Toshiba X870-11T notebook contains two different GPU, Intel HD Graphics 4000 and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670M. Unfotunately, I could not succeed to make Suse Linux 13.2 worked on NVIDIA. I tried to use NVIDIA after I update the GPU via one-click installer but, Xserver crashed after reboot. I saved the Xserver copying xorg.conf.install to xorg.conf which was the system used before update. Does anyone know a solution for it?
Remove the NVIDIA driver you must use bumblebee in the hybrid GPU optimus machines.
Follow instructions exactly
https://en.opensuse.org/SDB:NVIDIA_Bumblebee
but first be sure you totally remove any packages that have NVIDIA in it’s name
Thank you very much but I do not know how to remove without kde. Only icewm is working but, YasT is not opening in icewm i do not know why?
Open a terminal window, or hit Ctrl-Alt-F2 ( login with username and password ), and do:
su -c 'yast'
use the arrow and tab keys to navigate.
Start the softwaremanager, search for libGL and reinstall the Mesa-libGL1 packages. On my system the top two in the list. Move the selection bar over them and hit space. These packages contain the libGL libraries that were replaced by installing the NVIDIA driver. KDE won’t start because it runs on the intel and needs the stock libGL, not NVIDIA’s.
You may have to reselect KDE / Plasma as your desktop in the login screen.
Did you try booting into recovery mode? Select the advanced option and second entry in that menu. That should work with KDE will not work with gnome because gnome is more picky.
In any case running yast from command line is also perfectly ok you just have to use the old old style of navigation ie tab ctrl-tab arrows and space bar