NVIDIA driver installation

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Hello la team,

Au risque de passer pour un nul, y a-t-il un moyen d’installer facilement les pilotes NVIDIA ?
J’ai cherché sur le forum mais les infos ont l’air obsolètes ou alors je n’ai pas compris.

Dans DnfDrake, je vois bien des paquets :

install_nvidia
install_nvidia1353×719 141 KB

Mais j’ai ce genre de message lorsque j’essaie de l’installer :

install_nvidia_error
install_nvidia_error801×536 36.9 KB

Pouvez-vous m’aider ?

Merci !

–Tom

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ss_20250412_095843
ss_20250412_0958431440×900 114 KB

NVIDIA Graphics Cards
Nvidia Open kernel module

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Effectivement, c’est assez simple :sweat_smile:

Mais j’ai quand même un message d’erreur (qui ferme le terminal) :

install_nvidia_error
install_nvidia_error1007×362 52.4 KB

Y a-t-il une ligne de commande à taper que je pourrais forcer en ajoutant les “–allowerasing” ou “–skip-broken” ?

Encore merci pour votre aide :slight_smile:

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Pareil avec la commande :

sudo dnf install nvidia nvidia-kmod-open-desktop --refresh

install_nvidia_error
install_nvidia_error1054×560 79 KB

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rpm -qa|grep kernel

et

uname -r

qu’est-ce qu’ils retourne ?

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@rugyada
in last version of nvidia drivers , there are now version nvidia-kmod and nvidia-kmod-open ,
so there will be two builds

  • one for nvidia-kmod
  • 2nd for nvidia-mkod-open ( be careful on hardware gpu list see nvidia -linux drivers )
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I was under the impression that nvidia-mkod-open was pre-alpha testing and no one should use it if they do not know if their card is supported. Details in first post and they are important.

Did this change? I did not see it in the testing thread.

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Just fixing the spelling for brevity:

nvidia-kmod-open

Our recipe for the nvidia driver packages already builds this and it’s the one that should be used over the proprietary one for cards that are on the compatibility list. Once we have a confirmed 1:1 or greater success rate with the open driver we can begin to discuss how to safely offer that as a default option (possibly with proper card version detection). nvidia is already recommending the open driver as the default for supported cards.

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Et voilà :slight_smile:
kernel

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I am all for using the nvidia-kmod-open driver and I think it is working well, but I believe the install should not be done until the user knows that their card is supported. The quicker we can get card detection in there, the better. :smiley:

We have enough problems to fix around here without causing more with this. :rofl:

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Si ca vous aide, ma (vieille) carte est une : GeForce GTX 1070 AERO ITX 8G OC

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Je ne vois pas cette carte dans la liste. N’utilisez pas le pilote nvidia-kmod-open.

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@tom comme ils l’a dit, si votre carte n’est pas dans la liste n’utilisez pas nvidia-kmod-open
sudo dnf install nvidia --refresh devrait être suffisant. Si non:
sudo dnf install nvidia --allowerasing --refresh
Prêtez attention aux messages de la console.

Si vous voulez faire du nettoyage vous pouvez effacer les kernel-rc puisque il semble que vous démarrez avec la version régulière.
sudo dnf remove kernel-rc-desktop… (copiez et collez le nom complet du fichier)

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coming from nvk Drivers and Mesa
@bero

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@bero
from archlinux and update GCC15 and update drivers Nvidia 570.144 series
they is a change this time , you may not generate closed modules nvidia this time ,
that mean switch to nvidia-open is started , but not for Maxwell series

see
https://forum.endeavouros.com/t/large-update-this-evening-kernels-nvidia/70851