#[SOLVED] Check bios and optimize system.
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normally you can't
but it depends on the bios firmware
normally you do not have an internet connection while in BIOS mode
sure you can install dmidecode and run it as root
or w/ sudo
sudo dmidecode | less
np
pipe to less or > it to a file
I think most of what you want is at the top
AMI and you got your revisions so you know where to look to find an update maybe
why do you need to update bios anyway
are you sure you don't just need your cpu microcode
I don't think you should bother
just make sure you got your ucode updating
do you got an intel or amd cpu?
bios update normally won't help your performance
do you have neofetch installed?
easy quick way to check your stuff
are you using grub or systemd boot?
nah it's just the brand of your desktop I think
can you show me ls /boot
yeah you have systemd boot
sorry was on another thread
systemd boot is good, that's what I use
show me ls /boot/loader/entries/
cat /boot/loader/entries/2023-05-31_06-29-14_linux.conf
Okay you got the Intel u code updating
Not much else you can do for firmware
You're good, I wouldn't bother updating bios tbh
Unless there is a security vulnerability and you are port forwarding and locally hosting a web server or something
Which I doubt you are
Bios update won't help your performance on linux
Check bios and optimize system.
sure you can optimize nvidia
first I need more info
show me pacman -Qs nvidia
don't need dkms
afaik
I don't anyway
but there's some early loading tricks
and a pacman hook that might save your ass later
all good
those are just packages you have
try cat /etc/mkinitcpio.conf | curl -F 'f:1=<-' ix.io
and send me the link it generates
np, seems archinstall did a good job with that
but add nvidia to the beginning of MODULES=(...)
you edited mkinitcpio.conf before?
can you show me ls /etc/pacman.d/hooks
seeing if there is an nvidia.hook in there
if not I'll send you the hook and you can mv it there
it's on arch wiki nvidia page
okay mkdir -p /etc/pacman.d/hooks
and mv this file to it
or if you want just copy it form the arch wiki
contents of nvidia.hook ```
[Trigger]
Operation=Install
Operation=Upgrade
Operation=Remove
Type=Package
Target=nvidia
Target=linux
Change the linux part above and in the Exec line if a different kernel is used
[Action]
Description=Update NVIDIA module in initcpio
Depends=mkinitcpio
When=PostTransaction
NeedsTargets
Exec=/bin/sh -c 'while read -r trg; do case $trg in linux) exit 0; esac; done; /usr/bin/mkinitcpio -P'
just incase
show me uname -a
okay no worries
did you download my file
cd ~/Downloads
ls
should be nvidia.hook there
mv nvidia.hook /etc/pacman.d/hooks
to run the last command you typed as sudo, just do sudo !!
install tldr
example of tldr usage
quick list of common commands
sec
I knew what you meant
in the future, you forget sudo for a command, check if command is right, then just do sudo !!
saves keystrokes
if you need to know how to use a command, check tldr <cmd> like tldr ls for quick examples
if what you need isn't there, then check man <cmd>
Check bios and optimize system (nvidia).
nothing more that I know of that you can do
unless you plan to program and need gpu acceleration with CUDA
like data science or AI stuff
in that case sudo pacman -S cuda
can also accelerate ffmpeg
other than that you are good
ffmpeg is a tool to modify videos and images
all good
happy linuxing
feel free to ask me if you have any more questions
otherwise
check nvidia wiki for that
it's complicated
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[SOLVED] Check bios and optimize system.
that's if you even need to use it
it's useful for example if you record a video with obs studio, and then want to format it to submit to youtube
idk I haven't used a different kernel besides the main stream one with Arch
never had an issue
with your nvidia settings, you should be golden for anything on steam
maybe get glorious eggroll proton thingy
I don't even have steam right now on my linux cuz I set up windows dual boot for fusion360 and powerbi
but barely use them so thinking about getting rid of windows again
ffmpeg doesn't have anything to do with AI
cuda does
some games will not run in linux because of anti cheat software
that checks for windows stuff
check glorious eggroll
how much ram do you have
depends if you want to hibernate or not
just check neofetch
16 gb
then you don't need swap
or zram