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Applications and Porting / Re: Chromium for Ubuntu
« on: November 24, 2024, 12:03:20 pm »
I am trying to build Chromium from 0, following the wiki/raptor guide but unfortunately I blocked myself in the part where you have to enter the exact version of the Clag compiler that Chromium uses. Raptor recommends using the specific version of the moment and from a link where to see it and the link shows this result: Clang_revision = 'LLVMORG-20-ARST-9764-GB81D8E90'

The problem is that it does not work in every way, whether I take it as it is, it gives me error of syntax because it only wants it to numbers, entering only the numbers I see. I can't understand how to take this number of clan version, to give it correctly. I also searched on the web but I can't find it in the same way. The mistakes that gives me are always the same:
Unable to connect to a repository at url 'https://llvm.org/svn/llvm-project/llvm/trunk'

Access To '/Svn/LLVM-PROJECT/LLVM/TRUNK' FORBIDDEN
Does anyone know how to get this correct number of Clag Version?

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Operating Systems and Porting / Re: [NEWS] Fedora 41 is out!
« on: November 18, 2024, 02:59:17 pm »
Exactly, this time Fedora has outdone itself with a bug so big that it compromises the entire distro. I strongly advise you not to update because you will lose everything if you do not have another distro installed on another hard disk to be able to download all the files you may need... Be very careful!

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Operating Systems and Porting / Re: [NEWS] Fedora 41 is out!
« on: November 18, 2024, 05:58:40 am »
Exactly what I wrote in the previous two posts... From petit boot, you select a version of Fedora 41 with any Kernel that is installed and it immediately writes "INITRD error and does not boot... I'm sure that it is not a Kernel problem since it does it with any you use and I had installed 3 other Kernels in addition to the last one that until the previous use with Fedora 40 worked perfectly. The problem is at startup, at boot...

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Applications and Porting / Chromium for Ubuntu
« on: November 17, 2024, 11:16:00 am »
By chance I re -examined the Hardisk where I had installed Ubuntu 20.04, I had dismantled it about 3 years ago as it had too many small bugs and in the meantime Debian 11 had arrived which I had liked much more than Debian 10 and so I went to Debian. I noticed with my great surprise that in the meantime, after years, they finally resolved those ugly and annoying bugs that compromised the proper functioning of Firefox and that did not work completely working Thunderbird. I said incredible Wow, considering how little I see used Ubuntu in our Cominita Power, compared to Fedora and Debian above all. I must say that now I am using it again with good satisfaction, however, I miss the only thing and that I cannot use Chromium despite being Ubuntu a direct debian derivative. I was wondering and I would also ask Raptor that I take care of Chromium, is it not possible to have repositories compatible for Chromium? I tried to use those of Debian 12 before and 11 after but nothing. I managed to install the key, the repositories, on the other hand, obviously do not go even if in reality when I try to update after putting the reposoarths, he loads them almost all except one that ignores and I think it happens because they are not the right ones for Ubuntu. I was wondering if there was a way, as Ubuntu was a Debian derivative, to be able to install Chromium too ...

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Operating Systems and Porting / Re: [NEWS] Fedora 41 is out!
« on: November 14, 2024, 03:06:58 pm »
Guys I confirm that currently Fedora 41, at least as far as I'm concerned, has a large system bug that does not even allow the start. After updating mine and lost it, I reformed everything and redo the installation from scratch. Well even by doing this, at the time of the start from Petit Boot, Initrd and end error does not start. So watch out for those who want to update ...

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Operating Systems and Porting / Re: Debian 12 status?
« on: November 04, 2024, 12:33:52 pm »
I did what you told me Daniel, I signed up to the Debian mailing list and after they sent me the acceptance response to the subscription, I immediately sent an email to the address: debian-bugs-rc@lists.debian.org and I exposed there the problem of Kernels that from 6.2.X onwards on 12 do not work. Let's see what they answer me and I hope I wrote in the right place...

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Operating Systems and Porting / Re: [NEWS] Fedora 41 is out!
« on: November 04, 2024, 05:23:09 am »
I upgraded to 41 and boom, after having installed everything correctly, when booting from petit boot it tells me an initrd error and Fedora doesn't start anymore... It's incredible how an upgrade can actually break everything, it's never happened to me with anything. But unfortunately you have to expect anything from Fedora, luckily I switched to Debian a long time ago as my first choice because honestly Fedora always disappoints me, every time I use it it always has a thousand problems and now it's even completely broken after the upgrade, a real disgrace with all due respect!

