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actors storing encrypted data until new methods
(quantum?) allow
them to decrypt the data. Changing keys more often multiplies the effort
needed to get all the
data, which is a good thing.
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> On Wed, 14 May 2025, George N. White III wrote:
>
> [...]> One of my Dell systems was dual booting F41 with Windows 11, but
> after 3
> > successive Windows updates messed
xes to restore Fedora boots, I wiped the disk.
The Fedora 41 USB wouldn't boot, but the Server USB did boot so I used
that and installed the Workstation packages I use.
Others have installed an older Fedora and upgraded to the current version.
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>
> The last time I installed Fedora (40, I think) I had to use the install
> for the headless server, the normal one (Mate spin) would not boot.
> The server version had a different boot scheme.
I had the same experience with F41 and t
configuration settings. Some
updates
do introduce bugs.
Try creating another user login. If sound works there, your issue is
probably some
setting in ~/.config files.
Using your own login, you may find helpful details using journalctl.
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>
for that model, with the latest from 2020. One is Intel Core 2 Duo
E4600, the others are E5200.
See: <ht
has an
option to highlight the mouse when you press . Xeyes
can't help in Wayland as it needs to break isolation, which is one
of the security benefits of Wayland.
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> > On Tue, May 6, 2025 at 9:49 PM home user via users
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> [...]
&g
e USB drives were rare 10 years ago. Most claim much
higher capacity than 14 GB.
Bad news: USB flash drives have a limited lifetime. I suspect your drive
has failed. You might be able to recover some data with ddrescue. You
should avoid writing on the drive as it may just do more d
using "restorecon -r" to verify that killing the process didn't
leave
some bad contexts. Robert ran it without providing the required pathname
and
Barry suggested reading the man page.
There is a small example at <
https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/centos-quick-start
Is there something I should do/check since I killed it?
"restorecon" has a "-n" (passive check) option
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terminal. I have found bpytop useful.
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> So 3.25.2-2 doesn't work, and 3.24.4-4 works in both 41 and 42
>
>
<
https://developers.hp.com/hp-linux-imaging-and-printing/KnowledgeBase/package_installation>
suggests using "su -c "rpm -ivh --no
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>> Hello,
>>
>> If I am correct, there was a sagemath package in the past, but it seems
>> tha
older python when
sagemath didn't support the
current python version (probably Fedora 40), but have not used sagemath
recently
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is a helpful discussion. This includes a recommendation to configure IPv6
firewall: "The rules for forwarded traffic can be summed up in three
ip6tables
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has been hacked and is serving malware or stealing personal
information. Firefox on Fedora
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PC. We HATE it. How do we
> get rid of it??
>
I'm concerned about break ins. Some financial institutions I use need
BlueTooth to
check for the presence of my phone. A login method that skips prompts if
the right phone
is present could be a good compromise.
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ve /usr in a separate mount
> point, any more, because we've put things in there that we need at boot
> time. Well don't bloody do that!
>
I think we are headed towards having a minimal set of scripts and binaries
installed in a system with most applications running in isolated contai
x27;t expect ongoing support or coverage for all common
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> Folks,
> under F40 when I login after booting my system all my externally attached
> usb drives are mounted. Today I upgraded that system to F41 and now only a
> subset of the drives are mounted. Here is what I see in the log for one of
>
storage capacity and uses cases that
require massive volumes of data. See:
<https://www.redhat.com/en/blog/what-bit-rot-and-how-can-i-detect-it-rhel>
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PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x1d,0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x0)/NVMe(0x1,00-25-38-5A-01-9E-5A-56)/HD(1,GPT,a9b8f5c8-95d9-4899-a355-e9fbeb547be8,0x800,0xfa000)/\EFI\fedora\shimx64.efi
You should be able to view and edit the entries in the Dell UEFI screen.
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crash.
We were given use of a server with a 750 watt PS that had been used in a
number-crunching
project. We connected it to 1400 KVA Ferrups UPS, but it would sometimes
fail to boot. The
numerical code was still installed, and at boot fired up at
mes of shutdowns. In one case,
the outlet used for a PC was on a circuit used to power an exhaust fan
with a timer -- when fan started, voltage dropped to 90V which caused
connected gear to reset.
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f that gives graphics you know the hardware is
working.
You can also run journalctl on a Live USB to view the journal on the
problem system.
I'm not sure what a serial connection will provide that isn't available with
ssh or using the Live USB.
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changes?
> and so on?
>
Look at `journalctl --no-hostname -b -p 3`.
As mentioned in the documentation, check for .rpm[new|old] files. These
are usually
configuration changes and you may need to choose whether to use the new
version (maybe
adding local changes).
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>
> >Try booting a Live USB -- if that gives graphics you know the hardware is
> >working.
>
> Tried that. It doesn't boot. I think the BIOS on this machine requires
> some k
r linux.
2) the LHDB <https://linux-hardware.org> allows you to search for
devices. If others are using
one the models you mention, they may appear in the LHDB.
