But for the sake of my insanity and for the reason that I wanted to install the latest nvidia driver for linux and if your like me then please follow through. Now you don’t have to do this, your system should be back to working condition after kernel re-build and reboot. If you want to know more about nouveau kernel driver, here is the link. Nouveau kernel driver is kind of the default nvidia graphics driver used by Linux kernel. Now block and disable nouveau kernel driver. sudo apt-get install dkms build-essential linux-headers-generic sudo apt-get remove nvidia* & sudo apt autoremove To do this, execute the following commands: Now we have to remove all nvidia related packages. This should take you to your shell command. Select Drop to root shell prompt using your arrow keys. If you miss that, just hard reset (Long press the power button) your computer and do it again until you get to the recovery menu. While the system is booting hold down the left SHIFT key. To do this, it’s going to be a bit tricky. Note: This is only applicable for NVIDIA graphics card and only if your sure that you did some updates on you nvidia graphics card drivers or any gpu related updates. Long story short, here is the fix for others that may encounter the same issue andto save you from googling. It was my first time that I encountered the issue so I have no clue what’s going on.
When I arrived home and fired up my PC, it just stays black and never went to login screen. I was also doing some AI stuff during that week and because of that I installed bunch of nvidia drivers and updates for my GPU. I’m using blender on PopOs 20.04 (never been a windows fan).
It was one weekend where I had to finish a bunch of stuff related to 3D.
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