Solus Ships Linux Kernel 5.5 And Noveau Driver For V4.1 Fortitude [NEW]

As I've repeatedly mentioned, Radeon gamers have an advantage across several Linux distributions: the open source driver is part of the kernel (and thus ready to use immediately), well maintained and quite performant. This typically means less steps to get up and running with Steam and Steam Proton. As a rolling release, I was thrilled to see that Solus 4 ships with MESA 19.0 out of the box. At time of their respective reports, Fedora 29 uses MESA 18.3.4 while Pop uses MESA 18.2.8.

UPDATE: I've removed some lingering current headers via sudo eopkg rm linux-current-headers linux-current -y and all of the non-modaliases gpu drivers and can now boot into the up-to-date LTS kernel but cannot install any NVidia drivers. I do not use custom parameters and the directory /etc/kernel/cmdline.d/ only has a 10_resume.conf file with a UUID string in it. Thanks for the help so far!

Solus Ships Linux Kernel 5.5 And Noveau Driver For V4.1 Fortitude

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UPDATE 2: Yesterday I fully uninstalled any Nvidia drivers (except modaliases) and installed the -developer- branch and had it working until the next hard reboot. Could not reproduce results afterwards.Today I manually installed the last Nvidia drivers (nvidia-glx-driver-32bit-470.103.01-420-1-x86_64.eopkg) via the Solus repo website here and took the advice from 'algent' posted here. First attempt to install threw errors stating that it would also require the corresponding linux-lts and headers files. Downloaded and manually installed them as such.Now I am able to use Nvidia drivers on kernel 4.14.246-178.lts x86_64 but still cannot boot or TTY into the most recent (com.solus-project.lts.4.14.269-179). Have not done a hard reboot yet - will see how that goes in the morning. If it survives the full poweroff I'll just happily wait until the next time Solus releases an update and skip the latest LTS release.

Final: Rolling back the Nvidia drivers and LTS headers to the prior, 2/2022, release allows access to kernel com.solus-project.lts.4.14.246-178 and runs stable with full gpu compatibility. Issue not solved but successfully worked around. Thanks to everyone for their help through this process! be457b7860