#Stuck at loading Linux 6.4.10-gentoo
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You forgot to add frame buffer drivers
try setting nomodeset if you're using grub; press e and you'll see a line that says linux, at the end of it is where you set it
that's a temporary use, you'll have to set it permanently
Try vga=781 too if that doesn't work. At the very least it might give you a screen.
Thanks, i resolved the problem
And idk, why not working nvidia_drm.modeset=1 on gentoo? , i dont use hyprland
Btw xorg is working
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="nomodeset nvidia_drm.modeset=1"
it works for me, are you using a dist-kernel or custom?
oh right i just noticed i'm using both in one lols
i'm too lazy to figure out what's causing the framebuffer issue
turning off intel gpu in kernel makes it work without nomodeset, so it's probably your internal gpu that's interferring
(it's my theory)
Custom
Btw i'll try this
discard that part, it's just me being stupid
i think you should only have one of those settings
Nope its doesnt work
Could not connect to socket /run/seatd.sock: no such file or directory
Backend seatd failed to open seat, skipping
Seat opened with backend logind
Successfully loaded libseat session
Waiting for a DRM card device
i'm not sure, i don't use openrc 
there's a wiki for it though, check if enabling the kernel stuff helps; https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/NVIDIA/nvidia-drivers
I've tried this, but not working on wayland
Xorg is working
from what i've experienced, nvidia has issues with wayland, might need hacky solutions for it to work
i didn't bother to read into it since i enjoy xorg as it is