If the kmod-nvidia package has already been built (even partially) for the current kernel the way to rebuild it is sudo akmods --rebuild --force Without the --force option it will not remove and replace existing driver versions.
As above, I did’nt write with --force, in fact, I done with --force. And I test also removed kmod-nvidia\* then do akmods --force. But Fedora booted on Xorg. I do dnf reinstall kernel.
Finally, it boot NVIDIA driver on Wayland
if have closed drivers now how does the currebt update when it comes out as release do the transaction to open or is it stil using closed ones?
curious how it is going to update or need to manually switch on release
The developers sync the repos for a new version release so when a new release if fedora is available there is also a matching repo at rpmfusion for that release. Installing the nvidia drivers from rpmfusion then doing a release version upgrade should (and almost always does) automatically upgrade the drivers as well.
I have never had an issue in upgrades where the drivers were not also upgraded when doing a version release upgrade…
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