Kcould be an issue w/ my bios download
Ksome kind of check done against isflash
Zalright, managed to clean /boot
KI vaguely recall it failing the first time for me, but I re-ran the command and it let me make a selection. But don't quote me on that. I just recall I had to run fwupdtool twice before I got to pick
KI didn't make a note of it, cause I assumed I'd just hit enter one time too many and it defaulted to 0 and cancelled so I had to do the command again, or something.
Kfwiw I extracted the isflash.bin with
KI can give you an md5sum of my known working binfile if you like
K
Ahrm, i guess chimeraOS doesn't do secure boot or disk encryption, that's something I hadn't considered for the bios update process on the LGO
Tthe thing happened again
old log
old log
gamescope-stdout.log5.21KB
Tnew log
gamescope-stdout.log13.32KB
Tyeah i have no clue what any of this means, last time it was some issue about mouse movement
Tit's not a huge issue cuz i can just restart sddm when it happens
KWell, it worked for me once I disabled secure boot, and bazzite doesn't actually enable it by default I don't think
K
LI didn't miss a wayland firefox fix, right?
TWeird
TIt's the same mouse issue
Tfor nvidia drivers? its fixed in the nightly Firefox now
LIt is? Sweet, I'm change my flatpak!
LBut how...
Tthere is no flatpak build for nightly
TWell
LNo offical one at least.
Ttheres an unofficial remote by fedora
TYea
TKif you want to try ff nightly sooner
Keasiest way is probably to spin up a distrobox
Kand export it
Tyea
Tagreed with that method
Tless messy than flatpak remotes
LFound some one who maintains a flatpak build on gitlab. That should work fore now.
Tdistrobox method is better but ok
LEh, I disagree, but that's to each there own. The layering would add some nice rollback if it breaks things, but as thisn't isn't a system binary I'm fin e with having to fix it if I break it.
LAnd this package was easy enought to audit.
CRandom question I haven't really found an answer to. Is Bazzite a better/worse/similar experience on the Steam Deck versus SteamOS?
VIt's going to be very similar. Most of the benefit comes from things like newer OS base and the ability to layer packages.
CGood to know thanks. I may give it a try. I just wanted to make sure I wasn't going to have a worse experience.
Cthanks for the observation.. so just waited out and it'll boot?
A@Kyle Gospo I also just to be safe want to trim the main SSD drive using "fstrim -v" but it states that discard option is not supported.
Kif your drive doesn't suppport discard then that's it
AI used it on the home partition.
Knew drive time
Mi know you guys are maybe tired from me.
but hey. I tried a different game and that game claims that it actually works on my eGPU!!! hurray, right? well the problem is that it performs way worse than my iGPU. Back to my original problem. is my eGPU somwehow power limited because of whatever serivce/daemon HHD or something else limiting my eGPU to 30 watt?
but hey. I tried a different game and that game claims that it actually works on my eGPU!!! hurray, right? well the problem is that it performs way worse than my iGPU. Back to my original problem. is my eGPU somwehow power limited because of whatever serivce/daemon HHD or something else limiting my eGPU to 30 watt?
A@Kyle Gospo 
It would be strange for a SSD to not support TRIM. I think I chose the incorrect partition. I used it on /var/home partition. Should I use it on /var partition?
It would be strange for a SSD to not support TRIM. I think I chose the incorrect partition. I used it on /var/home partition. Should I use it on /var partition?
C@Mister Fluffles , nevermind, it's in the new wiki.. thanks
Kyeah, try that
Kalso try fstrim -v / to just do the root of that drive
