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  • Thanks for replying.

    Most of the information I’m finding about this flavour of arch doesn’t reveal much about libreboot’s role in this issue. I’m not familiar with the device and online results are vague about what the specs are.

    My main thought is If you’re using a Nvidia GPU or other proprietary software to run hardware, did you reinstall its software after changing the kernel? I’m not sure if your distro automatically does that for you.

    I do not believe I reinstalled any Nvidia drivers but I am unsure. I do have the linux-firmware-nvidia package installed. I am just using the integrated graphics that are on the X200S. Maybe that’s part of the issue considering it released around 2008?

    Are you using shim for anything?

    I’m wondering if something went funny with your mok enrolment or if it failed to use the key to sign the module? Could test by temporarily disabling secure boot. (But would continue to fail if not the problem; such as the modules are compiled against the wrong kernel)

    If by shim you are referring to the EFI preloader I do not have it installed.

    My other thought was that I’m under the impression that endeavourOS uses pinned versions and swapping out the kernel puts you in an undefined state.

    You might have some luck jailing it on an working os with the configuration you desire and regenerating the boot files. Same idea as using the rescue environment on a livecd. The last time I had this idea it was a big waste of effort. When I realized I could just roll back using a backup.

    I am not too sure about how to test this.

    Edit: maybe the drive is dying try testing it?

    I have my doubts that it is the drive considering it seems to work fine within initramfs. I can run my X200S for days without issues as long as I boot that way.


















  • On a related note for anyone interested there are a lot of programs out there for using other peripherals such as webcams, Xbox 360 Kinects, PSVR cameras and headsets, and so on for VR on PC.

    iVRy Driver and Driver4VR are some pretty popular paid programs on Steam that assist with the setup process.

    /r/PSVRHack is neat if you are in that ecosystem.



  • It depends if I feel the death is deserved and if I’m having fun.

    If I’m playing something like Battlefield and keep dying because of someone’s skills with a plane I’m fine with that and it definitely feels like it’s on me. If it’s someone sliding around shipment in Call of Duty mobile killing me as soon as I spawn and I’m lucky if I end their kill streak I feel like that’s on the game because of baked in mechanics being frustrating to counter.

    I would say it’s definitely the most noticeable with games like Elden Ring. I suck so bad at them but I feel like I deserve each death and don’t feel irritated by dying.

    It’s only in situations where someone is hacking that I would actually blame another player.


  • I recommend joining the official discord group as well as AngryTurtle’s discord group for friendly people to play with.

    Is this a YouTuber’s group or something?

    Thanks for all the other tips though.

    The added caps I got from people on my team completing quests was nice. I am still not sure how voice chat works with teams though. It seems like I can voice chat with them no matter where they are on the map but I don’t know if that removes the proximity voice chat.

    Is scrapping legendary gear better than turning it in to that legendary exchange machine? I still haven’t figured out what that does.