The machine is 32-bit.

They are the usual 18650's.

Who says? Their site has 32-bit isos for every release.

Workstation doesnt.

Also with t420 you can just replace the cells.

Yeah I know, but I need a completely new one

I'm on Fedora KDE

Spins

Who says? Their site has 32-bit isos for every release.

Fedora developers. 32 bit version has no maintainers and testers.

My old one wasn't a 9 cell

The machine is 32-bit.

What exactly CPU? Intel Atom?

Who says? Their site has 32-bit isos for every release.

https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/Stop_Building_i686_Kernels

So yeah, 32 bit gets zero developer attention with a miniscule userbase.

What exactly CPU? Intel Atom?

No, it's a pentium

So yeah, 32 bit gets zero developer attention with a miniscule userbase.

Oh

No, it's a pentium

What Pentium? Most of them support x86_64, so you must switch to x86_64 version of Fedora.

https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Changes/Stop_Building_i686_Kernels

Damn, that's fine though, it's just a backup/extra machine. I had Parrot Home on it earlier. But it broke after an upgrade and I thought why not distrohop ;)

What Pentium? Most of them support x86_64, so you must switch to x86_64 version of Fedora.

No, it's a 32-bit processor

No, it's a 32-bit processor

Run cat /proc/cpuinfo | fpaste and show us link

Maybe I'll just put Arch-32 on it

Maybe I'll just put Arch-32 on it

Arch will shut down 32-bit arch too soon.

Arch will shut down 32-bit arch too soon.

Already has, arch-32 is a shoddily maintained fork.

Arch will shut down 32-bit arch too soon.

No, Arch-32 is a non-official separate distro. Arch had shutdown 32-bit support a while ago

All major distributions will stop i686 support.

It's a pentium(R) Dual-core E5300 @ 2.60GHz

Maybe I'll just put Arch-32 on it

Look, the kernel developers, the actual linux kernel ones, have stopped caring about 32 bit. The arch is ancient, noone is fixing things for it anymore.

It's a pentium(R) Dual-core E5300 @ 2.60GHz

It support x86_64.

https://ark.intel.com/products/35300/Intel-Pentium-Processor-E5300-2M-Cache-2-60-GHz-800-MHz-FSB-

Everyone wants to move onto 64 bit and even those that are made for older machines are considering only i686

I know it guys, it's just an extra WORKING computer that I have lying around that I use as a backup for internet browsing and what not if my laptop is down or not with me at the moment

I know it guys, it's just an extra WORKING computer that I have lying around that I use as a backup for internet browsing and what not if my laptop is down or not with me at the moment

Then go 64 bit as it seems to support that.

But it doesn't boot a 64-bit live USB

restorecon -R /home

Thanks.

But it doesn't boot a 64-bit live USB

Have you written it with Fedora Media Writer and tried different usbs?

If the cpu states 64 bit support it has 64 bit support.

Yes, not only Fedora, I tried other distros as well

I use either Etcher or dd

I use either Etcher or dd

Use Fedora Media Writer.

okay

Use Fedora Media Writer.

what's wrong with dd?

what's wrong with dd?

Dunno, but even I couldn't burn fedora with dd

this child-parent thing can look weird in cimpoter world

?

Dunno, but even I couldn't burn fedora with dd

worked for me for every iso

Still, might break something without understanding the packages

How? Dependencies are resolved by themselves. If you see that something in your core desktop is going to be deleted, you simply type no.

worked for me for every iso

It didn't for me, and a couple of times destroyed my memories. Besides, why using something else when you already have a native app?

dd is also native

fedora writer isn't

and if you want to burn a ubuntu or manjaro...

Once I removed baloo because it keep crashing and I don't know wtf it is. And dnf took almost the entire DE as dependencies and removed them because I didn't check the messages?

Well, that's your fault. You should read first before accepting. It's like signing a contract, you know? Read the small letter first. ?

fedora writer isn't

It is to Fedora. And we're using Fedora.

and if you want to burn a ubuntu or manjaro...

