I should note that after noticing it wasn’t detected by the boot menu, I formatted as NTFS. It is detected in the list of drives that the bios has however
I should note that after noticing it wasn’t detected by the boot menu, I formatted as NTFS. It is detected in the list of drives that the bios has however
Brackets, although its unmaintained
def callCps()
doesn’t pushing to github (and probably a selfhosted equivalent) require ssh to do without entering your password every single time?
Never mind I can see it’s installing the newer kernel
So I take it I probably shouldn’t update
Update: so I’m updating on a kernel 6.5.6 backup which still works, and I see this when I run dnf upgrade
When I’m booting Nobara live, my CPU locks up multiple times. It only happened once but I doubt trying again will solve it without any change
I’ve been using Ubuntu for a while, I just can’t go back after using a dnf based distro for a week
So where is the bug report? The kernel or gdm?
It’s the same problem, that was actually how I first noticed it
I’ve tried rebooting it like that. I have a latest gen and GPU so that may be it
It’s probably the kernel. like I said, it works with kernel 6.5.6 but not anything newer
Nope, just amd mesa drivers
Oh, I’m used to Ubuntu which has a custom theme for terminal
Update: thanks to those who said to use the apu. It’s working and I booted with no problems
Only the boot light stays on even though I have a boot device. (And am trying to boot into bios)
I have done this. My CPU has an APu so even if I didn’t it would be a non problem
MSI mpg b650 wifi ATX Sapphire pure 7800xt Amd ryzen 7600x 32gb Corsair vengeance ddr5
What do you mean by swap them around, and what do you mean by interface?