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@chrysophylax Thank you, orobably should have simply used a search engine myself. I tried your instructions on my own AKALI360 running Void Linux, and since step 7, the following error...

I also get something like the following error at boot: `kblda7219max: ASoc: failed to init-link ssp1-soc: -512` The fan doesn't turn up abnormally much anymore, however it still doesn't shutdown...

So apparently I needed to add `intel_iommu=off` to the GRUB default command line arguments in /etc/default/grub and then `update-grub`. Now I don't have my fan turning up that much anymore,...

I even asked on Reddit (r/linuxquestions) and Unix Stackexchange. no answer on either so far... @chrysophylax How did you fix the screen rotated 180° issue on Fedora though? I once...

OpenBSD doesn't even boot properly, and the ALSA configuration wouldn't work there either of course. So I'll try QubesOS soon... It's based on Fedora, so maybe I'll have more luck...

After trying various distributions with various issues (even during install or with booting post-install, including Fedora), I now tried Manjaro. At least it boots, however I didn't get the sound...

I now tried Fedora as well (31). It doesn’t even have an `alsaucm` command, and afaict no way to install it (the alsa-ucm package doesn’t contain it). Also there are...

Doesn't work on CentOS 8 with default kernel either. But again, the kernel module you mentioned is not included by default. And I currently don't have the time for Gentoo...

With `--log-level=debug`, I get this: ``` [debug] Using config file "/home/fantasycookie17/fantasycookie17.onederfultech.com/_cobalt.yml" [info] Building from "/home/fantasycookie17/fantasycookie17.onederfultech.com/" into "/home/fantasycookie17/fantasycookie17.onederfultech.com/_site" [debug] glob converted to regex: Glob { glob: "**/.*", re: "(?-u)^(?:/?|.*/)\\.[^/]*$", opts: GlobOptions...

`--version` shows `Cobalt 0.16.0`. The latest version from Github Releases. I think the newlines got lost due to how (Github) Markdown works… Anyway, running with `--trace` shows that the file...