Re: Fedora 36 update vs broadcom-wl

| From: Nicolas Chauvet | This is documented in our CommonBugs | https://rpmfusion.org/CommonBugs#System-upgrade%20and%20kmod(-nvidia)%20issue Ahh. I glanced over that and assumed that it was about nvidia. Perhaps it could be made clearer that nvidia is just one instance of the problem. "Syst

Fedora 36 update vs broadcom-wl

(I also sent this to ) I have an 11-year-old netbook. The WiFi hardware needs the broadcom-wl driver from RPM Fusion. The Fedora upgrade from 35 to 36 worked fine, including keeping/updating broadcom-wl. But WiFi didn't work. The desktop didn't even see the device. I needed to issue the co

Re: nvida 3:390.25 eats all my cpus

| From: h...@mimosa.com | Date: Wed, 21 Feb 2018 08:57:00 + | After the updates, my system was extremely sluggish. The CPU has 4 | cores and 8 hyperthreads. Top says gnome-shell is using close to 800% | of a CPU -- in other words, all that it can. (I run top by sshing into | the system f

downgrading nvidia drivers [was Re: nvida 3:390.25 eats all mu cpus]

| From: D. Hugh Redelmeier | | | From: Ed Greshko | | | Have you tried just "dnf downgrade akmod-nvidia"? | | Now I have. It worked well. Thanks! | | GDM seems to be confused but with patience I can get to my familiar | (GNOME) desktop and get back to work. This worked for a

Re: nvida 3:390.25 eats all mu cpus

| From: Reindl Harald | understaning the boot process of my systems is something self-evindent for me | from the day i bought my first PC - likely the reason why i never needed to | reinstall any OS be it windows or linux from scratch That would suggest that you are insane :-) (I mean that as a

Re: nvida 3:390.25 eats all mu cpus

| From: Dave Pawson | Maybe (I may be wrong). | I have a note: | | #Show the boot information. | #edit /boot/grub/grub.conf On an EFI system, /boot/efi/EFI/fedora/grub.cfg. Most systems these days have EFI, but most of those are willing to emulate the old fashioned BIOS / MBR regime. Generall

Re: how does one view replies to messages on this list?

| From: Dave Pawson I infer that I've rubbed you the wrong way. Sorry. | AFAIK, yours is the first such request. No, there is already a bugzilla entry about this. | You complain about Hyperkitty yet suggest it? I didn't pick Hyperkitty. I did not presume to suggest a replacement. | If I ke

Re: how does one view replies to messages on this list?

| From: Dave Pawson | On 21 February 2018 at 21:57, D. Hugh Redelmeier wrote: | > Lots of folks prefer Forum-style interaction rather than email lists. | > Hyperkitty, if it worked, could make a mailing list act like a forum | > for those who want that. | And for those who prefer em

Re: nvida 3:390.25 eats all mu cpus

| From: Nicolas Chauvet | You need to report this to nvidia. ___ rpmfusion-users mailing list -- rpmfusion-users@lists.rpmfusion.org To unsubscr

Re: how does one view replies to messages on this list?

| From: Sérgio Basto | By forum, you mean | https://lists.rpmfusion.org/archives/list/rpmfusion-users@lists.rpmfusion.org/2018/1/ ? Yes. I thought that this was a forum since I found the list via this forum-like archive AND when one signs up, the default is not to send any mail to the user.

Re: nvida 3:390.25 eats all mu cpus

| From: Ed Greshko | Have you tried just "dnf downgrade akmod-nvidia"? Now I have. It worked well. Thanks! GDM seems to be confused but with patience I can get to my familiar (GNOME) desktop and get back to work. ___ rpmfusion-users mailing list --

Re: nvida 3:390.25 eats all mu cpus

| From: Nicolas Chauvet | Please attach the archive generated by nvidia-bug-report.sh on the | driver stack you are currently experiencing issue. I cannot do that from the console -- it is catatonic. Normally, I use X forwarding with ssh. I supressed it with "-x". The ssh session did not know