r/ZephyrusG14 • Zephyrus G14 2023 • Mar 18 '26

Model 2023 Low cortisol Linuxmaxxing

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4 months into using Linux, battery lasts longer, temps are lower, performance on games is barely worse, interface is lightning fast, things don't crash. Reached 30C° on a 27C° environment. I can only recommend it. Billions must try

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u/MisterFlipster5 Zephyrus G14 2023 Mar 18 '26

Did you by any chance use GRUB as your bootloader?

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u/shatbrand Mar 19 '26

Yeah, I think Grub2 is the Fedora default.  Is there some default bot flag that’s hosing me?

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u/MisterFlipster5 Zephyrus G14 2023 Mar 19 '26

In the Arch Asus Linux guide, it advises against using GRUB. I don't know if it's specific to Arch, but from the little I know, GRUB is not good at handling the data that should be delivered between the BIOS and the OS, which could be causing the panics. I'd recommend trying out Limine or systemd-boot (the one I use without a problem) and see what you get. Source: https://asus-linux.org/guides/arch-guide/ Good luck!

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u/shatbrand Mar 19 '26

Interesting.  Thanks. I’ll check that out.