New comment by redasamik on void-packages repository

https://github.com/void-linux/void-packages/issues/32222#issuecomment-888167500

Comment:
في ثلاثاء، 27 تموز، 2021 في 11:58 م، كتب saintgowron <
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> System
>
>    -
>
>    xuname:
>    Void 5.12.19_1 x86_64 AuthenticAMD uptodate rrrrmmnFFFF
>    -
>
>    package:
>    nvidia-470.57.02_1
>
> Expected behaviour
>
> Driver should be able to open the lib and run Vulkan games as usual.
> Actual behaviour
>
> Since I updated from version 460.84_2, when trying to run Vulkan based
> games (or ones using DXVK through steam proton), the programs don't launch
> and the processes completely exit after about two seconds.
>
> The steam proton log revealed the following error message:
> The NVIDIA driver was unable to open 'libnvidia-glvkspirv.so.470.57.02'.
> This library is required at run time.
>
> I'm not really sure what the library is used for - Nvidia just lists it
> under "Various libraries that are used internally by other driver
> components", but since OpenGL games still work and Vulkan ones don't, I
> assume it has something to do with Vulkan..
> Steps to reproduce the behaviour
>
>    - Install / update the nvidia driver to the newest version through
>    xbps.
>    - Try to run a Vulkan based game (for example Middle Earth: Shadow of
>    Mordor), or any DirectX game, that gets its calls translated to Vulkan by
>    DXVK through Steam Proton (f.e. Mass Effect: Legendary Edition).
>
> What I have tried so far / additional information
>
> Everything worked fine before the update and the update was performed as a
> full update i.e. sudo xbps-install -Su, so I did not just randomly update
> single packages or anything like that. It finished without any warnings or
> errors.
>
> I made sure that the library is actually in /usr/lib/ and /usr/lib32/ and
> that the permissions were set correctly. I re-installed the packages
> through xbps and restarted a few times for good measure, but to no effect.
>
> Another person on the subreddit had the exact same issue, so I don't think
> that it has something to do with my system config.
>
> I also tried to manually install the driver, using the official version
> from Nvidia's website - this one worked as expected, which leads me to
> believe that it may actually be an issue with the package.
>
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