If you just have Nvidia as a single card. It is on to upgrade.

Here is the great drivers repo that includes cuda support http://negativo17.org/nvidia-driver/

How to install x over wayland in f25?

It is installed. You need to just select Gnome on Xorg from session menu after clicking on your name before entering password

If you just have Nvidia as a single card. It is on to upgrade.

I have a Intel Card as well.. It's a hybrid setup

And now surprisingly, I can't access my NVIDIA GPU using bumblebee.. ?

I think my next buy will be a laptop with a hybrid setup XD

I think my next buy will be a laptop with a hybrid setup XD

Don't buy one until NVIDIA starts respecting the Linux community and develops some real drivers which don't break your system

Don't buy one until NVIDIA starts respecting the Linux community and develops some real drivers which don't break your system

Hahahaha, I'm curious about how to deal with such setup. I hear/read about nouveau, bumblebee, propietary drivers XD. I want to learn about it.

Hahahaha, I'm curious about how to deal with such setup. I hear/read about nouveau, bumblebee, propietary drivers XD. I want to learn about it.

It's a huge mess ?

It's a huge mess ?

?

Here is the great drivers repo that includes cuda support http://negativo17.org/nvidia-driver/

I know about this and I've tried this. Breaks my display

I have read this: https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Bumblebee

And this: https://www.if-not-true-then-false.com/2015/fedora-nvidia-guide/

I know about this and I've tried this. Breaks my display

This doesn't work for new either on dual GPU

which one is better?

I haven't started to setup bumblebee on the fresh F25 setup

@Kohane has said she doens't have problem with her laptop, I was able to run Fedora without issues on a desktop with a NVIDIA card from the College, so ?

I just hope that the new GPU switching while it's great doesn't break bumblebee

And this: https://www.if-not-true-then-false.com/2015/fedora-nvidia-guide/

Holy Moly, this require to downgrade Xorg for Fedora 25... "dnf —releasever=24 downgrade xorg-x11-server-Xorg —allowerasing"

Holy Moly, this require to downgrade Xorg for Fedora 25... "dnf —releasever=24 downgrade xorg-x11-server-Xorg —allowerasing"

Hilarious:)

Hilarious:)

And scary.

Holy Moly, this require to downgrade Xorg for Fedora 25... "dnf —releasever=24 downgrade xorg-x11-server-Xorg —allowerasing"

no need

Im using F25 with native Nvidia driver

Im using F25 with native Nvidia driver

OK one new term: Bumblebee, Propietary, Nouveau and Native Nvidia driver.

Im using F25 with native Nvidia driver

Do you have a hybrid setup?

@Kohane has said she doens't have problem with her laptop, I was able to run Fedora without issues on a desktop with a NVIDIA card from the College, so ?

Becaude Nouveau..Works without issues..

which one is better?

I've tried Bumblebee and it served me well

Do you have a hybrid setup?

I have only ONE graphic card

I have only ONE graphic card

Exactly

even no graphic in chipset

I have only ONE graphic card

I wish there was a way to permanently disable the Intel GPU

I have only ONE graphic card

How is this possible?

How is this possible?

Surprised me too the first time I got to know

You can't NOT have a graphics card..

Without a graphics card — you wouldn't be able to see anything...

OK Folks, I will grab paper and a pencil and take some notes.

Im using F25 with native Nvidia driver

For single card it should just work

My nulled vga is solved.

Switch to X and my vga is detected as intel ironlake

Switch to X and my vga is detected as intel ironlake

Have you filed report to bugzilla already?

Nope, i don't know what my problem is

In detail

goo morning, humanoid

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how to check if i'm running Wayland? ;p

i mean

i run cinnamon and last time i checked it wasn't ported to wayland yet and i updated to F25 and it works. with ps-aux it shows me both Xorg and Xwayland

nothing is broken, i'm just curious

Hello! I tried to make a live USB with mediawriter and a Workstation image. Now the USB stick is as read only but it doesn't work as live either. For some reason, Media Writer crashed midway. I'm using Fedora 24. Does anyone know how to fix it?

The USB stick I mean.

The USB stick I mean.

Is there a diskpart command in Fedora?

You could try to read it, then delete primary partition and create a new one

Then retry the media writer app

But what program or command do I use for this?

Maybe gparted could work

Let me see...

Nautilus shows it as read only

Unplug the usb

I already did that

Close Fedora Media Writer

Yes, done

Open it again.

Plug the sick usb

An option must appear on top of FMW

If it was that easy I wouldn't be asking here

Of course I already did that

ERROR: S client not available

I actually restarted to see if at least it was working as live media but nothing.

If it was that easy I wouldn't be asking here

It is your style.

Yeah, because of that I already tried it.

Work for me.

Maybe the USB is dead.

Is a USB or a SD?

I don't think so. It's been working fine up to now

USB

Nautilus fails every two minutes, I'm not surprised this happened. But I need the USB stick

Gparted shows this: "The driver descriptor says the physical block size is 2048 bytes, but Linux says it is 512 bytes"

Are you using Wayland or X.org?

Xorg as far as I know

And this: "Partition(s) 1 on /dev/sdb have been written, but we have been unable to inform the kernel of the change, probably because it/they are in use. As a result, the old partition(s) will remain in use. You should reboot now before making further changes."

Gparted shows this: "The driver descriptor says the physical block size is 2048 bytes, but Linux says it is 512 bytes"

You will need to delete the existing partition table/filesystem and create a new one.

GParted might help.

I'm using Gparted @pionen

Are you really reading my messages?

And I can't delete a partition that doesn't show up in the list.

I'm using Gparted @pionen

Yeah, sure you tried to wipe it.

No, because it doesn't show up. I only see the ones from my hard drive

No, because it doesn't show up. I only see the ones from my hard drive

Let it go...

Eh?

I know there's a way to solve this but I can't remember right now.

I know there's a way to solve this but I can't remember right now.

Use dmesg to see if the usb is detected. Or check at /dev/ if a new device is added. Figure out the id for the new device added or use su -c "fdisk -l" without the usb plugged, plug the usb run the same command to figure out which is the usb under /dev/ then try this: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=1369458#p1369458

The comment number #3 dd count=1 bs=512 if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sdx && sync

Change sdx by sdc or sdd given the output from su -c 'fdisk -l'

welcome

Hello! I tried to make a live USB with mediawriter and a Workstation image. Now the USB stick is as read only but it doesn't work as live either. For some reason, Media Writer crashed midway. I'm using Fedora 24. Does anyone know how to fix it?

Just use dd to write official ISO to USB.

Remove this broken packages, then run upgrade again.

Gparted shows this: "The driver descriptor says the physical block size is 2048 bytes, but Linux says it is 512 bytes"

Do you need the data on there or just need it to work as a USB drive?

I just need it to work as USB.