Respectfully no, I literally had to consider repairs on this board to make it work. I’ve owned it for a while now. I know what’s still rough on it. I’m on fedora mainline, not using armbian hacks.
It’s a problem with jackbox and proton that’s even worse with FEX being stacked on top of it.
I can’t even get jackbox games working right for me. Really slow and the screen just keeps flickering.
I get flickers and graphical corruption.
I can’t even get jackbox games working on the FEX proton so I’m not exactly thrilled yet.
Wasn’t windows on arm designed specificly to break this capability? Linux won’t ever let it in but for windows I’m pretty sure this was one of this ARM things.
You know, we could theoretically reverse GameStop this fucker.
I wonder if we could hire a lawyer and take a hostile takeover bat to EA.
I’m sorry but I don’t see that anywhere. It seems theres a new problem, I’m not seeing everything you are posting.
This is not my assertion. I’ll explain more clearly to resolve the confusion.
I use sunshine to access a sway session on my fedora server. Everything runs fine unless the app I’m running is steam or a steam game. For those specific cases inputs are mapped incorrectly on the Sony controllers until I manually changed the group for /dev/hidraw0 to input which the sunshine user is a member of. If I do that, everything works properly, including steam.
That HIDraw device is not persistent. It is created and destroyed with each sunshine session, so manually assigning a group to it won’t stick. That’s the problem that udev rule is supposed to solve.
You’re saying everybody is giving me solutions but you’re the only one I see speaking here aside from one other poster who posted once earlier. Who is everybody?
no, it works fine in sunshine, dawg.
if I fire up retroarch in sunshine, perfectly fine. If i fire up steam in sunshine, trainwreck.
I’m doing 4k game streaming off it and it’s fine though I’m not playing the latest AAA games.
I’ve asked but not been answered. You said in the other thread sunshine is the problem, not my Linux setup, but actually working with the developer earlier on this we found it is the host that’s the issue, we just dont have a clean solution to setting that hidraw0 permission. The devs literally demonstrated the problem. I was able to confirm their hypothesis. hidraw devices are set as root. They need permissions altered.
As for your “use something else” suggestion, care to suggest something else to use? Sway is in the fedora repo, not external. It’s stable and supports zero copy off the dGPU. Do you have an alternative to sway I should consider? Sunshine was chosen over gamesonwhales because the security model is more practical for a server left running all the time. Gamesonwhales needs coarser permissions that aren’t great for a constantly running server doing other things unattended. Do you have an alternative for these I should consider? Fedora…well, I’m forcing myself to learn this fucking distro so it’s a self-inflicted wound here.
Simply saying “sunshine is the problem” isn’t helpful. It doesn’t solve anything. It doesn’t diagnose anything. It doesn’t get anyone closer to answer.
So tell me, what is this magical something else?
Most of the issues are gone. It’s not a top tier card but it’s not pretending to be. It’s a card for the rest of us. I got the B580 because of the media encoders and tons of VRAM for the dollar, giving me a lot to play with. I’m using it in fedora.
Be sure you upgrade the firmware with the battlemage cards. Fwupd added support for doing this but you need a fairly recent version to install the firmware updates. Bazzite currently can’t do it out of the box but you can live boot fedora and do it just fine. It fixes PCODE, mailbox and fan control issues and supposedly improves performance a little.
Contraband acquired. Thanks Microcenter.
The client is an appleTV so I’m not optimistic it will work with that.
I have 2 8bitdo SN30 controllers and their bluetooth reception was never stable.
can I hold it?
Moonlight doesn’t pass through hardware. Ever. It captures the input, sends it to the host, and the host software emulates a real controller giving those inputs on the host.
How Bluetooth mode? I hated both my SN30s because Bluetooth never worked reliably.
Hmm, that and the super nova speak to me. What’s with the shift to micro switch buttons? What problem does that solve?
Really? Those 2 resistors weren’t ripped off the board from a previous project gone wrong? Well I’ll be damned.