Bazzite is the most stable and solid OS i ever used in all these years
Bazzite is the most stable and solid OS i ever used in all these years
Ahttps://github.com/hhd-dev/linux-handheld/releases/tag/6.6.30-2 testing the fast CPPC patch
GitHub
Adds the Fast CPPC patch and backports seamless boot.
Fast CPPC patch:
https://www.phoronix.com/news/AMD-Fast-CPPC-Linux-Patches
Benchmarks:
https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/compare/5975870?bas...
Fast CPPC patch:
https://www.phoronix.com/news/AMD-Fast-CPPC-Linux-Patches
Benchmarks:
https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/compare/5975870?bas...
Adid a benchmark on it
Ahttps://www.phoronix.com/news/AMD-Fast-CPPC-Linux-Patches here is the news article
While AMD Zen 4 processors whether it be the Ryzen 7000/8000 desktop/mobile series or EPYC 8004/9004 series server processors are already performing very well on Linux and with great power efficiency against the competition as shown in dozens of Phoronix articles at this point, it turns out there's been a minor power/performance optimization lef...
Ahttps://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/compare/5975870?baseline=5975731 before and after 10W
https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/compare/5975805?baseline=5975660 before and after 25W
https://browser.geekbench.com/v6/cpu/compare/5975805?baseline=5975660 before and after 25W
Ahere are the benchmarks
Asolid at 10W, free 2.5% gain on the legion go
Eoh, zen 4 only, i got excited there for a sec
Apatch was rebased for 6.6, if you want it pull it from lkml
Ab4 am -o- https://lore.kernel.org/linux-pm/20240428091133.592333-1-Xiaojian.Du@amd.com/ > 0000-cppc-fast.patchA@Kyle Gospo @Jan thoughts?
WI'd agree on that point, kde partition manager is just confusing for me. But I'm enjoying dolphin more than gnome files (think it was previously called nautilus).
Aimo makes sense to call it files, the project is still called nautilus
Athe fact you cant double click to get the path is enraging
Aand the funny thing about it is that it supports getting the path with ctrl+l
WThis is the best Fedora experience I've had so far too. Almost 3 months of Bazzite without a reinstall. I broke Nobara in 3 weeks 
. Thanks for the hard work Kyle and the rest of the team behind Bazzite.
. Thanks for the hard work Kyle and the rest of the team behind Bazzite.
KLooking very cool, I'm hoping we get pstate for threadripper soon too
AOh man sucks that you're stuck on CPU freq
Eis there anything for zen 3?
AMeanwhile I got this patch and the patch for cpu boosy
AAnd both are great
Kboosy 
AT is next to y
Tim trying to get bazzite to show up in grub that is controlled by mint, and i cant understand that things im reading if theyre even correct for this
DLooks like that was the trick, once I flashed my drive again with csm disabled, it showed up and I can boot into it
DGoing to try a install now
KYes but I am a child
KSweet, glad to hear it
Tive tried os-prober after mounting all of the bazzite partitions but it still only sees mint and windows
AWhat else should it see
Tbazzite
ABazzite is not handled by os prober
Toof
Tunderstood noow
Thow would i get it to show up as a boot option in grub then?
AIt will
AOs prober does other oss
AUnless you mean mints os prober
Tyeah i mean mints
AIt does not find the fedora shim? Weird
Tmint is my main os currently so i want it to revolve around it
Tno it dosent
Edoes bazzite include regular cppc optimizations for zen 3?
ALkml link?
AShould have preferred core no?
Tbut when hit F11 at boot to boot into bazzite, mint and windows show up in bazzites boot loader. which i could just set the bazzite partition as primary boot but id just rather it be mint
Ei mean amd p state, unless that is replaced by system 76 scheduler you guys use
KNormal pstate is there and untouched
KS76 just does nice values
KPstate also works on the deck OLED here, unlike SteamOS
Mpstate seems to be working on my LCD Deck too, atleast that's what's in scaling_governor
