I've encountered the same issue upon recent update to the 5.11 kernel
with Ubuntu LTS. I restarted, selected the 5.8 kernal and it worked
again. I am not sure everyone will work that out and it could be
difficult for new starters to trouble shoot from a system which doesn't
boot properly.

Considering that there is an incompatobility between the linux-
image-5.11 and the nvidia-340 packages, should this be flagged as some
sort of incompatibility so the kernel doesn't get updated if the
nvidia-340 package is already installed? this way, this update would be
skipped until 5.12/5.13 are released if these packages don't require
patching.

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Title:
  Nvidia 340.108 fails to install with kernels 5.11.x - new patches
  needeed

Status in nvidia-graphics-drivers-340 package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  As usual I have opened this (no more) new bug report...

  As ALWAYS happened in the past, EVERY TWO MONTHS new patches are
  needed for old Nvidia 340.108 drivers, that is, with each release of a
  new kernel...

  Nvidia 340.108 fails to install with kernels 5.11.x - new patches
  needeed

  Just to inform develepers that a new patch for Nvidia 340.108 and
  kernel 5.11 is not yet available here:

  
https://github.com/warpme/minimyth2/blob/master/script/nvidia/nvidia-340.108/files/

  Anyway thanks for your great contribution to community and hope you
  publish new patched drivers without having to always report the same
  bug...

  Good day to all the developers.

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