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Hi friends

Hi friends

Welcome aboard. :)

HI folks, I tried burning a DVD with Fedora, I actually tried several times and wasted a lot of DVDs. It doesn't work. So my question is does Fedora boot from a DVD? Or it *must* be a USB stick? Thanks in advance.

HI folks, I tried burning a DVD with Fedora, I actually tried several times and wasted a lot of DVDs. It doesn't work. So my question is does Fedora boot from a DVD? Or it *must* be a USB stick? Thanks in advance.

Did you use Brasero?

What tool did you use?

K3B?

I used to burn ISO files to DVD using the command line.

I stopped using graphical tool due to the same bad experience you shared.

What tool did you use?

I used Anyburn on Windows 8.1 and Windows 10, because I had no Linux to use for that. But now I think about it, I'll try my last DVD with Linux, maybe it works.

Fedora Media Writer has no option for DVD only USB/SD memory

I used Anyburn on Windows 8.1 and Windows 10, because I had no Linux to use for that. But now I think about it, I'll try my last DVD with Linux, maybe it works.

Maybe the CD/DVD unit is broken.

Maybe the CD/DVD unit is broken.

No, I did it from two different computers

No, I did it from two different computers

Did you verify the integrity of the ISO image?

And the unit works at least in one of them, I burnt a Windows ISO for my friend (computer's owner) to use in case anything breaks, and that DVD works perfectly.

Did you verify the integrity of the ISO image?

Yes, I did. I actually downloaded it twice.

The Fedora DVD fails to work in more than one Desktop/Laptop or only in yours?

A laptop and a desktop.

But the aforementioned Win DVD does work. So it's not computer's hardware.

This is another option: http://infrarecorder.org/?page_id=5

The very first time I burned a Linux ISO I used this tool.

It is another option to the one you are using.

Who knows?

Yes, I will try one last time. I have no DVDs left and no money to waste.

My only problem with OpenSuSe is that I can't get to install Recipes there.

This is another option: http://infrarecorder.org/?page_id=5

Use a nero and butn iso file

Nero is Windows and I already tried two tools in Windows. I don't think that changing to yet another will work.

Yes, I will try one last time. I have no DVDs left and no money to waste.

Or u can bot use usb. Use universal bot installer bro

Yes, I will try one last time. I have no DVDs left and no money to waste.

Also, as I said before, you can use command line: wodim -v dev=/dev/sr0 -dao /path/to/fedora.iso

Or u can bot use usb. Use universal bot installer bro

I can *IF* I have a USB. That I don't

I have no USB stick, I'm not in the position to buy one, and the last USB stick I had and tried to burn an image the app left the stick useless. It's readonly now but doesn't boot anyway.

I have no USB stick, I'm not in the position to buy one, and the last USB stick I had and tried to burn an image the app left the stick useless. It's readonly now but doesn't boot anyway.

Use usb stick to fast bot and fast install.

But I would like to know if Fedora does boot from DVD or not. If not, well I stop trying.

Use usb stick to fast bot and fast install.

I already said that *I have no USB stick and I can't buy one*

I already said that *I have no USB stick and I can't buy one*

Yaa. I am only rekomend u to use usb. To fast and simply boot.

But I would like to know if Fedora does boot from DVD or not. If not, well I stop trying.

Ya fera can use cd "part" and dvd

fera?

@Kohane from InfraRecorder, make sure you select 4X as the write speed. https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/Fedora/20/html/Burning_ISO_images_to_disc/sect-Burning_ISO_images_to_disc-Burning.html#sect-Burning_ISO_images_to_disc-Burning-Windows 4.1.2.1. Using InfraRecorder

Okay. Yes, I'll try.

Anyway, my question was "Does Fedora boot from a DVD?" Because on the website it's not mentioned and Fedora Media Writer doesn't give that option. So maybe the image doesn't work in a DVD?

Hey guys!

Can you answer me, how I can learn red hat linux and then I want to be a developer in linux

What i should do?

Anyway, my question was "Does Fedora boot from a DVD?" Because on the website it's not mentioned and Fedora Media Writer doesn't give that option. So maybe the image doesn't work in a DVD?

