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Linux Tips, Tweaks and Troubleshooting Thread

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  • OrgagriffithOrgagriffith Member, Alpha Two
    edited September 18
    narzoc wrote: »
    Orgagriffith wrote: »
    Installing the evergreen version of WebView in the prefix instead of the offered dependency worked for getting the authentication to work.

    But now I get into game and in the world and it immediately force-exits with a "not enough video memory" message.
    I do notice my GPU is at 98% in the character select screen.
    I've put it on all the lowest settings ultra performance and I still get the VRAM error so im guessing its a memory leak? IDK how to fix that

    What GPU with which VRAM config do you have?

    2070 Super | 8 gigs

    After some research, i think it's an Nvidia driver deficiency with DX12 games. and apparently this hasn't been addressed by nvidia for almost 2 years? I'm considering going AMD for my next upgrade.

    Is there anyone running AoC on linux with an nvidia card? what is your distro/wine/proton setup?
  • f0rce91f0rce91 Member, Alpha Two
    Orgagriffith wrote: »
    narzoc wrote: »
    Orgagriffith wrote: »
    Installing the evergreen version of WebView in the prefix instead of the offered dependency worked for getting the authentication to work.

    But now I get into game and in the world and it immediately force-exits with a "not enough video memory" message.
    I do notice my GPU is at 98% in the character select screen.
    I've put it on all the lowest settings ultra performance and I still get the VRAM error so im guessing its a memory leak? IDK how to fix that

    What GPU with which VRAM config do you have?

    2070 Super | 8 gigs

    After some research, i think it's an Nvidia driver deficiency with DX12 games. and apparently this hasn't been addressed by nvidia for almost 2 years? I'm considering going AMD for my next upgrade.

    Is there anyone running AoC on linux with an nvidia card? what is your distro/wine/proton setup?

    I use a Nvidia RTX 4090, AMD Ryzen 9 7900X and 64 GB Corsair 6000 MT RAM.
    For me the game runs relativly smooth... aside from a few lags here and there (nothing to bad).
    I use Nobara Linux 42 with the latest kernel (6.16.8-200.nobara.fc42.x86_64) and Lutris (with GE-Proton10-15) to start the game. To install the game I used my self created yaml-file, which you can find here.
  • LegoreLegore Member, Alpha Two
    f0rce91 wrote: »
    Orgagriffith wrote: »
    narzoc wrote: »
    Orgagriffith wrote: »
    Installing the evergreen version of WebView in the prefix instead of the offered dependency worked for getting the authentication to work.

    But now I get into game and in the world and it immediately force-exits with a "not enough video memory" message.
    I do notice my GPU is at 98% in the character select screen.
    I've put it on all the lowest settings ultra performance and I still get the VRAM error so im guessing its a memory leak? IDK how to fix that

    What GPU with which VRAM config do you have?

    2070 Super | 8 gigs

    After some research, i think it's an Nvidia driver deficiency with DX12 games. and apparently this hasn't been addressed by nvidia for almost 2 years? I'm considering going AMD for my next upgrade.

    Is there anyone running AoC on linux with an nvidia card? what is your distro/wine/proton setup?

    I use a Nvidia RTX 4090, AMD Ryzen 9 7900X and 64 GB Corsair 6000 MT RAM.
    For me the game runs relativly smooth... aside from a few lags here and there (nothing to bad).
    I use Nobara Linux 42 with the latest kernel (6.16.8-200.nobara.fc42.x86_64) and Lutris (with GE-Proton10-15) to start the game. To install the game I used my self created yaml-file, which you can find here.

    4080Super, 9800X3d and 64GB ram. Garuda Linux distro. Tried with your Lutris YAML install and unfortunately that did not seem to help. Still getting booted with out of video memory error after 30 seconds. Starting to think it has something to do with the distro i'm using.
  • narzocnarzoc Member, Alpha Two
    I had the same issue with my 2080 8GB on Fedora.
    As it started running worse on windows I switch to a 9070XT 16GB and have 0 complaints now.

    I'm not too fluent in unix architectures but it might be a wayland issue that it uses more memory due to the xwayland bridge to adapt the game?

    For all those checking in with and without the ram issue.
    Please send what you got, that might help us figure out what it is.
    GPU: RX 9070XT
    GPU Memory: 16GB
    OS: Fedora 42
    X11 or Wayland: Wayland (Use 
    echo $XDG_SESSION_TYPE
    in your terminal)
    Launcher: Faugus (Lutris, Bottles, Faugus, Steam etc.)
    And any Launcher Configurations you wanna share
  • narzocnarzoc Member, Alpha Two
    If you run older webview2 version it can happen that your login is broken now.
    Checking the Launcher Logs you might see ERROR|OpenAuth0UrlAsync|The method or operation is not implemented. likely a function only newer WebView2 Runtimes have.

