Currently running Peppermint Devaun Daedalus. I'm having an unusual issue. I recently purchased the game Victoria 3 for steam. The game is native to Linux and should run normally but it crashes after starting from the Paradox Launcher. After discussing this with Paradox support, they pointed out something in the error logs.
It is odd that the system.log sees the video as llvmpipe/MESA, whereas you have an nVidia 2070 card in fact (which doesn't use or need MESA), and that's what I normally see in system.log
So, not knowing what llvmpipe is, I went to GamingOnLinux, and this is what they advised.
llvmpipe should only work when you have NO proper driver on your system. That means neither the open source, nor the closed source (company) Nvidia driver.
So, from what everyone says, the program is not recognizing Vulkan despite it being installed when I installed the NVIDIA driver. Does that make sense?
Below is the inxi output. Attached are files that I submitted to Paradox support, in case anything is relevant there.
I will have to give your issue some thought, I don't game nor use Nvidia, due to past battles when Linux and Nvidia did not play nicely with each other. Your CPU and GPU has the stonk to cope with the demands of gaming.
Due to storm damage to my property, I've been rather busy for the last few days, also have very limited experience with Value (Steam), if that what they call themselves these days, as the games on offer did not float my boat.
I'll do research when I can and get back to you.
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So I actually have some good news on this. Originally, Paradox Support led me to believe there may have been a problem with the package, hence why I opened this forum.
But, thanks to the good folks at GamingOnLinux, it turns out that this is an unresolved issue others have, and sent me a workaround.
Here is the answer to the workaround for anyone that may need it.
My apologies for any confusion this may have created. Thank you once again to the Peppermint community for always being available to help.
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Hi All,
Currently running Peppermint Devaun Daedalus. I'm having an unusual issue. I recently purchased the game Victoria 3 for steam. The game is native to Linux and should run normally but it crashes after starting from the Paradox Launcher. After discussing this with Paradox support, they pointed out something in the error logs.
It is odd that the system.log sees the video as llvmpipe/MESA, whereas you have an nVidia 2070 card in fact (which doesn't use or need MESA), and that's what I normally see in system.log
So, not knowing what llvmpipe is, I went to GamingOnLinux, and this is what they advised.
So, from what everyone says, the program is not recognizing Vulkan despite it being installed when I installed the NVIDIA driver. Does that make sense?
Below is the inxi output. Attached are files that I submitted to Paradox support, in case anything is relevant there.
Let me know if there is anything else I can provide to help solve this. Thanks again!
Edited by cavy reformatting terminal printout and other format corrections.
Last edit: cavy 2024-01-04
Hi John,
I will have to give your issue some thought, I don't game nor use Nvidia, due to past battles when Linux and Nvidia did not play nicely with each other. Your CPU and GPU has the stonk to cope with the demands of gaming.
Due to storm damage to my property, I've been rather busy for the last few days, also have very limited experience with Value (Steam), if that what they call themselves these days, as the games on offer did not float my boat.
I'll do research when I can and get back to you.
Hi Cavy,
So I actually have some good news on this. Originally, Paradox Support led me to believe there may have been a problem with the package, hence why I opened this forum.
But, thanks to the good folks at GamingOnLinux, it turns out that this is an unresolved issue others have, and sent me a workaround.
Here is the answer to the workaround for anyone that may need it.
My apologies for any confusion this may have created. Thank you once again to the Peppermint community for always being available to help.