[NEWS] Fedora 41 is out!

[atomicdog]

The scp command needs the -o option.
Someone recently on this forum had that problem, it has something to do with new default settings in scp.

[jcsiblesei]

The scp command needs the -o option.
Someone recently on this forum had that problem, it has something to do with new default settings in scp.

Note: Uppercase -O, not lowercase -o. And I think it was this post:

the scp transfer worked after I added the option -O, I found that on a forum: "it an issue with OpenSSH client. Since OpenSSH 9.0, the client uses SFTP protocol by default. To use the legacy protocol, the -O option must be specified."

[markr87]

Thank you @atomicdog and jcsiblesei for the help.  Yes it is an uppercase oh  (O).  My other operating systems are working again, sadly my original Fedora 40 is not booting still.  The drive is not corrupted and is readable so I can get all my data off of it.
The thing I don't understand is pnor was still showing version 2.3.  The only clue it had downgraded was the linux version had reverted to 4.19.  To upgrade the pnor you have to ssh in from another computer and enter passwords, it then deletes the existing and writes the new version.  How did upgrading from Fedora 40 to 41 change my pnor?

[rheaplex]

Chromium is running stably on the latest dnf update on my T2/AMD box. 

[atomicdog]

I don't see how (or why) a Fedora install would change the pnor. There is a write protect switch on the motherboard that will prevent the BMC from writing to the FLASH chips.