I've never heard of this auto installer, I suspect it's to make it easier for people that want the Nvidia driver and all the CUDA/opencl related packages as well. I am not sure I even need to get X11 working? I like Fedora but I am not sure why installing Nvidia drivers is so difficult compared to other Linux Distros. Obviously, installation for someone who is not highly skilled in Linux is a convoluted mess, and I am not sure I had to use all the above commands or be more selective? I am also not sure why X11 is not working and when I have tried other online instructions it was no easier and the outcomes were the same. When I reboot, the Wayland session works but when I choose X11 mode, it defaults back to Wayland with Nvidia drivers active. Enabling the RPM Fusion NVIDIA drivers and NVIDIA official repository, and installing the basic drivers are mandatory before doing this. Sudo nvautoinstall plcuda This mode installs only the CUDA support software.

Sudo nvautoinstall nvrepo This mode enables the official NVIDIA repository for CUDA software. Enabling the RPM Fusion NVIDIA drivers repository is mandatory before doing this.

Sudo nvautoinstall driver This mode simply installs the NVIDIA drivers.

Sudo nvautoinstall rpmadd This mode enables the RPM Fusion NVIDIA drivers repository. I installed the NVIDIA driver with the NVIDIA auto installer for Fedora ( ) following the first 4 commands from this website ( ):

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