Alberto Garcia
Alberto Garcia
I don't know that hardware but this can probably be solved with a udev rule that gives the user permission to use that device when it is plugged (`/lib/udev/rules.d` has...
> But these things get reset when the OS is updated on the steam deck. You can install custom udev rules in `/etc/udev/rules.d/` and keep them during OS updates, see...
Adding a user to a group statically in `/etc/group` in order to have access to a USB device is not a recommended practice. Instead, udev is used to give access...
In general I think that you won't see your external card while in game mode if Steam doesn't have write permissions to it. Cards formatted in the Steam Deck should...
This should be fixed in the 3.6 beta images
I'll have a look at this warning, but just to clarify: the issue that you're linking to (1733) affects developers and the workarounds being discussed there are for people who...
Two questions: - Did you put the root filesystem in read-write mode? (`steamos-readonly disable`). - If you click on "Configure warning", what's the value that you see there? (you can...
> Alternatively/even better, we could instead include a check that ensures automount is only run on usb or mmc devices. I believe that something like this in `/usr/lib/udev/rules.d/99-steamos-automount.rules` should solve...
I suppose that would help if the whole system is booted from a USB drive, right?
Yeah, that sounds like a good idea