[OUTDATED SEE DESCRIPTION] Fix nVidia Drivers on Aeon RC2 and RC3

NOTICE: This guide is out-dated and requires a revisited version. The actual issue itself is yet not fixed but this guide is now incomplete due to recent changes.
This is a quick temporary video to show how to fix the nvidia driver on Aeon RC2 / RC3 installs.
Note: With RC3 there will also be some additional noise as they enabled Full Disk Encryption using TPM 2.0.
As soon as the driver installation is fixed the user will be prompted to enter the system recovery key on every boot. Currently there is no known fix for this as updating the TPM prediction does not work either.
Bug-report: bugzilla.opens...
Required-Fixes:
github.com/ope...
github.com/ope...
github.com/ope...

[@user-px2jx1yr2i]

Worked like a charm! Thanx! :)

[@mariojr]

This doesn´t solve anything for me. Driver installed and still without modules loaded even if I disable secure boot.
Also, what is happening with your console? Vim doing ls things, cp doing cd things...

[@RoboNTuxGuides]

Just to make things sure did you do the following:
sudo transactional-update pkg in nvidia-driver-packages-go-here
sudo transactional-update -c initrd
sudo transactional-update -c shell
cp /boot/initrd-KERNEL_VERSION-default /boot/efi/opensuse-aeon/KERNEL_VERSION-default/
vim /boot/efi/loader/entries/opensuse-aeon-KERNEL_VERSION-default-SNAPSHOT_NUMBER.conf
Press I on keyboard to enter INSERT mode in vim
Fix initrd line to point to /opensuse-aeon/KERNEL_VERSION-default/initrd-KERNEL_VERSION-default
Save the file (Esc :x)
exit (to exit transactional-shell)
Then do the boot entry fix once again for the latest snapshot generated upon exiting the shell.
I suspect you missed to put -c after the transactional-update command to tell it to actually use the latest unbooted snapshot rather then the currently running as the base of the new snapshot. This is essential.
My terminal is fine, all default Gnome Terminal.
I suspect what confused you might be the auto complete if hitting TAB twice after a command.
cd /boot/ TAB TAB will show all available directory under /boot for example. Same for cp.
vim /boot/efi/loader/entries/ TAB TAB will show all available files vim could open. As vim can also "open" directories it also shows directories using TAB TAB.

[@HAMLTN]

ARCH fixed all NVIDIA apparently

[@RoboNTuxGuides]

I am sorry I do not get the connection between Arch (Linux?) and Aeon here. Could you please elaborate on this one?