solid trail
Im back after a few days of trying bazzite. I love it for gaming but honestly I still love arch for everything else. I want to go back to arch but theres one thing that I want to ask:
I use an old ASUS GL552V with an nvidia gtx 950m, but most of the time arch detects my intel one which results in terrible performance when I game. Can anyone teach me how to use the nvidia gpu and properly enable performance mode? Other than that Im planning to go back to arch and learn more about it.
oh and after the issue where my /boot is messed up after using chatgpt, this (PO: P3-512) is always at the end of my linux boot option, should I worry about this
still depot
The boot entry is nothing to worry about, you can update the boot entry super easy with efibootmgr
.aw nvidia
night nimbusBOT
.aw nvidia
still depot
for your drivers. Check the chart, find what drivers you need for your card
solid trail
The boot entry is nothing to worry about, you can update the boot entry super ea...
do I have to remove it though?
solid trail
im gonna install arch when Im done backing up my folders
do I just delete the bazzite partitions with fdisk on arch later and then make the new partitions for arch?
still depot
Sure. If you wanted to keep the same partition scheme you could just reformat the partitions
That will clear the bazzite files out without having to go hacking the partitions again with fdisk
solid trail
aight
still depot
Archinstall is not so good, for reasons like this. That is a trivial error to resolve if you were doing it manually
Wait, that's not archinstall! 🤡
solid trail
Wait, that's not archinstall! 🤡
Yep its archinstall
still depot
Aha lol
solid trail
Too scared to learn manual install, might learn it tmr when I have time
still depot
It's genuinely easier a lot of the time
I reckon for this you could just hit y at that prompt
Archinstall tends to throw these scary looking errors, but the underlying problem is not scary
solid trail
Archinstall tends to throw these scary looking errors, but the underlying proble...
I think that already happened to me on my first archinstall, It was a problem in my boot partition if I remember correctly
I have to continue it tomorrow though, I have something to do
