Closed mfortini closed 5 months ago
which device?
InfinityBook Pro 14 Gen8 (Intel only/without Nvidia RTX 3050)
What is the output of dkms status
?
$ sudo dkms status
tuxedo-drivers/4.4.2, 6.6.15-amd64, x86_64: installed
tuxedo-drivers/4.4.2, 6.7.12-amd64, x86_64: installed
Have you rebooted since the last update?
sure, many times
I have the same issue. Also, I can't find any configurations for battery thresholds anymore.
I have a similar issue (Tuxedo Pulse 14) and have this in the tccd logs: sudo journalctl -u tccd
Jun 02 19:15:53 host systemd[1]: Started TUXEDO Control Center Service. Jun 02 19:15:53 host tccd[1162]: Starting daemon v2.1.8 (node: v14.20.0 arch: x64) Jun 02 19:15:53 host tccd[1162]: No tuxedo-io found on start ... Jun 02 19:15:54 host tccd[1162]: Daemon started Jun 02 19:15:55 host tccd[1162]: FanControlWorker: Control unavailable ... Jun 02 19:15:58 host tccd[1162]: Failed to configure keyboard backlight.
I have tuxed-drivers
installed (which afaik has tuxedo-io
?)
sudo dpkg -s tuxedo-drivers Package: tuxedo-drivers Status: install ok installed
sudo dkms status tuxedo-drivers/4.4.3, 6.5.0-28-generic, x86_64: installed tuxedo-drivers/4.4.3, 6.5.0-35-generic, x86_64: installed
I have yet failed to reproduce the issue on a test device, but the not found tuxedo io would explain the missing values in the gui.
What is the output of lsmod | grep tuxedo
?
If you don't see tuxedo_io pls try running sudo modprobe tuxedo_io
, sudo systemctl restart tccd
and restart tcc (right lick on try icon -> exit to fully close it), and for good messure maybe another lsmod | grep tuxedo
, and sudo journalctl -u tccd
# modprobe -v tuxedo_io
insmod /lib/modules/6.7.12-amd64/updates/dkms/tuxedo_compatibility_check.ko.xz
modprobe: ERROR: could not insert 'tuxedo_io': Key was rejected by service
Did you enable secure boot?
Please give the the output of mokutil --sb-state
and mokutil --list-enrolled
Hi, yes secure boot was the cause. It works without secure boot. Suggestion: if tccd can't contact tuxedo-io, maybe it could give an hint
Yeah, the current state of secure boot on TUXEDO OS is turn it off or follow this setup guide: https://github.com/tuxedocomputers/Tuxedo-Linux-Kernel-Self-Signed-Certificate. It is on the medium turn todo list to improve the situation.
Tccd 2.1.8 no errors in the logs
Linux 6.7.12 on Debian Testing