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Hollow Knight (GOG Edition) crashes on boot with latest Proton-GE
Only a popup box with an error logo pops up, before closing completely
Solution:Jump to solution
Added bookworm-backports to apt, ran
sudo apt install -t bookworm-backports mesa-vulkan-drivers20 Replies
fascinating-indigoOP•2mo ago

fascinating-indigoOP•2mo ago
Looks like this
Will attach log
fascinating-indigoOP•2mo ago
(22:55:57) [INFO]: Launching "Hollow Knight" (sideload)
From the install path, looks like you own this game on GOG. Actually import it into Heroic properly thenfascinating-indigoOP•2mo ago
I have the offline installer. I don't want to connect the GOG account because this laptop isn't mine, it's my brothers
So I'm just letting him borrow my installers, but I don't want him with free access to my entire library
Other games launch fine, like Phantom Rose 2 Scarlet, for example
Or GTA VC
So Proton clearly works, it's just Hollow Knight doesn't
To install the game, I clicked Add Game, then hit Run Installer first, and ran the GOG setup exe
I kept the default path of C:/GOG Games, since I don't think the install location matters
Is this the issue?
info: Skipping: Device does not support required feature 'maintenance5' (extension: VK_KHR_maintenance5)What does this mean? The iGPU should support Vulkan 1.3 Would running this be a good idea?
sudo apt install mesa-vulkan-drivers mesa-vulkan-drivers:i386fascinating-indigoOP•2mo ago
Hmm...

fascinating-indigoOP•2mo ago
Intel(R) UHD Graphics (JSL) (Intel open-source Mesa driver 22.3.6)Maybe I should also pull
mesa (25.0.7-2~bpo12+1) from bookworm-backports?fascinating-indigoOP•2mo ago
I'll try installing this mesa from backports and report back

You might be better off using the Flatpak version of Heroic. It ensures Mesa, and other dependencies, are installed in ways Heroic expects them to be
fascinating-indigoOP•2mo ago
I generally avoid flatpak because of the space overhead (64GB SD card is the boot volume), but I can try
Right now no flatpak is installed on the system at all
Well, you're gonna need newer graphics drivers. You can either bite the overhead bullet and go with Flatpak, or replace your current ones with ones that may not work
fascinating-indigoOP•2mo ago
Backports is usually stable. I just don't know how to replace mesa properly. Is running the install command on mesa-vulkan while specifying backports repo enough to upgrade the full mesa stack?
I would very much recommend looking into a different form of primary storage medium though. SD cards will wear out quickly and will be quite slow
fascinating-indigoOP•2mo ago
Unfortunately, I literally cannot, it's the only possible boot volume other than a flash drive
Trust me. The SD is faster
I don't have enough experience with Debian to answer that
fascinating-indigoOP•2mo ago
Well, I'll give it a shot. If that doesn't help I'll try flatpak Heroic
Oh, seems I need to add backports repo first
Guess I do that, then run apt install
Can't do any of this rn, so I'll report back on... Monday
fascinating-indigoOP•5w ago

fascinating-indigoOP•5w ago
Success!
Fix was pretty simple, Debian 12 has outdated graphics drivers for this CPU/iGPU
Solution
fascinating-indigo•5w ago
Added bookworm-backports to apt, ran
sudo apt install -t bookworm-backports mesa-vulkan-driversfascinating-indigoOP•5w ago
Upgrading mesa-vulkan this way also caused all mesa packages to be upgraded to 25.0.7
@CommandMC, if anyone runs into this issue, this should be the fix ^