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After a quick search, I found the journalctl command. I ran that and the output is below. Let me know if there is another place to see logs
edit those were logs since I installed the OS. How to filter?
I see no output pasted, but you probably need to run something like
sudo dmesg | grep -i nvidiato find the issue.My guess is that the kernel modules build failed, and the Nouveau driver can't load.
I pasted text but realized it was from several days ago, and there was thousands of lines from then.
I wasn’t sure how to narrow down the results from more recently or just from last boot
Disable Secure Boot in your BIOS. It should load after that, but if not, just reinstall the driver package.
The issue is in the lines with the keyword "taint" because the driver isn't signed and cooperating with your Secure Boot setup.
Nonsense. The "taint" what happens when you load an untrusted or non-free licensed module. As you can see the module is loading just fine with secure boot enabled.
Would I have to uninstall and then reinstall the drivers or just run the install command again?
If so how do I remove them?
sudo apt install --reinstall nvidia-driverSecure boot is disabled and reinstalled using this command, no luck
Post dmesg output again
Can you run
nvidia-smiand see what the output is?The kernel log you posted appears to be from an X11 session. (Note the many instances of AppArmor allowing Xorg to do things.) You'll probably need the Wayland logs if you want to troubleshoot Wayland.
Unfortunately, I can't guide you, since I'm not using Nvidia or Wayland.