No problem. I'm installing on a fresh PC that doesn't have anything important. I've done this a lot
No problem. I'm installing on a fresh PC that doesn't have anything important. I've done this a lot
KOnly keeping windows around since I want to try The Finals
KWorst come to worse I'll just wipe windows and try it later
Hkinda is, if a device supports DRD it can act like your phone does when you connect it to the pc
do you want to charge, transfer files or transfer media? etc
do you want to charge, transfer files or transfer media? etc
Hhowever DRD support is not in the fedora kernel yet i believe, so XHCI mode is the only one supported, and a recent bios update to the steamdeck changed the default usb mode from XHCI to DRD
ZThat's why that has been weird
CUsually, deleting kwallet is what causes that problem
CShould be fine then I think
Hyeah atm DRD causes a lot of weird issues in bazzite like docks not working
FSeems like the installer doesn't respect the resolution coming from grub? The OLED display is vertically oriented, apparently, so I changed the resolution from 1280x800 to 1200x1920 (just to see if it would show the whole installer) and it didn't change anything.
MI had to install in basic graphics mode on my OLED
Mit’ll still be vertical but the sizing is usable
MOtherwise the installer window was massive and I could only see a tiny part of it
FYeah, same problem. Alright, I'll give that a shot.
ZYea, my keyboard and mouse refused to until I changed it
ZIt was curiously changed back when installing Bazzite from Nobara
ZSo is there supposed to be that many boot options in grub for Bazzite? Got 4, two for an older version and one of each has either ostree:1 or ostree:0
Hits a bug i believe that causes grub to duplicate the 2 ostree entries, just ignore it
ZAh
ASorry if this is a dumb question, but is there any point in converting "home" from ext3 to BTRFS on Bazzite?
KYou'd gain zstd compression from doing that, which helps with performance too
AAwesome!
I was also wondering, minus Kyber, how much of this is really useful or already covered in Bazzite - https://medium.com/@a.b.t./here-are-some-possibly-useful-tweaks-for-steamos-on-the-steam-deck-fcb6b571b577
I was also wondering, minus Kyber, how much of this is really useful or already covered in Bazzite - https://medium.com/@a.b.t./here-are-some-possibly-useful-tweaks-for-steamos-on-the-steam-deck-fcb6b571b577
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AUnfortunately using Phillipp Richter's BTRFS doesn't seem to work on 39-testing. It can't see any directories.
FDid you install testing outright, or did you rebase after install?
Minstall iso -> latest -> testing. This was a few days ago though. But I don’t think testing has the finalized patched OLED kernel quite yet.
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Bazzite Buzz No. 5 IMPORTANT: MANUAL INTERVENTION REQUIRED If you installed a Bazzite image on any device before September 22, 2023 or used the older offline ISO then open a host terminal and enter rpm-ostree update, and wait for it to upgrade to the latest build. Reboot your device after it has finished. More information on this here. ...
FGotcha. I asked because I installed testing outright by changing the tag in grub, but it wasn't booting. Eventually did, though, looks like it's fine.
MFirst boot takes like 4 or 5 min
KI believe we do all but one tweak here, I'll look a bit later and get back to you
FYeah, I guess I forgot from when I installed it on my old Deck, lol, my bad.
MI’ve been on Nobara myself but try to help troubleshoot stuff that applies to Bazzite too in the process of OLED support being added
FOh, I didn't know Nobara had Deck support, that's awesome.
Mlotta teamwork between the two went into getting support set up as fast as they could. very impressive stuff.
A@KyleGospo Thanks! I'm still doing a lot of reading and updating about everything. Some stuff I couldn't find info on. Also trying to fight against ADHD and remember things I've read is a nightmare sometimes 
ANice! Thank you!
ZI mean, no homo but I'd be gay for the community Devs. They're literally what's making my Deck experience 20 times better
ZWelp, seems like no matter what I do the Deck defaults to the Windows Boot Manager every time
AHas anyone else had luck changing their home folder to BTRFS? I can't get into work on 39-testing.
KThat doesn't touch your home directory, Fedora defaults to btrfs on home. That patch's only responsibility is the MicroSD card (Making steam format them as BTRFS and mount BTRFS partitions)
KWhat issue are you having exactly? Home folder should be BTRFS by default unless you manually partitioned, which isn't recommended
K1: Performance Governor - We use powersave w/ amd-pstate which is more efficient.
2: MGLRU is enabled by Fedora, got that.
3 :Watchdog is disabled
4: Memory lock is tweaked for RPCS3
5: Kyber I/O scheduler is used
6: File access times disabled
7: THP is not used, additionally we don't use a swapfile and rely on zram with zstd
8: Kernel is using 1000hz tick
2: MGLRU is enabled by Fedora, got that.
3 :Watchdog is disabled
4: Memory lock is tweaked for RPCS3
5: Kyber I/O scheduler is used
6: File access times disabled
7: THP is not used, additionally we don't use a swapfile and rely on zram with zstd
8: Kernel is using 1000hz tick
AI'm dumb. I looked at the wrong thing when I checked the partitions 
ZJesus Christ! I literally changed the efibootmgr option to boot grub on next launch after changing all the EFI options to be correct. Turn off the Deck, start it and it loads Windows
ZLike, how is it even remotely possible???
ASweet. Thanks for the info!
A@KyleGospo I love this OS! Thanks for making it!
F@KyleGospo Would the OLED refresh rate issue be why the Honkai Star Rail launcher has completely broken graphics?
Kshouldn't be, no
Kwhat are you seeing exactly?
FKI can install standard Fedora packages right ?
My understanding is I can set it up to boot straight into Steam big picture mode, but then go into the desktop to do other stuff
My understanding is I can set it up to boot straight into Steam big picture mode, but then go into the desktop to do other stuff
