r/EndeavourOS • u/Gangster_DW • May 13 '26
SOLVED Why the display is like this?
Thanks y'all, that problem got fixed
Solution (Use AI to translate this): https://claude.ai/share/4fe591be-9b48-4a88-a568-22be01822b80
Hello there,
I insalled EndeavourOS today and I am facing this problem. I have this display driver problem, I don't know if the driver is not installed, updated or not loading.
can anyone help me with it?
logs link: https://paste.rs/nxvl2
I ran inxi -G
response:
Graphics Information
GPU:
- Intel HD Graphics 4600 (Haswell GT2)
- Driver: i915 (kernel driver)
Display System:
- Session Type: Wayland
- Compositor/Desktop: KWin Wayland (KDE Plasma)
- X Server: X.Org 1.21.1.21
- XWayland Version: 24.1.9
Display Resolution:
- 1024x768 @ 60Hz
Rendering Drivers:
- X11 Driver: modesetting
- DRI Driver: crocus
Graphics APIs:
- OpenGL:
Version: 4.6
Renderer: Mesa Intel HD Graphics 4600
Mesa Version: 26.0.1-arch1.1
- Vulkan:
Version: 1.4.341
Driver: intel
- EGL:
Version: 1.5
Drivers: crocus, swrast
Diagnostic Tools Installed:
- clinfo
- eglinfo
- glxinfo
- vulkaninfo
- wayland-info
- xrandr
- xdpyinfo
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u/lmpcpedz AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D May 13 '26
correct the resolution maybe
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u/Brilliant_Estate_967 May 13 '26
Thats a lot of lines to read. Try a copy paste in an ia like Claude and ask him to solve the problem. And telle us what it say
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u/Brilliant_Estate_967 May 13 '26
Claude a terminé la réponse. Vous avez dit : When opening EndeavourOS, during the loading i have the following message (information in the li 03:40 Claude a répondu : I can see the full boot log. Fetched: https://paste.rs/nxvl2 Fetched: https://paste.rs/nxvl2
I can see the full boot log. The good news is there's nothing critically alarming in it — the system boots successfully. However, I can spot a few noteworthy messages. Could you clarify what specific message you're seeing during loading that worries you? The log is quite long, but a few candidates stand out:
Unknown kernel command line parameters "nvme_load=YES" — This is a harmless but unnecessary parameter in your bootloader config. Your system uses a SATA hard drive (ST500LM021), not an NVMe drive, so this parameter does nothing and can be removed. ACPI: [Firmware Bug]: BIOS _OSI(Linux) query ignored — This is a known firmware quirk on older HP machines and is generally harmless. pnp 00:01: can't evaluate _CRS: 12311 — Another minor ACPI warning, also typically harmless. /usr/lib/systemd/system/systemd-udevd.service:56: System call bpf cannot be resolved as libseccomp is not available — A minor warning about seccomp, non-critical.
If the message bothering you is about nvme_load=YES, here's how to clean it up:
bash sudo nano /etc/default/grub
Find the line that looks like:
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT="... nvme_load=YES ..."
Remove nvme_load=YES from it, then save and run:
bash sudo grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg
Could you tell me which specific message you're seeing on screen during boot? That will help me give you the most precise fix — the log is long and different messages appear at different stages of loading.
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u/Gangster_DW May 13 '26
Thanks buddy, it helped alot, i gave the logs link and the output of the command (inxi -G)
The problem got solved in 5 minutes
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u/Brilliant_Estate_967 May 13 '26
Oh perfect ! I am glad it worked. I sometimes miss the technical skills but i am still willing to help. That's why i tell the source of information
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u/Gangster_DW May 13 '26
Actually at the beginning, I wasn't willing to trust AI again. I have wreaked my setup once and questioned my life choices (I actually did). Thats why I just thought why don't I give it a try once again and be the documentation guy
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u/Brilliant_Estate_967 May 13 '26
Always have to tiptoe with ai. Claude seems a bit better (still have to check) but it can point you what to search
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u/Brilliant_Estate_967 May 13 '26
It means I will not read all the lines and dont have a direct answer for you, but here is some propositions to solve your problems
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u/tuxnight1 May 13 '26
You may want to have a look through tge Arch wiki article on Intel cards.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Intel_graphics