• neon_nova@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    6 days ago

    I live outside the US so with me regional pricing it’s like $12.

    Now, my steamdeck will not boot up.

    It was glitchy after a decky update so I’ve got to fix that first.

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      Try booting into a live environment and renaming the folder with the Decky plugins. I think it’s ~/homebrew.

      If you want to completely disable Decky from autostarting, you can chroot into your SteamOS and disable plugin_loader.service with the command “systemctl disable plugin_loader.service”. You might have to add “–user” after the word disable.

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          You will need a USB type C to type A adapter and a USB hub. Flash the SteamOS recovery image (or any other distro) to a flash drive, noting that it will erase all the data on it. Plug a keyboard and that flash drive into the Steam Deck, then hold volume down while turning it on to get into the boot menu.

          For chrooting instructions, read this: https://linuxcommandlibrary.com/man/steamos-chroot

          Your drive is going to be /dev/nvme0n1

          You may need to switch into your user profile after chrooting if the first systemctl command doesn’t work. I think the username in SteanOS is “deck”, so the command is “su deck”