dexter1010,
Please post whole logs. What should be there but is missing is just as important as what is actually in the log.
We can't spot the missing bits with fragments.
I suspect that there are two issues now.
a) I made a pigs ear of
well, it was late for me. :)
b) libinput isn't working as expected.
Add evdev to your list of INPUT_DEVICES in make.conf, then rebuild xorg-drivers.
Post
as you have changed it.
Post the output of
Post the output of
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emerge -pv xorg-drivers xorg-server
Google suggests that using evdev may fix
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xf86EnableIOPorts: failed to set IOPL for I/O
While that error persists, Xorg can start but you wont have any input devices.
is still the nvidia driver trying to drive the wrong thing.
There may be a quick test.
Comment out the
. In the BIOS, disable the Intel GPU.
Now there is only one GPU - the nVidia one, so it will be used without the BusID statement.
However, as I stated above, you won't have any input devices, so test like this
That does startx, waits for 30 seconds so you can test the mouse and keyboard, then kills the Xserver, so you don't have to power off to regain control if there are no input devices.