This script do make install several times for build and static- linked libs. This is too bad.

ugh

better use cutegram than that

Thats why we needed VM to build it.

with a bunch of static shit

urgh

with a bunch of static shit

Yes. And with dirty hacks for Qt and WebKit by Telegram Devs.

"The language we use doesn't do what we want, let's do dirty hacks in it instead of collaborating with the project or even who knows... using standard code, god save us from standarts..."

I cannot imagine why they did this, seriously

what you need SUDO for compiling

"The language we use doesn't do what we want, let's do dirty hacks in it instead of collaborating with the project or even who knows... using standard code, god save us from standarts..."

?

HAHA what a joke

what you need SUDO for compiling

For installing into /usr/local, not compiling.

if that's the case then i'd ask for sudo at that very step

and for that step only

if that's the case then i'd ask for sudo at that very step

This script is designed to run from VM, so it can be easilly runned from root.

TL;DR

Hello! I installed Fedora 24 Cinnnamon Spin in a Lenovo Yoga 3. I installed it as dual boot and everything seemed to work well until I updated and restart. Now Fedora seems to get stuck in the start and Windows doesn't even start. Anyone know a solution?

I tried installing from scratch again but it didn't work either.

Hello! I installed Fedora 24 Cinnnamon Spin in a Lenovo Yoga 3. I installed it as dual boot and everything seemed to work well until I updated and restart. Now Fedora seems to get stuck in the start and Windows doesn't even start. Anyone know a solution?

Reinstall Windows bootloader from its installation CD, then reinstall grub.

I haven't such a thing

It's not even my netbook

Or simply use EFIBoot. Windows 7 SP1+ support it. ?

Well, how do I do that?

How do I use EFI Boot?

I don't even know what is it....

yoga 3 includes a processor which has VT-x, VT-d and EPT support, using virtualization with gnome-boxes instead of dual boot seems to be a good option

How do I use EFI Boot?

1. You need GPT on your HDD/SSD. 2. Create 256M vfat partition on first HDD/SSD with GPT. 3. Install Windows in UEFI mode. 4. Install Fedora in UEFI mode.

What is GPT?

Speak in English, please

And of course your motherboard must support EFI Boot.

I can't install Windows because I have no Win disc or whatever

What is GPT?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GUID_Partition_Table

I can't install Windows because I have no Win disc or whatever

You can download it from Microsoft website.

And then? What should I do?

There is no way to solve this without going through Windows?

Like saving the data and installing Fedora with some extra options or something like that?

Just boot from Fedora LiveCD, backup all data you need to external storage, then start GParted and convert MBR to GPT (this will cause loss of all data). Then create first 256M vfat (FAT32) partition for UEFI System Partition and partitions you need for OS installation. Install Windows, then Fedora in UEFI mode both.

Mmm... I see...

alternatively, with virtualization you don't need to deal with these partition designs and still might fit your needs

Yes, but not hers

She wants to move on to linux

But as she's used to Windows, the idea was keeping Windows for a while meantime she gets used

But as she's used to Windows, the idea was keeping Windows for a while meantime she gets used

VirtualBox + Fedora in it.

Yes, but that's not a simple thing for her. The easiest way is just dual boot and picking

She's science student, uses the computer for simple tasks and her courses

Don't ask her Virtual Machine and stuff.

Lenovo machines come with onekey recovery . do you have one key image backup ?

It's not simple if you're not used to it

Where should it be?

I thought this was for you

And now it's for "her"

If it's in the BIOS surely I have it

No, no it's not for me

I said it before "it's not even my netbook"

Kk

I'm installing this for my friend. She wants to leave Windows

Usually there's a separate partition

Yes

Does yoga has reset pin ?

That usually invokes one key recovery system

Uhm... let me check...

Where should I find that reset pin?

Reste button?

There's a reset button

Near USB maybe ?

ERROR: S client not available

No, next to the start button

Is tiny but it exists

Like this maybe

yes

Options: Normal Startup, BIOS setup, Boot menu, System recovery

But as she's used to Windows, the idea was keeping Windows for a while meantime she gets used

No need to

The harder the replacement the better one gets into it

Done

LOL

I just choosed Recovery and it went perfect

I had to do nothing!

Its working now ?

Perfectly

I'm on her Fedora now

I can't access Windows files though, it says it's hibernating...

I'll try to rescue her stuff

OK, Windows refuse to work but Linux does work

Can I access to Windows partition from live media? So I can copy everything and leave her with Fedora working virtually alone

I think you can't do that

If she had win 10 or win 8 before, if it is hibernated you can't access those drives

I can't access Windows files though, it says it's hibernating...

There's a thing you can do.to mount them anyway

Ah, no, got stuck again

You can remove hiberfile

Or run sudo ntfsfix /dev/sdXY

It doesn't look like Windows 10

Rather like a mobile Windows 8 or so

Mmm... that's interesting. Let me try to start Fedora. Is getting stuck again

If at least I could see what Fedora is doing while booting I would know if it's really stuck or just taking too much time

You can remove hiberfile

removing hyberfile is not a great solution...

Why not?

can fuck up the ntfs filesystem