On 11/18/21 19:05, Scott Talbert wrote:
After upgrading my machine from F34 to F35, my WiFi interface has started
periodically losing connection to my AP:
[359558.259581] wlp2s0: disconnect from AP 74:83:c2:03:5e:61 for new auth to
7a:83:c2:04:5e:61
[359558.295289] wlp2s0: authenticate with 7a
Hey all,
After upgrading my machine from F34 to F35, my WiFi interface has started
periodically losing connection to my AP:
[359558.259581] wlp2s0: disconnect from AP 74:83:c2:03:5e:61 for new auth to
7a:83:c2:04:5e:61
[359558.295289] wlp2s0: authenticate with 7a:83:c2:04:5e:61
[359558.303728]
Your comment spurred me to use a 256GB USB flash drive instead of the WD
spinning drive. 256 GB is large enough to do a couple system installs and
multi boot them as well as a bit of data backup.If I need more data
backup than 256 GB provides, I can mount a spinning drive or even a network
dri
On 11/18/21 2:29 PM, Neal Becker wrote:
For a while now I've found on KDE that ejecting usb drive crashes
plasma, which then restarts itself.
If you haven't already, you should report this as a bug.
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Thank you, Tom. This is exactly why I ask the group questions like this.
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I've done a "normal" install of fedora on a 64GB USB 3 sandisk stick
and it worked fine, so I imagine a bigger drive would work also
(but I can carry around the stick on my keychain :-). I set the
mount options to include noatime so it wouldn't do so much I/O
to the usb stick, but that wasn't neces
I'm thinking of using a Western Digital 2TB USB3.2 with a Type A
connector. I assume that I can partition and format it to work as a
bootable OS ?
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>From time to time I need to do maintenance on Linux computers that involves
booting an OS other than the one installed on the machine. Currently I
have 2 computers that need such attention.
In the past I've used Live bootable USB drives. They have a number of
limitations including:
- they use
linux guy writes:
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Sorry, I've been using Redhat/Fedora for 20 years. Never once lost data like
this. This is bad programming, period !
I partially agree. I've been updating since Fedora Core 4, and I never
needed to make a backup of anything.
I think this goes
For a while now I've found on KDE that ejecting usb drive crashes
plasma, which then restarts itself.
On Wed, Nov 17, 2021 at 9:59 AM Richard Shaw wrote:
>
> I have a 125GB NVMe drive in a USB 3.0 enclosure that I was trying to
> repartition using the Gnome Disks app.
>
> It failed miserably onl
On 2021-11-18 3:43 p.m., linux guy wrote:
As you can read about in another thread, the home directories on one
of my Fedora 35 computers were deleted using rm -rf. These
directories are located on an EXT4 LVM.
How should I proceed to try to restore this data ?
Thanks
You could try some o
As you can read about in another thread, the home directories on one of my
Fedora 35 computers were deleted using rm -rf. These directories are
located on an EXT4 LVM.
How should I proceed to try to restore this data ?
Thanks
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On Thu, 2021-11-18 at 10:05 -0700, linux guy wrote:
> > > Except that this is a very different case. You're not telling
> > > dnf where
> > > it can create its own directory. You are saying "this is your
> > > directory, use it".
> >
>
> Yes, use it. But don't destroy data in it that the app d
> > Except that this is a very different case. You're not telling dnf where
> > it can create its own directory. You are saying "this is your
> > directory, use it".
>
Yes, use it. But don't destroy data in it that the app didn't create ! rm
-rf ? Really ? That is a lot strong handed.
Yes, y
On Thu, 2021-11-18 at 04:57 +, Reon Beon via users wrote:
> I wish it would automatically do it on reboot/shutdown.
Do what? Remember that HyperKitty doesn't quote anything by default and
most people here are seeing your post in their mail reader.
poc
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Gordon Messmer writes:
On 11/16/21 15:27, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
So, anyone knows how to set the permanent default output device?
A search for "pipewire set persistent default" brings up a few discussions
suggesting that pipewire *should* save the default across sessions, but that
was br
2021-11-18 11:25 UTC+01:00, Samuel Sieb :
> On 11/18/21 02:21, Andras Simon wrote:
>> 2021-11-18 5:08 UTC+01:00, Ed Greshko :
>>> On 18/11/2021 11:39, linux guy wrote:
"And the "rm" man page also does not warn what would happen if one
enters
"rm -rf /home"."
Sorry, not the
On 11/18/21 02:21, Andras Simon wrote:
2021-11-18 5:08 UTC+01:00, Ed Greshko :
On 18/11/2021 11:39, linux guy wrote:
"And the "rm" man page also does not warn what would happen if one enters
"rm -rf /home"."
Sorry, not the same context. Giving an app a directory to use does not
allow the app
2021-11-18 5:08 UTC+01:00, Ed Greshko :
> On 18/11/2021 11:39, linux guy wrote:
>> "And the "rm" man page also does not warn what would happen if one enters
>> "rm -rf /home"."
>>
>> Sorry, not the same context. Giving an app a directory to use does not
>> allow the app to delete data it didn't c
It is also a bit risky to to just give your whole /home to a
application when it probably contains lots uf subdirectories with
valuable data.
I would have created a /home/dnf supbir and use that as downloaddir.
Cheers,
Marcel
On Thu, Nov 18, 2021 at 08:53:43AM +, Andy Paterson via users wrot
This is why my /home has its own dedicated 2 disk md mirror
The disks are physically powered off before i do a dnf upgrade of my system disk
I then fix fstab to mount my /home as the very last stage!!!
> On 18 Nov 2021, at 04:39, Joe Zeff wrote:
>
> On 11/17/21 9:20 PM, linux guy wrote:
>> Sor
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