After the advice to have at least 2 kernels to boot from I installed the LTS-kernel to be my new daily kernel instead of the standard one. sudo pacman -S linux-lts linux-lts-headers sudo sudo reinstall-kernels
It’s running till “Welcome to endeavour…mounting…” and I get a black screen and no login appears when the new default LTS is booting. 6.13 instead is running fine.
It did.
Oh boy there’s so much you have to know and f..k with when (still)using nvidia.
I didn’t even know you need to have a dedicated nvidia-package when you change to lts.
Does this apply to other kernels too?
The solution is yours again dalto - Thank you!
There are dedicated module packages for linux and linux-lts.
For all other kernels you can use nvidia-dkms which should work with all supported kernels. However, dkms modules need to be rebuilt whenever they are updated which takes time and resources so I wouldn’t switch to that unless you are planning to run a different kernel.