Closed ghost closed 3 weeks ago
I have no trouble with my NVIDIA/Luks setup.
Can you try adding initcall_blacklist=simpledrm_platform_driver_init
to kargs?
Recently, they silently added this to the rpmfusion docs (Note: there is an --append
missing in the rpmfusion docs)
Having the same issue with GeForce RTX 4050. I thought it's stuck but pressing ESC shows the prompt in command line so you can enter it there.
@CheariX just tested with
rpm-ostree kargs --append=initcall_blacklist=simpledrm_platform_driver_init
and rebooting but it makes no difference unfortunately.
This improved with Fedora Linux 39.20240410.1.
initcall_blacklist
is required, otherwise system locks up at boot time.
Just updated to Fedora Silverblue 40 beta and the interesting thing is the LUKS password screen shows up but after entering the password, the system doesn't start up - just keeps spinning and many services fail to start.
When I press "ESC" first and enter the password in console mode then all is fine. Some warnings show up in the logs but I can get to Gnome login screen within few seconds. No idea why that would be but at least there is a workaround.
Is this still an issue in Fedora 41?
@travier on latest Bluefin based on Silverblue 41 with kernel 6.11.5 it works fine now. No need to press any keys for the textbox to show up. I think this can be closed now.
Thanks
Describe the bug The LUKS unlock input during boot does not show if the nouveau drivers are blacklisted on a PC with an nvidia GPU and the proprietary drivers installed. At first I thought that my deployment is broken, but I just entered the passphrase with the keyboard "blindly" (as in without seeing the input) and it worked.
To Reproduce
kargs --append=rd.driver.blacklist=nouveau --append=modprobe.blacklist=nouveau --append=nvidia-drm.modeset=1
.Expected behavior I should see the text input for the decryption password like before.
OS version:
Additional context Initially I just tried the instructions from the troubleshooting page, but I rolled it back because it didn't seem to work. Maybe I could have just entered the passphrase even though I didn't see the input on the screen, unsure.