Open Allephh opened 2 weeks ago
That is using the old version. The compilation error for the "remove" function was fixed on master. A new version of the pkg for Fedora is needed.
Hi. Could it have anything to do with this? Changes/TunedAsTheDefaultPowerProfileManagementDaemon
That is using the old version. The compilation error for the "remove" function was fixed on master. A new version of the pkg for Fedora is needed.
Any ideas when we plan to tag a new version?
Hi. Could it have anything to do with this? Changes/TunedAsTheDefaultPowerProfileManagementDaemon
If that's the case, that is being tracked here I believe: https://github.com/johnfanv2/LenovoLegionLinux/issues/279
Looks like we have a new tag, waiting new version to show up on copr.
Problem Description The LenovoLegionLinux driver is probably not installed, since nothing has changed in practice. Although the Python GUI is here, I can't change anything there, and the options are impossible to activate. At first, I thought it was a problem related to Python, because in the pre-installation, the text said Python(abi) = 3.12 was missing. Even installing this version of Python (along with pip = darkdetect) didn't solve the problem. Before, in the post-installation, there were also problems related to DNF5, where it showed possible commands that had changed or no longer existed. However, when I installed it again yesterday after formatting, this didn't happen. Log of recently installation:
sudo.dnf.install.dkms.txt
And that's where the Kernel comes in. When I start the system, it presents problems like these:
systemd-backlightglade:pi_s (or se) of leds: platform: :kbd_backlight.
Failed to start: dkms.service - Bui...ll new kernel modules through DKMS. 'systemctl status dkms.service' for details.
Here are the videos demonstrating the absence of the driver and the errors.
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/9081bd86-21d6-4442-bdd3-cdf122db0b5b
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/23e0b24b-6b51-4c6c-bd0d-6041f48aa19a
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/0615c66c-c945-40ab-a7e7-2df9e7b09b4d
https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/2d7123c3-cab4-4924-a943-54c6167b6372
And here are the terminal commands that show the logs:
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