modules/user/nvidia.sh detects the card via lspci and installs the branch
that matches it: current (Turing+), 580xx (Volta/Pascal/Maxwell), 470xx
(Kepler), 390xx (Fermi); pre-Fermi is refused with an explanation.
- no prompt for a detected GPU (--nvidia=no is the opt-out, wired in setup.sh)
- Secure Boot gate: with enforcement on, the akmods key is generated and
imported and the module stops BEFORE installing the driver, so nobody gets
the documented unsigned-module black screen; off/setup-mode skips signing
entirely (a MOK import is never processed when enforcement is off)
- bounded wait for the kmod build, so a reboot cannot land mid-build
- dnf mark user on the akmod; VA-API/vulkan offered as an opt-in extra
- never sets nvidia-drm.modeset=1 (RPM Fusion enables KMS; the flag conflicts
with Fedora's simpledrm patch)
- branch chosen from the chip family in the PCI name, not the device-id
ranges, which overlap between families
Tested with a stub harness (38 assertions, 14 scenarios): all four branch
mappings, multi-GPU warning, Optimus, pre-Fermi refusal, SB on/off/setup,
unparseable name fallback, idempotent re-run, build timeout.
The alias only existed where it was typed by hand; a fresh VM with
dots cloned had no cfg command. The module now always ensures:
- ~/.bash_aliases holds the cfg alias (created if absent)
- ~/.bashrc sources ~/.bash_aliases (appended if absent)
Runs before the already-installed skip so existing machines get it
too. Idempotent both ways (harness-proven: single alias line, single
source line after two runs; verified working in an interactive shell:
'type cfg' resolves and 'cfg status' runs).
~/.bash_aliases is the right file to TRACK in fedora-dots next: it
will then sync further aliases across machines.
New modules/user/dotfiles.sh behind a menu question ('Clone personal
dotfiles?', default no) and --dotfiles=yes|no flag.
Does a --bare clone of yuri/fedora-dots into ~/.cfg.git, checks the repo
out into $HOME with status.showUntrackedFiles=no, and handles an empty
repo gracefully (configures the alias, skips checkout). Existing
~/.cfg.git is left untouched (idempotent).
Fix proven in the harness: the module originally used a plain git clone,
which creates a working copy and breaks the git-dir alias — the same
failure YuKu hit manually; --bare is required.
Dispatch runs the dotfiles module before DE/TWM so configs are in place
when sessions are installed.
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