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@@ -5,26 +5,58 @@ title: Easy Anti-Cheat
 
 # Easy Anti-Cheat
 
-Sometimes, seemingly randomly, you can get an EAC error during the VRChat startup/login screen. It looks like a message box, with the title "Anti-cheat Error", no actual message text, and a single button labeled "Quit".
+Running VRChat on Linux *used to be* prone to unwarranted EAC errors. Sometimes, seemingly randomly, you would get an EAC error during the VRChat startup/login screen. It looks like a message box, with the title "Anti-cheat Error", a message referring to a filepath that failed to validate integrity, and a single button labeled "Quit". This would trigger even when all files were unmodified.
 
-## Recommended Workaround
+Thankfully, at some point in October or November 2024, **these EAC errors resolved themselves**. While it is still possible to get EAC errors for other reasons, the race condition that made it a coin-flip on startup no longer plagues us.
+
+If you are running into EAC errors still, try these options:
+- Trigger a reinstall of the EAC runtime by moving the [Proton prefix for VRChat](https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/VRChat#Configuration_file.28s.29_location) somewhere else, forcing Steam to regenerate it on next launch
+- Make sure you are not blocking the EAC domains, such as `modules-cdn.eac-prod.on.epicgames.com`
+- Do not set `SDL_VIDEODRIVER` env var anywhere - this breaks the splash screen
+- Do not use the `VR_OVERRIDE` env var
+
+The below workaround shouldn't be necessary anymore, but is kept here in case the issue comes back someday.
+
+## Workaround
 
 Wrapper script for starting VRChat: [startvrc.sh on GitHub](https://gist.github.com/galister/ca63a5795694e4c839a8e7f4bb8a35bc)
 
-
 Set startup options for VRChat:
 `/path/to/startvrc.sh %command%`
 
 If you're using extra env vars, they should go first:
 `PRESSURE_VESSEL_FILESYSTEMS_RW=/run/user/1000/monado_comp_ipc /path/to/startvrc.sh %command%`
 
+<!--
 
 ## Root Cause
 
 We are still trying to determine the cause.
 
+Here is what we know:
+- The filepath in the message always refers to a file within `steamapps/common/VRChat`.
+- EAC errors can trigger even when all these files are completely pristine.
+- The triggering file can be different each time.
+- EAC doesn't care about any of the files in `AppData/LocalLow/VRChat`. This means yt-dlp.exe, logs, the local cache, etc are not subject to integrity checks.
+- Getting multiple EAC errors in a row is very possible.
+- Some EAC info is also written to the VRChat log file.
+- EAC errors can also happen on Steam Deck.
+- EAC errors can happen regardless of Proton version, kernel version, distro.
+- EAC errors can happen regardless of whether you're in in VR or desktop mode.
+- The message box used to have no actual message text. The message returned in a VRChat update, possibly on the serverside and without a steam depot update, sometime between 2024-03-25 and 2024-03-28.
+
 It is likely caused by a race condition. Closing unnecessary apps or otherwise **lowering your CPU usage** before starting VRChat seems to make the EAC error happen significantly less often. It is safe to crank the CPU usage back up after the home world has loaded.
 
+Some approaches we haven't tried or fully documented:
+
+- Is it tied to network speed? Slow down connection to EAC servers - DNS delay or traffic shaping
+- Is it tied to filesystem? Compare between ext4, btrfs, etc
+- Analyze EAC-related network traffic
+- Blocking EAC servers
+- Slowing down IO read speed
+- Debugging with winedbg or bpftrace (because strace and gdb both trigger an immediate splash screen and disconnect)
+- REing EAC itself
+
 The following sections do not fix the issue, but are still kept on the wiki to dispel rumors and record research.
 
 ## (Outdated) glibc dt_gnu_hash
@@ -44,3 +76,5 @@ As of 2024-02-09, Arch Linux no longer ships with this flag.
 - Gentoo users could enable the fix using the `hash-sysv-compat` USE flag on `sys-libs/glibc`.
 
 To reiterate, this glibc flag does _not_ appear to fix VRChat's particular flavor of EAC failures.
+
+-->