ah darn kk, looks like i still need a custom initramfs then on my desktop, but can reap the benefits
ah darn kk, looks like i still need a custom initramfs then on my desktop, but can reap the benefits on the steam deck though
KAny new install or rebase that didn't go through our process will not need to do that
Dnice!
KExactly why we're instructing people to run the disable command and not doing it for them, don't want to break cases like yours
DI reported this but was just wondering if anyone else experienced it: my mouse is unresponsive in the latest snapshot unless I run it in wireless mode
DIf it's plugged in as I usually have it, I can't move the cursor at all
KI tested that with a couple of my mice, I have a wireless only Logitech and then a wired razor
KUnfortunately I cannot reproduce that behavior
DI hope it's just a kernel issue or something
DI might try rebasing to kinoite 40 later to see if it still happens there
DVery odd though, I've never encountered anything like that before
MAre you using clevis for tang or tpm2?
Dclevis for tang
Di overlay clevis-dracut and modify kargs to include rd.neednet=1, thats about all i do
MOkay, yeah we don't have that going.
I'm guessing clevis-dracut will pull in the networkmanager module. It's not there by default.
I'm guessing clevis-dracut will pull in the networkmanager module. It's not there by default.
Dyea, only works for ethernet as a result, its why i can't do this for the steam deck. On the steam deck i only use fido2 and nothing else
MWiFi is possible, but you have locally build initramfs and add the drivers and the creds for the connection
Di did toy with the idea of using tpm2, but without secure boot state, it didn't seem too practical, there's also a few quirks with the way rpm-ostree that results in tpm2 not being as effective, you'd have to redo it on every update essentially if you want it to be absolutely secure
Doh yea i did try this, but i ended up causing kernel panics haha, i gave up
Di figured out that if bazzite installer would setup wifi and would preserve the wifi settings the same way the OG fedora installer does it, it could work (since i think that installers sets up WPA supplicant) but it was getting too much into the weeds and idk enough yet
Dit was also an assumption i should say, didn't really figure anything out concretely
MYou should be able to generate keys for SB state on steam deck. sbctl is pretty handy for this.
Mtpm2 has been my default for awhile since it is good enough. I fall back to tang if tpm is not available
KNote that this can be dangerous
KSD has no default keys what so ever
KSo anything you enroll is automatically the only key on the system
Dthere was a tutorial online that i read through, but quickly figured out that it was just meant for installing windows 11, and the secure boot setup looked janky as heck, sbctl was used to set it up, then during the windows 11 installation secure boot was magically enabled and i was left thinking "so how do you turn it off?" that was part was not clear and decided not to go through with it
Di like having the option of being able to turn it off, and removing/adding my own keys through the BIOS menu, in case i lose the ability to boot into any OS
MSD doesn't have put back into setup mode?
If so, that's just sad.....
I've used sbctl for years for getting secureboot working on different installs/uki signing.
If so, that's just sad.....
I've used sbctl for years for getting secureboot working on different installs/uki signing.
Dyea same here, its an absolutely solid piece of software
Dthough back when i was on EOS
Dim talking strictly on the steam deck though, i would add tpm2 to my desktop PC, but the current setup i have with clevis/tang just works, turn on my encrypted tang server VM, and then i can just turn on my HTPC/Desktop on and off as I please. Someone steals my stuff, good luck getting to my data 
KCan b450 chipset not handle 3600mhz ram or something?
KIf I set it to 3600on my sister's bios it crashes. I even tried updating it to the newest version I could find online
KBut the ram itself is rated for 3600
Dwith D.O.C.P or are you manually setting memory clocks?
KAlso called XMP on some boards
KDOCP
Kand then it gives me the 3600mhz preset, but if I leave the clock option below it on "auto" it only picks up as 2133mhz
Pwhere are the release notes?
Dwhat's the specific motherboard? a quick google search i see most people use 3200MHz on that chipset, want to check if that motherboard does support 3600MHz
KAsus Prime B450M-A, not II but the original
KThere was a revision 2 which has stuff on asus' site but the revision 1 has like nothing :(
KMaybe I need to try 3200
Dlol... it skips right over 3600, it says 3466, then right on to 4400: https://www.asus.com/motherboards-components/motherboards/prime/prime-b450m-a/techspec/
Detailed specification of PRIME B450M-A Tech Specs，CPU: AMD AM4 Socket for AMD Ryzen™ 5000 Series/ 5000 G-Series/ 4000 G-Series/ 3rd/2nd/1st Gen AMD Ryzen™/ 2nd and 1st Gen AMD Ryzen™ with Radeon™ Vega Graphics/ Athlon™ with Radeon™ Vega Graphics Processors 、CPU: AMD AM4 Socket for AMD Ryzen™ 5000 Series/ 5000 G-Series/ 4000 G-Series/ 3rd/2nd/1s...
KGitHub and the website
KTom's Hardware Forum
Hello,
My rig is based on the asus prime b450m-a . I currently have 3000mhz ram sticks on it and i want to upgrade. On the mobo site its says max ram speed is 3200mhz but on qvl list 4400mhz ram has been tested working.
Does it mean it can run 4400mhz or it just support 4400mhz and will run at...
My rig is based on the asus prime b450m-a . I currently have 3000mhz ram sticks on it and i want to upgrade. On the mobo site its says max ram speed is 3200mhz but on qvl list 4400mhz ram has been tested working.
Does it mean it can run 4400mhz or it just support 4400mhz and will run at...
KThis forum apparently says 4400
KSo xmp of 3600 should have no issue right? Hell that's what the mb detects
Dim always careful to use the exact values supports, and not assume that just because its a lower value of the max supported freq that it would be good enough
KI'll try setting it to 3466 ig
