There are no other red lines

Is that a craplet?

Oh you might need to set a kernel parameter that pretends you are booting windows to ACPI

Because acpi has os-dependent code sometimes.

Is that a craplet?

Of course it is

Oh you might need to set a kernel parameter that pretends you are booting windows to ACPI

So I need to rebuild the kernel?

No, just set a boot time command parameter.

nano /etc/default/grub

Something with /etc/default/grub?

there will be a CMDLINE parameter

append set_acpi_osi=Linux

Erm

Linux

GRUB_CMDLINE LINUX?

yes

after quiet

append set_acpi_osi=Linux

(If that doesnt work try the other way around and set it to Windows)

You need to regenerate grub after this

after quiet

Afther other parameters to prevent Intel CPU baytrail bug, in my case

grub2-mkconfig -o /boot/grub2/grub.cfg for legacy systems on fedore grub2-mkconfig -o /boot/efi/EFI/fedora/grub.cfg for uefi.

^

Got it, like it was with cstates

And again, baytrail is really shoddily supported all over so this might not be the end if it works.

Writing stuff to that line is the first thing i do after setting new distro up

So many bugs from Intel

Hmm...didn't work.

Either option?

Well, good luck debugging - but please dont install kmods, they will not help.

Either option?

Trying to write windows

The driver that should work and is on github is already in the kernel and that it fails to boot means just another new way the manufacturer fucked this very sound pipeline up in a new way.

Report your model upstream to the makers.

@Wolfshappen I ran the command you gave and it just worked... I'm able to boot into my fedora. :o

Although, windows isn't on the grub list.. who cares anyway.

You should still consider backing up all data and entirely replacing the installation with an "automatic" install.

You should still consider backing up all data and entirely replacing the installation with an "automatic" install.

Ofc... Yeah

Trying to write windows

Didn't work too

I even will not ask about bluetooth and cameras

I was more lucky with my M5Y10C craplet it seems

But yeah, baytrail tablets are a nightmare.

If you can use a usb soundcard, its better any way for sound

Intel x86 bay trail tablet is the worst way to spend 150 dollars(200 for me, I bought it in loan)

i bought it three years ago ?

80 euro

Alright, loan ends in April and I will buy some Dell pro-linux laptop and all my problems will disappear

?pad

Intel x86 bay trail tablet is the worst way to spend 150 dollars(200 for me, I bought it in loan)

7000/11000 rubles, a big deal

?pad

Too expensive, all this cheap models don't sells in Russia, only ultraexpensive ones

For 1000 dollars and more

Too expensive, all this cheap models don't sells in Russia, only ultraexpensive ones

I've seen quite a few come from russia, are you sure?

And they're cheap enough that importing them might be basicaly the same

I've seen quite a few come from russia, are you sure?

Not widely, maybe. Never seen in our Oblast(state)

Thinkpads are even more expensive than macbook pro here

Cheapest one costs about $690

does dell do good linux support for xps, latitude and precision?

i remember there used to be an ubuntu preinstall config at one point

does dell do good linux support for xps, latitude and precision?

Yes

Yes

u w0t m8

i remember there used to be an ubuntu preinstall config at one point

Dell and HP were partner vendors for canonical

u w0t m8

What? You didn't expected me here?

What? You didn't expected me here?

yes

this

x1000

Small world

yes

Or maybe I'm stalking you, hotness ;)

well this is your 5th message

Or maybe I'm stalking you, hotness ;)

nah you joined before me i think

ERROR: S client not available

Yes

does dell do good linux support for xps, latitude and precision?

Some Dell's standart BIOS'es even cannot boot Windows

which archiver you prefer? I'm using bzip2 on servers (quick/one thread) and 7z on desktops, but prefer zpaq for temporary storage on desktop

i remember there used to be an ubuntu preinstall config at one point

Yeah, the normal one has issues with Linux which is why

The XPS 13 has an Intel Wi-Fi card which sometimes doesn't work on Linux

So they put a broadcom chip in it, shipped it with Ubuntu and called it a "dev edition"

So they put a broadcom chip in it, shipped it with Ubuntu and called it a "dev edition"

The xps 13 has killer WiFi card

The xps 13 has killer WiFi card

It's an AC 8265 Which is just... well an 8265

how to install BlueJ on Fedora

Does anyone have a preference on Circle CI vs Travis CI vs ??? for SAAS CI?

how to install BlueJ on Fedora

I always use the webclient, I've found it to be more reliable than the actual client. Last time I installed it there was a repo/download on the bjn site

So they put a broadcom chip in it, shipped it with Ubuntu and called it a "dev edition"

It was exactly the opposite, now they use killer in all models because it works equally well with Linux and windows.

guys something weird just happened

software told me there were some updates

i rebooted and installed them and when fedora was booted

there was opera beta installed

how come?

it's listed in the updates but since i didn't have it installed...

I think it didn't come from the updates.

So, here's the situation

I discovered opera is brought by latest vivaldi snapshot

Which was out on wednesday i think

Well, so much for vivaldi.

let me guess you installed it trough fedy?

If yes well, you can search the chat about the numerous "dont"s for it.

Now i even discovered that flatpaks disappear from the store if i unistall/install that snapshot

Nope...