Asus Nvidia Open Rebasing Back Help
Is there a way to find a list of all available images that can be used with bazzite-rollback-helper for bazzite-asus-nvidia-open? I tried updating to the latest to test if the nvidia issues with cuda and davincibox have been resolved (they have not) but when I try to go back to "bazzite-asus-nvidia-open:stable-41.20241229" it's no longer available
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can you post
rpm-ostree status -v
? post them in fullFound the answer "skopeo list-tags docker://ghcr.io/ublue-os/bazzite | grep -- "stable-" | sort -rV"
On the docs page for rebasing... I'm an idiot π
Hoping the latest available isn't too new to have the nvidia issue though
uhh okay so there's another issue
your current deployment is 42.20250418.2, and your previous deployment is version 42.20250417
due to a fedora change with composefs, it is likely impossible to go back to 41 from 42. essentially, you cant rollback or rebaese to image/deployment once you're on 42. the only way to work around this is by having a 41 deployment still stored and booting into it directly via grub and making that deployment the default again
so even if you found a working link, you most definitely will fail rebasing. it will seemingly complete operation, but you will reboot into your 42 deployment again and not 41
Yeah I'm finding that issue now after rebasing π¦
So I either need to find a way to downgrade the nvidia drivers or dual boot windows again
yeah atm the only way to go is by reinstalling bazzite with a 41 ISO (or to install using kinoite 41 iso ->) rebase to bazzite-asus-nvidia-open:stable-41.20241229 if its still available, or any other available version that works for you
afaik github only hosts builds in the past 90 image, idk if that is the case with bazzite
note for future use: if you have a good known deployment, make sure to pin it. also a good idea to use a larger /boot partition if youre on nvidia π you never know how many pinned deployments you need (and nvidia deps are huge)
Yeah I thought it did that automatically so I could just select it at bootup. Still learning π