But I haven't seen any easy to find log output for anything, so it's hard to tell when there is so l
But I haven't seen any easy to find log output for anything, so it's hard to tell when there is so little info shown to the user
KCan you get to a TTY?
KThen you can dmesg
KAnd we'll know a lot more
DI haven't been able to. I tried Ctrl+F1-12 and Ctrl+AltF1-12 and nothing
DOnce the screen goes black, I can't do anything except turn it off
DI could I guess boot a USB drive after turning it off and mount the hard drive to read the dmesg file's contents
KThat is very strange though, can you tell me more about your hardware?
KIn what context are you getting this?
CI'm trying to install a game (40gb) but for some reason I'm getting "An error occurred while installing xx: "not enough free disk space"" even though I have 642.48GB left
- legion go
- bazzite-deck-gnome 39 & latest
- sd card btrfs
- fresh install from yest
KAre you installing to a different drive or something?
KWhat do your steam libraries look like
Cwhat do you mean by that sorry
some of my games are on the ssd, some of them on the sd card?
some of my games are on the ssd, some of them on the sd card?
C
JDoes bazzite just track the latest Silverblue, including their kernel? The bazzite-deck image should still have the nouveau driver and boot on a laptop with an NVidia card? Or is that completely not supported? I know that there is a bazzite-nvidia image I could use, but I'm just seeing if a bazzite-deck installation on an external drive could be moved to my laptop and boot there as well.
Kbazzite-deck is built straight from silverblue, right now we use the same kernel as well, but :testing has the fsync kernel which is essentially fedora+
Knouveau is on all images, including nvidia
Kbut nvidia explicitly disables it via files in etc
Kcan't guarantee gamemode works in nouveau however
Kit definitely does not with Nvidia's driver
JI have an existing Silverblue on an external SSD that I use to boot my laptop. I was planning on doing an
rpm-ostree reset on it, edit the kargs to remove the disabling of the nouveau driver, then rebase to bazzite-deck. I'm hoping to use that to get a working bootable installation for my Steam Deck.Kthat should work
JCool! I'll report back one way or the other.
KStrange, last time I saw this then it was a btrfs issue
KTry switching to ext4 in bazzite-portal
KYou'll have to reformat your SD card one more time for that to take effect
KSorry in advance
KYou can however copy all of your files off of it and put them directly back afterwards, steam will discover the existing files
KIf that makes it any easier on you
Cnah allg ill prob just nuke it, just wanted to make sure there's nothing else that can be done lol
is there a reason why we use btrfs instead of ext4 by default? anything i can do to help fix this issue, logs etc
is there a reason why we use btrfs instead of ext4 by default? anything i can do to help fix this issue, logs etc
KBTRFS is generally better thanks to compression
KIf this does fix it for you, you're the 2nd person we've seen here with this issue in the history of this project
KFedora also defaults to BTRFS for the root drives, so using it on the SD too makes sense
Cfair enough, it's 640 gb of files so prob wont copy it haha, but will update you guys if ext4 does fix it
JYou have 640GB of data on an SD card? Wow!
JI guess I'm just not used to the size of modern SD cards nowadays.
Mi've got 940gb on mine
Myou can go as high as 1.5tb but the 1.5tb ones are either super slow or like $400 lmao
K1TB on mine, they're huge now!
Cye and 200 read and 140mb/s writes
Msandisk extreme pro gang 
MSo took me far too long to realize why games were defaulting to the steam deck presets.... But for certain games you can turn it off by changing steam launch command to have SteamDeck=0 %command%
BG3 turns off local co-op without it.
BG3 turns off local co-op without it.
Dthe super low ones are likely scams
MI mean there’s like two
Msandisk ultra which is slow as shit
Mand some other brand I never heard of that seemed slightly faster at like 2.5x the cost
VHello! Linux noob here, planning on checking it out again after bouncing off my last Linux advent a couple months back.
VFixing to jump in with
kinoite-nvidia here pretty soon, but I've been looking into Bazzite and I'm curious. Until just recently I assumed it was purely a SteamOS type thing, so what's the difference between regular UBlue Kinoite and Bazzite Desktop? Are they fairly similar, but Bazzite has more gaming-focused drivers and stuff, or does it also have UI/DE overhauls bundled with it?VApologies if what I'm asking is entirely incomprehensible haha, I'll be quite honest I know next to nothing about all this. I'm just wondering if Bazzite Desktop is also trying to be a play-on-your-couch, big-picture mode type thing or if it's literally just UBlue with more gaming stuff bundled in. I'm looking for just a normal desktop experience so I don't really want the former.
