(In reply to steve edmonds from comment #74) > (In reply to Mister Pend from comment #73) > > (In reply to steve edmonds from comment #71) > > > Sorry to jump in here, please correct me if wrong, am I correct in assuming > > > this bug is preventing my applications requiring CUDA (Davinci Resolve, > > > Blender) failing to run after a DUP from Leap 15.1 to 15.2. > > > I have tried the Systemd Unit providing a workaround suggestion but that > > > failed to work. > > > > It would seek likely. A workaround (not a solution, but a workaround) that > > works for me was adding the following to the root crontab: > > > > @reboot nvidia-modprobe -u -c=0 > > > > (or running "nvidia-modprobe -u -c=0" as an elevated user once every boot). > > After this it may start working for you. > > Unfortunately that has not worked for me either.I have not tried modifying > the initrd, I am not quite sure which action to take. > sudo lsinitrd | grep nvidia | grep -v firmware > gives only > > [���] That initrd looks correct to my non-expert eye. Some other things that might be interesting: 1) Output of `lsmod | grep nvidia` 2) Output of `ls -lh /dev/nvidia*` 3) Is you user a member of the group `video`? 4) Output of `clinfo | head -n 5`