Valve still uses the 6.1 LTS kernel for SteamOS so it will be nice having a 6.6 kernel with the same
Valve still uses the 6.1 LTS kernel for SteamOS so it will be nice having a 6.6 kernel with the same required kernel patches and packages
RSo I’m tryna reinstall bazzite to see if I can keep my stuff without having to go through the trouble of restoring everything, and I’m tryna get the mounts right. I always sucked at manual partitioning. Is /boot the EFI partition?
RYeah that sounds nice
AI you can’t replace steam os kernel can you?
Mnot for steamos you can’t, but you can for Bazzite/nobara. It’s just a ton of work because of the amount of tweaking Valve makes to the default LTS kernels
MI’m not very familiar with the process but it seems very labor intensive. There were somewhere around 60 wifi patches that had to be rebased so they would also apply to an up-to-date 6.6 kernel
FQuestion is there any way to downgrade the NVIDIA drivers? current ones are kinda completely broken for games for me or does anyone know how to fix the flicking and black bars for the new drivers (545)
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Has long as the version still exists in rpmfusion, i believe you can pass the version number as part of the image tag
other than that you will have to rollback to a previous build that used the older drivers
other than that you will have to rollback to a previous build that used the older drivers
Foh ok so the 535 ones should still b on the rpmfusion then? is there an easy way to check this?
Hno idea
Fah ok I fish around abit all good
Hi dont use nvidia myself and havent used it on linux since maybe 2013
Ffair enough its def something I am trying to drop... at this stage fuck nvidia really
Hyeah i have an nvidia gpu but its setup to only be used in a VM
RDoes anyone know how to manually partition Bazzite to keep the /home folder?
RI think I know where the /home mount goes, but what other mounts are needed and where?
H🎮bazzite
but if you already installed bazzite and home is in a subvolume, i do not know if anaconda lets you keep subvolumes from a previous btrfs setup so if you really want to be sure not losing anything i would recommend backing up your /home/ to a different partition or disk first
but if you already installed bazzite and home is in a subvolume, i do not know if anaconda lets you keep subvolumes from a previous btrfs setup so if you really want to be sure not losing anything i would recommend backing up your /home/ to a different partition or disk first
RI have, I just want to see if it does keep it or not. I think it'd be nice to know rather than "maybe"
RI just wanna make sure the mount points are right.
Hi got the mountpoints from my own setup
i think / has to be /systroot
i think / has to be /systroot
Hnot sure if thats automatic or settable in anaconda
R./ has to be a new partiton so I'm not worried about that. But what about other needed mount points?
RLike /boot and such?
RI just wanna mark the right places
Hthats from an automatic setup
RGuess I'll try the EFI partition as /boot...
CDon't
CWon't install
Csec
RAh, okay that's what I was wondering
HEFI has to be /boot/efi
Hand /boot has to be ext4, but this was in my original answer
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Jhttps://universal-blue.discourse.group/t/how-to-use-corectrl-to-undervolt-gpu/180 someone needs a hand if you have time!
RVery helpful, thanks guys.
Hhavent made a user yet but they will need to add a karg, the correct one they need they can find with the command
Halso @j0rge might be a good idea to add a redirect from http to https in case someone goes to the http version of the forum
JI fixed the issue, I was giving out the wrong url
Jand I fixed the links
Hnvm it just doesnt redirect, at least you cant login with it and it logs you out
Hsorted it out
KThis is actually default on fsync kernel
KSo it won't be needed much longer
Hthankfully
although i like the simplistic options as i often just need the tdp changed
although i like the simplistic options as i often just need the tdp changed
BWhen the fsync Kernel lands on stable will secure boot still Work?
KIt will not, hence the slow and selective rollout
KBasically deck builds only, and in testing until we can telegraph that change thoroughly
BAsked because the PC of my fiance is on the nvidia build so I know when to guide her to turn secure Boot Off.
I personally use one of the Deck builds on a PC, but I am already on :Testing there
I personally use one of the Deck builds on a PC, but I am already on :Testing there
