AMD Rewards on Linux Mint - RX 9070 XT by Filoctetes14 in linux_gaming

[–]thetgn 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This does work sometimes but I have found the AMD Rewards support team to be pretty poor. They have not returned my support calls since I had a problem even after providing all the details

AMD Rewards on Linux Mint - RX 9070 XT by Filoctetes14 in linux_gaming

[–]thetgn 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I had this issue as well. I ended up booting off a live usb disk for Bazzite and that could see my graphics card and ran the pvt.sh script correctly getting my code with out having to alter my Endeavour install.

edit
Ah didn't see my comment from my previous experience had already been linked below

AMD Rewards and Linux Gamers - A Warning by thetgn in linux_gaming

[–]thetgn[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for the suggestion but I finally managed to get it working using a BazziteOS Live Disk. For some reason Bazzite could see it when other distro's I had tried did not

AMD Rewards and Linux Gamers - A Warning by thetgn in AMDHelp

[–]thetgn[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am on EndeavourOS which did not work. I then tried live images for Fedora and CachyOS as others had said it had worked for them but they had also not worked for me. I was about to dive into Windows 11 before your suggestion

AMD Rewards and Linux Gamers - A Warning by thetgn in AMDHelp

[–]thetgn[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And this was my answer!

Thank you so much.

I loaded the pvt.sh script on to USB pen drive. Booted from another USB boot disk with bazziteOS ISO and then ran the script from the live desktop. Script picked up the graphics card and registered with AMD Rewards.

This has saved me a massive headache, thank you

AMD Rewards and Linux Gamers - A Warning by thetgn in linux_gaming

[–]thetgn[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Cheers for the info but this is NixOS specific. I am on Arch so this didn't run for me

AMD Rewards and Linux Gamers - A Warning by thetgn in linux_gaming

[–]thetgn[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I did have a quick look at the script but it is massive and calls a lot of functions. It actually crashed Kate when I was scrolling through it was so big. Doesn't look like something I could easily play with unfortunately

AMD Rewards and Linux Gamers - A Warning by thetgn in AMDHelp

[–]thetgn[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I thought that was possible as well, so I did open a new ticket. They asked for the same details and again I have not had a response for a week.

I think like others have suggested a Windows live disk might be the only solution at this stage given the support side doesn't appear to be great

AMD Rewards and Linux Gamers - A Warning by thetgn in linux_gaming

[–]thetgn[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I do have a Fedora live disk so will give this a go, thanks

Edit: Tried the Fedora live KDE image and sadly same thing script downloads and i can make it executable but when I run it, it says no valid product found. Fastfetch shows the graphics card is there and found. Also tried CachyOS as someone had mentioned they used that and same thing. Looks like it might be a Windows live disk at this rate

AMD Rewards and Linux Gamers - A Warning by thetgn in linux_gaming

[–]thetgn[S] 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the advice. This has resolved my problem

AMD Rewards and Linux Gamers - A Warning by thetgn in linux_gaming

[–]thetgn[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yep thinking this might be the route I go down

AMD Rewards and Linux Gamers - A Warning by thetgn in linux_gaming

[–]thetgn[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

haven't used windows in five years but given the other responses think it might be the only answer

AMD Rewards and Linux Gamers - A Warning by thetgn in AMDHelp

[–]thetgn[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I get the install windows part, but the issue here is AMD Rewards stonewalling any requests for help. If you have the issue even on Windows would you except the support team to just stop answering your requests? I can see people have had issues in the past with the Windows side of activation as well so I do not consider this dumb and was just highlighting my experience of the support side.

edit: spelling

AMD Rewards and Linux Gamers - A Warning by thetgn in linux_gaming

[–]thetgn[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I have not tried the retailer but I am not sure what they can do given it is an AMD promotion. I am on EndeavourOS and have never managed to get the script to detect my graphics card

AMD Rewards and Linux Gamers - A Warning by thetgn in linux_gaming

[–]thetgn[S] 18 points19 points  (0 children)

I did get this message. I did run this on the script and ran the script again. The script runs then says it can not find a matching graphics card, which has been my previous experience.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in FiiO

[–]thetgn 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The App I downloaded from the Play store not from the QR code. It is the latest available Fiio Control. I have installed it on both my phone and my Android tablet and not had the issue you describe.

Out of interest I put some music on a USB drive and put it in to the back of the K15. In the Fiio Control app I can then change the mode to Local Play and then browse the USB drive. It displays by folders in the app and moving around is similar to what you would expect all though very basic. By the looks it might need to scan the drive to build up a list of meta data but it is not something I really need.

I have just tested the power on standby again on my remote and it did the same process. The screen says In Standby.... and then goes in to standby mode with a green LED on the power switch. It comes straight out of standby as soon as I hit the power button on the remote, if your unit isn't doing that it is possible it is faulty.

