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Had the same issue using yay (on Arch) unable to upgrade from 560 to this 565 because of a conflict of egl-gbm with the old nvidia-utils-beta

egl-gbm: /usr/lib/libnvidia-egl-gbm.so exists in filesystem (belongs to nvidia-utils-beta)
egl-gbm: /usr/lib/libnvidia-egl-gbm.so.1 exists in filesystem (belongs to nvidia-utils-beta)
egl-gbm: /usr/share/egl/egl_external_platform.d/15_nvidia_gbm.json exists in filesystem (belongs to nvidia-utils-beta)

Had to forcefully remove the old nvidia-utils-beta (560) with all dependencies and than (re-)install the 565 versions (nvidia-utils-beta, aur/nvidia-beta-dkms, aur/nvidia-settings-beta) and "nvidia-prime" (1.0.5) as that got removed as well.

And now something is not right as not only "prime-run glxgears" (as a test) no longer works, even "nvidia-smi" does not find any Nvidia card anymore, on my dual GPU laptop.

Everything worked with the 560 driver, nothing else changed.

Edit: Switched to the Non-beta ( -utils -dkms -settings 565.57.01) that one works, the beta branch does not with my 4070M.

@mangoppola pamac? It looks like you are not using Arch Linux, and this is not supported. Please seek help in your distribution support channels.

@dbermond I tried installing the aforementioned package by running sudo pacman -Sy egl-gbm. This is the output:

:: Synchronising package databases...
 core is up to date
 extra is up to date
 multilib is up to date
error: target not found: egl-gbm

I also tried searching for the package by running sudo pacman -Ss egl-gbm, but the output was blank. When searching for egl-gbm in pamac, the only package that is shown is nvidia-535xx-utils from AUR, which would conflict with nvidia-utils-beta

@mangoppola the egl-gbm package is available in the [extra] official repository. You should have no problems installing it. Simply updating your system with a 'pacman -Syu' command should be sufficient.

Latest version (565.57.01) cannot be installed because of the following error:

warning: cannot resolve "egl-gbm", a dependency of "nvidia-utils-beta"

@VxlerieUwU you need to mkinitcpio -p linux again.. or at least for me, since I use booster and uninstalled mkninitcpio, I have had to remind myself to run sudo /usr/lib/booster/regenerate_images after dkms modules install. I guess I need to look into why I don't have hook for booster to generate new images...

NVRM: API mismatch: the client has the version 555.58, but
NVRM: this kernel module has the version 560.28.03.  Please
NVRM: make sure that this kernel module and all NVIDIA driver
NVRM: components have the same version.

when launching any 64-bit vulkan application. This does not happen with OpenGL apps.

pacman -Q | grep nvidia outputs:

lib32-nvidia-utils-beta 560.28.03-1
nvidia-beta-dkms 560.28.03-1
nvidia-prime 1.0-5
nvidia-settings-beta 560.28.03-2
nvidia-utils-beta 560.28.03-2
nvidia-vaapi-driver-git 0.0.12.r11.gf3205bd-1
opencl-nvidia-beta 560.28.03-2

@v1993 I have answered this (in response to another user) in the lib32-nvidia-utils-beta AUR web page.

Looking at the CachyOS changes, there are changes to the 32-bit package as well, specifically installing the libnvidia-egl-* family of libraries (and corresponding symlinks). From my understanding, these are used by applications themselves, and thus should be installed.

@v1993 lib32-nvidia-utils-beta does not ship such files for desktop interaction, like xorg or wayland libraries, so this looks like to be not needed.