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What module does it use?
% grep -E '8812|88.2BU' /lib/modules/6.13.6-200.fc41.x86_64/config
CONFIG_RTW88_8812A=m
CONFIG_RTW88_8822BU=m
CONFIG_RTW88_8812AU=m
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ication:
<https://idroot.us/ssh-two-factor-authentication-fedora-41/> or (less verbose):
<https://ubuntu.com/tutorials/configure-ssh-2fa#2-installing-and-configuring-required-packages>
I haven't tried this myself. Fedora provides:
google-authenticator.x86_64: One-time pass-code support usi
deep directory.
> >
> > I have a dozen terminal windows open right now in 5 workspaces; it is
> > only 2 that are on this project (working on the scripts for
> > draft-ietf-drip-dki-05).
Years ago I had the same issue (using zsh), so added a newline after
the d
meeting the final report was shared via a USB key. My boss had
a macbook,
but the military had Windows laptops. At the time, Apple was using clamav with
custom rules. The macbook detected malware in the form of a copy.exe
on the USB
key.
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the same print output may be quite different internally, so choosing an editor
really depends on how the PDF was created. In some cases I have used
OCR to recover text from PDF's (scanned line printer output data from the
punched-card era).
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make the effort to support
Wayland may not be investing in future development -- just coasting on
their established user
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d for me.
The current KDE in Fedora 41 has some glitches, so needs
some time to mature. Here, the "primary" display setting
doesn't stick.
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dated (including vendor firmware)?
* hardware details ("inxi -fzxx" or a link to the same model at the
LHDB <https://linux-hardware.org>.
The LHDB may show you if others have conflicts between Nvidia and wifi.
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btrfs on Fedora provides
important real-world experience with btrfs which may improve btrfs or
may inform future
filesystems. The advantages of btrfs are not "free" -- btrfs requires
maintenance and is
not properly supported by legacy tools (df).
I
dows 11 (I only have W11 it so I can report issues with
PDF files in Adobe
Reader to the authors) but had to use the Fedora 41 Server Installer
(via ventory) as the
F40 and F41 Workstation installers wouldn't boot.
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>
> with dnf4 the dnf history was stored somewhere under /var/cache or /var/lib
> and was clearable by removing store files therein
>
> how does one nowerdays with dnf5 clear the dnf history ?
/var/log/dnf5.log*
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> On Fri, Dec 6, 2024 at 2:06 AM Robin Laing wrote:
>>
>>
>> Just about all the sites have pointed to running scrub under a cron
>> script on a regular basis to help minimize issues and ensure integrity
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ons required, but they were used in
batch pipelines where it was much easier to sort out an error due to
a bad argument than to sort out the resulting mess when incorrect output
was fed to the pipeline.
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t starting you can determine if there are specific logs. If
multiple jobs are failing you could
have a manually installed module that needs rebuilding or some resource
constraint (no space on
a mass storage device, out of memory, etc.
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clickbait nonsense.
Use man pages and documents from distros and kernel.org to make sure you
understand what
suggested solutions actually do.
Helping people help you may promote you from a user needing help to an
expert, professio
er time, it is not unusual
to have dozens of external sites requested by a site I visit.
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>
You want tools that allow you to see URL's as text (and ideally checking
for known compromised sites) before
opening them in a browser.
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<
https://superuser.com/questions/1206664/disable-mtp-udev-rules-for-specific-device-so-it-can-be-mount-as-a-usb-mass-stor
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suggests creating a rule for your UPS device.
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. There are
usually
delays after a new kernel is released before the Nvidia driver packages
catch up.
Some delays have been due to waiting for bug fixes rather than release a
package
that won;t work for some users.
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/etc/nologin file.
The legacy nologin allowed users to see a message, looks like pam_nologin
may not
advertise that nologin is set.
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> At one time the standard issue laptops at my work would become very
slow. Some tools showed the disks re-reading a sector multiple times.
IT had boxes of new replacement drives and was filling the previous box
with failing drives.
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along with some solutions.
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st. I'd say it's worth the effort if you
> can get an internal one going.
>
There are some very small wifi adapters that work well if the laptop has
line-of-sight to an AP. The one I use is 2.4 GHz only, as is the one shown
in the plug-and-play list.
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CNVi WiFi slot <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CNVi> and the WiFI is
a CRF (Companion RF) module.
There are WiFi cards with 2 antenna connectors and others with only 1.
See:
https://www.thinkpenguin.com/gnu-linux/mini-pci-mini-pci-e-mini-pci-e-half-hei
ot some message
that updates were suspended due to power settings. Both systems showed
"Power Saver" mode. Both
are on UPS and there was a recent outage, so I'm guessing that is why, but
it is a new behaviour. I will
have to add checking PowerSaving modes to my post-outage p
ell large quantities to cubicle farms. Since power management needs
cooperation from BIOS, the changes to linux may need vendor BIOS updates.