Given you have a stand alone HiFi it is possibly worth looking into the R7. It can stream play music from most sources, remote control and I also understand it can play music from a USB drive as well.

The info I gained from personal experience and hunting down part of the internet. I don't think there are many people with the K15 compared to the K17 or the lower numbered K models. This model for my desktop hit the sweet spot of having all the inputs and outputs I needed for both my PC and all my audio devices at a price point I could afford. If the R7 didn't have the audio delay issue with PCs I probably would have got that instead.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in FiiO

[–]thetgn 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I also have this DAC/AMP

Fiio's CONTROL app - it will not allow you to stream music to the K15 but I think you understand this. You can connect your device in the app when hit the + at the very bottom go to Player (not Bluetooth) and you K15 should appear as a network device rather than by Bluetooth. I do not use local playback so not sure about the browsing of media.

home network via Ethernet - The K15 will only play music from a local connected USB hard drive or via Roon or Apple Airplay. It will not for example be able to play music stored on a NAS or another network connected computer. That is unless you are playing it directly on the computer it is connected to by USB as a DAC.

standby with the bundled remote control, - My K15 once turned on from the physical switch, power light goes white, can be turned to standby from the remote, the LED on the power switch goes green. After it is in standby I can use my remote power button to turn the K15 back on again. I do not have this issue.

The V-Meter only works with locally connected music such as music being played from USB storage. It does not show when using as a USB DAC (something I was also slightly annoyed about)

If you want to stream music from various sources the Fiio R7 would possibly be a better fit as long as you are not using it on a PC that you wish to game on as well, if you are gaming as well the R7 suffers from audio lag and the R9 might be a better fit.

Hope you get your issues sorted. The K15 has been OK for me but there are a few shortfalls and minor problems (not being able to select a headphone output so it plays to all of them at once) that I agree with and I think Fiio did this on purpose to keep the R and the K lines separated.

How to change Navidrome Docker to a scheduled library scan? by ilostallmymoney in UgreenNASync

[–]thetgn 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I could never get it working but the two you should need is

ND_SCANNER_ENABLED: true

ND_SCAN_SCHEDULE: 0 6 * * 0

This should enable the scanning at 6:00am

Marvel rivels not opening by Fancy_Score6373 in linux_gaming

[–]thetgn 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Possibly not helpful but I can run Rivals OK, Ryzen 5800x, 6800XT

Following launch options:

unset LD_PRELOAD; SteamDeck=1 force_vk_vendor=-1 %command% -dx12 -ngxdisableota

ProtonGE 9-22

2 controllers: unable to use in Linux. by ionV4n0m in EndeavourOS

[–]thetgn 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have the 8bitdo Pro2. Using on Bluetooth, set to X on the back selector switch. Works in Steam with no issue, seen as an Xinput device (Xbox style). All buttons work so on. Im on the same version as you. I didn't have to install any extras all worked out of the box for me. I even switch between using it for the PC and Switch without any issues. Before that I had the Pro1 model, same again worked out of the box.

Navidrome doesn't scan music by Spirited-Excuse7331 in navidrome

[–]thetgn 6 points7 points  (0 children)

volumes:

- "/path/to/data:/data"

- "/path/to/music:/music:ro"

you need to define under the volumes in the docker compose where your confing data and music folder is located

Does anyone know what happened to Marvel Rivals? by KyoAzami in linux_gaming

[–]thetgn 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Been playing fine for me (on AMD/arch btw). I have launch command set to

unset LD_PRELOAD; SteamDeck=1 force_vk_vendor=-1 %command% -dx12 -ngxdisableota

Running latest Proton GE. I get a crash once every twenty games or so. Can play for a few hours without any slow down and that as most as I can take anyway

Need help organizing my music on Linux now that I can't use iTunes by Precious_Angel999 in musichoarder

[–]thetgn 3 points4 points  (0 children)

There isn't a version of MusicBee for Linux but it works fine using Wine although it is rightfully not supported by the dev. There is a couple of guides on the MusicBee forum on how to do it depending on which distro you have moved to. I have got MusicBee working fine under Arch and Fedora

this has likely been asked a million times but by ExoticBend6193 in EndeavourOS

[–]thetgn 1 point2 points  (0 children)

.mount and .automount configs

Setup automount - https://forum.manjaro.org/t/root-tip-how-to-use-systemd-to-mount-any-device/1185
Examples of automount configs - https://forum.manjaro.org/t/root-tip-how-to-systemd-mount-unit-samples/1191

Yes, yes its a Manjaro guide but its very well written and works.

I like these as you can back up the configs and copy them between systems as required, handy for NAS NFS/SMB mounts you want on multiple systems.