Find methods to install GPU drivers within GRUB settings.
Find methods to install GPU drivers within GRUB settings.
The issue seems to be related to driver installation and visibility in Grub. You may need to ensure drivers are properly installed and enabled, then verify their configuration in your bootloader settings. Check if the correct device tree or kernel modules are loaded for the drivers. If the problem persists, consider reinstalling the kernel or consulting your system's documentation for specific driver setup steps.
Are you sure this is the issue? Typically what I see is grub trying to output into a resolution that your display does not support. The work around is to specify the resolution you want in the grub config file, well actually in the defaults file too so it will stick when grub / kernel updates. My suggestion is to use something readable (so not 4k) Personally I use 1024x768 so the text is easily readable. Again though you'll have to use something your monitor supports. There is a command that you can type in to see what your display supports, but I don't remember what it is off hand.
I'll attempt that, though I'm certain the driver problem is the main concern. Using Windows makes it difficult for me to handle it. The only solution I have is changing from HDMI to DisplayPort.
Asus ROG Strix X670e Ryzen 7 7800X3D with 2x16GB DDR5 at 6000MHz is running smoothly. The issue seems linked to the GPU, and I'm using Mint Cinnamon Edge Edition.
I own 2080 Super, 3080, and 1050 TI in HTPCs connected via HDMI with GRUB and BIOS active. Everything runs on Mint, not the edge. I’m using the standard version and updating the kernel. It’s strange the display isn’t working properly. (The only 1050 card is mine, others are EVGA.) Is your monitor powered on first? I suspect one of my cards sometimes waits for the display to appear before detecting the port, causing detection issues. Maybe using a DisplayPort connection would simplify things for you?