The solution is that students need to hold themselves accountable and leave for class earlier so that driver breaks don’t make them late for class, but y’all aren’t ready for that conversation.

The solution is scheduled breaks with relief floaters

What makes you think students will drive non-stop? Half need 5 minute breaks to hop on TikTok while doing hw

i think the problem is mostly them taking breaks right before a block starts. they should realistically do it when everyones in their classes

In order to drive a bus you need to have commercial drivers license type B with a passenger endorsement.

To get that you must be 21, not colorblind, pass a medical physical, take a written test, complete entry level driver training, and then pass a road test. This will cost hundreds of dollars in fees.

This is simply unattainable for the vast majority of students.

I definitely wouldn't trust the average Rutgers student to drive a bus. Do you see how many posts we get in here about being issued parking tickets. So many students can't read basic signs on the road or simply don't give a fuck about the rules they need to follow.

Do they drug test in New Jersey for bus drivers?

I have learned that sudo pacman -Syu, Every weekend is the best way. The comments by Mergey will do the trick!

run this command, it is detecting your hardware and installs the needed drivers

"sudo chwd -a"

for context, this is a cachos command and therefore not necessary available on other distributions

for reference: https://wiki.cachyos.org/features/chwd/

Uninstall nvidia packages - then reinstall.

Use nvidia-open-dkms if you have newer card.

Also note it won't take effect until reboot.

If you are stuck with no graphics just use text terminal (ctrl+alt+fx).

You forced upgrade of only a few packages, forced the upgrade even with conflicts. You've been taught an important lesson. Hopefully you learn it.

Almost definitely the regular rx580. Without looking it up typically names like that just mean it's factory over clocked. But using same/similar silicon.

You could try them, and the other ones, and if you find one works better use them. Using the wrong driver shouldn't cause any issues. Just have "display driver uninstaller" already downloaded.

Are you sure you downloaded the drivers for your version of motherboard?

Where did you install the drivers from? Can you link the url and let us know your motherboard

My approach would be to do a complete clean new install and first, let Windows update/install whatever it can find. Windows is actually quite competent in finding compatible drivers for PC hardware. After that, install whatever is missing.

By the way, actually troubleshooting your post is quite hard as your descriptions of problems are both very short and vague (e.g. "does not work" is too vague, what specifically doesn't work?). When looking for help in text form, more description is always better, if formated properly (e.g. specific steps you did or a point for every action you did). Also specify what worked.

Saying that less to hate on you and more to give you advise as doing that can speed up help in many areas, not just IT. I work in IT support and with notes similar to yours half the time support will spend over an hour just figuring out what the actual problem is, while with a good description you can often find the problem within minutes.

Better to update through the terminal:

sudo apt install nvidia-driver-580

Mind you, like the 575 driver, it will hang the system. Close all programs first, so you don't lose anything.

All monitors go black. I waited for a bit, but then I just decided to reboot doing a REISUB reboot (hold left ALT through the following: tap PrtSc once, then tap keys: R E I S U B in that order).

When the system starts, you'll land on a black screen with a blinking cursor. Go to a TTY by pressing CTRL+ALT+F3 (or F2, or F4, any but F1). You'll login then.

Then simply sudo dpkg --configure -a.

It will take a while, but eventually everything will be finished and you're back to the cursor.

You can go ahead and reboot, but I'd recommend also updating things: sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade && sudo apt autoremove as well as flatpak update (since it'll fetch the new NVIDIA drivers).

Then you can just reboot: sudo reboot.

Then just open a terminal and type nvidia-smi and it should show that you're using driver 580.

Sudo apt install nvidia-driver-575-server

Or whatever version you want.

you have fix this?

Don't do it... Undo, Undo

I want and need the more newer drivers like 570, 575 and 580 but I wonder if it's best to wait for a newer kernel first and some new wayland and wayland related stuff.

Nope

Would 100% break a persona game.

Noo

It could

From what i know it could break the drink

Haven't noticed any issues with the new realtek audio drivers. Infact is better now than before the update. Maybe check the settings in Dolby and the new Realtek Audio Console Application The realtek driver is 10.0.218.1 Also see in the device manager under sound, video and game controller. It should have 10 of the Soundwire audo and one Soundwire speakers listed 

I have the exact same problem with my brand new Alienware 18 Area 51, I unboxed it yesterday and applied all system and driver updates I could possibly find and then this happened. I always use an external speaker (Bose Companion 2) just because I never enjoyed built-in speakers.Interestingly, the popping clicking sound still persists.

Looks like the new drivers are pushing the speakers too hard. Try to roll back the drivers to the previous version. If rolling back is not possible then try to avoid using the speakers until the issue is resolved. The clicking sound comes from the speaker membrane too much and hitting either the base of the speaker or the grille that's infront of it. Normally it should'nt move this much. The update might have added a millimeter of travel to the membranes. Prolonged use might tear the membrane so avoid using the speakers untill the issue is sorted out

YES! Exactly the same issue here and it was kinda bothering me that I seemed to only be noticing it recently, I wondered if it was like that since I received it (got this laptop about 2 weeks ago now) or if it was a recent change but seeing this has made me feel so much better that others share the problem.

check if you got an alien signal lol

Happened to (4) 7420's and one 5440 this week. We were not able to duplicate the issue however. We are running Dell command update 5.4.

Also experienced this on a 5420 this week. It does seem to eventually sort it self out. DCU was up to date.

Not sure if we've been having the same issue, but last Thursday during our automatic updates with Dell Command Update, everyone's laptop got stuck on the graphics driver update, flashing their screens over and over again for over an hour. It seems to have eventually fixed itself on most of the computers, but we couldn't really determine why. According to the logs, dell command update didn't even think the update was failing and then trying it again, it just logged that it was installing the graphics driver, and then appears to just get stuck on that. We tried interrupting the update with a restart, and that seemed to fix it for about a quarter of our users, but for the rest it just started right up again after the restart. We eventually resorted to disabling automatic updates until we can get to the bottom of it.

U need to use ST-link for example and flash it. I have one, can send you if you know how to do that :)