Q4OS Supported suggested me trying to "Install NVIDIA Drivers Via Official nvidia.com Package", see the second option https://phoenixnap.com/kb/nvidia-drivers-debian
I tried that (after upgrading kernel) but again i ended up with a corrupted system not able to boot anymore at all.
Also even if i got this working. It would be all custom butchery and i need a stable system that just works and does not give me trouble.
That's why i want Debian (based distros) in the first place.
I tried that (after upgrading kernel) but again i ended up with a corrupted system not able to boot anymore at all.
I'm sure its possible to get it working somehow but unless someone can tell me exactly what i have to do i think i just wait until Debian/Q4OS becomes officially compatible and meanwhile use MX Linux KDE which works and is still Debian (not Ubuntu).For GTX 4070 in Bookworm you would at least need the nvidia-driver package from bookworm-backports, and possibly newer firmware and mesa. I'm not sure but extra steps may be required too and it still may not be enough. It's not easy for hardware released after the Debian version.
Also even if i got this working. It would be all custom butchery and i need a stable system that just works and does not give me trouble.
That's why i want Debian (based distros) in the first place.
Statistics: Posted by Michael_ — 2024-12-05 17:21