@Kyle Gospo found and fixed the issue. Pushed a new build
@Kyle Gospo found and fixed the issue.
Pushed a new build
Pushed a new build
Awhich kernel param disables the lsm lockdown?
A also @Aru ryzenadj does not work with lockdown set to integrity
Aturns out its an upstream fedora thing
AWait, this is even with secure boot disabled?
Awith enabled*
AOr is this with secure boot enabled?
Awith secure boot enabled and lockdown being none ryzenadj works
JI'm on stock fedora without it
Jno secureboot
Jno wacky cmdline either
Ai need secure boot
AOkay, so basically ryzenadj can work with secure boot, but only with none set as the lockdown
Ai think the arch kernels dont compile the lockdown module
Jboot with
lsm=Jthis disables all security modules
Ait also breaks hibernation unless it is done on an ecrypted partition it understands
Junsure if this will work or not
Atried, will do it again
Jthis is the default LSM
lockdown,yama,integrity,selinux,bpf,landlockAbecause i had apparmor
Jprobably just get your system LSM adn remove lockdown from it
Jlockdown=nonemight also work?Jbut I cant find it mentioned in the upstream docs
Atried that too
A this one is a nogo
Jhmm yeah, doesn't appear to be disableable
Ayep
Jhibernation and so on being broken when using SB appears to be a known Fedora problem
Jso ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
AAlets see, maybe if i put some stuff in lsm its not gonna ignore it
ANope + freeze
A lsm=bpf didnt do itAAthanks fedora
ACooked up a custom 6.6.14 kernel with the sentry patches it works perfectly
Alockdown is none
AAll framerates literally work perfectly. There is very minor artifacting on mangohud on certain framerates but that's it
And it's only once every 2s
And it's only once every 2s
KHi, I turned on my PC this morning, and trying to boot 02-09 hangs on this screen I have never seen before (I waited 5 mins)
KI had to force reboot and load 0205 to get logged in
Nthis happened to my ally last night, i had to let it sit for quite a long time
Kugh...
KIf I somehow have to wait more than 5 mins to even boot, that's not the kind of thing I need when I'm trying to boot my PC in the morning to get stuff done
Kwhat even is it? I've used Linux for two decades and never seen that.
VDunno what it is, but it's normal on bazzite
VIf that's any relief lol
KI've been using Bazzite since Dec and never seen it
KGoogling it is singularly unhelpful as well
VI've been using it since it has basically started existing, seen it 5 times-ish?
Kwtf
