Was the system booting properly with the 6.10.4 kernel?
If so then boot with the 6.10.4 kernel and we can do some troubleshooting, maybe even remove the 6.10.5 kernel.
We need to see the kernel command line which should have been seen in the dmesg output and to know what nvidia packages are installed.
cat /proc/cmdline dnf list installed \*nvidia\* lsmod | grep nvidia
Was the system booting properly with the 6.10.4 kernel?
Nope, all started with the 6.10.4 actually, don’t remember which kernel i had before(haven’t updated since may/june), but it also had issues with hibernate, sometimes i wasn’t able to wake the system from sleep, screens never showed anything and i had to reboot using power button.
It would appear that the nvidia driver may have been installed directly from the nvidia site (possibly the .run file) and not from the rpmfusion repo. (definitely not as an rpm)
I cannot assist with any nvidia problems installed that way except to suggest that you remove those drivers using the .run file with the --uninstall option, then reinstall them from rpmfusion repo with dnf install akmod-nvidia xorg-x11-drv-nvidia-cuda.
Wait at least 5 minutes after installing the drivers before rebooting.
Since the rpm packages did not show that means it either was not installed from rpmfusion or that the installation failed to install anything (or possibly the packages were removed after booting). The only nvidia package shown was the firmware which comes from fedora.
However the driver was installed by some means since the lsmod command returned those nvidia modules.
That makes sense only if the driver was available when the system was booted but removed while running. lsmod gives a listing of loaded modules while modinfo looks at the module files that are used to load the modules.
Go ahead and install the drivers using the command I gave above.
I will be away for a while. Will check back when I return.
When properly installed the lsmod command should return a similar listing to what you already posted and the dnf list installed command should show something like this.
yeah, that’s how it was looking like before i uninstalled it, and for installation i used the same command, but for sure let me give it a try one more time
Nvidia driver builds fail much too often, but there should a log with details mentioned in journalctl:
% journalctl --no-hostname -b -5 -g /var/cache/akmods.\*failed.log |cat
Aug 13 13:14:11 akmods[894]: Building rpms failed; see /var/cache/akmods/nvidia-470xx/470.256.02-1-for-6.10.3-200.fc40.x86_64.failed.log for details
Try running sudo akmods --force --rebuild to rebuild and reinstall the actual modules. If that succeeds the next reboot should work properly. If it fails it should provide a message for you.
