green screen after installing nvidia drivers and cuda

[Nobu Kim]

I have an open question on askubuntu: https://askubuntu.com/questions/1443386/ubuntu-22-suddenly-shuts-down-on-2-different-machines-can-firefox-be-causing-th

Green screen, random shutdown, etc.

var/syslog gets very bloated would fill up my 1 TB internal SSD which I have truncate from time to time.

Please advise on what I can do to provide more info to you to solve this.

I have dual boot with Windows 11 which works fine, WSL2 as well, so it's not a hardware issue.

[Nobu Kim (nyck33)]

I can be reached at that askubuntu question or <email address hidden>

[Nobu Kim (nyck33)]

I am not sure if it's Nvidia drivers and cuda but was told green screen means something with graphics drivers or hardware.

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