Commodore OS Vision 2.0 Forum

Well when trying to run Starfield it told me my card wasn't good enough so I went back to Windows to play it lol, so it installs the driver but I don't think it actually recognises it if that makes sense?

I would like to say yes about swapping drivers, however I don't get that option.

So trying to install this again This is far too stressful for me *SIGH*

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2lhwb_OckQ

Anyway this is what I'm presented with after it installs https://youtu.be/bcxXlLY1NHc

I agree with Linus.
Could they make it harder?
Let's see how we fare with Commodore OS 3. Coming soon-ish.

Have you looked at the stuff under https://wiki.debian.org/NvidiaGraphicsDrivers?
Note: COS2 is Debian Bullseye under the hood. COS3 will be Debian Bookworm.

I also agree with Linus, from what I've read of numerous people with the same problem it's possible it's to do with safe boot being on but I don't really get it I needed it off just to install the OS in the first place. Only time it is on is when I boot to Windows 10 otherwise it is off.

Just had another look at that site, I will attempt the Unstable "SID" maybe have more luck with it, hmmm seems to continue to install 4.70 when it should be installing Version_535.183.01? I'm going to guess adding # in /etc/apt/sources.list blacklists the line? Didn't help, I even decided to remove everything from the sources.list (obviously saved them elsewhere to readd them back if needed) and use only the "deb http://deb.debian.org/debian/ sid main contrib non-free non-free-firmware" but to no avail