I’m attempting to install the GOG version of Cyberpunk 2077, and as per the “Please read before asking for help” guidelines (Please read before asking for help), I’m trying to get the logs, but running “Lutris -d” through a terminal gets me a version that doesn’t look meaningfully different from running it by itself- and critically, doesn’t have a sidebar with a “show logs” option; indeed, I can’t find an equivalent anywhere (though I’m certainly willing to accept that I’m just missing it). Installing a handful of older games gives me the option with those, but it doesn’t seem to be possible with titles that failed to install. So unless I’m missing something there, I have no logs to share.
; I’ve tried multiple times, changing the few simple options I understand, and that’s the one consistent factor (often the only problem). As I’m sure many of you can relate to, moving away from the operating system you’ve used since you were a toddler is a… challenging experience, but I DO know enough to realize that just screwing around with niceness Rlimits (whatever those are) would probably just make things worse- so I appeal to the experts.
lutris -d launches lutris in debug mode with the output in terminal. Start your install, when it fails, grab the terminal text to pastebin or something and drop the link - those logs are for the most part not very helpful
Also, in lutris, click the three lines on the title bar->preferences->global options->enable Advanced and make sure that the vulkan ICD loader field is not set to unspecified
The name is correct; the location didn’t exist. I created it, copied the file, and am installing… same problem. Attempting installation using the installer file in the newly created folder… progress! It’s telling me part 25 of the file is corrupted, so I’ll need to redownload; I’ll try again in the morning, after it finishes.
In the meanwhile, thank you for the help you’ve provided me; I doubt I’d’ve figured this out on my own.
Okay, after redownloading the corrupted file, I tried again, and got the same result. Then I moved ALL the installation files to the .cache/lutris/installer/etc. directory, and got a new error:
