ok so the root@kali:/pyrit_svn/cpyrit_calpp# ./setup.py build install was success l got warning messages but install sucessfullybut this is what l get when l run pyrit list_cores & pyrit benchmark it different from
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I have reinstalled 4 times and then kali step by step guide on HP pavilion AMD cpu a10and amd radeon 8600 GPUs.I had no errors but typing in command: pyrit list_cores segmentation fault error.I noticed the disappearance of pyrit and tried to reinstall with apt-get install pyrit but always segmentation fault.What wrong?
I finally made it to the end, after around 3-4 days lost, but here i am :DI had many issues, tried with Kali, then a couple of times and now again a fresh install of Kali 1.07..Now nearly everything worked immediately, but in the end im stuck:root@kali:/calpp-0.90/pyrit_svn/cpyrit_calpp# pyrit list_coresSpeicherzugriffsfehlerroot@kali:/calpp-0.90/pyrit_svn/cpyrit_calpp# pyritSpeicherzugriffsfehlertranslate.google.com: Memory access error. But i I think its something with Segmentationfault, is that right?
For newbies, if you don't know what are these things, you may have a look at the bumblebee project . Bbswitch is the kernel module used to turn off and on the discrete nvidia GPU and non-free nvidia optimus linux drivers are the proprietary GPU drivers provided by nvidia.
Best practice: If your laptop's BIOS or UEFI allow to completely disable discrete nvidia GPU, then disable it before installing the OS and re-enable it after the installation is finished. By doing this, you could avoid some troubles caused by the vga_switcheroo kernel module. ( I did this many time ? )
This is doesn't work for me. Laptop: Dell XPS 15 9560, OS: Debian buster....After all this steps i was unable to load X11... The solution was to add to the kernel parameters (when system is starting --> in Grub menu push 'e' --- and add) after 'quiet' ---acpi_rev_override=1. Then i tried everything (and troubleshoot article [NVIDIA Optimus troubleshooting in Debain]), but the result is ? That's why i uninstalled all the bumblebee-nvidia....
I truly appreciste you taking the time to write this guide! However, I couldn't even get past installing the appropriate packages. It refuses to install nvidia-kernel-dkms , amongst the others, and states that a ton of libglxxxxx packages break , or conflict, with what were trying to install.
I'm also on an XPS 9560 and I've installed buster. I follow your setups up until my system locks up at: sudo apt-get install nvidia-kernel-dkms nvidia-xconfig nvidia-settingsNot sure what's going on, but it happened twice in a row. If I don't install the nvidia or bumblebee portion, will I just run off the Intel chipset exclusively?What kind of battery life are you seeing when installing nvidia and bumblebee?As is, it looks like I'll get just shy of 4 hrs.Thnx!
Thank you for the great documentation. I am running kali 4.12.0, and the installation steps were performed without any errors. but if i try to run nvidia-smi: i am getting "NVIDIA_SMI has failed because it couldn't communicate with NVIDIA driver.Make sure that the latest NVIDIA driver is installed and running". I am sure i have the nvidia-driver 375.82-1.
Perhaps the bbswitch module is not loaded at all !Yes there are lots of problem with Debian/Kali on newer hardware like NVIDIA GTX 950M, and a skylate based CPU. You might want to run Ubuntu for better hardware compatibility, and install kali tools there.
Excellent work, works great. but I have a concern, I'm new using the kali linux system (which is where I've tried and done the steps of your post) and I get an average of 2700FPS. The question is, in ubuntu there is a module to load proprietary drivers and automatically installs all, why the difference is that in ubuntu average exceeds 12,000 FPS? Thank you very much.My card is a GTX 660M
I solved previous issue (but i don't know how). Now my Geforce635M works!!!!!I post here some useful tips (kernel 4.6 and nvida 352.xx):1)edit the bumblebe.conf with Driver=nvidia and KernelDriver=nvidia-current2) install xserver-xorg-video-mouse (to prevent the mouse xorg driver error)3)install xserver-xorg-video-nvidia and libgl1-nvidia-glx, REMOVE xserver-xorg-video-nouveauDONE. Thank you 4 your useful guide!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A perfect guide. Works perfectly on kali sana as well as kali sana rolling. I have a nvidia gtx 980. Tested with kernel 4.3 and works perfectly. This is One of the few guides that actually works. Keep it up. And thanks a ton ?
I just want to thank you because it was so clear for someone who knows basics of linux. Although i had some troubles according to this article, i found my solutions from comments under your article and the other sites. It was painful process which lasts 3 days for me. That one was the my last chance because i based all the other instructions from the other sites. Anyway, this is awesome. Thank you so much. Now, i'm gonna try to install CUDA and pyrit from your tutorial
For desktops, Installing these will be sufficientsudo apt-get install nvidia-kernel-dkms linux-headers-$(uname -r)sudo apt-get install nvidia-settings nvidia-xconfigThen run sudo nvidia-xconfig to setup the NVIDIA card.
Hi, thanks your your feedback and sorry for late reply, it seems that you have to install proper kernel headers.sudo apt-get install linux-headers-$(uname -r)Then reinstall bbswitch.
Possible workaround, make suere nouveau module is unloaded, edit /etc/bumblebee/bumblebee.conf and set Driver=nvidia than leaving it blank, and also ensure that you are using proper kernel driver, in my case > KernelDriver=nvidia-current .
I have a Nvidia 840M graphics card, I'm trying to install bumblebee in kali since last 3 months, but failed every time with a black screen. So I have to start fresh again, with a clean install. I don't know what I'm doing incorrect. This time I using your guide to see if I can succeed. But before starting I would like to know if there are any per-requisites for it and is it just a step-by-step guide because I'm not familiar with linux so don't have a detailed knowledge about it, don't know about the modifications to be made. Please help me if I have to alter something.Currently trying it without waiting for reply! Will reply back if stuck.
I just made an account on null-byte but i've been following your posts and tutorials for a while now. I must say they are excellent and i'm learning a lot! One thing i've been struggling with is to install the NVIDIA driver for my gt540m(oldie) so that i can use programs like pyrit and cudahashcat. The way i'm trying to get this working is:
aptitude -r install linux-headers-$(uname -r)apt-get install nvidia-kernel-$(uname -r)aptitude install nvidia-kernel-dkmsaptitude install nvidia-xconfignvidia-xconfigreboot 2ff7e9595c
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