Factory resetting the phone should fix it (this will delete all your data so make backups if you want to keep some things!). I’m not 100% certain though

Keep in mind that this bug will most likely reappear someday, maybe even sooner than later. So it might be worthwhile to look into custom roms if you’re a liitle tech savy and/or willing to learn a little bit. This also is your only realistically achievable option if factory resetting doesn’t work

I had a similiar thing happening. Did some rough calculations and found out system was only using something like 40gb for real, rest was some kind of bug

Have since switched to Evolution X rom and I’m very glad I did

Kodi has some IPTV addons

It’s google, it’s okay when they do it /s

Owncast might fit your needs

I’m glad to hear that, have fun buddy. If it stops working one day feel free to dm me so I can fix my Frida script :)

Well that was quick :D Have fun buddy

No biggie, I quite enjoy helping people :) I tried to keep everything as simple as possible

Don’t worry, I made you a quick install script to setup Frida for your Specific use case:

#!/bin/sh

DIR="$HOME/Frida"
mkdir "$DIR"
cd "$DIR"

python -m venv "./python"
source "./python/bin/activate"

pip install frida-tools

wget https://github.com/frida/frida/releases/download/16.1.4/frida-server-16.1.4-linux-x86.xz
unxz frida-server-16.1.4-linux-x86.xz
chmod u+x frida-server-16.1.4-linux-x86

echo "#!/bin/sh
source ./python/bin/activate
frida -R -l _agent.js \$(pidof steam)" > inject.sh
chmod u+x inject.sh

echo "#!/bin/sh
sudo ./frida-server-16.1.4-linux-x86" > launch-server.sh

chmod u+x launch-server.sh

Make sure that your system has python3 installed, otherwise the script will most likely fail.

Now run my script, then download my _agent.js from https://anonymfile.com/84jO/agent.js and put it into your /home/YourUserName/Frida folder. After that navigate there and run ./launch-server.sh in your terminal. Open up another terminal in the same directory and enter ./inject.sh already, but don’t press enter yet. Then startup steam and quickly execute the previously prepared ./inject.sh

That’s it, good luck and enjoy :) If something’s unclear feel free to reach out, and I know injecting it is annoying but I just can’t be bothered to make yet another script to inject it fully automatically just yet

No biggie, let me upload it for you and also create a quick tutorial

If you only need a simple dlc unlocker + family sharing bypass for the native steam linux client I can give you one. It’s a frida script, so it’s unwieldy to inject it

I use yt-dlp to download from Youtube Music. Works for single tracks, albums, playlists etc

You’re welcome

Have fun playing Starfield :)

Sorry for double commenting but you could also try this instead of the aur nvidia-beta package

And I’d generally recommed using -dkms versions of the nvidia driver

[ 1711.740] (EE) NVIDIA: system’s kernel log for additional error messages and

Maybe try this then? Kernel log can be read via

$sudo dmesg

or

$journalctl -k

I’d recommend journalctl, best to also append -b to only get the kernel logs for the current boot

For easier navigation enter a / and input nvidia, this will search your journal. Press n to go to the next result and shift + n to go to the previous one

I installed the nvidia-beta drivers (Arch) and tested out Starfield. All is good. Then next time I try to startx, I get X failed to start etc.

Did you reboot after changing to the beta driver? If you did not you were still using the previously installed nvidia driver, unless you manually reloaded the nvidia kernel modules via rmmod and modprobe (I’d discourage doing this though, rebooting is way less error prone)

This is a *arr Stack guide for TrueNAS Core. It explains how to get atomic moves and hardlinks working

Good luck

That site also contains many useful infos for Radarr and Sonarr, I’d highly recommend you check them out

Lmao, can you even get less thankful? People developed that “shit software” in their free time and made it available for you to use it at zero cost

I certainly do. Most social media algorithms feed you content that it thinks will generate interactions. Lemmy does not do that which results in whatever you decide to post having more meaning because there’s no stupid and/or manipulative machine deciding wheter your post is or isn’t worth seeing

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