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User Zone / Re: Graphics Card install

« on: December 18, 2019, 02:54:52 pm »

apparently Meclort has abandoned us now ... guys is there someone else who has done this procedure and knows how to solve our problems?

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User Zone / Re: Graphics Card install

« on: December 17, 2019, 01:03:42 pm »

Guys I rectify my last message, I'm checking the command line that MPC said was different, actually it was copied exactly, only on the forum did it come up with spaces. Such as. you can see the sequence is correct and when I do the cp command, it returns this error to me ... Merklot you have to intervene and let me kindly understand what is happening because I have copied everything as it is done on the guide, it worked everything up to here, now it is strange that from this error ...

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User Zone / Re: Fedora Linux Thread

« on: December 17, 2019, 07:43:22 am »

be very careful because the first time it happened to me to update Ubuntu from 19.04 to 19.10. Having installed the Gnome by default, when the system updates, automatically downloads and installs the Gnome 3.34 and if they have not yet corrected the problem, as soon as you restart with the updated system, once you get to the login screen you will be irreversibly blocked and you will not be able to do anything else that re-install everything ... The problem as I said earlier is with Gnome, not Fedora or Ubuntu. He does it in all the distros that have the possibility to install the Gnome 3.34 ... Siteadmin, excuse me then, I was not aware of this thing from you in America. With us if you reproduce original material then there are no problems and you can talk about it freely ... I didn't know

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User Zone / Re: Graphics Card install

« on: December 17, 2019, 07:33:28 am »

MPC I checked the command line you posted, if you notice the original of the guide, you will notice that it is exactly the one I posted, if I do copy and paste, obviously I don't go to think that there are more spaces otherwise I would go to intervene. Also while in the line that you had previously pointed out to me, it gave me error of excessive arguments, in this case it takes the command and makes you continue so I could not imagine ... In any case this evening I try in the mode you posted and then I go to redo the command that gives me the error of which I spoke yesterday, let's see if correcting the previous line, I can go on. But at this point it is necessary to report to Meclort because even when you do the NVRAM update in petit boot, the line which is then reported as a guide also has too much space and consequently the system returns an error. Too much space is found after 0 at the end of the line ...

# nvram -p ibm, skiboot --update-config fast-reset = 0

 this is the line with the extra space at the end that makes you get out of error, on this I realized and I corrected it, on the others I made a copy paste and I didn't realize it

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User Zone / Re: Graphics Card install

« on: December 17, 2019, 01:14:34 am »

it seems strange to me because I copied exactly without touching anything, the line that comes out in my previous message has different spaces but I don't remember that there were in the original that I copied ... very strange ... I'll check this evening and I see if it is actually how it comes out in my message but in any case it has not even returned errors like too many arguments in the line ... I honestly don't understand ...

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User Zone / Re: Graphics Card install

« on: December 16, 2019, 04:17:46 pm »

So I'll give you a summary, after doing those steps where I was stuck, I went to the part where you must first download and then apply the kernel patches.

[user @ bb git] $ cd fedora /
[user @ bb fedora] $ wget https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/amd/uploads/f8c299fc4fd373a8cbc380f348204b61/0001-amdgpu-Prepare-DCN-floating-point-macros-for-generic.patch
[user @ bb fedora] $ wget https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/amd/uploads/7d194992837c8706ca5966b682d5680b/0002-amdgpu-Enable-initial-DCN-support-on-POWER.patch
[user @ bb fedora] $ wget https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/amd/uploads/86353afdb43409add84005cef8c5abc0/0003-amdgpu-Wrap-FPU-dependent-functions-in-dc20.patch
[user @ bb fedora] $ git am * .patch

Up to this point no problem, he did everything according to the guide.
Then he tells me to do this command:
[user @ bb fedora] $ sed -i 's / .num_dsc = 5, // g' drivers / gpu / drm / amd / display / dc / dcn20 / dcn20_resource.c
Without this the system has not returned any error to me and so I went ahead in the procedure and I got to the point where it tells me to configure the kernel and to do it you must enter that famous command that I posted and that does not work ... And I got so stuck ... Last step is the command line that you see immediately above or the one where you talk about drivers and diplay ...

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User Zone / Re: Fedora Linux Thread

« on: December 16, 2019, 03:50:58 pm »

only at the moment I think there is no other solution because as I said in the previous posts there is a big bug in GNOME 3.34 and I don't even know if they know that there is this problem. Can you wait and solve the problem? How much time will pass? I think you should do as I did, xfce doesn't weigh and it's a good alternative in my opinion ... then you do ...

