Transitioning to ----> Asahi Fedora Remix #25
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sudo rpm --import https://download.copr.fedorainfracloud.org/results/@asahi/fedora-remix-branding/pubkey.gpg
[samilk@fedora-asahi ~]$ https://pagure.io/fedora-asahi/asahi-repos/raw/main/f/group_asahi-fedora-remix-branding.repo --output /etc/yum.repos.d/group_asahi-fedora-remix-branding.repo
bash: https://pagure.io/fedora-asahi/asahi-repos/raw/main/f/group_asahi-fedora-remix-branding.repo: No such file or directory
Apparently there is no file or directory, making this not possible for me. |
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Ahhh, sorry forgot the |
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After installing Need to execute |
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Hmm. I followed the exact same steps and the kernel 6.2.8-450.asahi.fc37 gets installed but it doesn't boot. I need to check the second 6.2.0-100.asahi11.1.fc37.aarch64 in order to boot. When I try booting the 6.2.8 kernel it outputs the following error: |
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@systemauthd damn, yeah it looks like those
Let me know if that works for you. |
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@tudorbarascu I'm not sure why that kernel didn't install right.
If it still doesn't boot, can you post this output? |
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An update was just pushed out that resolves that rawhide issue |
Yup, working fine now. Had to do a reinstall of |
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It doesn't boot. When I reinstalled I had the following warning: The output of the commands you gave: |
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@tudorbarascu Does this dir contain 17 modules files? Do you also see that same scriplet error if you manually download + install that kernel? |
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Hi again and thanks :) Only 10. |
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@tudorbarascu Arggg I'm not sure what would cause that. I see that you're running one of my earlier builds that has the |
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I don't follow. :). So I should update to Fedora 38 or reinstall everything? Thank you |
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I would just reinstall everything. That way you get the dedicated |
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I have two systems like this, one in production + my laptop. Tried upgrading to fedora 38 and see if it fixes, same error. Will stay a little bit longer until I find the time to move everything. I don't mind the installing but moving all the settings whatever packages, docker images etc. I had is the hard part :) and I don't know if there's a way to preserve that, guess not. Thank you, you're doing a great job. |
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Just installed Fedora Remix from stratch. Interresting if I reinstall the kernel I get: |
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@tudorbarascu Did you use this installer? https://www.asahi-fedora-remix.org/ |
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@tudorbarascu which kernel are you currently running? Can you post the output of I get the same error if I try to reinstall |
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Oh, in that case that's why. I did the reinstall while running it. I'm running I used the https://www.asahi-fedora-remix.org/ installer |
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You might want to install the |
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Thank you. I managed to make the transition fairly painless (I think it was painless actually). For anyone else in my state:
Hmm. The only interesting thing is that I cannot see anymore the grub menu to select the different kernels. |
They've made that decision because apparently Fedora workstation doesn't show the grub menu by default. My build doesn't hide the grub menu like that. and then update grub |
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I have the same issue as tudorbarascu |
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Hi, I transitioned to Fedora Remix with reinstall and it all went well until today when my system froze. I waited for a minute with my screen frozen on KDE, did a force poweroff and now it doesn't mount the main fedora partition. Any ideas? I tried mounting manually but it doesn't let me because of btrfs inconsistency? I've attached the |
If you have issues after successfully migrating to the Fedora Remix, I suggest submitted them to the Fedora Remix project on a per-issue basis: https://pagure.io/fedora-asahi/project/issues |
Here's a quick and dirty guide on how to transition from this project to --->
Asahi Fedora Remixhttps://www.asahi-fedora-remix.org/
Note: You must be running
Fedora 37in order for this to work.fedora-remix-brandingrepocommonandedgereposmesarpmsbecause the rpms in the Asahi Fedora Remix repo have a slightly different versioning scheme
ie they use a tilde in the version
mesa-libglapi-23.1.0~asahipre20230321-1.fc37.aarch64then we need to "downgrade" in order to switch over to the remix version
if you'd rather keep
fedora-logos(vs replacing them with theasahi-fedora-remix-logosvariant)then I would add this exclude statement to that repo config.
run the following command to see which installed packages originated from my repo:
@asahi-linuxYou can remove the
asahi-firstbootpackage if you want (it was only needed for the first boot)I would recommend reinstalling anything other then the
asahi-firstbootandkernelpackages.That way, are using the official versions of those packages
examples
From here you should be able to transition to F38 (if you want to)
10 . Remove
exclude statementsEarly versions of my build used these exclude statements:
If you see this line:
in these files:
Then please remove them. These exclude statement are no longer needed as
priorityis used now.Please let me know if you run into any issues.
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