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(In reply to Michael Pujos from comment #17) > @Leo > > The bbswitch module is only loaded by the prime-select systemd service > (which in turn call /usr/sbin/prime-select) if prime-select operates in > Intel mode ('prime-select intel' or 'prime-select intel2'). That service > (eventually loading the bbswitch module in the cases mentioned above) is > called at the very end of the boot process, just before the Display Manager > is spawned. > > Old versions of the suse-prime package did not pull bbswitch (you had to use > the suse-prime-bbswitch package for that) but the new version does as it > combines both packages. > > The use of bbswitch to disable a PCI device (the NVIDIA card) can be > dangerous and not work everywhere. Though it works on my laptop with a > Pascal NVIDIA GPU, on all kernels. The suse-prime package update made all > users use bbswitch now (again, only in Intel mode) which is probably not a > good idea. > > I will create a bug report for the upstream project. Thanks for taking care, Michael! https://github.com/openSUSE/SUSEPrime/issues/70