On 9/7/25 1:20 AM, Robert McBroom via users wrote:
On 9/6/25 1:12 PM, Francis Montagnac via users wrote:
On Sat, 6 Sep 2025 11:28:31 -0400
Robert McBroom via users<[email protected]> wrote:
dracut does not build the initramfs for kernel-6.16.5 either still wants
to do something with /etc/fcoe/cfg-*
Try perhaps:
remove the fcoe-utils RPM that provides those /etc/fcoe/cfg-*
files. Check that this will not remove something you need.
then force a reinstall of kernel-core-6.16.5-\*: better IMO than
calling dracut to rebuild the initramfs.
Something thus like this:
dnf remove fcoe-utils
dnf reinstall kernel-core-6.16.5-\*
If still no initramfs, look for dracut in the journal, starting at its
call looking like:
dracut[PID]: Executing: /usr/bin/dracut -f --kernel-image <snip>
Nothing using fcoe was ever installed. reinstall. Created /etc/fcoe from an
earlier suggestion but it did not exist before
:~# rpm -qa|grep fcoe
:~#
:~# dnf remove fcoe-utils
No packages to remove for argument: fcoe-utils
Nothing to do.
:~# dnf remove fcoe*
No packages to remove for argument: fcoe*
Nothing to do.
Using the realtek usb wifi adapters rtl8812au and rtl8822bu. Have had to
pull the rtw88-0.6 driver file from github to get the rtl8812au adapter
to work. Started noticing a reference to /etc/fcoe with some of the
recent kernel updates from the dkms build of the drivers, then with the
6.16.4 kernel the postinstall script failed to build the initramfs. From
the responses thought to try installing fcoe-utils. worked .
dracut --regenerate-all --force built all the initramfs files in /boot.
On a second system with the same problem removing the rtw88-0.6 from
dkms also solved the initramfs build failures. The built in drivers in
the latest kernel work on both usb wifi adapters
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