Well, few weeks ago at @fedoralatam a Fedora Ambassador used a DVD to install Fedora.

For me, CD/DVD are legacy, the art is the only thing I miss.

Yes, but those are completely ancient, it doesn't apply to the present case @pionen

Back then the image was roughly 600/700 MB and now is 1,3 GB

There were DVD's too.

they used to have GNOME and KDE.

yes, I remember, but it was long ago

I actually had those, they were my first Fedora

Ugh, I love that Linux sysadmins contest already.

And moreover, I can't proceed for 1h20m already because they have unnamed "technical issues".

Since when Fedora using LVM PV2 format for automatic installation?.

Since when Fedora using LVM PV2 format for automatic installation?.

Since 23 at least

Server or Desktop? Server allocates ~15gb only to fedora root but uses all space for the lvm, just resize the lvm partition and use xfs_growfs to online resize the root partition

Ugh.

That contest was weird.

Only 5 tasks.

1. Set up a git repo and add a public key. 2. Add a public key that would allow user to access repo as read only. 3. Set up LDAP with given data. 4. Set /share/in as writeable and /share/out as read only for ldap users. 5. On creating file in /share/in automatically copy it to /share/out with .out extention.

I mean, what?

1. Set up a git repo and add a public key. 2. Add a public key that would allow user to access repo as read only. 3. Set up LDAP with given data. 4. Set /share/in as writeable and /share/out as read only for ldap users. 5. On creating file in /share/in automatically copy it to /share/out with .out extention.

Ew, ldap Maybe they just wanted to ask if you know basic scripting and access control?

ERROR: S client not available

Ew, ldap Maybe they just wanted to ask if you know basic scripting and access control?

Maybe.

But it really looks like if they had initial tasks leaked 24h ago and had to come up with new tasks.

And weird technical problems.

Dunno, will see.

As I see it now, it was just a kind of time attack.

Since 23 at least

Dang, I just coughing. Even my Debian is encrypted with LUKS, I still don't understand.

Eh, the only weird point would've been ldap but thats because its not as often used by someone

I ran into two big issues while doing that. First is, unit test didn't work with elinks. It worked with w3m, which had some weird encoding issues I wasn't able to fix. So, I initially thought that I have errors in solution.

Anyway, my question was "Does Fedora boot from a DVD?" Because on the website it's not mentioned and Fedora Media Writer doesn't give that option. So maybe the image doesn't work in a DVD?

Yes, it does. I just tried and works.

And 2nd is that I had to set up LDAP, so ldap user would be able to login via ssh with password.

Dang, I just coughing. Even my Debian is encrypted with LUKS, I still don't understand.

Why exactly?

If you tell debian to encrypt your data when installing it will do so

But they disabled password login via ssh for all users except ubuntu user.

And I didn't see that.

My bad, I think.

But I burn the DVD on Linux

And I didn't see that.

Neither they mentioned that they edited /etc/ssh/sshd_config in any way.

I thought that I had troubles with LDAP, not in SSHD.

Because unit-test doesn't say where problem is.

If you tell debian to encrypt your data when installing it will do so

I don't understand how to resize LVM volume.

Ew, ldap Maybe they just wanted to ask if you know basic scripting and access control?

In the list of themes they had: OpenVPN Proxy-server Mail server Spam filtration Antivirus iptables filtration Routing Web-server Linux kernel

I don't understand how to resize LVM volume.

Use vgdisplay to see how much space is left, then use lvresize -L +XG (x=how much to add) /dev/$volumegroupname/root

Volumegroupname will most likely be fedora

Among those, I only used inotify.

Which is related to Linux kernel.

In the list of themes they had: OpenVPN Proxy-server Mail server Spam filtration Antivirus iptables filtration Routing Web-server Linux kernel

>eyewashingvirus

Git is not related to those, neither is LDAP.

>eyewashingvirus

Hmm?

Hmm?

Ever teaching any current Antivirus Solution is like literally buying Magic Solution from a 1900's "Doctor" on the Street

Ever teaching any current Antivirus Solution is like literally buying Magic Solution from a 1900's "Doctor" on the Street

Hah.

Well, whatever, it wasn't included in the contest in any way.