Not sure with a distro using apt. If it was zypper (i.e. OpenSuse) then I could confirm that you’re in for some trouble since Nvidia messed up their package repo for it.
In case anyone with an OpenSuse Tumbleweed stumbles over this: in case it broke for you you have to purge any Nvidia related package, remove the repo, make sure anything Nvidia-related in your modprobe.d folders are gone (don’t forget the one in /usr/ !), run dracut -f and reboot. Then reinstall the Nvidia repo and run this command while ignoring the one “recommended” package he skips and, nost inportantly, if he asks you about what to do about the lacking dependency of openssl1.1 you want to proceed while breaking it (Nvidia fucked up dependencies completely):
Not sure with a distro using apt. If it was zypper (i.e. OpenSuse) then I could confirm that you’re in for some trouble since Nvidia messed up their package repo for it.
In case anyone with an OpenSuse Tumbleweed stumbles over this: in case it broke for you you have to purge any Nvidia related package, remove the repo, make sure anything Nvidia-related in your modprobe.d folders are gone (don’t forget the one in /usr/ !), run dracut -f and reboot. Then reinstall the Nvidia repo and run this command while ignoring the one “recommended” package he skips and, nost inportantly, if he asks you about what to do about the lacking dependency of openssl1.1 you want to proceed while breaking it (Nvidia fucked up dependencies completely):
sudo zypper install libnvidia-egl-gbm1 libnvidia-egl-wayland1 libnvidia-egl-x111 nvidia-common-G06 nvidia-compute-G06 nvidia-compute-utils-G06 nvidia-driver-G06-kmp-default nvidia-gl-G06 nvidia-libXNVCtrl nvidia-modprobe nvidia-persistenced nvidia-settings nvidia-video-G06 libopenssl3
Run dracut -f and reboot. It should work now.