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User Zone / Re: Graphics Card install

« on: December 16, 2019, 03:37:15 pm »

I admit not being practical on linux by now you all know it, but some things I still know I can distinguish ... no, I had even tried to write it directly to the command but nothing always knows the same error to me ...

MauryPower9 @ localhost fedora] $ cp /boot/config-*.ppc64le .config
cp: the target '.config' is not a directory
[MauryPower9 @ localhost fedora] $

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User Zone / Re: Fedora Linux Thread

« on: December 16, 2019, 02:43:38 pm »

In my opinion if you install xfce first and then from inside xfce give the commands to install gnome, the problem no longer exists. I didn't have any problems doing this and I'm still using Fedora 31 with GNOME. Same for Ubuntu, if you install gnome directly from the server version, just reload with gnome nothing works and crashes irreversibly if instead you install it from xfce then restarting it works great and gives you no more problems.

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User Zone / Re: Graphics Card install

« on: December 16, 2019, 02:34:45 pm »

Guys then, I'll update you on the procedure, MPC you were right, obviously I was wrong to write some characters and didn't take the commands, I did the copy and I managed to make some commands operational. However unfortunately arrived at the command user @ bb fedora] $ cp /boot/config-*.ppc64le .config, the system returns me error telling me: cp: the objective '.config' is not a directory
I have always done the copy paste exactly as for all the commands up to here carried out and gone to good time ... How come now it gives me error and doesn't make me continue? Where the hell is the mistake this time?

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User Zone / Re: Graphics Card install

« on: December 16, 2019, 11:26:50 am »

ok then I'll do as you say, I copied the exact line but it is possible that I made some mistakes that I didn't see.  Thanks for your clarification MPC, I try and let you know

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User Zone / Re: Graphics Card install

« on: December 16, 2019, 07:09:23 am »

yes MPC those commands I had already executed them, only that as soon as I make the passage number 4, it returns me error telling me that it does not find the repositories relative to the command or that it is missing connection to internet that instead there is and is regular ... I wanted to understand which commands I have to execute before those you wrote, regarding the fedora guide on kernel customization, that's my problem, I don't understand what I have to do at that point, what commands I have to use, in that guide it talks about many things but I don't know which one to use for me in my case ...

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User Zone / Re: Fedora Linux Thread

« on: December 16, 2019, 07:04:42 am »

We would ask that you please refrain from any discussion on decrypting commercial DRM-protected media on these forums.  While we are aware that legality varies worldwide, we are US based and this is not something we can tolerate on these boards as a result.

Our official stance is to obtain the media in non-DRM protected form -- for instance, record it from an OTA TV showing (most ATSC/DVB tuners work great wirh unencrypted broadcasts on POWER including software like MythTV), or to simply play the media on an authorized device (i.e. a standalone Bluray player).

It also wouldn't hurt overall to let the studios know you're wanting to purchase a DRM-free version of the movie since you won't be giving them access to your personal data on your PC just to watch a movie.  Having a higher priced DRM-free variant of a movie (compare CD audio to Sirius, for example) has been something we've wanted the studios to consider for a long time.

Excuseme but I don't understand what you're referring to specifically! I have only said and asked to have information on how to install VLC as I was not able to find it and then I wrote that I wanted to understand how to make everything work better with Bluray, I do not think I have altered anything, I only use ORIGINAL software for DVDs and Bluray so if you think I'm asking for information for non-original material to play you're wrong and very pure! Reproducing original material can be done in any place, both home reader and computer reader, so I repeat I don't understand what your problem is sincerely ... If there is something that has translated badly then it is another matter, using the translator of Google doesn't always come out exactly as you write it, but I don't see it myself ...

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User Zone / Re: Graphics Card install

« on: December 16, 2019, 02:34:08 am »

Meclort so you do not make me understand unfortunately, first of all, the commands in bold where on the kernel creation guide?  If you don't see commands in bold in that guide but only commands written in red and someone written in blue.  Then if that's not what you mean then?

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User Zone / Re: Fedora Linux Thread

« on: December 16, 2019, 02:25:17 am »

I after installing Fedora server, both with 30 before and after 31, I have always performed this procedure. 
1 dnf group install xfce
2 dnf install xorg-x11-drv-evdev lightdm
3 systemctl set-default graphical.target
4 system enable lightdm. 
With these 4 commands you install XFCE, then from inside the XFCE simply install the GNOME and run the GNOME bug itself.