Hello, first I’d like to apologize for another thread on this topic. However, I have been searching this forum and trying to resolve for the past week on my own unsuccessfully. I am not a power user by any means. Like the other similar threads, my machine uses nvida and has broken with the recent ke…

[image] yojegi5151: pacman -R linux54 You’re trying to remove linux54 but at the same time telling pacman not to touch dependencies. That’s why you get the error: there are still packages on your system which require linux54. Better use mhwd-kernel for kernel management : $ sudo mhwd-kernel …

Thank you for the information @freggel.doe . Just to be clear, following the direction from the post here Failed to start Load Kernel Modules - #18 by The_Quantum_Alpha and adding in your recommendation, the command to resolve my kernel load error is: sudo pacman -S linux510 && mkinitcpio -P && mhwd…

Did you try following [image] yojegi5151: but I fail to rectify and fully understand what I need to do. [image] yojegi5151: I do have access to TTY2 and TTY3. It’s pretty simple: [image] Failed to start Load Kernel Modules - after update At the error, press CTRL + ALT + F2 to get …

Hi @realmain . I did run mhwd -a pci free 0300 which “Successfully installed video-linux”. The next step is “I used pamac to remove any existing NVIDIA drivers”. I am not 100% sure how to complete this step? Next pamac search -r nvidia returned many results. Notably: mhwd-nvidia-390xx MHWD modul…

After doing more research to try to figure out the next step for using “pamac to remove existing NVIDIA drivers”, I believe I don’t have nvidia drivers currently installed. I ran mhwd -li -d with the following out: NAME: video-linux ATTACHED: PCI VERSION: 2018.05.04 INFO: Standard open source d…

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realmain 28 January 2021 21:09 4

Did you try following

It’s pretty simple:

You go to TTY, type mhwd -a pci free 0300, and follow the other directions in that post.