I have a feeling this is probably a driver issue, but I'm not quite sure where to go from here.
Hello @jakerobers, nVidia's proprietary requires that the running kernel module version, the 64 bit userspace version, and the 32 bit userspace version match in order to work properly. The scenario you've described is that you've updated the kernel module and the 64 bit userspace libraries, but not the 32 bit userspace libraries.
You should be able to test this with glxinfo32 -B from lib32-mesa-demos. My guess is that you need https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/lib32-nvidia-390xx-utils/ to match the rest of your driver install.
This fixed it! Thank you for explaining this in simple terms. I had no idea that I needed to match the 64 bit to the 32 bit. Sorry for making this a tech support issue on your end 😅
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pacman -Syuto update the system packages. I noticed that there was a new kernel release.glxinfoand everything seems to be okay.Steam gives a stacktrace of:
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