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CONTROL Resonant: After updating my linux system, loading my save crashes my pc (Fix)
Short answer
Yeah im semi-technical, i do know SOME linux stuff and get it, but not all. i have read online about the kernel thing but when i asked some ppl i knew i could not really get a straight anwser more then "it breaks some things".
The problem
Been using a nobara project OS on my gaming pc for a while. The game worked perfectly fine since release (with minor stutters), but after updating the system, when i try loading my save from the main menu my screen just goes black, like my monitor stops seeing my pc. the pc works, as i hear it & its still lit up, but cant do anything except restart the whole thing. It's super weird, never seen…
What players suggest
Yeah im semi-technical, i do know SOME linux stuff and get it, but not all. i have read online about the kernel thing but when i asked some ppl i knew i could not really get a straight anwser more then "it breaks some things". As i understand, the nobara is not currently on the newest kernel? I rolled back to a previous update and started using a different proton version, the game worked fine…
What GPU are you using? My guess the update upgraded your kernel or possibly mesa. And this is causing the issue. My suggestion is first try rolling back to an earlier kernel and see if that fixes it. If you can SSH in to your PC from another computer try executing "sudo dmesg -T". You'll probably see some errors there.
yeah I mean here's the issue, you use linux, but do you know linux? do you understand, hmm, say, why kernel 7.2 getting rid of all the old insecure strncpy and making everything need to use strscpy() / memcpy() instead is a problem for lots of things? turns out that was a huge headache for some old software that just expected it would work forever, as is common in the OSS/GPL world, and the…
Yeah im semi-technical, i do know SOME linux stuff and get it, but not all. i have read online about the kernel thing but when i asked some ppl i knew i could not really get a straight anwser more then "it breaks some things". As i understand, the nobara is not currently on the newest kernel? I rolled back to a previous update and started using a different proton version, the game worked fine…
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Source: original Steam Community discussion. Quotes are shortened; all credit goes to the posters. Tags: crash, performance, directx, amd, steam-deck, save, multiplayer