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Here it goes,



I have a laptop with an Nvidia GT520M card and I am running ubuntu 11.10. When I first installed ubuntu on my pc, I was able to use gnome3 and all was well (I suppose my laptop was using the intel card instead of the Nvidia one).



Because I wanted to develop some things in CUDA from my own machine, I started to look around on what I could do, so that I could use the discrete card just for CUDA and leave the other one to handle gnome. By installing nvidia's current drivers and bumblebee, I am now able to run programs in CUDA using optirun but my machine uses the simple version of gnome, without any effects whatsoever. Of course, when I removed nvidia's drivers, optirun couldn't run CUDA programs and stopped with :



[ERROR]Cannot access secondary GPU - error: [XORG] (EE) Failed to load module "nouveau" (module does not exist, 0)


Is there something I can do so that I can have both worlds?


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Getting both cards to work is highly problematic as stated in this question with 4000 views. One of the answers to that question references this one which has a bounty attached and over 26000 views.



So I do believe your question is mostly answered as "No, there is no documented way for this to work well at this point." in the previous questions.


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