Kernel 4.19.2 nividia-415 can't boot











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I installed Kernel 4.19.2 on my 18.04.1 machine. (threadripper 2, 1080 nvidia card)
At first I got errors, so I updated Nvidia drivers, reinstalled the kernel and got no errors.



However, now, when I boot, the text is big like no video drivers are used.



Once it gets to where I should get an X login screen, the screen seems to just keep flickering, like it can't find a resolution that works?



If I boot to recovery mode and apt remove nvidia*, I can then boot in fine and everything looks right. But then I'm not on the proprietary drivers.



Any idea where I would look for log errors? I looked through syslog, kernel log and x.0 log... But nothing seemed to stick out.



Anyone else have this issue?



Thanks!



EDIT: I should mention that nvidia-415 worked fine with kernel 4.18.x...






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    I installed Kernel 4.19.2 on my 18.04.1 machine. (threadripper 2, 1080 nvidia card)
    At first I got errors, so I updated Nvidia drivers, reinstalled the kernel and got no errors.



    However, now, when I boot, the text is big like no video drivers are used.



    Once it gets to where I should get an X login screen, the screen seems to just keep flickering, like it can't find a resolution that works?



    If I boot to recovery mode and apt remove nvidia*, I can then boot in fine and everything looks right. But then I'm not on the proprietary drivers.



    Any idea where I would look for log errors? I looked through syslog, kernel log and x.0 log... But nothing seemed to stick out.



    Anyone else have this issue?



    Thanks!



    EDIT: I should mention that nvidia-415 worked fine with kernel 4.18.x...






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      I installed Kernel 4.19.2 on my 18.04.1 machine. (threadripper 2, 1080 nvidia card)
      At first I got errors, so I updated Nvidia drivers, reinstalled the kernel and got no errors.



      However, now, when I boot, the text is big like no video drivers are used.



      Once it gets to where I should get an X login screen, the screen seems to just keep flickering, like it can't find a resolution that works?



      If I boot to recovery mode and apt remove nvidia*, I can then boot in fine and everything looks right. But then I'm not on the proprietary drivers.



      Any idea where I would look for log errors? I looked through syslog, kernel log and x.0 log... But nothing seemed to stick out.



      Anyone else have this issue?



      Thanks!



      EDIT: I should mention that nvidia-415 worked fine with kernel 4.18.x...






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      I installed Kernel 4.19.2 on my 18.04.1 machine. (threadripper 2, 1080 nvidia card)
      At first I got errors, so I updated Nvidia drivers, reinstalled the kernel and got no errors.



      However, now, when I boot, the text is big like no video drivers are used.



      Once it gets to where I should get an X login screen, the screen seems to just keep flickering, like it can't find a resolution that works?



      If I boot to recovery mode and apt remove nvidia*, I can then boot in fine and everything looks right. But then I'm not on the proprietary drivers.



      Any idea where I would look for log errors? I looked through syslog, kernel log and x.0 log... But nothing seemed to stick out.



      Anyone else have this issue?



      Thanks!



      EDIT: I should mention that nvidia-415 worked fine with kernel 4.18.x...






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