I didn't reboot yet, can someone show me what a normal bazzite /etc/fstab looks like ?
I didn't reboot yet, can someone show me what a normal bazzite /etc/fstab looks like ?
Land i'll just take that and put my partition ids
Fhey sorry for the delay. had to figure out how to get this file to discord. this is from my virtualbox VM. do with it what you will.
Fthis is a tiny issue, but if my bluetooth Xbox controller goes to sleep and I wake it back up, games / applications running inside distroboxes don't pick it back up until I restart the game/app. I only run one game inside a distrobox, and it's only sometimes, so it's not a big deal at all, just curious behavior.
Kit's a non-root distrobox thing
Ksadly there's no good fix for that at this time
RYep! Works now.
Fgotcha, no worries.
Fbtw, any response to kde's display scale being too high by default on deck?
LHmm, I "fixed" my fstab but only root is mounted (I needed to go to a tty), but if I do sudo mount -a everything is fine ? That means it should be correct right ?
Kfixed next build
Foh hey thanks!
F:RainbowHeartBlob:
Lokay I can get to sddm now but it won't mount my home directory
FHey there, first of all, thanks for this amazing work! I've had used bazzite on my legion for one week only with some few bugs, but today I reinstalled with the offline iso sleep mode isn't working properly. I've read that it's gonna be fixed in the ally fork, but will it be fixed in the deck fork too? Thanks again!
Lokay I need help
LI just took the sample fstab and changed the partition UUIDs to match mine, but my system just gets to sddm and I can't login afterwards
Lif I go to a tty I can login, but my home isn't found
Lbut if I do mount -a I can access my home at /home/<user>, so it seems my fstab is good then ?
Lbut why does it not mount it on it's own ???
Fwhat happens when you login using sddm?
Lsddm restarts
Pencrypted?
Lno
Fwhat does the sddm log say after it restarts?
journalctl -xe -u sddmLuser home folder does not exist
Lthat's the important line I think
Fyeah, just double checking it wasn't anything else.
Li found something useful maybe
Lsystemd-remount-fs fails with "/etc/fstab: permission denied"
Lwait
Lmy fstab is rw user only and owned by my user
Lthat's not right
Fmine is 644 and owned by root:root. it wouldn't surprise me if that's the problem, sddm is pretty picky about certain things.
Fas is anything regarding mounts.
Lyeah I just changed it
Lit's rebooting
Lnope
Lsame problem
L
Land same error by systemd-remount-fs
Fdumb question, but you double checked UUIDs? they're long and I've mistyped and mis-copied them myself before, several times.
Lthe thing is, if I do mount -a it mounts my home
Fah, right.
Fwhat's your fstab look like?
Llike this
Lthe same one as above
Lbut with changed uuids
LI checked the btrfs subvolume names too and they're the same
