Kvia pipewire in our case
RThanks for quick answer 
RSo it looks like I have to work with both pipewire conf and pipewire-alsa conf (presumably also 50-alsa-*.conf from wireplumber).
I'll try to replicate settings from pw-dump on Steam OS to Bazzite (in hopes it fixes my audio issues).
The main thing I noticed for now (by comparing pw-top outputs when running game where the audio issues are most prevalent on OLED
I'll try to replicate settings from pw-dump on Steam OS to Bazzite (in hopes it fixes my audio issues).
The main thing I noticed for now (by comparing pw-top outputs when running game where the audio issues are most prevalent on OLED
:testingjournalctl --ho-hostname --user -u pipewire -u pipewire-pulse -u wireplumber -f 
RDoes bazzite gnome have the triple buffer patch?
Fno
RWould there be any issues if I applied it myself?
FYou would need to remove gnome-vrr 1st for that to work.
You can either override remove + layer (I don't recommend), or you can use startingpoint to make your changes there
You can either override remove + layer (I don't recommend), or you can use startingpoint to make your changes there
RHmm, first I will test if the one that comes by default works fine
RWhat exactly is "startingpoint" if I may ask?
FIt's a template used for making your own custom images.
FRHmm, seems too complicated for my level
RI think I'll stick to just downgrading the nvidia driver
Whey guys, so in the near future i would like to get a steam oled only if valve makes a limited edition for europe, i wanna know what do i use to clone my ssd? do i need to rebase after the cloning process?
VI'd look up a guide on how to clone your drive for any other OS (e.g. SteamOS) because it's going to be the same process
Wi have seen already 2 videos mentioning this commands and failing cloning everything that is not the base os
BUpdating rn, but has anyone else had an issue with all non-steam games failing to boot in game mode on deck? This is latest channel, build from 20-12-2023 bazzite 39
Hthat command is correct in linux (as long as youre not botted into steamOS) assuming /dev/nvme0n1 is the SteamOS ssd and /dev/sda is the external ssd you are cloning the deck OS to
Halways triple check the if= argument (input file) and the of= argument (output file)
Hthe process will take a long time, once you are done with the clone, the easiest thing to do to fix the "size" of the disk is to open up a program called "gparted" it will detect a disk size mismatch and ask you if you want it to fix it for you and then you just resize the partitions and youre done
Xis there a way to get retrodeck to show filename in the list of games instead of the scraped name?
I have ROMs from different regions and it makes it hard to find the right one cuz it just lists the same name like 3 times
I have ROMs from different regions and it makes it hard to find the right one cuz it just lists the same name like 3 times
SWell hello there
SI'm helping @Robotta downgrade to 535
SMy idea was to download the older version and
rpm-ostree override replaceBut it just classifies it as an inactive override
SIs this because it's a downgrade?
SOr are we missing something else?
SI'm used to doing local overrides for upgrades when I compile stuff (like, custom Mutters and XWayland) and I know rpm-ostree can't reinstall the same package version but what about downgrade using Override?
Hyou would have to make a custom image because of kernel modules so i would believe they would have to make a custom image
use non nvidia as base
copy what ublue nvidia builds do
use an archived 535 rpm instead of 545.
reason ublue doesnt do it is because we rely on rpmfusion which removed their 535 builds
use non nvidia as base
copy what ublue nvidia builds do
use an archived 535 rpm instead of 545.
reason ublue doesnt do it is because we rely on rpmfusion which removed their 535 builds
Hi cant be more specific since i havent looked at the nvidia images myself since i dont have anything nvidia that i use
Lhi all fixed issue i had last night.. notice there was update ran ublue-update getting an error: ublue_update.cli:ERROR | /etc/ublue-update.d/user/03-fleek-user-update.sh returned error code: 1, program output: [*] Update package index
[i] Updating flake sources
ERROR Error: exit status 1
ERROR Error:
ERROR There was an internal error. Run with FLEEK_DEBUG=1 for a detailed error message, and consider reporting it at https://github.com/ublue-os/fleek/issues
[i] Updating flake sources
ERROR Error: exit status 1
ERROR Error:
ERROR There was an internal error. Run with FLEEK_DEBUG=1 for a detailed error message, and consider reporting it at https://github.com/ublue-os/fleek/issues
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Lno idea why thats happening or how to resolve it
Lbecause if i run ublue-update FLEEK_DEBUG=1 i get unrecognized argument. i ran /var/usrlocal/bin/fleek update -a to see the output : error:
… while fetching the input 'path:/var/home/deck/.local/share/fleek'
error: cannot connect to socket at '/nix/var/nix/daemon-socket/socket': Connection refused
… while fetching the input 'path:/var/home/deck/.local/share/fleek'
error: cannot connect to socket at '/nix/var/nix/daemon-socket/socket': Connection refused
Wok, how do i do it when i am not booted in bazzite?
Huse a live usb of any other linux system, or remove the ssd and use 2 m.2 enclosures and do it that way
Wa live usb?
Han usb which you can boot from that will put you into a desktop linux system.
you will need a usb dock, keyboard and mouse for this no matter what unless you take the ssd out of the steamdeck and put both the ssds inside an eclosure each and do the cloning on a different machine (at which point /dev/nvme0n1 will no longer be the correct input file)
you will need a usb dock, keyboard and mouse for this no matter what unless you take the ssd out of the steamdeck and put both the ssds inside an eclosure each and do the cloning on a different machine (at which point /dev/nvme0n1 will no longer be the correct input file)
Hthe easiest will either way be a reinstall onto the new ssd, this is also true for SteamOS and is what valve recommends because it is easier
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Hooo nice 
Woh, yeah that make sense, i call them bootable usb drives, but its the same thing, i think i will do this method since i wanted to get an enclosure anyway
Hmake sure the enclosure supports 2230 m.2, not all of them do
Wthe one i want from ugreen does
Hif you are planning to use a separate computer you will need 2 enclosures (unless you have space on your motherboard and it supports 2230)
if you want to do it all from the deck you need a dock that you can use 1 usb enclosure with along with mouse and keyboard
if you want to do it all from the deck you need a dock that you can use 1 usb enclosure with along with mouse and keyboard
VBazzite is a Fedora-based Linux distribution
H(also the screen will be in portrait mode while doing this so it will be a pain anyway)
Wi do have a dock, the official one, my plan will be: use a live usb with bazzite on it, format clean the internal ssd of the oled deck, clone into the internal ssd the older ssd from an enclosure, i shouldnt have any problem related to space since both older and new one will be 1tb, but probably i will have to increase the space since space degradation in a thing and in that case as you said i will use gparted
TI feel like i need to document the OCI container technology portion of this better. and have it easily appear to anyone who uses Bazzite. Like that's probably the coolest part of all of this and I feel like it gets lost sometimes.
Wwdym? isnt it fedora-silverblue based?
