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Huh, that is indeed very strange. Did you update the kernel soonish before this happened? If so, I’ve had issues with the nvidia drivers doing dumb shit when the kernel updates. You can try rolling back to latest kernel in the grub menu, but if that doesn’t work or isn’t there, try running
sudo akmods --forceand then reboot, or you can even uninstall the nvidia drivers temporarily to see if that helps.Thanks, I'll try that when I get back home. Didn't do any kernel updates, so I was really unsure whether there was anything I did that could have caused such an error.