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[GH-ISSUE #131] Steam is failing to get passed ethernet connection part of the set up. #84
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Originally created by @futurepr0n on GitHub (Oct 2, 2024).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/games-on-whales/wolf/issues/131
Hi I think I managed to properly get GPU pass through, I have been able to install retroarch, and then I went to steam and started to install and set up - however on the wired connection, it keeps bouncing back after I try to go to the next part. It looks like its supposed to be a page to download stuff, but fails to get there.
Here is what I see when I boot the container:
as i go to boot the steam app - this is written in the console:
nothing writes out on the page, it just bounces back
If I run screenfetch:
my docker-compose.yml
My dri --
my lxc.conf
@futurepr0n commented on GitHub (Oct 2, 2024):
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/b874218b-593d-4ab2-93fe-5af62684850f
This is using a proxmox container
@futurepr0n commented on GitHub (Oct 2, 2024):
i managed to install using the workaround of putting the variable inside of wolf config.toml for disabling steam big picture, however I had to fully remove all containers and spin it up from scratch to have it work. When I just removed the steam container and restarted the wolf it did not seem to pick up the flag. How can I properly disable that and get back to Big Picture properly?
Also I am seeing a bunch of stuff repeat in the console:
Should I be concerned?
I was able to get into big picture mode after, and even could see my hardware in the settings, but when i installed and started a game all i heard was 'booping' and a black screen. I exited and came back to retry, but still think i have an issue.
I see this in my starting up of wolf:
@ABeltramo commented on GitHub (Oct 7, 2024):
I've ended up removing the
-bigpicturestartup flag..