That's a steam launch option, for the game you're running
That's a steam launch option, for the game you're running
Cright. I ask because the log wasn't produced right in my home dir and was wondering if it was produced somewhere else in /home
Cdoesn't seem like it
KOk, that confirms it's not even starting proton
KTry validating your game files
KOutside of that the only other time I've seen this, it was a user bringing an old .steam folder in
KYou could also try deleting your whole .Steam folder and see if that fixes anything
Pno other launch options?
CIs it possible for other distros to have left "traces" of itself on my drive after I wipe it? Within the steam folder itself, there are the ubuntu12_16 and ubuntu12_32 files. Wasn't sure if those were normal.
Pvalve's official linux steam version is for ubuntu
Tyeah thats normal
Tare you literally transferring the steam directory from one install to another?
Tthat could be causing issues
Cno, it's a clean wipe using Bazzite's preinstalled Steam
KThose are normal parts of a steam install
Tok
KNo matter where
COutput of validating files on Elden Ring says "1 files failed to validate and will be reacquired." but that's it
CI'm going to delete the steam folder right now.
CStill a no go unfortunately.
A@Kyle Gospo I have a question for you, it's been a while but I still have some issues with Totk on Bazzite on my deck, it gets ram bottlenecked, although on SteamOs isn't like that, could it be zram? Do you think increasing swap could help?
KWe don't use a swap file at all, ZRAM maxes at 4GB
KNext release of SteamOS will match that
AYeah but what can I do to match performance?
KYou can try manually creating a swap file
CI think I'm closer to a solution. If i fully close steam, unmount the drive, then remount it and open steam, games will work. However, if I restart my PC, the issue persists.
KBut I suspect it won't change anything
KCan you share your fstab for this drive?
ADidn't bazzite portal had an option for that?
FHad, but it was dropped
CFstab entries are as follows:
UUID=57a3ae82-a448-45bf-ba32-7151fd856eb8 / btrfs subvol=root,noatime,lazytime,commit=120,discard=async,compress-force=zstd:1,space_cache=v2 0 0
UUID=5bbbe19f-27a6-4718-bc0d-1478264a0152 /boot ext4 defaults 1 2
UUID=B8F2-6728 /boot/efi vfat umask=0077,shortname=winnt 0 2
UUID=57a3ae82-a448-45bf-ba32-7151fd856eb8 /home btrfs subvol=home,noatime,lazytime,commit=120,discard=async,compress-force=zstd:1,space_cache=v2 0 0
UUID=57a3ae82-a448-45bf-ba32-7151fd856eb8 /var btrfs subvol=var,noatime,lazytime,commit=120,discard=async,compress-force=zstd:1,space_cache=v2 0 0
/dev/sda1 /var/home/clawb/Drive2 ext4 nosuid,nodev,nofail,x-gvfs-show,users 0 0 Cthe last one being the mounted drive
ADo you think there is something else going on?
Twhat hardware is this
Ti saw a youtube video on bazzite running on the legion go and they showed off playing ... well i think tears of the kingdom on it
Tlet me see
Ti never played botw or totk so let me double check that
ADeck
Tand you can tell it's worse than SteamOS?
Tthe video was TotK on the legion go
Tso i guess that's not relevant, it did play well though, but stronger hardware
AYup, fps and ram usage are totally different
KDo you have an existing steam library on that drive?
AWhile on Bazzite ram is maxed out and the fps can't get past 22 fps, on SteamOs the ram usage is around 12/13 gb and at 30 fps
A(VRAM included)
VI can concur that performance usage is definitely higher on the Steam Deck
VI get stutter sometimes just existing in the menus, or even in GBA games
CYes. Though in the past I've wiped the drive and installed from scratch, and that still didn't work. Now that I know it's fixed with a remount, I might be able to create a startup script that does it for me on boot. It doesn't fix the problem, but it will at least alleviate it.
AThe new SteamOs update does/will use zram, so it's not that either
Dfido2 yubikey has been working out great on my steam deck, but cant help but wonder, how can i be even lazier about it without compromising security. Anybody try out tpm2 with pcr measurements? am wondering how these would work out on bazzite
Dsomeone was asking earlier what the point of secure boot was, i guess using tpm2 with pcr 7 is a another good example of what it might be useful for if anything. Set secure boot to on, set luks encryption to decrypt with tpm, include pcr7 so it will prompt for a passphrase instead on unlock if secure boot is ever disabled
