Bazzite starting slowly with many errors
Stuck on every step for some time. Please help
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I didnt even install a single package on my own yet
1 error, systemd-udevd taking a long time to both start and shutdown
isnt this supposed not to happen on an immutable system? 🥲
likely the same error
did you try a previous image?
you select it at boot
yes, first i thought its completely softbricked, so i tried others, same issue, have to wait for all of them
then its not an update causing this
and specifically a hardware issue of some kind
let it take the time it takes to boot, then give us the output of:
sudo dmesg | fpaste
so we can look at what the kernel didok
switching to desktop mode also only works on like 3rd try
switching to desktop mode
that is steam at that point, not the OS
standard steam update
ok let me see now the command
https://paste.centos.org/view/eaf3017c
what did you install bazzite on?
storage wise
nvme storage
gave it about 800gb
and it booted fine the first time?
always until now
even planned to delete windows...
until now
there's no errors in your kernel logs, but it does seem one of your USB devices took a long time to come up
might try disconnecting anything USB and new you have plugged in
thank you
ill try
but windows works fine??
and this is linux
Yes, exactly. It doesn't just work. I thought that changed a lot, but i feel like on linux, you never stop tinkering.
At least on desktop linux, server is a different story
thank you, you pointed me to the right direction
Its the wifi dongle which doesn’t yet have the linux driver (due to fresh install)
is it impossible to install it?
because its immutable
the install script gives following error
mv: the move between devices failed: 'usr/src/rtl8852bu-1.19.3' to '/usr/src/rtl8852bu-1.19.3'; the target cannot be removed: The file system is read-only
Aborting, command failed: mv usr/src/rtl8852bu-1.19.3 /usr/src/
Its the wifi dongle which doesn’t yet have the linux driver (due to fresh install)there we go we don't include a lot of those 3rd party wifi drivers because if they were of good quality they'd be upstreamed into the kernel some of them break other hardware, for instance I think that's one such driver, so we can't include it
its ok
so how can i install it?
now we've reached where immutable bites you
🤧
you'd need to PR an install script for it into ublue-os/akmods (and convert it from dkms to kmod if it's not already)
and then build a custom bazzite image that installs it
or, just get a wifi adapter that works
and call it a day
like this
sh -c 'wget linux.brostrend.com/install -O /tmp/install && sh /tmp/install'
?
no
how?
I would need to teach you linux packaging
teach you github PRs if you've not already done them
teach you bash scripting
and teach you how to work with container files
ohh
i only know github pr
hhhh
well
thank u, i think i gotta buy a better compatible adapter
Here's a merged PR for one wifi adapter
if you wanted to look
and then you'd need to build it as a kmod in copr as well
nah
maybe its better u guys dont add this scummy driver
xD
😛
can you suggest me a good wifi stick that works out of the gox?
box*
using usb
GitHub
GitHub - morrownr/USB-WiFi: USB WiFi Adapter Information for Linux
USB WiFi Adapter Information for Linux. Contribute to morrownr/USB-WiFi development by creating an account on GitHub.
GitHub
USB-WiFi/home/USB_WiFi_Adapters_that_are_supported_with_Linux_in-ke...
USB WiFi Adapter Information for Linux. Contribute to morrownr/USB-WiFi development by creating an account on GitHub.
is there one of these for PCIe WiFi cards as well?
if you're going PCIe, just get intel anything
it all works
that's nice
I got one already and worked great, good to know
my tp-link tl-wn821n also work plug n play but not listed there