It might something gone wrong from that install, which messes up my system.This is guide, howto install nVidia proprietary drivers on Fedora 25/24/23/22/21 and disable Nouveau driver.

One thing I remember now is that i originally(Before I installed the driver from rpmfusion-unfree) tried to install the nvidia driver downloaded from nvidia ( ) but I newer got it to work with a compiled kernel so I have up and ran the uninstaller. Anyone who got a clue about what's wrong and how to solve it?

So it's like X11/Kde want to use the nvidia driver even after its been uninstalled and the hardware removed. But even when doing that, X11 still complains about missing nvidia-tls.so file despite my computer not having any nVidia hardware at that point. I even tried to remove my nVidia graphics card from my computer, and use the buildin ivy-bridge graphics for my motherboard. I can start the gui in failsafe mode, but if I try to start a browser such as firefox og chrome, they also both complain about missing nvidia*so files. The fires are thus removed so loading of kde5 fails. I had installed the nVidia driver from rpmfusion-nonfree and it has been working fine for a long time(From fedora 18 I think).īut now I wanted to switch to the opensource driver, so I removed the nvidia driver(dnf erase akmod-nvidia*) and then things started to get weird.īecause with the driver removed kde5, still tries to reference the nvidia-tls*.so files(And som other opengl nvidia files I can't remember the name of) which was part of the nvidia driver.

Uninstall nvidia drivers fedora