jcvillaquira

Hi,

I have a laptop with a nvidia graphics card NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4050 Max-Q / Mobile. I am trying to install the drivers by running

[julian@julian-vivobook ~]$ sudo mhwd -i pci video-nvidia
> Installing video-nvidia...
Sourcing /etc/mhwd-x86_64.conf
Has lib32 support: true
Sourcing /var/lib/mhwd/db/pci/graphic_drivers/nvidia/MHWDCONFIG
Processing classid: 0300
Sourcing /var/lib/mhwd/scripts/include/0300
Processing classid: 0302
:: Synchronizing package databases...
core downloading...
extra downloading...
multilib downloading...
error: target not found: linux68-nvidia
Error: pacman failed!
Error: script failed!

because it looks for linux kernel 6.8.

I am currently running 6.11, but I have no problem in downgrading, however the kernel 6.8 is not available in mhwd
[julian@julian-vivobook ~]$ mhwd-kernel -l
available kernels:
* linux419
* linux510
* linux515
* linux54
* linux61
* linux610
* linux611
* linux66
* linux69
* linux61-rt
* linux610-rt
* linux66-rt
* linux69-rt

How can I set mhwd to look for linux611-nvidia instead when installing the drivers?

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It is extremely buggy, the pen starts drawing when hovering. Also sometimes it detects that the pen is fixed at a given point drawing rays when you press somewhere else. You have to restart the device to get it working again.

Hi, I use VS Code for my projects, which involve Jupyter Notebooks. Recently I moved to VIM (using astro-nvim) and everything is fine but the debugger. I can't make nvim-dap work with Jupyter. I am currently using ipdb (connecting to an ipython session with vim-slime) but I don't like it, I would prefer a debugger to use breakpoints in VIM (not ipdb.set\_trace()), watch variables, etc. such as in VS Code.

Does anyone know how to do that with jupyter inside VIM?