I used Fedora Media Writer as well. What else?

and if you want to burn a ubuntu or manjaro...

That works without a problem.

nothing, dd is a simple command line tool that works for me

I use dd too.

How? Dependencies are resolved by themselves. If you see that something in your core desktop is going to be deleted, you simply type no.

Yeah, that's where TLDR becomes a problem

Why people is so allergic to read?

Why people is so allergic to read?

It takes time and patience. I'm practicing now?

I would say for most of the softwares/tools, manpages are easy to read already

I would say for most of the softwares/tools, manpages are easy to read already

Not really, I had a hard time to understand, for example, man find

Simplify manpages means hiding more information

https://alvinalexander.com/unix/edu/examples/find.shtml This saved me. Example is the best way to explain a thing.

Not really, I had a hard time to understand, for example, man find

I agree that some tools like find, awk, grep are too complex to use

It takes time and patience. I'm practicing now?

It doesn't. A short text like a list of updates should be read in a few seconds.

I mean, it's not like you're reading War & Peace by Tolstoi, it's a few lines text in a console.

It is ok for me to read the manpages and search by key words use /, ?

It doesn't. A short text like a list of updates should be read in a few seconds.

That's before you make the decision of tldr. After you made the tldr dicision, it doesn't matter how easy to understand the document is. And I feel that's one of my problem.

That's before you make the decision of tldr. After you made the tldr dicision, it doesn't matter how easy to understand the document is. And I feel that's one of my problem.

No, that's before One needs to take a quick read to the text to decide is too long for reading.

No, that's before One needs to take a quick read to the text to decide is too long for reading.

Quick read. Yeah I should practice that?

dnf search phpmyadmin, or place it manually into your project.

Thanks...everything now works fine...I have to say...minimal kde on fedora give similar experience as kde neon...smooth??

It support x86_64.

Surprisingly it booted a 64-bit OS this time. Thanks for clarifying :)

When'll Fedora 29 go stable?

restorecon -R /home

After re-installation of the 64-bit version, this wasn't needed for some reason......

After re-installation of the 64-bit version, this wasn't needed for some reason......

Because you already set the selinux permissions once.

They are stored on the filesystem.

Oh...

Are they on /home?

Cause / is reformatted

When'll Fedora 29 go stable?

October 30, 2018

October 30, 2018

Ah, real soon ?

I found relatively new WiFi drivers for my card

They must not have random disconnect issue

Haha, yes. The status of Fedora is GO

this is awesome. we're planning to start rolling it out at work soon (for those laggards that are currently on F27)

LOL laggards.... ?

I found relatively new WiFi drivers for my card

Do not install any third-party drivers on Fedora. After doing that you will need to reinstall your system.

Do not install any third-party drivers on Fedora. After doing that you will need to reinstall your system.

They're from the RTL new repo on git

Extracted from the Linux kernel I think

They're from the RTL new repo on git

Never use sudo make install on Fedora. It will destroy your system!

https://github.com/lwfinger/rtlwifi_new/tree/extended

Never use sudo make install on Fedora. It will destroy your system!

@Wolfshappen is that true?

I don't think so...

@Wolfshappen is that true?

Make install will generate lots of untracked by package manager files and can overwrite important system files. You system will be unstable after doing that.

You must use only package manager to install any software on package-based distributions.

@Wolfshappen is that true?

Depends on the tool but i generally do not recommend it either.

And you cannot uninstall anything installed by make install.

ONLY things like dolphin-emu that are able to install locally in a folder with no global libs maybe.

But all system libs, all big applications and whatnot strongly, very strongly prefer dnf.

ONLY things like dolphin-emu that are able to install locally in a folder with no global libs maybe.

They're WiFi drivers.. https://github.com/lwfinger/rtlwifi_new/tree/extended RTL8822BE

They're WiFi drivers.. https://github.com/lwfinger/rtlwifi_new/tree/extended RTL8822BE

Especially that should come from the kernel tree.