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If you're using closed source drivers: that's probably the reason.
Otherwise: probably a hardware problem. The game shouldn't be able to crash the entire system.
But I never had issues with the game...
The problem realy started today. But maybe it is also save file related somehow?
Do diagnostics followed by an appropriate stress test to confirm.
A complete lie. Arguably the proprietary nvidia drivers are even better than the radeon (open source) gpu drivers for amd.
This is just an old sentement that "if you use linux you SHOULD dislike and blame nvidia for everything" (even though nvidia is one of the biggest contributors of code to the linux kernel). Don't listen to ppl that claims such things.
What distro and desktop environment?
Since it started after 1.0, my wild guess is it's something with memory or cache. (or maybe I misunderstood it started with 1.0, and it just randomly started?)
What does dmesg log?
journalctl?
Did your fans run like crazy so it might be a temperature thing?
Did you try other proton versions?
Without further information it is impossible to know.
You can also start steam with gdb as debugger to get a nice logfile to read.
Start with 1.0 but also started hosting server in terminal then.
So my GPU probably needs to be cleaned but this started with 1.0.
Just the default version on Steam. Might try some GloriousEggroll?
How about just the Proton log, a lot easier to get!
Driver update did nothing for me either honestly. Was also a fresh install of Steam and Satisfactory as I am just starting to make the switch.
Asrock X470 Fat1lity
Ryzen 5800X
32GB Gskill DDR4 3200
EVGA Gtx 1080 ti
Mellanox ConnextX2 10G NIC
Ubuntu Cinnamon 24.04
Does it work if you do not run the server? Ie just start a game?
You seem to be up to date with nvidia drivers for manjaro stable, and you are on the LTS kernel, nothing strange there.
But might I ask why you are using x11 with plasma 6?
Wayland works really well, even with nvidia. xD
I have both as well, but last time I logged in using x11 like a month or so ago, it felt like a proper regression. Try wayland, that might actually help.
I assume you have double checked that that pci IS your nvidia, and not your iGPU on your cpu?
And again, x11 error... Try Wayland.
Make that your default proton, it is just way better with tons of tiny tweaks for a whole range of games.
You can use pamac and get proton-ge-custom-bin from the AUR.
IIRC you can build it with:
Select it in steam and that's it.
I am starting to think this has less to do with proton and more with some general system thing...
Edit: Using -vulkan worked!
Vulkan defaults to DX11 (Forced) for me as well. Got the game back into DX12 and turned down the conveyor settings.
Wayland for Plasma still crashes for me. I think it is due to my older GPU (1080) or something I changed trying to get it working earlier.
Right now it is late, will try fixes and tests later this week.
But as for the game having issues? None here. Official Nvidia drivers and all. I'm even using the drivers direct from Nvidia instead of from my distro's repository, which if the comments I've seen are to be believed should have set my computer on fire and shot my dog. I'm running Debian with an RTX 3070 on driver version 550.107.02. Not using Wayland as that doesn't seem to work. Xorg does though. Proton Experimental.
Naa, it wont set anything on fire, but you will have an extremely unnecessary lot of extra work to do when you update, or rather, remove the old and install new.
You REALLY have to make sure you remove every single little file where the install script put stuff. IIRC there is a uninstall.sh script you can use, but I have also heard it is not 100% foolproof, witch is why even nvidia recommends the user using a maintainers script for the distro you are using instead.
They even have a warning text about it on the nividia download website now, did you miss that? xD
You really should use tools that exist, and if your distro has a tool to install the drivers, you really should use it.
And you are probably running vkd3d with the -dx11 option, not dxvk...
There you have it. If you fix that you should be able to use dx instead of vulcan (if you care about that kind of stuff).
Kinda confusing if it works with vulkan instead of dx as api, because it is all being translated by proton anyway and should not have an impact on weather it runs or not.
But then again, gremlins... And sometimes it's just better to "take the win" than growing old from trying to figure things out 100%...
But you should use proton-GE, there is no question about that.
Repaired Linux Ubuntu 24.04 ( press shift at startup )
repaired Steam ( terminal steam -repair )
verified Satisfactory files
my desktop was set to 4K, i set SF to 1920x1080 and than to 4K
sometimes i cant get into main menue, other times it crashed open a save.
if i got lucky i can play for 4 -6 hours until it crashed again
now i set my desktop to 1920x1080 and SF too, with vulkan and ultra settings (150-200 fps)
no crashes but when i end the game via exit to desktop ive got this error:
https://www.gamers-in.de/pics/SFerror.jpg
it can be avoided if you first go to the main menue and stop the game from the
steam library.
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## Software-Informationen:
- **Firmware-Version:** 4802
- **Name des Betriebssystems:** Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS
- **Betriebssystem-Typ:** 64-bit
- **GNOME-Version:** 46
- **Fenstermanager:** X11
- **Kernel-Version:** Linux 6.8.0-45-generic