    I got it fixed for me by installing the launcher with the newest version. Seems they changed the WebView2 from 140.0.3485.66 to 140.0.3485.81. The 81 now works and doesn't result in the cloudflare loop.
  • f0rce91f0rce91 Member, Alpha Two
    Legore wrote: »
    f0rce91 wrote: »
    Orgagriffith wrote: »
    narzoc wrote: »
    Orgagriffith wrote: »
    Installing the evergreen version of WebView in the prefix instead of the offered dependency worked for getting the authentication to work.

    But now I get into game and in the world and it immediately force-exits with a "not enough video memory" message.
    I do notice my GPU is at 98% in the character select screen.
    I've put it on all the lowest settings ultra performance and I still get the VRAM error so im guessing its a memory leak? IDK how to fix that

    What GPU with which VRAM config do you have?

    2070 Super | 8 gigs

    After some research, i think it's an Nvidia driver deficiency with DX12 games. and apparently this hasn't been addressed by nvidia for almost 2 years? I'm considering going AMD for my next upgrade.

    Is there anyone running AoC on linux with an nvidia card? what is your distro/wine/proton setup?

    I use a Nvidia RTX 4090, AMD Ryzen 9 7900X and 64 GB Corsair 6000 MT RAM.
    For me the game runs relativly smooth... aside from a few lags here and there (nothing to bad).
    I use Nobara Linux 42 with the latest kernel (6.16.8-200.nobara.fc42.x86_64) and Lutris (with GE-Proton10-15) to start the game. To install the game I used my self created yaml-file, which you can find here.

    4080Super, 9800X3d and 64GB ram. Garuda Linux distro. Tried with your Lutris YAML install and unfortunately that did not seem to help. Still getting booted with out of video memory error after 30 seconds. Starting to think it has something to do with the distro i'm using.

    Last night, I installed Garuda Linux (Mokka) to test it a little and see if there was a general problem with it, but AoC ran just as well for me as it did on Nobara 42. Have you made any major adjustments to your OS?
  • ArtilleryArtillery Member, Leader of Men, Kickstarter, Alpha One, Alpha Two, Early Alpha Two
    Some things to try for the "Out of video memory trying to allocate a rendering resource." https://steamcommunity.com/discussions/forum/1/4362376160467323173/
  • AzalrothAzalroth Member, Braver of Worlds, Kickstarter, Alpha One, Alpha Two, Early Alpha Two
    edited September 27
    For me Proton Hotfix as runner in Steam is the only way to get around the OOM error with Nvidia. For Faugus running the launcher I fixed the version to Proton-GE 10.15 to prevent that the launcher breaks everytime a Proton-GE update drops.

    Also updated the first post for new players.
    Silence is freedom...
  • LegoreLegore Member, Alpha Two
    f0rce91 wrote: »
    Legore wrote: »
    f0rce91 wrote: »
    Orgagriffith wrote: »
    narzoc wrote: »
    Orgagriffith wrote: »
    Installing the evergreen version of WebView in the prefix instead of the offered dependency worked for getting the authentication to work.

    But now I get into game and in the world and it immediately force-exits with a "not enough video memory" message.
    I do notice my GPU is at 98% in the character select screen.
    I've put it on all the lowest settings ultra performance and I still get the VRAM error so im guessing its a memory leak? IDK how to fix that

    What GPU with which VRAM config do you have?

    2070 Super | 8 gigs

    After some research, i think it's an Nvidia driver deficiency with DX12 games. and apparently this hasn't been addressed by nvidia for almost 2 years? I'm considering going AMD for my next upgrade.

    Is there anyone running AoC on linux with an nvidia card? what is your distro/wine/proton setup?

    I use a Nvidia RTX 4090, AMD Ryzen 9 7900X and 64 GB Corsair 6000 MT RAM.
    For me the game runs relativly smooth... aside from a few lags here and there (nothing to bad).
    I use Nobara Linux 42 with the latest kernel (6.16.8-200.nobara.fc42.x86_64) and Lutris (with GE-Proton10-15) to start the game. To install the game I used my self created yaml-file, which you can find here.

    4080Super, 9800X3d and 64GB ram. Garuda Linux distro. Tried with your Lutris YAML install and unfortunately that did not seem to help. Still getting booted with out of video memory error after 30 seconds. Starting to think it has something to do with the distro i'm using.

