So what ur video card?
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I have edited my post, thank you. Its as 6900xt.
Try to downgraded Linux kernel version or better install linux-lts and use it for now
This worked so easily.
- installed linux-lts alongside already installed linux.
- Updating my bootloader (systemd-boot instead of grub) to use linux-lts instead by changing 2 lines in /boot/loader/entries/my-entry.conf.
- Reboot.
KDE is too slow to be useable now. Should I try reinstalling it?
Opening another TTS, the terminal runs fast and fine. No process is above 1% CPU and 2℅ memory. Barely any ram space used. A lot of storage space available.
Uninstalling all desktop environments and KDE related stuff, then reinstalling kde-desktop and sddm worked.
It looks better and runs faster than it ever did before!
linux-lts is causing the same problem for me. When booting I need to press e and add nomodeset at the end of boot loader.
sudo modprobe amdgpu modprobe: ERROR: could not insert 'amdgpu': Invalid argument
And the following is blank sudo ls /lib/firmware/amdgpu/ | grep navi21
Nomodeset is disabling all DRI kernel modules related to videocard so no surprise that u cannot modprobe it .just for test to u have windows somewhere on second disk to test if problem repeating there too to exclude hardware problem
Fedora is able to modprobe amdgpu, which my current installed Arch cannot.
Fedora is causing the same problem now.
I just tried booting into Windows instead, and no problems.
The only my possible suppose that there are something wrong with current driver of and amd team fucked possibly. Can u load on arch and using ssh to collect logs from dmesg about amdgpu module
I can load arch by turning on nomodeset, then get the logs if that counts.
Unfortunately no u need load in usual mode and using ssh from phone for example connect to ur PC to collect logs
ive had this issue with some dells. using the fallback initramfs works for me for some reason.
It did not work for me.