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RitschiRitsch avatar RitschiRitsch commented on June 1, 2024 2

Yeah and as soon as you’re system is up with the working version you may enter in Terminal: rpm-ostree rollback to keep that version as your main os and to boot directly to that. Afaik there‘s a bug with the current 20240415 release with some devices (I‘m using Loki Max). You have to rollback to an earlier version (I‘m currently on 20240406, which works well so far).

I only have the 20240415 option on grub ... i will install a previous iso from scratch. Is there a way to install a previous image version build or should install the 2.4.0 20240314 and manage from there ?

Yeah you should install 2.4.0. afterwards you may manually update to a more recent version if you wish. But you have to do it through Terminal commands to get the correct update. When you update through Steam Gaming Mode it will always install the most recent stable one.

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zhouxingoddog312 avatar zhouxingoddog312 commented on June 1, 2024 1

Sure, here it is :

image

You can click esc once immediately, when you power on the computer. As this, you can see the boot menu. Select the ostree:1 to boot into previous version. But if you update to the newest version, problem is still here.

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RitschiRitsch avatar RitschiRitsch commented on June 1, 2024 1

Yeah and as soon as you’re system is up with the working version you may enter in Terminal: rpm-ostree rollback to keep that version as your main os and to boot directly to that. Afaik there‘s a bug with the current 20240415 release with some devices (I‘m using Loki Max). You have to rollback to an earlier version (I‘m currently on 20240406, which works well so far).

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ClaudioVarandas avatar ClaudioVarandas commented on June 1, 2024 1

Did v3.0.0 fixed this bug?

yeap! At least for me the desktop bazzite stable 3.0.0 works fine, upgraded and boots correctly. 👍 tx!

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KyleGospo avatar KyleGospo commented on June 1, 2024

Might be related to #972

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zhouxingoddog312 avatar zhouxingoddog312 commented on June 1, 2024

Might be related to #972

Thanks! But, Does it means that, i have to reinstall the system, and can't retain my data? Because i can't boot into the system now. 🥲

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zhouxingoddog312 avatar zhouxingoddog312 commented on June 1, 2024

Today, I reinstall the system, it’s still like this.
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HikariKnight avatar HikariKnight commented on June 1, 2024

Might be related to #972

Thanks! But, Does it means that, i have to reinstall the system, and can't retain my data? Because i can't boot into the system now. 🥲

previous update should be in the boot menu
marked ostree:1 at the end

if your grub menu is hidden you press esc at boot to show the menu.

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zhouxingoddog312 avatar zhouxingoddog312 commented on June 1, 2024

Might be related to #972

Thanks! But, Does it means that, i have to reinstall the system, and can't retain my data? Because i can't boot into the system now. 🥲

previous update should be in the boot menu marked ostree:1 at the end

if your grub menu is hidden you press esc at boot to show the menu.

I entered grub command line, but which command can boot into “ostree:1”? I’m unfamiliar with grub.

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HikariKnight avatar HikariKnight commented on June 1, 2024

Might be related to #972

Thanks! But, Does it means that, i have to reinstall the system, and can't retain my data? Because i can't boot into the system now. 🥲

previous update should be in the boot menu marked ostree:1 at the end
if your grub menu is hidden you press esc at boot to show the menu.

I entered grub command line, but which command can boot into “ostree:1”? I’m unfamiliar with grub.

https://universal-blue.discourse.group/docs?topic=36#rollbacks-13

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RitschiRitsch avatar RitschiRitsch commented on June 1, 2024

Make sure to only hit esc once (timing is critical) otherwise it will just leave the ostree and go in grub command line. The easiest way for me was to go into bios first and boot bazzite directly from bios. After you hit enter to boot bazzite partition you have to press esc immediately one time.

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zhouxingoddog312 avatar zhouxingoddog312 commented on June 1, 2024

Might be related to #972

Thanks! But, Does it means that, i have to reinstall the system, and can't retain my data? Because i can't boot into the system now. 🥲

previous update should be in the boot menu marked ostree:1 at the end
if your grub menu is hidden you press esc at boot to show the menu.

I entered grub command line, but which command can boot into “ostree:1”? I’m unfamiliar with grub.

https://universal-blue.discourse.group/docs?topic=36#rollbacks-13

Thanks. But it’s not useful. I can boot into the previous update, but when I get system update, still failed to boot into system.

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ClaudioVarandas avatar ClaudioVarandas commented on June 1, 2024

Same here on my Legion GO, after upgrading and also in a new install ...

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zhouxingoddog312 avatar zhouxingoddog312 commented on June 1, 2024

Same here on my Legion GO, after upgrading and also in a new install ...

Can you show me the informations? Is the same problem as this?

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ClaudioVarandas avatar ClaudioVarandas commented on June 1, 2024

Sure, here it is :

image

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ClaudioVarandas avatar ClaudioVarandas commented on June 1, 2024

Yeah and as soon as you’re system is up with the working version you may enter in Terminal: rpm-ostree rollback to keep that version as your main os and to boot directly to that. Afaik there‘s a bug with the current 20240415 release with some devices (I‘m using Loki Max). You have to rollback to an earlier version (I‘m currently on 20240406, which works well so far).

I only have the 20240415 option on grub ... i will install a previous iso from scratch.
Is there a way to install a previous image version build or should install the 2.4.0 20240314 and manage from there ?

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ClaudioVarandas avatar ClaudioVarandas commented on June 1, 2024

Yeah and as soon as you’re system is up with the working version you may enter in Terminal: rpm-ostree rollback to keep that version as your main os and to boot directly to that. Afaik there‘s a bug with the current 20240415 release with some devices (I‘m using Loki Max). You have to rollback to an earlier version (I‘m currently on 20240406, which works well so far).

I only have the 20240415 option on grub ... i will install a previous iso from scratch. Is there a way to install a previous image version build or should install the 2.4.0 20240314 and manage from there ?

Yeah you should install 2.4.0. afterwards you may manually update to a more recent version if you wish. But you have to do it through Terminal commands to get the correct update. When you update through Steam Gaming Mode it will always install the most recent stable one.

Here can i download the 2.4.0 iso ? tried to build myself , also tried to rebase on fedora atomic , but i can't or i dont know how to fetch the 2.4.0 tag. The only tags i can use is stable or testing which are both broken on my desktop and LLGO ...

Really want to use bazzite but its hard to have a working system...

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ClaudioVarandas avatar ClaudioVarandas commented on June 1, 2024

Managed to generate isos from bazzite tags by docker run --rm --privileged --volume ./iso:/build-container-installer/build ghcr.io/jasonn3/build-container-installer:latest VERSION=39 IMAGE_NAME=bazzite IMAGE_TAG=39-20240314 VARIANT=Kinoite IMAGE_REPO=ghcr.io/ublue-os

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zhouxingoddog312 avatar zhouxingoddog312 commented on June 1, 2024

Did v3.0.0 fixed this bug?

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zhouxingoddog312 avatar zhouxingoddog312 commented on June 1, 2024

OK, the bug seems to have been solved.

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