    Last night, I installed Garuda Linux (Mokka) to test it a little and see if there was a general problem with it, but AoC ran just as well for me as it did on Nobara 42. Have you made any major adjustments to your OS?

    No Major adjustments, it's practically a fresh install from 2 weeks ago. I used the Garuda Dr460nized version.
  • ArtilleryArtillery Member, Leader of Men, Kickstarter, Alpha One, Alpha Two, Early Alpha Two
    New nvidia driver to fix memory leak for X11. https://linuxiac.com/latest-nvidia-linux-driver-580-95-released-with-bug-fixes/
  • f0rce91f0rce91 Member, Alpha Two
    Legore wrote: »
    f0rce91 wrote: »
    Legore wrote: »
    f0rce91 wrote: »
    Orgagriffith wrote: »
    narzoc wrote: »
    Orgagriffith wrote: »
    Installing the evergreen version of WebView in the prefix instead of the offered dependency worked for getting the authentication to work.

    But now I get into game and in the world and it immediately force-exits with a "not enough video memory" message.
    I do notice my GPU is at 98% in the character select screen.
    I've put it on all the lowest settings ultra performance and I still get the VRAM error so im guessing its a memory leak? IDK how to fix that

    What GPU with which VRAM config do you have?

    2070 Super | 8 gigs

    After some research, i think it's an Nvidia driver deficiency with DX12 games. and apparently this hasn't been addressed by nvidia for almost 2 years? I'm considering going AMD for my next upgrade.

    Is there anyone running AoC on linux with an nvidia card? what is your distro/wine/proton setup?

    I use a Nvidia RTX 4090, AMD Ryzen 9 7900X and 64 GB Corsair 6000 MT RAM.
    For me the game runs relativly smooth... aside from a few lags here and there (nothing to bad).
    I use Nobara Linux 42 with the latest kernel (6.16.8-200.nobara.fc42.x86_64) and Lutris (with GE-Proton10-15) to start the game. To install the game I used my self created yaml-file, which you can find here.

    4080Super, 9800X3d and 64GB ram. Garuda Linux distro. Tried with your Lutris YAML install and unfortunately that did not seem to help. Still getting booted with out of video memory error after 30 seconds. Starting to think it has something to do with the distro i'm using.

    Last night, I installed Garuda Linux (Mokka) to test it a little and see if there was a general problem with it, but AoC ran just as well for me as it did on Nobara 42. Have you made any major adjustments to your OS?

    No Major adjustments, it's practically a fresh install from 2 weeks ago. I used the Garuda Dr460nized version.

    I now have also tested Garuda Linux Dr460nized version. The result was the same like before. Performancewise it's on the same level like Nobara 42. Overall I had no crashes, no out of memory error or anything like that, after an playtime of ~30 minutes. I again used Lutris with Proton-GE10-17.
  • ares200ares200 Member
    Hello. Did anyone got banned using linux? I just got banned for “exploiting” and I’m trying to figure out the reason
  • AzalrothAzalroth Member, Braver of Worlds, Kickstarter, Alpha One, Alpha Two, Early Alpha Two
    ares200 wrote: »
    Hello. Did anyone got banned using linux? I just got banned for “exploiting” and I’m trying to figure out the reason

    Didn´t play for a long time. But there is a thread also on Reddit about this.

    https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/1o9pv9y/ashes_of_creation_linux_users_banned_overnight/

    I think this is a misunderstanding and Intrepid will revert those false bans. Just contact the support if you are affected and link this thread. This thread is also one of the biggest in views and comments on the whole forum, so I guess there is a big community which is playing on Linux.
    Silence is freedom...
  • MeppsMepps Member, Staff
    ares200 wrote: »
    Hello. Did anyone got banned using linux? I just got banned for “exploiting” and I’m trying to figure out the reason
    Azalroth wrote: »
    ares200 wrote: »
    Hello. Did anyone got banned using linux? I just got banned for “exploiting” and I’m trying to figure out the reason

    Didn´t play for a long time. But there is a thread also on Reddit about this.

    https://www.reddit.com/r/linux_gaming/comments/1o9pv9y/ashes_of_creation_linux_users_banned_overnight/

    I think this is a misunderstanding and Intrepid will revert those false bans. Just contact the support if you are affected and link this thread. This thread is also one of the biggest in views and comments on the whole forum, so I guess there is a big community which is playing on Linux.

    If you think you were impacted by this, please open a ticket with our support team.
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