DThanks though
COi, sorry I just saw, I just go to the last unseen message and answer 
DI appreciate the response regardless, and the fact that you had the same solution makes just me more confidence in it
DPretty hyped to have Bazzite working on my Ally after moving it to the testing branch, but any tips on how to get TDP controls working? While I usually play plugged in it would be nice to not have it nuke my battery when in portable mode. 
Z@rodoma92 So I turned on IOMMU, works fine in Bazzite thankfully but in Windows, this is happening now
ZI seriously hope something hasn't gotten fucked up in my hardware, my Deck is barely old, I bought it when the buying queue was still a thing D;
ZAlright turning off IOMMU fixed that. Maybe just Windows shenanigans. Really need to get an external SSD for Windows or something so I can use only Bazzite lol
_what is everyone's preference for fan control on bazzite?
RYeah, IOMMU is probably fucked for now.
RThey hard disable it even from the kernel command line IIRC.
RBeing a device with everything integrated at least doesn't make it that much useful.
ZExcept if I want to run a VM D;
RNope
RThat's vtd.
RIOMMU is for partitioning peripherals on the PCI bus.
RWhich is not that useful on the Deck anyway XD
V
V_how did you install it? in a container?
ZOh, good
VI think fan control is quite gaming-related. The app might be appropriate for a 
justalso, interesting quirk. But sometimes after boot - I have no options to set a custom curve for my GPU fan. I have to shutdown the GUI, restart the service with
sudo systemctl restart coolercontrold and then the GUI shows the Custom curve option for the GPUVI imagine there's some race condition on boot preventing proper initialization
_on my system, at least, the GPU fan curve is controlled by the greenwithenvy app bazzite offers to install on first boot
_should that be uninstalled?
_if I use coolercontrol
VI don't think so, but they might interfere with each other. I guess they use the same interfaces to set the speeds
VI have set greenwithenvy to AUTO and use coolercontrol, since the latter handles more stuff
RHello everyone, Merry Xmas.
Question, I got a new SD card, and for whatever reason (I’m assuming Bazzite) auto mounts its factory exfat file system. The last sd card I had failed after about 3 months of use, and while I understand Bazzite wasn’t at fault, I remember hearing stories of the Steam Deck bricking cards when using the format function. Should I keep and use the file system as is since its working? Or is the benefit too great to not use btrfs? I just don’t want a repeat losing a whole 1TB card.
Question, I got a new SD card, and for whatever reason (I’m assuming Bazzite) auto mounts its factory exfat file system. The last sd card I had failed after about 3 months of use, and while I understand Bazzite wasn’t at fault, I remember hearing stories of the Steam Deck bricking cards when using the format function. Should I keep and use the file system as is since its working? Or is the benefit too great to not use btrfs? I just don’t want a repeat losing a whole 1TB card.
Kour default is btrfs, that's what we recommend
Kany issues with that, fall back to the valve default of ext4
ZI kinda want to switch my SD card to btrfs but I also don't want to loose all my games
ZThere's like 300GB of games on it that I can't temporarily put anywhere
_I don't think it works with my hardware, sadly. I can see temps, but there's no option to set curves for anything.
Vhave you tried the standalone appimage?
Vand you're talking about mobo/cpu fans, right?
_yeah
_mobo fans
_well, I can see mobo and gpu, but can't set any fan curves for either
Von appimage?
Vor did you layer?
_I layered
_unless I'm just missing the button to edit somewhere
_I see temps and loads, but nothing else
Vtry closing the GUI, restarting the service like I wrote and running the gui again
Vwith
sudo systemctl restart coolercontrold_nope, just the overview is there
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