is there a method to speed up steam processing vulkan shaders?
is there a method to speed up steam processing vulkan shaders?
Kskip it
Rgame does not launch if i skip it
Kthat's not how shader compilation works
Adxvk async?
CYou can also enable background processing for them
Kdead and unnecessary
Rmm, may be just the game not launching then
Aoh? thats news to me, i still see bunch of launch option in protondb using that
Kextremely common protondb L
Msome of the HDR launch options in there give me ptsd
CMind you whenever Mesa has a major update your fans will spin up for a good bit when you open up Steam
Agood thing i bought triple fan card so less noise for me
CProcess uses your CPU
Ai thought shader are gpu thing?
JAt least in my experience it's just 100% CPU usage time for shader processing
CI don't recall having high GPU usage when updating shaders to a new Mesa specifically
Jfor like an hour, because technology ig
J(really like 5-10 minutes)
Aso it will only work once then it broke again?
Adoes this happen to other game?
Ais this internal or external drive?
KNTFS?
Ayeah ntfs or btrfs?
Aor other fs
Kwhat was the drive formatted with?
Kis this something you used elsewhere?
Kyes, but was it formatted with windows?
Kor for the very first time w/ Bazzite?
Athats explain it then
Kevery fucking time
Anever seen such obscure bug lol
Kyou cannot play games on linux with an ntfs formatted drive
Kit's not, it's just not as broken
Ait is more like undefined behaviour i guess
Kyour compatdata can't function properly on ntfs
Kand there is no fix, reformat the drive as btrfs or ext4, former preferred
KKok, I would switch back to windows then
Kwe cannot support you
KWait what
KYou have Bazzite installed on anothe SSD, no?
KRun an
lsblk in the terminal, that will show the drives and where they areAif the bios nuked the drive you need to format it first for it to appear in normal file explorer
KShow your
lsblk
A^ try this first
Ayeah probably just not formatted then
KGood
KThere's also no NTFS drive here at all, no windows partitons at all
KNot even EFI
KSo good news, its not an NTFS problem and you don't need to reformat the 2TB
Bad news, we don't know the problem lol
Anyway, use partition manager if you're on KDE, Gnome Disks if you're on Gnome and format as btrfs the 1TB
Bad news, we don't know the problem lol
Anyway, use partition manager if you're on KDE, Gnome Disks if you're on Gnome and format as btrfs the 1TB
