Yeah... How do I fix that ?

Interesting, looks like it's not finding or able to load the proper boot file :/

What I will do is get a live cd and boot into the system

redo the configration file

you should be good to go

Broken grub is one of the biggest pains in the ass

Are you running Fedora?

redo the configration file

How do i do that?

Broken grub is one of the biggest pains in the ass

That’s why I have a live cd just for that

Not that familiar with grub issues.

Can I boot with an Ubuntu disk?

Don't really have a fedora disk

yes

That's what you need. If you can boot into a live CD then you can chroot into the system and have grub fix itself

anything with grub will work

As much as I hate to admit it

or fix it manually

Arch is the only one that I know of that has a special chroot utility

So Ubuntu should work as far as I know

Ah... Cool

Will do a live not now

After a long era of stability with fedora, I'm finally facing issues again

Will do a live not now

Boot*

They are still working on it, I am working on hacking intotheir bluetooth speaker and play gay porn at 100% volume

got myself connected to their bluetooth speaker.

got myself connected to their bluetooth speaker.

Wooow??

got myself connected to their bluetooth speaker.

Teach me master.

got myself connected to their bluetooth speaker.

OMG, play the "let's get ready to rumble" clip ???

I went to breaker room

Stop the secual convo

quickly reset the breaker in their room

quickly reset the breaker in their room

Ah, clever

firstly it breaks the topic rules

as soon as the speaker boot up I connect it with my computer

stop this convo NOW please and honor the channel rules

My roomates are garbage

as soon as the speaker boot up I connect it with my computer

Cat like hacker reflexes ?

okay okay

Ok. I got on Ubuntu via a usb

What next?

Use boot-repair package it has a ppa for Ubuntu

Use boot-repair package it has a ppa for Ubuntu

My os base os is fedora? Shouldn't matter?

My os base os is fedora? Shouldn't matter?

No, it just handles the boot image stuff. It'll search the disks for installed systems and write it to GRUB to boot.

Okay...

My os base os is fedora? Shouldn't matter?

Yes

@CattyT0mboy Ummm, I forgot to say, 'Why not try Fedora Rawhide?'

@CattyT0mboy Ummm, I forgot to say, 'Why not try Fedora Rawhide?'

i came from fedora rawhide

Hooray grub bullshittery

Unable to install boot-repair. -.-

Does not have a release file it seems

Everywhere infact

Oh. Then I overlooked. Marketing efforts are lost in me LOL

Thinking of switching to SUSE

If you're switching to Suse, I would suggest to install Tumbleweed. Leap lacks many packages.

If you're switching to Suse, I would suggest to install Tumbleweed. Leap lacks many packages.

not switching. experimenting.

No, it just handles the boot image stuff. It'll search the disks for installed systems and write it to GRUB to boot.

So, if I run the boot-repair software, it should get fixed right?

Did you look at Settings => Fonts, Settings => Accessibility and Settings => Display ?

not switching. experimenting.

You said switching... ?

You said switching... ?

i dont like how suse organize their stuff

i dont like how suse organize their stuff

Neither do I, but you said switching so I sent you my honest recommendation, as I used it in the past.

There is a Fedora Spanish group...

What do you mean? That people in Fedora Spanish don't know how to write with proper grammars?

What do you mean? That people in Fedora Spanish don't know how to write with proper grammars?

I speak both and sometimes I still doubt I can ?

LOL

Get yourself a book from the RAE. They're utterly boring but will teach you the best grammars.

Get yourself a book from the RAE. They're utterly boring but will teach you the best grammars.

That's a scary thought ?

RAE = Royal Spanish Academy (Real Academia Espanola) It's the institution that regulates the Spanish language, although not everyone agrees with them.

RAE = Royal Spanish Academy (Real Academia Espanola) It's the institution that regulates the Spanish language, although not everyone agrees with them.

Ah, yeah. I can see that as well. There are so many different dialects or variations of Spanish that there can probably be quite a large gray area.

Ah, yeah. I can see that as well. There are so many different dialects or variations of Spanish that there can probably be quite a large gray area.

