Hi Varis, I need to install Coolercontrol to manage my Kraken X63 and I am investigating what would

Hi Varis, I need to install Coolercontrol to manage my Kraken X63 and I am investigating what would be the best approach. Flatpak has been abandoned but you say you layered it with rpm-ostree with us being immutable did you manage to load the systemd unit and have it always load on boot? also does it cause any problems when updating? The other option is 2 appimages one for systemd and the other for the app but I'm not sure if the systemd one can be made persistent to always load on boot. Any help you can provide will be greatly appreciated

TThe Sun Hi Varis, I need to install Coolercontrol to manage my Kraken X63 and I am inves...

Varis•12/1/23, 2:31 PM

Yeah, I just layered it. Works perfectly

systemd unit also just works. Also, dont forget to check out the new UI on http://localhost:11987

Varis•12/1/23, 2:31 PM

No issues updating

VVaris Yeah, I just layered it. Works perfectly 👌 systemd unit also just works. Also, ...

The SunOP•12/1/23, 2:33 PM

Many thanks!

VVaris how do I configure that a kernel module be always loaded after a reboot? I found...

Varis•12/1/23, 2:37 PM

Just needed this module (in reply msg) to get loaded for it to see my mobo's fan controllers

VVaris Just needed this module (in reply msg) to get loaded for it to see my mobo's fan...

The SunOP•12/1/23, 2:40 PM

thanks the Kraken doesn't need any special module at least I didn't need any previously in Arch

The SunOP•12/1/23, 2:45 PM

@varijus Sorry Varis one last thing, where did you find the RPMs? they don't seem to exist in the official repos neither in RPM fusion

TThe Sun thanks the Kraken doesn't need any special module at least I didn't need any pre...

Varis•12/1/23, 2:53 PM

put this file in /etc/yum.repos.d. You can also find it following the links in the repository readme somewhere

coolercontrol-coolercontrol_rpm.repo1.52KB

Varis•12/1/23, 2:53 PM

then you will able to use rpm-ostree installrpm-ostree install

VVaris put this file in /etc/yum.repos.d. You can also find it following the links in t...

The SunOP•12/1/23, 3:01 PM

fantastic thank you for the file! I also finally found the repo from the official readme, it was well hidden for some reason they kept insisting on us using a bash script to configure it which obviously doesn't work with Silverblue.

TThe Sun fantastic thank you for the file! I also finally found the repo from the officia...

Varis•12/1/23, 3:10 PM

The file from the readme has some hardcoded versions and will stop working with a next fedora release. I changed them to be dynamic. You can compare them to see the difference

VVaris The file from the readme has some hardcoded versions and will stop working with ...

The SunOP•12/1/23, 3:12 PM

Precious information Varis thank you so much! I'm in the process of generating my own file to learn how it works but then I will certainly apply your changes manually in the .repo file

Bartley•12/1/23, 4:37 PM

I finally rebased from silverblue-asus to bazzite-gnome-asus.

Pretty noticable performance jump.

Bartley•12/1/23, 4:43 PM

It's probably the system76 scheduler at work

The SunOP•12/1/23, 4:50 PM

OK so I learned that if you want to add a custom repository to Silverblue/Bazzite you need a special configuration .rpm file and then you just do "rpm-ostree install..." . If the repository doesn't have that special .rpm then you need to create your own .repo file inside "/etc/yum.repos.d". As for gpg keys you just copy them to "/etc/pki/rpm-gpg/" and point your .repo file to your key. - just leaving this in here for other noobs like me

moe•12/1/23, 6:10 PM

anyone know how to enable the build in sdgyrodsu is it a systemd service?

moe•12/1/23, 6:10 PM

or simple "sdgyrodsu"

moe•12/1/23, 6:16 PM

nvm it's systemctl --user instead of sdgyrodsu

TThe Sun OK so I learned that if you want to add a custom repository to Silverblue/Bazzit...

bsherman•12/1/23, 6:23 PM

adding a .repo.repo file to /etc/yum.repos.d/etc/yum.repos.d is pretty standard for Fedora/RedHat systems. The gpg keys can trip people up... you can add them manually as you say and also checkout rpmkeys --importrpmkeys --import

A configuration .rpm is just a way for someone to package those actions for reuse by others. Very helpful for sharing configuration (like we do in universal blue), but not needed for individuals.

Brunvik•12/1/23, 6:41 PM

Hello everyone, I mean I can perfectly stay on :latest but still I want to ask. On my PC If I rebase to :testing or :unstable I‘ve been met with an error in Grub that I need to load the Kernel first. Someone here who had this issue too?