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causes have
ranged from bugs in the old library, new bugs in new library, and hardware
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Same here. You may be asked to provide a stripped down test case (which
can be added to the existing list of tests).
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$ dnf group list
...
audio Audio Production
no
authoring-and-publishingAuthoring and Publishing
no
budgie-desktop Budgie
no
budgie-desktop-apps Budgie Desktop Applications
no
c-development C Development Tools and Libraries
hours. In some cases vendor firmware updates are needed to
avoid
breaking linux, or you may be able to disable PXE.
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d be used to
generate a list of stuff added after the initial install, but if you end up
doing a fresh install on different hardware you might see some different
packages (graphics and network).
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ernel that dnf
> wants to upgrade my
>
workstation to. I cannot tell from the information in the rpmfusion web
> site.
>
The only way to tell is for someone with similar hardware to try the
install and, if it
breaks, make a bug report with details from the logs.
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> How do I check if the nvidia driver is actually signed?
>
modinfo should show entries for:
sig_id:
signer:
sig_key:
sig_hashalgo:
signature:
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> > > Is there any active device (KVM, wifi, bluetooth) between mouse and the
> > system?
>
> I don't think so, I'm using a USB mouse plugged into a USB hub plugged
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configuration?Does it rely on older
versions
and/or lots of 3rd party packages making configuration a lengthy task?
3) Is the data mostly static or is there lots of churn?
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"It works with Windows" seems to be the end goal for many manufacturers.
I look for macOS user reports -- if something works with Windows and macOS
it is more likely to have been built to the appropriate standards.
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the application
> developer.
> In this case nvidia I assume.
>
I agree. My experience has been that Nvidia provides only the bare minimum
information in error messages -- I assume they worry that error messages
might
reveal the special sauce they are so
lso run afoul of rules about not hoarding domain names.
>
AI seems to have been a big boost to clickbait sites. They can take the
top
100 Windows questions and use AI to generate pages that claim to have
the best answers.
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> On 2024-09-03 04:37, George N. White III wrote:
> >
> > Calibre is available as flatpaks.
>
> The Fedora packaged Calibre works fine. The issue here is a pip
> installed library overriding the system one.
>
Flatpak
ay this model supports Apple Air Print. That means it should
be configured as an IPP printer for current CUPS
(IPP on linux came about when Apple stopped supporting CUPS. Until Apple
changes AirPrint, IPP should work with AirPrint printers).
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their employers
to have Windows. Conda environments provide a cross-platform way to deal
with the diverse
application requirements and host OS's. Many application developers also
adopted conda.
Calibre is available as flatpaks.
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firmly established, it would be a good time for a fresh install on a system
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a suspended box in an outbuilding during sa storm.
Wireless WOL (WWOL) is a recent innovation, so may not be supported on
older
hardware. Some Fedora systems have issues with WiFI when waking from
suspend
by keyboard, so I wouldn't expect WWOL to work for those.
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to broadcast
shutdown messages after power is restored. I think some UPS systems and
software
can stay in "shutdown now" mode until the battery can provide the
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command-line.
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> for the testing repo.
>
I think the testing was succesful, so the fix is now provided in regular
updates.
>
> I can't speak for Francois, but for me the issue is solved.
>
> And you have gained some insight into the measures Fedora uses to avoid
breaking
syste
sume that means the initial Fedora 39 installation worked and continued
to work when upgraded. Fedora 39 gets most fixes until 41 has been released.
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typically video card, network card, or mass storage
device), so 3 smaller kernels and a relatively current rescue kernel
is a reasonable use of resources.
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> > On Thu, Aug 22, 2024 at 7:36 AM Patrick O'Callaghan
> >
> > wrote:
> >
> > > When I reboot the system, there's a del
tion from the system
and service manager, and to
verify the correctness of unit files. It is also used to access
special functions useful for advanced system manager debugging.
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n. "Secure boot" is mostly theater until we have unified kernels,
so ranks
high on the cost/benefit scale.
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/etc/default/grub and then
run grub2-mkconfig -o /boot/grub2/grub.cfg.
PS: I avoid Nvidia as there are better ways to use my time, but the iMac
was discarded by
my wife when she moved to Apple silicon.
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On Mon, Aug 12, 2024 at 1:45 AM Jarmo wrote:
> Answering to George
>
> To me this does not tell much
>
> journalctl --no-hostname -b -g wlo1
> elo 11 16:32:57 kernel: wl :02:00.0 wlo1: renamed from eth1
> elo 11 16:32:58 NetworkManager[998]: [1723383178.8200] de
s like:
"journalctl --no-hostname -b -g wifi" and
"journalctl --no-hostname -b -g wl01"
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I've been retired for years, but worked in a group that replaced SGI
IRIX4 with macOS. We used EXFAT on
external drives. We had colleagues scattered around the globe, so there
were often problems with filenames
using unicode, including "look alike" characters (hyphen, lo
ersion, whether it is fully updated, and
what
has changed since the last time it worked.
You may find useful details with "journalctl --no-hostname -b -g
google-chrome".
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