Alberto Garcia

> oh P.S, it was not a requirement for me that the Steam app could use the SDCard for steam itself. I used it just with Retrodeck and has a...

> If it is in the logs, then maybe its still there? Do you have the commands I can try for you to execute? Try this: `sudo journalctl | grep...

@goedzo thanks for the logs. The interesting part is here: ``` Aug 01 18:06:59 steamdeck systemd[1]: Starting Mount External Drive on mmcblk0... Aug 01 18:06:59 steamdeck automount.sh[3047]: Error mounting /dev/mmcblk0:...

> I don't know if I should continue to post here but the audio crackling is still present in Metal Gear Solid V. Even with the wifi power management workaround?

I understand it correctly that you are using Steam in ChimeraOS ? Then I think that your issue tracker is this one: https://github.com/ValveSoftware/steam-for-linux/issues

I'm not sure that I follow your example completely (do you have a specific `.desktop` file that is failing?), but in general for more complicated cases you can write your...

Can you share the actual .desktop file that you are trying to use ? (you can use `Game.exe` and `1234567890` as Steam ID if you don't want to list the...

Hi, it seems that the filesystem of the sdcard got corrupted, the quickest solution is to format it again from Steam. If you want to try to fix it manually...

Hmmm... the logs that you pasted show that the card **is** detected: ``` Aug 20 11:19:54 steamdeck kernel: mmcblk0: mmc0:5048 SD512 461 GiB Aug 20 11:19:54 steamdeck kernel: mmcblk0: p1...

`lsblk -d /dev/mmc*` should tell you if it's detected and if it's mounted (the `MOUNTPOINTS` column). If so then unmount it first (using the command I gave you earlier, note...