There are a lot of users who have nvidia GPUs and this works very well for the great majority (myself included).Īfter the install completes wait 5 to 10 minutes then reboot and things should work for you.Īfter following those instructions, the result of dnf list installed *nvidia* is the following: Installed PackagesĪkmod-nvidia.x86_64 3:520.56.06-1.fc37 3:520.56.06-1.fc37 3:520.56.06-1.fc37 3:520.56.06-1.fc37 3:520.56.06-1.fc37 3:520.56.06-1.fc37 3:520.56.06-1.fc37 3:520.56.06-1.fc37 3:520.56.06-1.fc37 3:520.56.06-1.fc37 seems to me that both problems have been resolved, since the driver version is less than 525.60.13 and the suffix indicates that I have a version verified for fedora 37. It also will enable automatic updates of both driver versions and modules to match the updates of kernel versions. That command should install the packages and compile the matching kernel modules.
Then after verifying that you have the rpmfusion-nonfree-nvidia-driver or the rpmfusion-nonfree & rpmfusion-nonfree-updates repos enabled then install the nvidia drivers and cuda from there.ĭnf install akmod-nvidia xorg-x11-drv-nvidia-cuda If there is a conflict you may need to disable the other repo you have been using. I would suggest that you first remove all those nvidia packages and cuda (but do not remove the nvidia-gpu-firmware package)ĭnf remove *nvidia* -exclude=nvidia-gpu-firmware cuda-drivers
Even though it seems a cuda site it is not fully integrated nor tested with fedora as the ones from rpmfusion are. What repo were they installed from? That link shows a completely 3rd party repo. You said you are on F37 but that list shows only F36 packages (and they do not appear to have come from rpmfusion) so the packages do not match the fedora release version.Fedora still only has the 525.60.06 driver version from rpmfusion and you show the 525.60.13 version.
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