Got update from 6.14.11-300 kernel to 6.15.3-200, and on start up it broke nvidia open source driver (nouveau).
Display was not initialised correctly, resolution was all wrong.
From dmesg:
[ 3.458193] nouveau 0000:01:00.0: probe with driver nouveau failed with error -2
[ 7.536682] NovaCore 0000:01:00.0: Direct firmware load for nvidia/ad104/gsp/booter_load-535.113.01.bin failed with error -2
[ 7.536691] NovaCore 0000:01:00.0: probe with driver NovaCore failed with error -2
Fixed by rebooting into grub, and selecting the previous kernel 6.14.11-300
Anyone knows if this is known issue ?
Is the fix in the making?
Thanks, but this command seem to be blacklisting both nouveau and nova_core.
I’m not really interested in running proprietary nvidia drivers, the open-source nouveau worked just fine for years before this update.
I guess I wonder:
Is it just me who is using open source driver (nouveau), and it got broken with latest kernel.
– there seems to be no reports that I can find about this breakage.
If the addition of nova_core is breaking the default Fedora install (aka nouveau) with nvidia cards - why Fedora itself not blacklisting this new (nova_core) driver ?
I ran into a similar issue where my system stopped booting after the update to kernel 6.15. Booting into the previous kernel worked and journalctl displayed a similar error to the original post.
I tried blacklisting just the nova_core driver using your command and it seems to be working fine so far on a very old Acer with a GeForce 8200 chipset/integrated graphics.
I have the same issue with 6.15 on a machine with RTX 4070. I guess its well known at this point to not rely on nouveau for much of anything, since its apparently a dead project.
For what its worth I did add comment on a bugzilla ticket about it.
Turns out there’s fixes in new version of firmware packages coming out soon.
For the impatient they can also be found in the build system linux-firmware-20250708-1.fc42 | Build Info | koji, but bit of a hazzle to download all the right packages and install. Managed to make it work on my machine (I think it needed a kernel image rebuild as well)
Fingers crossed it will be in testing updates soon.