I kind of avoid doing it this way, just in case something breaks like the display server crashing and being unable to start the desktop session, and other issues like fallback mode. I just hate having to spend an entire day trying to figure out why stuff wont work when they should be working and it getting in the way of my workflow.
Having people concerned for software/hardware compatibility there is important for the ‘quality control’ you all hope for. Maybe the issue was known but again you can’t eat your cake and have it, I mean lot of people complaining because 450 driver is still not available, people complaining updates are rushed, and people not testing anything but who want perfect stable* Manjaro with absolutely no issue… this doesn’t work well.
It is easy to switch branches, and to use Timeshift ‘in case’ you got an issue.
i am using kde plasma
i have installed downgrade earlier but finally my system crashed after downgrade
i have re installed entire os again
now i set a timeshift backup
doesnt matter
but there are now nvidia 450 drivers in arch repo
i think when these drivers get updatedNVENC will work
i have found a way to install nvidia
in this forum some where but i forgot to book mark
but i have commands in my history
i am using a nvidia 1660 ti mobile (optimus laptop with intel integrated gpu and 1660ti mobile) i ran into similar issues but installed finally
OBS studio is also working with NVENC
to update
IMPORTANT:: update all packages before doing and reboot
without updating all packages and kernels
-------------------------> you cant install nvidia - 450 without updating the existing packages
–>update packages before doing this
NOTE : remove the current drivers using MHWD command line and install
sudo mhwd -i pci video-modesetting (or your driver name)
sudo mhwd -r pci video-hybrid-intel-nvidia-440xx-prime (or your driver name)
sudo mhwd -i pci video-hybrid-intel-nvidia-450xx-prime (or your driver name )
Is the ffmpeg/nvenc still broken? Downgrading and switching to the testing branch didn’t work but x264 did. That’s using the CPU and I’d rather not do that… My system is still rolled back to kernel 5.6 for now. I’ve upgraded but again, only the x264 only work and not the nvenc.