@KyleGospo removing kmods from an image might not be possible. We'd need something like cliwrap inst

@KyleGospo removing kmods from an image might not be possible. We'd need something like cliwrap install-to-root but for removals (maybe it works both ways?)

EEyeCantCU @KyleGospo removing kmods from an image might not be possible. We'd need somethi...

Kyle Gospo•11/28/23, 10:14 PM

That's fine, we can pull that out. I need to adjust which ones are installed against fsync anyway

EyeCantCUOP•11/28/23, 10:14 PM

Sounds good

Valerie•11/28/23, 10:19 PM

waydroid service nnot working

Kyle Gospo•11/28/23, 10:19 PM

Did you turn off SE linux?

Valerie•11/28/23, 10:20 PM

set to permissive and rebooted

KKyle Gospo Did you turn off SE linux?

Valerie•11/28/23, 10:20 PM

nvm it didnt change

Aamelia is Miraclecast (open source Miracast) installed on Bazzite out of the box?

BearFOX•11/28/23, 10:22 PM

I want to say no. It's not something I've come across in use, or seen in a feature list.

KKyle Gospo Did you turn off SE linux?

Valerie•11/28/23, 10:25 PM

How can I change the Res of waydroid/Weston?

VValerie How can I change the Res of waydroid/Weston?

Kyle Gospo•11/28/23, 10:31 PM

/etc/default

Kyle Gospo•11/28/23, 10:31 PM

There's a Waydroid launcher file in thrre

Kyle Gospo•11/28/23, 10:31 PM

Which holds the resolution

Kyle Gospo•11/28/23, 10:31 PM

Among other things

KKyle Gospo There's a Waydroid launcher file in thrre

Valerie•11/28/23, 10:31 PM

Cool thanks :)

Valerie•11/28/23, 10:31 PM

Waydroid just needs a command iirc

Kyle Gospo•11/28/23, 10:32 PM

It's because we also have to change the resolution of the wrapping Weston

Kyle Gospo•11/28/23, 10:32 PM

So this handles that

Kyle Gospo•11/28/23, 10:32 PM

Better than it being hard coded

Kyle Gospo•11/28/23, 10:32 PM

Or guessed from the current display config

KKyle Gospo It's because we also have to change the resolution of the wrapping Weston

Valerie•11/28/23, 10:33 PM

Yeah I know, works fine tho.

Valerie•11/28/23, 10:33 PM

Maybe put that on the docs @nickname

HHikariKnight go into the USB root and navigate to `EFI/fedora/` and copy `grubx64.efi` and pa...

VoidedKN0X•11/28/23, 10:45 PM

That file already exists in the efi folder, the fedora folder however does not exist

Icy•11/28/23, 11:12 PM

When I installed bazzite, my ntfs drives were populated automatically. In trying to fix something else, I removed the default mount point for one and set it as something else. Now I am having trouble figuring out where the initial mounting configuration is stored so I can/how to revert it to that. Where should I start looking?
KDE Partition Manager works with /etc/fstab, which doesn't seem to have anything for the initally configured drive.

Edit: Anyone finding this, if you're dealing with an ntfs volume with a windows installation, it will mount read-only if windows is hibernated. Shut down fully with Shutdown in windows.
Also, remove the line from /etc/fstab and mount with sudo mount path|guid mountpoint

dnkmmr•11/28/23, 11:39 PM

hey I noticed that there has been some successful builds and some not successful, what would make some succede and others not

Ddnkmmr hey I noticed that there has been some successful builds and some not successful...

Valerie•11/28/23, 11:42 PM

Usually some components will fail

Valerie•11/28/23, 11:43 PM

That's why broken images usually come in groups

Valerie•11/28/23, 11:43 PM

e.g. all deck builds will fail

Valerie•11/28/23, 11:43 PM

All nvidia builds

Valerie•11/28/23, 11:43 PM

etc. etc.

Valerie•11/28/23, 11:43 PM

For example, most recently the Deck and Nvidia images failed

Valerie•11/28/23, 11:44 PM

Except for asus-deck apparently, probably a quirk of that image

dnkmmr•11/28/23, 11:44 PM

I've noticed this in the log of bazzite-deck:kinoite

dnkmmr•11/28/23, 11:45 PM

error: This system was not booted via libostree.

error: This system was not booted via libostree.

Ddnkmmr ``` error: This system was not booted via libostree. ```

Valerie•11/28/23, 11:45 PM

Which I'm assuming is how it know it failed?

Valerie•11/28/23, 11:45 PM

But again, as said in the past

Valerie•11/28/23, 11:45 PM

Build failures are normal and expected

VValerie Build failures are normal and expected

dnkmmr•11/28/23, 11:46 PM

but I don't think it failing over 8 days is normal

Valerie•11/28/23, 11:46 PM

Yes, it can be

VValerie Maybe put that on the docs @nickname

tryhardsoccermomswag•11/28/23, 11:46 PM

yeah i can... i got home from work rn so give me a second

Ttryhardsoccermomswag yeah i can... i got home from work rn so give me a second

Valerie•11/28/23, 11:47 PM

How dare you

VValerie Yes, it can be

Valerie•11/28/23, 11:47 PM

I'm pretty sure the people working bazzite keep an eye on what builds

VVoidedKN0X That file already exists in the efi folder, the fedora folder however does not e...

HikariKnight•11/29/23, 12:02 AM

It's the BOOTX64.EFI that the UEFI on that computer doesn't like, just grab the grubx64.efi from whatever the other folder is called and replace BOOTX64.EFI with it.

dnkmmr•11/29/23, 12:23 AM

we gettin successful builds

Kyle Gospo•11/29/23, 12:37 AM

New deck builds are out, this is a huge one because it adds all of the new packages for OLED support

Kyle Gospo•11/29/23, 12:37 AM

Don't swap just yet though, actual OLED decks will need to use the testing Branch for the meantime

Kyle Gospo•11/29/23, 12:37 AM

Also @crushbutimbanned these builds have special considerations for deckhd

matt_schwartz•11/29/23, 12:51 AM

Alright guess I’m giving it a try

KKyle Gospo Don't swap just yet though, actual OLED decks will need to use the testing Branc...

Kyle Gospo•11/29/23, 12:52 AM

Note that this hasn't built yet, that'll be the next thing I work on

Kyle Gospo•11/29/23, 12:52 AM

The reason it's relegated to testing is it will break secure boot on htpc users

Kyle Gospo•11/29/23, 12:52 AM

So it's something we'll need to telegraph to users for a while before we can move it to stable

Kyle Gospo•11/29/23, 12:53 AM

The new deck just needs too many kernel patches

@KyleGospo removing kmods from an image might not be possible. We'd need something like cliwrap inst

Similar Threads

Similar Threads

Similar Threads