Hi ouaille_aime_scier,
you can set kernel command line options at the boot menu, if I remember correctly by pressing [TAB], but I don’t know if the option you want to add will be sufficient to boot with AMD instead of NVidia.
I’ve found this upstream issue for your card with Nouveau driver which suggests to use nouveau.config=NvChipset=0x167
instead. Btw this thread also says that this should be fixed since kernel 5.3+, so I’m not sure about what is happening considering that the current livecd
ISO provides a 5.10 kernel. Please, make sure you are using the latest livecd
ISO, not the livedvd
because there have been fixes on the Mesa side for NVidia cards.
If you are able to boot the ISO (i.e. with the nomodeset
boot option which should boot with VESA modes) and want to install it on your PC, then for optimal (but proprietary) driver support you may install the latest 465.31 driver with this command:
sudo dnf install xorg-drv-video-nvidia
.
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This reply was modified 3 years, 6 months ago by Silvan.