trying to reinstall on Ally X and got an error

I deleted the relevant partitions so I can add a big exfat one (to share between bazzite and windows) before bazzite takes up space, allowing bazzite to have 100GB and am trying to reinstall bazzite and am getting this error. did I miss something? what do I do so I can install it again while having the exfat?
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Houkago
HoukagoOP•3mo ago
I'll try shrinking the exfat more turns out the 100gb partition was kicking around, deleted that trying again
Houkago
HoukagoOP•3mo ago
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Houkago
HoukagoOP•3mo ago
shouldn't be anything in missing right?
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Houkago
HoukagoOP•3mo ago
if I go into the fedora petition that's kicking around it takes me here
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Houkago
HoukagoOP•3mo ago
figured out how to properly get rid of the remainder with diskpart!
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Houkago
HoukagoOP•3mo ago
Ask Ubuntu
Uninstall GRUB and use Windows bootloader
I have Windows 8 pre-installed, and then I installed GRUB with Ubuntu. Ubuntu is not my thing, so now I want to remove it along with GRUB. From what I have learned, with UEFI, GRUB does not overwri...
Houkago
HoukagoOP•3mo ago
ok so how much does that actually help me
Houkago
HoukagoOP•3mo ago
should be right to try installing again?
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Houkago
HoukagoOP•3mo ago
I already did the MOK thing so this shouldn't be an issue right?
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wolfyreload
wolfyreload•3mo ago
When you re-installing, Bazzite or Fedora you'll often get that "code 1" error. It's casued by a Fedora folder in your efi partition. Now there are two ways to fix it. Either remove the fedora folder in your efi partition. I have a video guide for this https://youtu.be/GRdz08hJByo but it uses the terminal. Alternatively, it's probably easier to just do manual partitioning which I also have a video for https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pbxM_1ZJCCc&t=550s
Houkago
HoukagoOP•3mo ago
im in bazzite now :)
wolfyreload
wolfyreload•3mo ago
Great 🙂 glad you came right
Houkago
HoukagoOP•3mo ago
should i put whats in their thing in mine for exfat? or are there no additional arguments for that
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Houkago
HoukagoOP•3mo ago
KDE Partition Manager Auto Mount Guide - Bazzite Documentation
Bazzite is a custom image built upon Fedora Atomic Desktops that brings the best of Linux gaming to all of your devices.
wolfyreload
wolfyreload•3mo ago
I would guess the same as ntfs but note that you won't be able to play Steam games on it
Houkago
HoukagoOP•3mo ago
wait really? went through the trouble so that windows and bazzite can share it lol maybe winBTFRS then ppl use microSD cards that share games across both too tho are they not exFAT?
Houkago
HoukagoOP•3mo ago
ohhhhh
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Houkago
HoukagoOP•3mo ago
shouldve read up should probably just delete it and create another btfrs partition then? what does shred do an exfat partition might still work for emulators tho? idk
Houkago
HoukagoOP•3mo ago
bwuh
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wolfyreload
wolfyreload•3mo ago
For emulation it will probably work. Proton does some weird symlink stuff that doesn't work on ntfs and exfat. Which makes making a shared game library rather challenging If you do go with btrfs be careful there are some regedit permissions that you need to do to make the winbtrfs driver work as it should
Houkago
HoukagoOP•3mo ago
so ext4 then?
wolfyreload
wolfyreload•3mo ago
I might be wrong but I think there is only a read only ext4 driver in Windows So if you want to do a shared game library, it's pretty much winbtrfs is your only choice. Or at least what Bazzite supports
Houkago
HoukagoOP•3mo ago
yeah just trying to get this btfrs to mount at all rn
wolfyreload
wolfyreload•3mo ago
You might have gone wrong in the /etc/fstab file (which kde partition manager updates). Try run cat /etc/fstab in the terminal and lets see what the file looks like
Houkago
HoukagoOP•3mo ago
:D
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wolfyreload
wolfyreload•3mo ago
looks like you came right 🙂
Houkago
HoukagoOP•3mo ago
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Houkago
HoukagoOP•3mo ago
it's not actually adding to steeeam like I click add drive click the big btfrs the window goes away but nothing happens
wolfyreload
wolfyreload•3mo ago
you missing some of the settings. for btrfs the settings should be "defaults,compress-force=zstd:3,noatime,lazytime,commit=120,space_cache=v2,nofail" in the documentation. Also are you able to create files manually on the drive? If not change the ownership to yourself sudo chown $USER:$USER /var/mnt/games
Houkago
HoukagoOP•3mo ago
yes if I open as admin the $USER:$USER would be like deck:deck right? didn't work I think it's not actually applying when I put in those settings? idk
Houkago
HoukagoOP•3mo ago
I'll probably give up on most of the partition stuff and like, manage it this way https://youtu.be/uy8mi1pAj8E?si=grDItM3J3fZKH9lI
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After running Bazzite for a few months, you may wish to allocate additional disk space for Bazzite if you are dual-booting Bazzite and Windows on the same drive. We'll be going through the process of how to do that in this guide. Timestamps 00:00 Introduction 00:48 Shrinking C drive on Windows 01:28 Downloading Linux Mint 01:38 Downloading Rufu...
Houkago
HoukagoOP•3mo ago
tbh this is all kinda practice bc my bigger SSD hasn't arrived :P it seems mint can fully read all the relevant file formats? so might be able to use it to transfer stuff between if winbtfrs doesn't pan out
wolfyreload
wolfyreload•3mo ago
Doing it that way isn't the worst then Windows has it's space and Bazzite has it's own. I have shared space setup btrfs but I'm in Windows so seldomly that it was pretty pointless lol
Houkago
HoukagoOP•3mo ago
yeah and can use a microsd for the stuff I need it for probably doing a clean install of bazzite just so I don't have to worry about anything leftover
wolfyreload
wolfyreload•3mo ago
cool. good luck 🤞
Houkago
HoukagoOP•3mo ago
should be able to resize the btrfs and NTFS as needed in mint too which seems like. decent setup :3 thank you by the way :)
wolfyreload
wolfyreload•3mo ago
Cool. No problem. Hope your new setup works out nicely

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