Is there a log file where I can see why my legion just had a total crash?
Is there a log file where I can see why my legion just had a total crash?
Kdmesg | fpaste
HOk I’ll try thanks
HIs there a tool that analyses the problems?
HChatGPT?
Kyou can just post the log here
Kwe'll take a look
HKah this is your current dmesg
Krun
dmesg -b -1 | fpasteKor however many boots ago the crash was
HOk i try 
Ihas anyone here used a pulse eight usb cec adapter? I saw bazzite includes libcec so I picked one up and have it connected. Next step is setting it up to control my tv but I'm not sure where the libcec stuff is in the file system.
HSa invalid option b
HSays
Ksorry that's on me,
journalctl -b -1 | fpaste
K/usr/lib/systemd/system/cec-*.serviceHIso it looks like the .services I want are all there. Do I just need to enable them with like
systemd enable cec-onsleep.service or something?II asked someone on here how the cec worked before I bought it and they said it was plug and play which seemed a bit odd to me. Usually theres some sort of configuration. It didn't play when I plugged it in (though video signal is passing through fine) so I'm assuming I need to enable these specific services in the read only system somehow?
KShould be default enabled, they run a cec controller script
KTry running it yourself to verify it's working
Iwell I ran the systemctl enable command on them, it ran successfully but the cec still doesnt work. I'll poke around a bit more and see whats going on, maybe its disliking my connection for some reason. I made sure I had the hdmi > Tv connections right but maybe the usb?
SMy system can't update, please help.
SLog:
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Krpm-ostree status | fpasteSKlet's start with:
Krpm-ostree remove tuned tuned-gtkSStill can't update
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Kseems like a package conflcit of some kind, I'll see if I can replicate but one of your layers is likely the cause
Tmay not work for your usecase but instead of layering cargo, python stuff, and other development stuff. can you install them inside of a container instead?
SI recently tried to remove waydroid since I didn't need it so I wonder if that has to do anything?
Kthat will definitely do it
Kyou also don't gain any drive space back by doing that
Kyou actually increase it slightly
TOCI limitation doesn't allow you to remove packages with our images
Tlike packages we added
Kwhat's weird though is I don't see it excluded in your rpm-ostree status
Kyou can try uninstalling that waydroid-selinux package it's conflicting on
SI'm on the Nvidia image so originally it didn't have waydroid and I wanted it a few months ago so I installed it then but a few days ago I didn't want it anymore.
Kthey do have it now
SOh I see.
Kso, on your end
Kyou could save the packages you've layered
SI will try removing that package.
Kand then
rpm-ostree reseteither that or rebasing again might do it
Trpm-ostree rest should work. if you try that and it doesn't work let us know. i have that documented