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Please edit the file /etc/default/grub and change the resolution.

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WARNING: With some versions of the NVIDIA driver prior to Debian 11/Bullseye, there may be a bug that can cause a blank screen on some DisplayPort-connected monitors whenever logging in to GNOME while modesetting is enabled. The final line may look similar to: GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="quiet splash nvidia-drm.modeset=1"Īfterwards, apply the change by running: # update-grub2Īfter which, rebooting will load the driver with proper modesetting. Within the quotes on the line that starts with GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT, add the option nvidia-drm.modeset=1. This file requires administrative permissions to edit, so you can may launch your text editor as root using sudo, run it while logged in as root, or use a text editor that supports PolKit such as Kate/KWrite which can edit the file without special permissions. The easiest way to do this is to open /etc/default/grub in your text editor of choice. To manually force-enable modesetting on the proprietary NVIDIA driver, you must add an additional kernel parameter. These instructions can probably be skipped unless you're using an older version of Debian, or an older graphics card. In Debian 10/Buster, modesetting is enabled by default for NVIDIA graphics cards using the proprietary driver if they're from the GeForce 8 series or newer.

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Enable the contrib and non-free sections in your SourcesList file and run: # apt install firmware-linux If you run into any issues trying to set the theme, or if it doesn't appear, you may need to install the proprietary GPU firmware. If using Debian with KDE Plasma in Buster or newer, you may also want to install the KDE Breeze Plymouth theme and an easy integrated configuration module for Plymouth with: # apt install plymouth-theme-breeze kde-config-plymouth To install Plymouth and its base set of themes, run: # apt install plymouth plymouth-themes Omit if signed in as root, otherwise replace with sudo. # indicates a command must be run as root. Support in the proprietary driver is unknown.

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Mali - Supported and enabled in the Lima and Panfrost drivers available in Debian 11/Bullseye and newer. Intel - Supported and enabled in the xserver-xorg-video-intel driver and the (preferred) modesetting driver that is used if that package is not installed. NVIDIA - Supported by the Nouveau driver and the proprietary driver, always enabled by default with Nouveau but some systems may require it to be manually enabled while using the proprietary NVIDIA driver.

ATI/AMD - Supported and automatically enabled by the Radeon and AMDGPU drivers that are used for any recent card.

It also handles boot prompts, such as entering disk encryption passwords.īefore installing, check that the driver you're using for your card supports kernel modesetting (KMS) which is required for Plymouth to function:

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It provides eye-candy and a more professional presentation for scenarios where the default high-information text output might be undesirable. Plymouth presents a graphic animation (also known as a bootsplash) while the system boots.