Closed seftontycho closed 2 months ago
Hello @seftontycho, your system information is showing that Steam is being forced to fallback to llvmpipe to run at all and does not have access to your GPU. This reads like you're using the NVIDIA proprietary driver and recently changed video driver versions, which broke the video driver inside of the Flatpak container environment.
The NVIDIA proprietary driver requires that the video driver's kernel module loaded into memory, 32 bit userspace libraries, and 64 bit userspace libraries are all installed and have exactly the same version. Since you got the game to run outside of the Flatpak container, that narrows the scope of your issue to be a Flatpak / NVIDIA driver issue, not a game issue.
My understanding is that you can clear this condition by telling Flatpak to do an update cycle so that it'll adjust to the changed video driver version.
Three hours of my life wasted beacuse I didn't know I had to run flatpak update
after I update my GPU driver...
Thank you so much :)
Your system information
System information from steam (
Steam
->Help
->System Information
) in a gist:Have you checked for system updates?: [Yes]
Are you using the latest stable video driver available for your system? [Yes]
Have you verified the game files?: [Yes]
Please describe your issue in as much detail as possible:
When running Dota2 from the steam GUI I get an error "Failed to initialize Vulkan...". I have tried adding -safe_mode, -novid, and many other options from various searches. I think Steam is unable to find my GPU. When I run with -con_logfile I get the following output sugesting the above:
07/05 19:59:50 No display adapters found. Falling back to software rasterizer. (nAdapterCount=0, nAdapter=0)
If I run using
/home/seftontycho/.var/app/com.valvesoftware.Steam/data/Steam/ubuntu12_32/steam-runtime/run.sh ./dota.sh -con_logfile
the game launches correctly but is unable to connect to steam/the internet.The output of console.log is then: