Jthis new kernel isn't running awesome on my desktop either
Bruh roh
Guh oh
Kmay need to rpm-ostree override remove *every kernel package* --install *every lower-version kernel package*
Kto get this to work
Jis it because the akmods stuff doesn't match?
Kit's ostree being goofy, it really does not enjoy replacing core packages like this
Bwhat's noticably problematic there?
Jevery few minutes or so the system bogs down, mouse stutters, I'm on an old version now
Git's TPM problem iirc so it might effect other systems with it enabled idk
Ksounds like the old TPM bug
Gyeah
Boh, so if tpm is disabled it may be fine
Kended up turning that off on my threadripper rig and the issue completely went away
Joh interesting
Jwhat am I looking for in the bios?
Bits' the same command line arg you added to just for framework no?
Gthe karg worked for me
K
Kis what I did, to be sure
Bi need TPM on my laptop 
so can't do it there
so can't do it thereKTPM is cool, but I'm boycotting it at this point due to it being used for DRM and doing this
K
Gwell you might want to stick with it for a bit
GFedora is planning on doing disk encryption with it eventually
Bunderstandable, but I have a few laptops using it to auto-decrypt LUKS i don't want to mess that up at the moment
i don't want to mess that up at the momentJyeah I don't mind turning it off for issues like this, but ideally all of this is sorted by fedora
Gyeah, we really need the openQA system that OpenSUSE uses for Fedora
JI've gotten bad kernels on opensuse
Ghuh, yeah I've seen less stability issues there, running microOS on my desktop, idk if it's the different hardware or something though
Jalso I always can never find the right docs for rolling back and pinning etc because it's in like 4 different places upstream, just rebasing to a date tag is so much easier lol
K
Ji saw a ton of stability issues last time i tried opensuse but that was six years ago
Jand i had nvidia at the time
Jis there a way to check my tpm status from a booted machine?
AGnome shows it
AIirc
AOn that screen where it shows everything is Insecure I forget
Jnod
Joh I'm flunking everything on this machine lol
Gsudo journalctl -k --grep=tpmGI think
Agnome settings > device security > checks failed > copy technical report
look for something like this
look for something like this
Amm I wonder what command generates that report
Goh yeah
Ggnome settings does that
Gforgor
BGitHub
This reverts commit 697d57c, reversing changes made to 4606c64.
This restores the kmod build for the wl legacy broadcom driver. We can do this because of the PR to main ublue-os/main#278 which onl...
This restores the kmod build for the wl legacy broadcom driver. We can do this because of the PR to main ublue-os/main#278 which onl...
