Run this, I want to see your kernel log:

sudo journalctl -k -b0 --no-pager > kernel.log

Then copy and paste the contents of kernel.log to hastebin and then share the link for it here:

    kaktuspalme Actually @murbert's GPU is still supported by the 515 series driver. The GTX 745, 750, and 750 TI from the 700 series didn't have their support dropped for whatever reason. And anyway they are using disk encryption and the nvidia driver isn't loaded until after the drive is unlocked (it's not built into the initrd as a consequence of how Solus distributes the initrd as part of the kernel packages) so it can't be the cause of the initial text-based output not appearing.

    murbert what version of the kernel were you using before this update? I imagine 5.15.50 unless you hadn't updated in a while?

    Anyway, I think I might have an idea of why this failed. Can you download this package and then run sudo eopkg it /path/to/linux-current-5.15.61-217-1-x86_64.eopkg and then sudo usysconf run -f after it. Let me know whether it helps or not.

    Please then upload the kernel log from that boot. I want it whether the issue is still happening or if it's fixed.

          ReillyBrogan what version of the kernel were you using before this update? I imagine 5.15.50 unless you hadn't updated in a while?

          I update weekly so whatever the previous one was.

            WetGeek I don't do anything worth encrypting

            I don't either I suppose. It's more of a security thing in case my computer/drive gets stolen. At least they don't get my data this way.

              murbert You didn't actually mention whether that kernel worked for you or not. The section that I expected to be different because of my changes is different but that doesn't actually mean you got the graphical output in the password entry section.

              Oh NVM I see that you saying it didn't work got put in the quote section of the markdown.

                ReillyBrogan I installed that one and ran the following command like last time, still no decrypt prompt

                  Well, unfortunately that was the last of the low-hanging fruit to test with. We're going to need to try a bunch of different kernel versions to see which version introduced this issue and then probably bisect our way through that version to find the exact commit that broke it (so that we can revert that commit or otherwise understand what we need to do to fix the issue). From this point on I'm going to be providing 2-3 kernel builds at a time, in each batch please test ALL of them and then for each one provide the kernel log and whether it worked or not. I'd recommend you also have linux-lts (and the matching nvidia package) installed so that you have a working kernel to boot into just in case.

                    ReillyBrogan I'd recommend you also have linux-lts (and the matching nvidia package) installed so that you have a working kernel to boot into just in case.

                    I just installed the lts and ran sudo clr-boot-manager set-kernel com.solus-project.lts.4.14.290-186
                    When booting the HP logo now switches off after a bit and the screen goes black. Still no prompt but a better cue to decrypt.

                      ReillyBrogan From this point on I'm going to be providing 2-3 kernel builds at a time, in each batch please test ALL of them and then for each one provide the kernel log and whether it worked or not

                      From tomorrow morning until Friday morning I'll be away from this computer. If you give me anything to test today I will do my best to get to it before I leave, otherwise Friday is when I can do more testing

                        3 months later

                        Sorry you had to do that, but thanks for the update!