Yes. the main problem it's that they're Spanish located in Spain. They still take it as if the language was of their own, and we the Americans speak a bastard incorrect version of it. They do include "americanisms" but they often take a long while to do so.

Some people thinks Spanish is the easiest lang in the world... I suppose it's not true

Yes. the main problem it's that they're Spanish located in Spain. They still take it as if the language was of their own, and we the Americans speak a bastard incorrect version of it. They do include "americanisms" but they often take a long while to do so.

Hah, yeah that's an understatement. I speak more of a mid-southern Mexican Spanish (I don't recall the exact name for it) because much of my family on my mother's side is from there.

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It's like if the British would decide that the only correct English is theirs, and all the others are just localisms or deformed version of the original.

Some people thinks Spanish is the easiest lang in the world... I suppose it's not true

It seems fairly straightforward for me because English is my native language, so I can pick up on a lot of the latin roots, and that gives me a head start. I suspect a lot of people don't think too much into it, which likely makes learning a different language very hard.

It's like if the British would decide that the only correct English is theirs, and all the others are just localisms or deformed version of the original.

Yeah, that would be pretty insane, especially since many have been around for a considerable time.

Yeah, that would be pretty insane, especially since many have been around for a considerable time.

Well.... the Spanish colonies in America have been around for some 500 years, so I think they have spent time enough speaking the language...

Well.... the Spanish colonies in America have been around for some 500 years, so I think they have spent time enough speaking the language...

I'd agree! ?

Oh. Then I overlooked. Marketing efforts are lost in me LOL

Twice for me, if i see ads i go out of my way to not buy the mentioned products

?

I'd agree! ?

I had arguments with Spanish translators because the RAE consider two words equally valid but they won't accept the word used by Americans as valid, only the Spanish is valid. That's like being more royalist than the king.

Twice for me, if i see ads i go out of my way to not buy the mentioned products

LOL That's the extreme. I just don't see it. I'm somewhat blind to those things. Although in some parts of England it's impossible to ignore it. They throw it to your face and shout it in your ears.

I had arguments with Spanish translators because the RAE consider two words equally valid but they won't accept the word used by Americans as valid, only the Spanish is valid. That's like being more royalist than the king.

Damn, that's pretty bad. Seems like a 'cut your nose to spite your face' moment. It really doesn't benefit them at all! Just causes them stress in their effort to force that ?

Damn, that's pretty bad. Seems like a 'cut your nose to spite your face' moment. It really doesn't benefit them at all! Just causes them stress in their effort to force that ?

Yes, indeed. But well. I just avoid talking to Spanish about language. ?

please, give me some links, how to backup curent installation of Fedora?

copy /etc and ?

how to get list installed packages (without deps)?

copy /home?

any soft to do it automatic way?

The first answer has some links you may want to look at. See if anything fits the bill for you. https://ask.fedoraproject.org/en/question/92168/how-to-run-a-full-system-backup/

https://fedoramagazine.org/easy-backups-with-deja-dup/

https://fedoramagazine.org/taking-smart-backups-duplicity/

Check them out, see what works for you. If none of them are satisfactory, I defer to the better judgement of my peers :D

please, give me some links, how to backup curent installation of Fedora?

Start a livedisk, open gnome-disks, selectt the hdd your fedora is on, top right menu "create drive image"

thank you, but I looking for autobackup system and not to clone entire disk

thank you, but I looking for autobackup system and not to clone entire disk

Then you want to look at borgbackup likely.

I prefer rsync, but I may forget some dirs

I need maximum backup for Fedora

And in general there is little need to sync the entire disk somewhere else. Your /home dir and dnf list installed > file.txt should suffice

I need maximum backup for Fedora

Then look at borgbackup

Then look at borgbackup

It's simple backup with dedup :(

thank you, but I looking for autobackup system and not to clone entire disk

What about Deja Dup?

I don't need to backup system binaries

What about Deja Dup?

I don't need backup , where I must select directories or backup disk image

disk image too big, and I don't know all config directories :(