Something went wrong after nearly 400 updates yesterday, including a new 4.13 kernel. I wasn’t able to build the nvidia driver. The installer gave me a message that I probably didn’t have kernel-source installed but all of the kernel packages have matching versions. I booted this morning and everything appeared to be normal at first, then my system became very sluggish. A reboot took about five minutes, and when I went into runlevel 3, I got several messages with DEPEND in yellow letters referring to certain files and it asked me for my root password to continue.
When I tried cd’ing to my /home, it said that directory did not exist. The command to run the NVIDIA install is no longer recognized. I downloaded the latest TW iso to do a clean install but it stalls a 75% during “searching for system files.” I found a previous thread with this same problem from March and it appears that any hd already formatted for TW will stall at this point.
Anyone know a workaround? I’m using an NVME drive so reformatting it isn’t an option for me without the installer doing it.