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@lostgoat Would it be possible for Valve to push an experimental branch of SteamOS 3.6 running on the Linux 6.8 kernel? This way, those users affected by this file-system corruption...

@fledermaus Currently unable to access my Steam Deck, so I can't tell you the exact storage model yet, but it happened on my 256 GB LCD model twice. First time...

@Intoxicus Is it really too much to ask to read a thread fully before diving in head-first? As I had already stated, the file-system corruption bug happened on a stock...

@ahydronous Changing the I/O-scheduler on SteamOS is super-easy thanks to A.B.T.'s tweaks; in fact, it's just a single copy & paste operation. Here, have a look for yourself: https://medium.com/@a.b.t./here-are-some-possibly-useful-tweaks-for-steamos-on-the-steam-deck-fcb6b571b577#c9f3 Note...

@ahydronous Told you that A.B.T. had all of this figured out about a year ago. But don't expect Valve to take your advise, because other useful suggestions by A.B.T. such...

@emcy849 Halo Infinite started crashing more frequently starting with SteamOS 3.5 because Valve changed the default value for Transparent HugePages from "madvise" to "always", which increased RAM usage by default....

And in case any Valve employee reads this: What was the reasoning behind the switch from the default "madvise" THP option to the "always" one, which is known to cause...

@emcy849 If you are worried about somehow harming your Steam Deck by switching over to the "madvise" option, no worries, since you can easily revert to the default "always" THP...

@lostgoat @kisak-valve Sorry for bothering you guys, but are there any plans to switch over to the 1000 Hz Linux kernel tick-rate for the upcoming SteamOS 3.6 release? I'm asking...

@RickS-C137 Please note that CLK_TCK always shows 100 Hz. To get the correct answer, one has to look at the config file the Linux kernel was built with. I just...