I’m new to Linux so I’ll describe my situation and context as best I can.
I’m dual booting windows 11 and fedora 43 kde on separate NVMe drives. I followed an online guide and removed my Windows drive while setting up the one with fedora then reinstalled the windows drive so I choose the os in the bios. Ran into a few issues but was able to resolve those on my own until I tried to install my Nvidia drivers. After attempting to install my drivers and restarting it booted up normal the first time and took me to the sign in screen but once I sign it it’s just a glitchy black screen my mouse is the only things visible. I tried using the keyboard shortcuts to open the terminal that didn’t work and I figured out none of the keyboard shortcuts are working for some reason idk how I messed up installing my drivers so bad that it caused that issue. But I can go to the top left corner to access desktop overview which causes the black screen to glitch out sometime flashing large red text or distorted icons and I thought this view would be my solution because there’s a search bar up there but it was false hope I tried opening the konsole from there but It won’t work in fact I could get anything to open other than the alert browser and problem reporting. I couldn’t even get it to shut down I had to hold the power button and upon restarting this time I got the message “Nvidia kernal module missing. Falling back to nouveau” but everything else was still the same. I tried reverting to a previous version of the kernal but it was having the exact same issue. I tried entering like rescue or emergency mode in the grub menu and was told I couldn’t access the console and to see sulogin(8). At this point I was completely stuck and decided to start fresh again with a new install of fedora so I once again removed the drive with windows freshly installed fedora went through the setup process again it went much smoother this time until once again I tried to install the nvidia drivers I watched more tutorials this time and tried a different method and once again got the same issue which is where I’m at now asking for any idea on what to do or how to fix this because I really don’t want to have to take my windows NVMe out again to do a fresh boot to have potentially the same issue happen again.
I have also been getting the message on startup [0.073729] RDseed32 is broken. Disabling the coresponding CPUID bit. But from what I read online I don’t think that’s related to my current issue but I’m trying to include all the details I can think of here.
My system info is a Ryzen 9800x3d, Nvidia 5080, Msi mag x870 tomahawk wifi, 32gb ddr5, and both windows and fedora are on separate 2tb nvme pcie 5.0