Hello @UnfortunateSon4, can you check if any 32 bit OpenGL application like glxinfo from a 32 bit build of mesa-demos works?
In general, the NVIDIA proprietary driver requires that the video driver's running kernel module, 64 bit userspace libraries, and 32 bit userspace libraries are all installed and have exactly the same version to work properly. X Error of failed request: BadValue (integer parameter out of range for operation) in your terminal spew hints that your video driver install is broken.
@kisak-valve hello, both glxinfo and glxgears seem to be working properly. Here is the output in case you might spot anything anomalous.
I'm not really familiar with Void packages, but:
nvidia-gtklibs-32bit 390.87
nvidia-libs-32bit 510.60.02
nvidia470-libs-32bit 470.103.01
These packages are from completely different driver series and are most likely never intended to be used together. You should only be matching the NVIDIA driver version you're using with the NVIDIA kernel module and 64 bit userspace.
If you're not doing anything special to get glxinfo, then there's a good chance that glxinfo installed on your system is a 64 bit build testing 64 bit OpenGL, not 32 bit OpenGL, which is what's interesting for troubleshooting.
I think I solved it for NOW, I uninstalled the packages with version 390 and 470 and now it seems to work again. That ought to teach me about following guides online. Still, I am amazed it worked the first time even with those old libraries installed. Thank you very much for enlightening me on this @kisak-valve
Nothing extracted yet.
System information:
In order to first make it work I did this command to install the libraries I needed. It worked flawlessly the first day, not the case anymore.
In an attempt to fix it I uninstalled Steam, deleted it's two folders (/home/user/.local/share/Steam and /home/user/.steam) and then reinstalled it. After that I started it via the terminal and got this