please look in journal or the audit log on those failed runs
please look in journal or the audit log on those failed runs
Mand run ls -lZ on the libexec version and the one in your home directory
AMalso on the /usr/libexec one
AAnot sure how to check the journal or audit logs
Mjournalctl -xe and scroll up
Mor audit logs in /var/log/
M@KyleGospo how does the symlink get made? Any reason to not do a full copy to autostart dir?
KPrefer not to copy in case we change it later
MFair
Awhen i run
journalctl -xe after entering desktop mode, the only mention of legionfix that i'm seeing is:Awhereas if i add the sh script from my Downloads dir, journalctl shows additional logs for the script when it ran
Aadditional logs in journalctl -xe for when the script in the Downloads directory works:
Aoutput.txt1.03KB
Aneed to step away from the computer for a bit
MOkay.
AOk, let me know if I should test anything, etc. I do need to head out in a little bit.
ABut at least I can manually remediate, it's odd that it doesn't just run 
AThanks for the help so far
AOh hey, so this worked:
AAmanually added the libexec script to autostart via the kde settings gui
MOkay. Wasn't expecting that.
A¯\_(ツ)_/¯
MHow I understood it. Autostart should just parse the desktop file for the Exec=
Under the [Desktop Entry].
And run it under the systemd user session environment
Under the [Desktop Entry].
And run it under the systemd user session environment
KOkay, well I will add that next release. Thanks
KUnless @M2 you wanna make bazzite-user-setup echo that desktop file real quick 
KIn testing
MYeah I'll do that in a few minutes
AUnrelated side note, the LGO currently has a bunch of wmi methods needed for better TDP control, fan control, etc. could acpi_call be enabled by default for the LGO?
AThe wmi calls might not be stable yet, it'll depend on Lenovo's bios updates, etc. so I wouldn't consider upstreaming any of them anywhere yet.
AAnyways, gotta run. If you need me to test anything, feel free to ping me 
CIiiiiinteresting, I wonder if there’s a reimplementation to make it work in linux, wireless latency free streaming, woah
ᕲthere a way to get an app on bazzite to mimic how arch detects files or something? this app im trying to use doesnt seem to want to detect a directory and keeps writing null into the config file
ᕲwhich is weird considering it installed everything into the correct places
ᕲjust doesnt want to detect the files it placed for some reason
M@KyleGospo https://github.com/ublue-os/bazzite/pull/660
Jnice.
Iyea, the gamepad is 5ghz. There is a module in the gamepad that connects back to the base console. I have had to replace it in mine.
KIf I recall correctly they did something funny too, where they took the 802.11 standard and simply rotated one step
KJust to make it extra annoying for us
RYeah, the password is weird.
RSomething like symbols mapped to weird keycodes or whatever XD
IYea, you cant see the hotspot its creating. There is some proprietary nintendo magic going on true to form. I suppose if I open a wifi scanner I might be able to see something more but I doubt its only that its a hidden SSID and nothing more.
KShould be the same, what are you installing exactly?
KFound it
KIt turns out the pairing is (almost) standard WPS [a standard WiFi encryption protocol], with just a little obfuscation added to the crypto," Bourdon continues. "We modified wpa_supplicant/hostapd to have it work with the non-standard things, and were able to pair a PC with a Wii U that way. This took us less than a week
KBeen a minute since I looked at the code, but they basically just swizzle the key