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Operating Systems and Porting / Re: Debian 12 status?
« on: October 29, 2024, 12:51:03 pm »
Daniel I was also thinking of taking the problem directly to the Debian forums at this point, can you tell me which are the main forums where I can write and bring the problem? From what I understand the problem is not only for us on Power but also on other architectures they are having problems with Debian 12 on the new Kernels... This problem must be solved once and for all because it is absurd not to be able to use the new Kernels on the latest version of Debian and then on the old Debian instead everything works perfectly it makes no sense... I updated because now on 11 they do nothing anymore and they don't update almost anything anymore and we are left behind. I like Gnome 3.38 better than 3.4X but unfortunately now we have to use this but at least everything works damn it...

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Operating Systems and Porting / Re: Debian 12 status?
« on: October 28, 2024, 01:32:27 pm »
Yet back then when I used the Kernel with 4K pages for a while on Fedora, which also had big problems with the Kernel in 64K version, it was enough to change the setting in the Kernel with 4K pages options and it worked. In any case, the mystery remains of what could have changed from Kernel 6.2.X onwards and what above all was changed in Debian 12 compared to Debian 11, to give these problems now...

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Operating Systems and Porting / Re: Debian 12 status?
« on: October 27, 2024, 12:57:35 pm »
I tried to compile a 6.11.4 kernel with 4K pages after updating the firmware but it still doesn't work. However, I was unable to update the mesa drivers, it tells me they are up to date but probably another procedure is needed to install them. I then decided to compile a 6.1.114 long-term support kernel and that works fine and I'm using it now while waiting for the problems for the new Kernels to be resolved. I have been able to verify that the problem occurs from version 6.2.X onwards, something has been changed in the Kernel and Debian 12 no longer works. However, the thing that I still don't understand is why Debian 11, which is older, works fine with all Kernels including 6.11.X, while Debian 12 doesn't work... A regression that I don't understand...

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In any case I don't understand one thing Daniel, if Kernel 6.1.X works, why shouldn't the subsequent ones? What changes from 6.2 onwards to give these problems? In fact it seems that it is always a graphics card problem because I noticed that it loads the Kernel regularly and then when it has to do the classic switch from AST to Radeon, the list screen that it executes when it loads comes back and then it freezes at that point... So it really seems that it doesn't switch to the graphics card. I wonder if in fact as you said, if you try to update the mesa drivers and the firmware, as you made me do at the time to start the Radeon on Debian 10, the thing can be resolvable but I also wonder how it is possible that 6.1 works at this point given this problem if it is this, of firmware and mesa drivers... Maybe from 6.2 there are new AMD Radeon drivers that need these updates and therefore it is not on purpose but at this point I wonder, why on Debian 11 it works fine with any new Kernel and Debian 12 which in theory should start already more updated, does not work anymore? Is it possible that the firmware of Debian 12 is older than the one you made me update at the time on 10 and 11? Or that the Mesa drivers are older than those in the same way? All this is very strange...In any case I entered the repositories to update the firmware and then I ran the update and it actually updated some parts of AMD GPU, then I tried to search for a Mesa update but it tells me they are updated but the version it brings me is 22 and I think that instead it should be updated to 24 if I'm not mistaken... Is it possible to update the Mesa drivers to the latest stable version? If so, what commands should be executed?

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So it's a known issue on 12 as far as I can see damn. Using the default one which is 6.1.32 it works fine but I might try to compile a 6.11.X with 4K pages at this point... at least see if it works like that...

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Yes you are right indeed, it makes no sense that they should enter into other people's private lives without even knowing how things really are and then discredit people as a result. I hope you can fix things for the best anyway, listen Daniel, when you can try to read my just opened post about the new Kernel problems on Debian 12, I need support from someone like you who knows Debian well and develops... Thanks in advance!

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Operating Systems and Porting / Problems with new Kernels on Debian 12
« on: October 20, 2024, 03:29:07 pm »
Guys I redid the correct installation of Debian 12, at the time I had made a mistake because I had put a repository that had brought Debian from 11 to 12 but had not updated the repositories and I had not therefore noticed this lack and in fact Debian broke at a certain point. I had returned to 11, I used it until yesterday but today I wanted to do the correct procedure to update to 12. Well after having done everything and also installed the repositories correctly, modifying the file /etc/apt/source.list, I tried to compile the latest kernel 6.11.4 but unfortunately it does not work. Even those that I had previously compiled and installed for Debian 11 such as 6.10.1 or 6.11.2 do not work and then I understood that there is something that does not work in Debian 12 for the new Kernels. The only one that works is its 6.1.32. Do you have any idea what is missing and what needs to be changed to make Debian 12 work properly with the latest Kernels? Could it be that I am missing the backport repository in the list and that is why I cannot install new Kernels? As long as I used Debian 11 there were no problems and all the latest Kernels always worked, I don't understand... :-\

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I completely agree with Classic, I don't think Risc V can compete with the Power architecture, let's say it's a world apart.

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