Upgrading the BIOS to a version with new AMD Ryzen microcode solved the problem.
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> I had the same problem, I usually buy AMD processors, but I read about
> the problem, I bought an Intel box. Still, the whole boot process
> seemed to take place up, but ended in an infinite loop waiting for
> startup process to end.
I ran into that also with F30, but it's not the same problem
> Questions about F31 should be directed to the Fedora Test list.
Sorry, since F31RC1.9 was approved for release, it hadn't occurred to me to
post to the test list. However, I have done so now.
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I have a new Ryzen 7 3800X system, and since Fedora 30 won't install on
that, I tried Fedora 31 RC1.9 Workstation Live. That boots up fine, but
when I try to install to my "disk" (M.2 NVMe), if file system encryption is
enabled, it hangs at "Creating luks on /dev/nvme0n1p6". I let it sit there
for
I'm setting up a turnkey system that uses a Zebra brand USB barcode
printer. I need to use it without CUPS, directly printing from an
application. I've verified that this works when my application writes to
/dev/usb/lp0. I've had to either run the application as root or change the
permissions on /d
> So, you don't see ::1/128 on your loopback interface?
> Did you modify the system (before the upgrade) in an attempt to disable
> IPv6? If so, you'll need to undo that.
Thanks, that seems to be it. Back in the F20 days, ipv6 was causing me a huge
amount of trouble with DNS lookups timing out,
> Are you using wayland on the desktop?
Yes, but I have Xwayland running, and can run X clients locally without
difficulty, so forwarding an X connection should still be possible.
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I have F24 on my laptop (vaio), and F25 on my desktop (p1). Back when both ran
F24, I could from the laptop do "ssh -X p1" to get an ssh session with X
forwarding. Now that I've upgraded the desktop to F25, when I try to do that,
I get the ssh session, but with an error "X11 forwarding request
Since I've upgraded to F22 x86_64, I haven't been able to access
serial ports from a user account in the dialout group. Doing an ls
/dev/ttyUSB0 shows that the device special file is there, but the
group is not set to dialout:
$ ls -l /dev/ttyUSB0
crw-rw-r--. 1 root root 188, 0 Jul 25 03:29 /dev/t
I'm using a Dell T3500 running Fedora 20 x86_64. It's on a private network
not connected to the Internet, and with no NTP server. When I shut down the
machine, it pauses for more than a minute at
A stop job is running for NTP client/server.
I don't think I enabled NTP when I installed it, but
Olav Vitters wrote:
> It is impossible to recreate the experience of something else. If you
> want exact GNOME 2 experience, try using MATE.
I don't want "exact GNOME 2 experience". But I thought the whole
point of Gnome 3 Classic Mode was to provide something with basically
the same functionalit
Is there some way to create launchers on the Gnome 3 Classic Mode
panel, as was easily done in Gnome 2?
I'm trying really hard to like Gnome 3 Classic Mode, but having a very
difficult time of it, because it seems to only provide a superficial
resemblance to the Gnome 2 desktop, without actually p
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