Of course, it "works" now, but I'm hoping I can make it work better. run installers from NVIDIA Driver Downloads). The recommended way to install drivers is to use the package manager for your distribution but other installer mechanisms are also available (e.g. I restored rhgb quiet thinking maybe plymouth-set-default-theme wanted those options, and now I only see the very first line of bootup ( something about TSC), static, until X starts. Before you get started, make sure you have installed the NVIDIA driver for your Linux distribution. I tried plymouth-set-default-theme details dracut -f based on a CentOS forum post. Then I'd get no further updates, just the same unchanging text, until the X server started. Linux Operating System and Drivers Reinstall NVIDIA drivers for CentOS 7. I changed the default /etc/default/grub to remove rhgb quiet from the command line, and I'd get text output up until a message like "dracut pre-udev hook" (though it wasn't always the same step). CentOS uses by default the nouveau open source driver, which is not compatible with nvidia and has to be deactivated Drivers from nvidia repo seems to not be working, as nvidia dkms module is needed. Installing DGX Tools and Updating Configuration Files 3.3.2. I got the proprietary NVIDIA drivers installed, but it was quite difficult as I couldn't see what was happening during boot up past a certain point. Installing on the DGX-1, DGX Station, or DGX Station A100 2.4.2. I recently installed CentOS 7.7 with KDE on a machine with both onboard graphics and an NVIDIA GTX 1080 Ti.
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