how to install nvidia drivers in fedora 35

I would question if any average user knows that he/she has to look on rpm fusion for this issue (quite sure many won’t even recognize which package is installed from which repo or which software has a wiki/bugzilla at which made a good point some days ago about the fact that bug filing is a capability not everyone has, and thus we should not always close an issue here and assume that the user should just file a bug. I disagree a bit with that: this is the place where most/many users end up for problem solving. There’s no reason why this information should live separately here (or on quick-docs) IMO. The nvidia module should now load properly. reboot to force akmod to rebuild the nvidia modules with the key already generated in step 1 above.For the initial kernel with the fedora 36 release that is the 5.17.3 kernel and can be done with dnf remove kmod-nvidia-5.17.86_64.x86_64 remove the kmod-nvidia package built for the latest kernel.

perform the steps in the rpmfusion how-to linked above.If the user has already done the upgrade and the nvidia driver will not load the following will work to fix the issue. reinstall the nvidia drivers and the new driver will be signed and load properly.perform the steps given by the rpmfusion how-to linked above.uninstall all nvidia driver packages before the version upgrade.Sudo dnf install xorg-x11-drv-nvidia-cuda I’ve followed the instruction from RPM Fusion doing: I’ve add RPM Fusion repo(s) as documentation suggested: rpmfusion/Configuration So I have secure boot enabled (need it on windows side for anti-cheats) and I’m trying to install nvidia driver for my GPU.

Hey there, I’m a new fedora user (ubuntu user previously), I’ve installed fedora recently and I’m trying to make my setup work. Installing nvidia drivers on a fedora 36 (in dual boot with windows 11) with secure boot enabled Ask in English

How to install nvidia drivers in fedora 35