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So I did a bad and recently did a system update forgetting to make a recent enough backup to rollback and although nothing that important broke I noticed that my EAC games seemingly don't want to launch anymore. I am not sure or able to identify what package might be causing this issue since I already checked to see if it was a vulkan-radeon issue or if I might have needed to switch over to glibc-eac from the AUR but neither seemed to fix it.
When I started to actually investigate my proton logs I could not find anything that seems super problematic just these 3 lines
46251.644:0124:0188:err:kerberos:kerberos_LsaApInitializePackage no Kerberos support, expect problems
46251.648:0124:0188:ntlm:ntlm_LsaApInitializePackage no NTLM support, expect problems
46251.654:0124:0140:err:msvcrt:_wassert (L"!status && \"vkCreateGraphicsPipelines\"",L"../src-wine/dlls/winevulkan/loader_thunks.c",2827)
I also tried looking back into my pacman log to see if I could try to figure out something that might have caused it but there have been too many packages upgraded in a short amount of time for me to cut it down
Also for reference the main game I was trying to launch was elden ring's online mode
Last edited by iceddog (2024-04-07 21:54:50)
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You did see https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=294184?
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I have taken a look into that but glibc-eac has not seemed to fix the issue either maybe I messed something else up
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Just to add to how strange this situation is I was able to get a successful EAC launch 1 time after uninstalling and reinstalling the game. I was also using this command to see it in terminal.
steam steam://rungameid/{1245620}
Ever since that 1 successful run I have not been able to recreate it and I don't want to reinstall 50gb for a test
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I found the culprit! I don't know the technical explanation, but the packages amdvlk and lib32-amdvlk were the issue. When I swapped them out for vulkan-radeon and lib32-vulkan-radeon with a reboot, EAC was able to properly load.
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