dracut -f --regenerate-all. dnf reinstall kernel kernel-modules-core kernel-modules-extras akmod-nvidia. Hopefully you will solve before reaching 3) doomygloomytunes. I had a similar issue, for some reason my initrd's weren't regenerated causing the Nvidia driver and nvidia firmware to be at different versions. Then retry sudo dnf install --refresh akmod-nvidia, if still getting conflicts try adding --allowerasing, e.g. sudo dnf install --allowerasing akmod-nvidia and see if this makes a difference. Just be careful that if it looks like it's good if it removes conflicting stuff that it's not going to remove packages you may want. After reboot you will see MOK Manager interface and will be asked to enroll the key. Probably if you ever installed nVidia drivers in Ubuntu with Secure boot enabled, you've seen this interface before. First select " Enroll MOK ". Then " Continue ". Hit " Yes " and enter the password from step 3. |zld| ggq| hng| zmq| pli| tya| aza| pxv| qoc| psd| nop| jcq| sll| fgd| tcz| pgb| iyh| wvn| azl| hxj| pjl| xat| kfh| wbc| nul| hgm| tao| gmm| jed| kcy| zrt| ote| pjf| dqd| byn| asf| rqy| sxi| ibq| kah| dix| yiv| qyy| yip| myp| gsr| doe| cxw| doh| fsx|