L4T Ubuntu - A fully featured linux on your switch

Neo_ · Jun 17, 2019

EpicLPer said:
I really hope SwitchRoot won't become the next Smea of the Switch community... We all know how long that took back in the Wii U days...

Can you explain that?

EpicLPer · Jun 17, 2019

Neo_ said:
Can you explain that?

I don't wanna start a drama in an unrelated thread but long story short he and his team kept an exploit secret for almost 2 years which, after others finally found another way to do the same without their methods, finally kickstarted Homebrew on the Wii U.

Anyways, too off topic, back on track now.

Gavin_Darkglider · Jun 17, 2019

Hamdan said:
Go to terminal and paste this whenever that happens, should fix it:

sudo service network-manager restart

I have noticed similar issues with wifi when using bluetooth audio on my gentoo build.

On top of that, for some reason while I have sound, the on board audio sounds horrible, compared to ubuntu or horizon. On top of that the headphone jack will not work.

back to the alsa drawing board. lol.

mattyxarope · Jun 17, 2019

Gavin_Darkglider said:
I have noticed similar issues with wifi when using bluetooth audio on my gentoo build. On top of that, for some reason while I have sound, the on board audio sounds horrible, compared to ubuntu or horizon. On top of that the headphone jack will not work. back to the alsa drawing board. lol.

Appreciate your work but I could have sworn in your thread you stated you weren't going to support your build at all? What made you continue?

Rizzorules · Jun 17, 2019

Neo_ said:
Can you explain that?

He wanted to be a beta tester but switchroot ignored him
https://twitter.com/EpicLPer/status/1140222077473034240
I know that feeling

Gavin_Darkglider · Jun 17, 2019

mattyxarope said:
Appreciate your work but I could have sworn in your thread you stated you weren't going to support your build at all? What made you continue?

This is a different build altogether. This is gentoo l4t, hince why I am not suporting the gentoo mainline 32bit build. That build is full of issues, and the hardware support wont get any better for a while.... at least until mainline catches up with l4t, at least with sound, vulkan, and sleep mode. By the time these things exist, that build will be almost impossible to update.

RiceAlex · Jun 18, 2019

BruhBoy said:
(Sorry I just don't have time to look through the 86 pages) did anyone figure out Minecraft?

Me，simply just compile LWJGL and use native method to load liblwjgl.so and libopenal.so and install openjdk-8-jre thus it should work

uyjulian · Jun 18, 2019

Rizzorules said:
He wanted to be a beta tester but switchroot ignored him
https://twitter.com/EpicLPer/status/1140222077473034240
I know that feeling

If you have to ask, you most likely aren't going to be one.

Gameboyandwatch · Jun 18, 2019

Does sound on the switch itself work yet?

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stick267 · Jun 18, 2019

Gameboyandwatch said:
Does sound on the switch itself work yet?

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Yes it worked in the initial release.

Gameboyandwatch · Jun 18, 2019

stick267 said:
Yes it worked in the initial release.

Okay, thank you.

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Also, how do I overclock it? Do I type exactly what was in the overclock section into my terminal? Because I did that and it said bash: /sys/kernel/tegra_cpufreq/overclock: Permission denied

Refriger8tor · Jun 18, 2019

Gameboyandwatch said:
Okay, thank you.

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Also, how do I overclock it? Do I type exactly what was in the overclock section into my terminal? Because I did that and it said bash: /sys/kernel/tegra_cpufreq/overclock: Permission denied

Did you put "sudo" in front of the command? Ik u posted on my thread earlier, if you're on my image there's a desktop icon that says "2GHz" that you can just double click and then put in the password (switch)

stick267 · Jun 18, 2019

Gameboyandwatch said:
Okay, thank you.

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Also, how do I overclock it? Do I type exactly what was in the overclock section into my terminal? Because I did that and it said bash: /sys/kernel/tegra_cpufreq/overclock: Permission denied

You have to put "sudo" (without quotes) before the rest of the command. And then type your password and hit enter (you won't see the cursor move while you type your password).

uyjulian · Jun 18, 2019

stick267 said:
You have to put "sudo" (without quotes) before the rest of the command. And then type your password and hit enter (you won't see the cursor move while you type your password).

FYI: it would work with quotes also

Gameboyandwatch · Jun 18, 2019

Refriger8tor said:
Did you put "sudo" in front of the command? Ik u posted on my thread earlier, if you're on my image there's a desktop icon that says "2GHz" that you can just double click and then put in the password (switch)

I'm not using it, I tried at first and I didn't know how to use gparted so I just followed this thread. I would've definitely used your image though if I had known you could just resize the partition in linux.

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stick267 said:
You have to put "sudo" (without quotes) before the rest of the command. And then type your password and hit enter (you won't see the cursor move while you type your password).

Code:
echo 1 | sudo tee /sys/kernel/tegra_cpufreq/overclock
echo 2091000 | sudo tee /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/policy0/scaling_max_freq
then run the command to force max freq if you want to use anything intensive.
To always use 2.0ghz mode copy
Code:
#!/bin/bash
echo 1 > /sys/kernel/tegra_cpufreq/overclock
echo 2091000 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/policy0/scaling_max_freq
exit 0

(copied from initial post)
I entered the commands exactly as shown on these things and it didn't work.

uyjulian · Jun 18, 2019

Gameboyandwatch said:
I'm not using it, I tried at first and I didn't know how to use gparted so I just followed this thread. I would've definitely used your image though if I had known you could just resize the partition in linux.

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Code:
echo 1 | sudo tee /sys/kernel/tegra_cpufreq/overclock
echo 2091000 | sudo tee /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/policy0/scaling_max_freq
then run the command to force max freq if you want to use anything intensive.

To always use 2.0ghz mode copy
Code:
#!/bin/bash
echo 1 > /sys/kernel/tegra_cpufreq/overclock
echo 2091000 > /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/policy0/scaling_max_freq
exit 0

(copied from initial post)
I entered the commands exactly as shown on these things and it didn't work.

How did it not work?

Gameboyandwatch · Jun 18, 2019

uyjulian said:
How did it not work?

It just said Permission denied. Also, on all the commands I entered, the only output I got was the echo. Sorry, I'm not very savvy with linux. Also, for some reason, in dolphin now, all the sounds are really deep. Not sure wtf I did.

uyjulian · Jun 18, 2019

Gameboyandwatch said:
It just said Permission denied. Also, on all the commands I entered, the only output I got was the echo. Sorry, I'm not very savvy with linux. Also, for some reason, in dolphin now, all the sounds are really deep. Not sure wtf I did.

try running "sudo apt-get update" first then run the command "echo 1 | sudo tee /sys/kernel/tegra_cpufreq/overclock;echo 2091000 | sudo tee /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/policy0/scaling_max_freq"

Gameboyandwatch · Jun 18, 2019

uyjulian said:
try running "sudo apt-get update" first then run the command "echo 1 | sudo tee /sys/kernel/tegra_cpufreq/overclock;echo 2091000 | sudo tee /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpufreq/policy0/scaling_max_freq"

I dont know if it worked or not but the only thing that showed up was the echo
This is how my terminal looked:

Code:

1
2091000

How do I know if it worked?

Also, how do I transfer the contents of the sd I'm using to another sd? windows 10 doesnt see the ext4 partition.

mvfsullivan · Jun 18, 2019

Whats the best way to expand the volume after a fresh install of L4T?

Volume of my 32GB card in L4T shows as 500MB

I want to dual boot L4T and Lakka. Is there a guide somewhere?

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