• ayaya
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        8 months ago

        I recommend switching to nvidia-dkms which will auto rebuild the module for every kernel and lets you update them independently of each other.

          • ayaya
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            88 months ago

            It’s a drop-in replacement for the nvidia package. AFAIK there are zero differences in functionality. The only change is it being built locally by DKMS instead of coming pre-built.

          • Ooops
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            18 months ago

            It builds the kernel module for your specific kernel. It’s not different from the nvidia package, that’s just the same thing pre-build for the default kernel (in fact if you install both nvidia-dkms will build the module locally, then realize the exact same thing it just build is already there and move on…).

        • @[email protected]OP
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          28 months ago

          Perfect – this solved the issue completely for me

          sudo pacman -Sy linux-lts nvidia-dkms
          ## removes nvidia
          
        • @fhoekstra
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          18 months ago

          I know my Pop!_OS install pulls Nvidia drivers and modules using flatpak. I don’t know the pros and cons of this method, but I’ve assumed it’s more robust due to decoupling of dependencies.

          What is your opinion on flatpak vs pacman for proprietary Nvidia drivers?

          • @[email protected]OP
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            48 months ago

            I am philosophically against duplicating similar libraries, so I don’t use flatpak. Insufferable, I know