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salimma
tested and worked great
Works. Note that this needs some config changes out of the box for those using the stock CentOS kernel, and maybe should be documented in a future update:
- add psi=1 to the kernel cmdline
- persist it by editing /etc/default/grub and running grub2-mkconfig -o /etc/grub2-efi.cfg
will do a PR with this
sudo livecd-creator -c fedora-live-lxqt.ks creates a bootable image
sudo livecd-creator -c fedora-live-lxqt.ks creates a bootable image
Confirmed that the patch is applied and graphviz works, thanks!
Verified that the patch is applied, and Graphviz works fine. Thanks!
Works fine on CS8. Note: softhsm2-dump-file --help does not work, but that presumably is an upstream issue.
works!
Works great!
@dcavalca I had to apply some patches for docs and tests that are only relevant to F32 (and below, like EPEL8). Just bumping from 2%{?dist} to 2%{?dist}.1 instead of to 3%{?dist} means I don't have to issue rebuilds for Rawhide (2.fc34) and F33 (2.fc33) since they technically still have higher NVRs.
Once we either release a new version or a package release that applies to all Fedora/EL releases that release number will become in sync again (at 3%{?dist} or 1%{?dist})
Previous issue with Provides fixed.
Works for building TestSlide and dcrpm
The auto-generated Provides has version set to 0.0.0 (affects Fedora 32 too). This means the generated package can't be used as a dependency if the dependent (like python3-TestSuite) has a versioned Requires e.g. on python3.6dist(typeguard) >= 2.10
$ rpm -qp --provides ~/Downloads/python3-typeguard-2.10.0-1.el8.noarch.rpm
python3-typeguard = 2.10.0-1.el8
python3.6dist(typeguard) = 0.0.0
python3dist(typeguard) = 0.0.0
Addressed in https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/python-typeguard/pull-request/1
Tested on python-dcrpm source code, looks fine.
Tested on a system with a working RPM database, seems to work as intended (no issue found)
Tested on Thinkpad X1 Nano - after upgrading, fingerprint auth still works; tried rebooting, and enrolling a new fingerprint, and that works fine.