nvidia blobs missing
fresh install but i have no nvidia software installed even when selecting nvidia is grub.
nvidia-smi shows nothing installed
Solution:Jump to solution
you installed the non nvidia image.
just rebase to the nvidia image
rpm-ostree rebase ostree-image-signed:docker://ghcr.io/ublue-os/bazzite-gnome-nvidia:latest...14 Replies
will need more info before anyone of us will be able to help you.
i am not too familiar with the nvidia stuff as i have not owned an nvidia card that i used in linux for many years
but could you at least provide the output from these commands
if you are missing the nvidia kargs from the kargs command and modesetting in the initramfs command you can set them with
status
kargs
i think initramfs is wrong given it states amdgpu.conf
running configure nivida
which is incorrect as i did install the nvidia image
Solution
you installed the non nvidia image.
just rebase to the nvidia image
rpm-ostree rebase ostree-image-signed:docker://ghcr.io/ublue-os/bazzite-gnome-nvidia:latestim 99% sure i didnt but i may have not paid attention when i saw anaconda XD
the selection is in the grub portion, very easy to miss 🙂
if you still have issues after the rebase you can run the ujust command i gave in my first post to set the kargs 🙂
must have missed clicked
nah its all good
nvidia-smi is showing 545 driver is loaded
nice, handy to not have to do a full reinstall when youre on an image based system
yeh its all new to me coming from arch or *buntu based
im from primarily ubuntu/debian based systems myself
one question i do wanna ask my main game is on here as a flatpak am i still able to instrall a different launcher for it if that launcher is copr instead of flatrpak
ideally you want to avoid layering rpms if you can as they make your updates slower.
If a flatpak is available and it works, you use that
if it can work in a distrobox, use that
if it works in nix (and you want to use nix) use that, if not, skip
if nothing else works you should try layer it
this is usually the order we tell people to try stuff in. however sometimes there are things that must be layered (like vpns)
FFXIV has two launchers the flapak one which you can select in the portal and one which has custom patches which allow wine and dxvk changes thats all
use whichever one you want but we would always recommend the flatpak approach first and use that if it works for you, i am not familiar with FFXIV.
you will have to add the repo into
/etc/yum.repos.d/ and enable them, disable gpg checking (doesnt really work in image based systems) and then you just install with rpm-ostree install
you can also use rpm-ostree install to install rpm filesmight be eiaser to just do the flatpak and use the terminal app for the CEF tool i use