I have found a temporary fix that has seemed to resolve the issue for me. I haven't had a crash or freeze in a while. Though, I am not sure of the overall effect. Use at your own risk:
If the lines are commented out, the error message disappears.
If you leave this uncommented in at least one of the files, the error message will appear again.
"""
I hope for a full fix but in the meantime this has at least made my computer usable again.
I have found a temporary fix that has seemed to resolve the issue for me. I haven't had a crash or freeze in a while. Though, I am not sure of the overall effect. Use at your own risk:
https:/ /forums. developer. nvidia. com/t/ubuntu- 21-10-failed- to-grab- modeset- ownership- with-495- 44/193867/ 51
freeavagames posted a somewhat odd looking solution that does indeed stop the error. Reproduced here for those that do not want to click the link:
"""
( Ubuntu 22.04.1 Nvidia 525.60.11 Kernel: 5.15.0-56-generic )
I have the line “options nvidia-drm modeset=1” in three files:
grep --include=*.conf -rnw ‘/’ -e “nvidia-drm” 2>/dev/null
“/usr/lib/ modprobe. d/nvidia- kms.conf: 3:options nvidia-drm modeset=1” d/nvidia- graphics- drivers- kms.conf: 3:options nvidia-drm modeset=1” d/nvidia- nomodset. conf:1: options nvidia-drm modeset=1”
“/etc/modprobe.
“/etc/modprobe.
If the lines are commented out, the error message disappears.
If you leave this uncommented in at least one of the files, the error message will appear again.
"""
I hope for a full fix but in the meantime this has at least made my computer usable again.