proton-cachyos: update nvapi-optical-flow.patch #400
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Done. By the way, one thing I noticed is that I had a build failure the first time due to a missing Rust toolchain for i686. I had to run the following and rebuild for it to succeed: I'm guessing this doesn't show up in the automated environment if the full Rust environment is already set up beforehand. Should I create another PR to add this step to |
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Thank you! On archlinux/cachyos we are using the lib32-rust-libs, which should provide support for this. Users, which are using rustup need to manually the lib32 compiler. |
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This PR updates
proton-cachyoswith the latest changes from the nvapi optical flow PR.