Basically I was able to play Cyberpunk on my Nobara setup (N37, KDE, Nvidia 10180ti, Intel i5 CPU) but everything went sideways when I upgraded from kernel version 6.2.14-300 to 6.3.5-201 (and still have issues despite several upgrades since then and now on 6.3.12 I think).
If I switched back to 6.2.14-300 I was able to play but since there has been a few upgrades since, I no longer have 6.2.15-300 as an option at start up.
The game launches but it stays on a black screen, no audio, no visuals just the cursor. I’ve reinstalled the game and nothing. Switched from X11 to wayland and nothing.
I can’t remember which nvidia driver version I have right now but it’s the latest in the Nobara repos.
Game was installed through Lutris and worked great prior to the upgrade.
Darn. I had a similar experience with gnome getting deleted during an update and just had to reinstall the DE.
It’s starting to sound like I need to reinstall the OS.
Shouldn’t have dnf groupinstall “KDE Plasma Workspace” installed everything I needed if the DE was corrupted or deleted during upgrade? Do I need to run any other commands?
You sure the NVIDIA driver is loaded after the kernel update? NVIDIA X Server Settings showing you correct info?
I’d recommend using the NVIDIA dkms package. No idea what’s it’s called for your distro. Most of the NVIDIA driver breakage complaints stem from the kernel driver not rebuilding after kernel updates. dkms does this reliably.
Ran a dnf list installed | grep nvidia and got nothing in return so in the process of doing a clean install of n38 unfortunately