Lock screen is also affected. This can be resolved by restarting gnome-shell with Alt-F2 and r, but it is a bit annoying, especially if keyboard layout switches. I have the systemd-based PM enabled, with the following options:
I also started seeing this problem recently (1/6/22) after upgrading to the 495.46 driver on a Fedora 34 system (Lenovo P52 laptop with the Quadro P1000).
Same issue with 495.46 on Fedora 35 (Acer G3-571 with GTX 1060), sometimes it corrupts the entire screen but most of the time just black and pink squares over the screen.
I haven’t seen this issue prior to update to 510.47. I’m not sure what have triggered it though.
I’ll have to try to boot with previous kernel to see if issue persist.
I originally started seeing this problem on Fedora 34 using the 495.46 driver.
Yesterday I upgraded to the 5.16.7-100 kernel and 510.47 driver.
Still see the same corrupted graphics after a resume. Doing an Alt-F2/r restart of the window manager will fix, but this is annoying! :)
Anyone have any info on when a fix might be coming???
Same issue with F35, Gnome 41, kernel 5.17.5-200 and driver 510.60.02. As previously suggested, an Alt-F2/r restart solves the problem. Lock screen is also affected.
We are working on this issue and will keep you updated on it.
We have also filed a bug 3641108 internally for tracking purpose.
I also observed similar behavior on my test system and issue disappeared once I restart gdm service.
I’m still experiencing this issue using extra/nvidia 515.43.04-4 on Arch Linux.
I’ll add that I’m using Wayland with nvidia-drm.modeset=1.
Is using NVreg_PreserveVideoMemoryAllocations=1 required? This seems to trigger OOM Killer on suspend for me, no matter which fs I point NVreg_TemporaryFilePath to.