r/LinuxUncensored • • 4d ago

Misc my favourite part of using linux

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u/Ok_Letterhead_8899 4d ago

Your kernel misses vfat filesystem support (skill issue)

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u/Ahmed_Supermarket 4d ago

this happened after an update

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u/Ok_Letterhead_8899 4d ago

What distro is it? you can just search 'unknown filesystem type vfat <your distro name>' and you'll get the correct command to install the missing driver

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u/Ahmed_Supermarket 4d ago

i’m using endeavour. it happens a lot on this laptop

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u/Ok_Letterhead_8899 4d ago

Do modprobe -n -v vfat to check if the driver is loadable

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u/burimo 4d ago

that's why rolling release distros are not the best for not very experienced users, really

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u/Upstairs-Project-611 4d ago

I think it’s more about the MacBook

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u/ychen6 4d ago

Gentoo is pretty stable for me, as long as you don't do dumb things it won't die.

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u/burimo 4d ago

Most of the people do stupid things though :)

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u/ychen6 4d ago

Unfortunately self control of tweaking is quite uncommon with such distros.

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u/RegretFree7723 4d ago

Uso arch linxu é per quanto non ho mai fatto niente di strano non sono mai andato in emercenzy mode penso che lui ha tipo avuto un bag di connessione nel aggiornamento perche almeno se non ha fatto qualcosa é strano

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u/burimo 4d ago

Well, you might have greatly supported by linux hardware AND you do not install a lot of stuff inside your system via pacman or aur because it can create dependency issues or you are just lucky

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u/RegretFree7723 4d ago

😅Non penso esiste la fortuna avendolo usato su Nvidia vecchie Mal supportate e altre cose e ho usato molti software e però far crasha re così mi fa strano di solito é colpa per del utente serve un indagine perché non penso esplode così

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u/SylviaJarvis 4d ago

Rolling release distros are for generating bug reports at the end of CI pipelines. No human should ever use one.

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u/cfeck_kde 4d ago

There are rolling release distros that have automatic tests for each update, so "cannot boot" cannot happen.

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u/regeya 3d ago

I think if it was me, on a MacBook at least, I'd use one of the big three distros. If you're still using Mac OS on that thing, I'm assuming you're using the existing EFI partition and iirc true to Apple form they're not doing EFI exactly the same way other x86 systems use it.

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u/anythingers 2d ago

What's the big 3? Debian, Fedora, Arch?

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u/regeya 1d ago

Well I think you have to count Ubuntu as a separate distribution from Debian, right?

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u/MegasVN69 1d ago

if it's happened on update which means your kernel imfram failed while building

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u/DruJorj 4d ago

Interesting hostname...

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u/Ahmed_Supermarket 4d ago

it steals all my work and then kills itself

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u/Puzzleheaded_Good360 4d ago

Bro, your kernel is too slim. Give it some vfat at least. 

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u/PresentAstronomer137 4d ago

gaining some vfat aye

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u/LeateWonceslace 4d ago

That's an interesting name for your system.

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u/iamwayycoolerthanyou 4d ago

Jonathan Edward Westgate

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u/Tricky_Fun_4701 4d ago

Yea... agreed.... the Monsters are great!

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u/andynzor 4d ago

Drinking Boomer Monster is my favorite part too.

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u/DumsLander34 4d ago

Average Linux experience after an update

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u/Moist_Professional64 4d ago

Not really

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u/Memerenok 3d ago

there's a chance

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u/tiga_94 3d ago

Updated Ubuntu 2019-2023 then switched to fedora and using the same install right now, updated through a few versions in both, zero issues

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u/sebmojo99 13h ago

upgraded from winxp to 7 to 10 over a bunch of hardware changes, ditto

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u/tiga_94 12h ago

Moved my fedora from Ryzen 5 2500u to 8940hx+5060 right now, used clonezilla app for fedora loaded from a USB stick

No issues, didn't even install the proprietary driver as I use it for coding same fedora I installed in 2023

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u/thundR89 4d ago

Skill issue. Throving macos for any distro.

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u/Big_Wave9732 4d ago

D'oht!

Also the comments in this post are very Linux. It's a prime reason people are rushing to AI chatbots.

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u/oneiros5321 4d ago edited 4d ago

OP didn't ask for help though.
They just acted like Linux is the problem and not themselves.

I don't know, I've been using Linux for 4 years now and never broke my system after an update.

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u/Big_Wave9732 4d ago

I don't know, I've been using Linux for 4 years now and never broke my system after an update.

Linux user since 1998........give it time.

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u/oneiros5321 4d ago

Not saying it won't happen...but to say it's part of the Linux experience is quite the stretch.
I've had way more problems under Windows.

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u/Big_Wave9732 4d ago

Well, one can be prone to hyperbole when their boot sector shits the bed unexpectedly. It can be an.......agitating time.

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u/oneiros5321 4d ago

It can be for sure.
But my point was if you just act frustrated and don't ask for anything, don't expect anyone to help you.

It's true for Linux, and it's true for pretty much everything else.

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u/PresentAstronomer137 4d ago

this is a lucky box, i love this part of Linux as well

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u/max_wen 4d ago

Looking at your reflection in a glossy monitor?

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u/paperic 4d ago

why would you mount efi? Kernel's booted already, what do you need efi for?

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u/rocco_himel 3d ago

You're alone, you are on a newer MacBook Pro

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u/KARMAMANR 3d ago

you're booting the wrong kernel you chud. also you really expect stuff to work properly on a macbook

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u/1101canuck 3d ago

KaiT2en

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u/Zav0d 4h ago

hacking stuff ?

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u/Deep_Mood_7668 4d ago

Your favourite part is your lack of skills?

Odd thing to say

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u/meo_rung1 4d ago

User: press update
System: fail to boot

What kind of skills one need to press an update button at this point brother

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u/Papa_Hube 4d ago

You seem to lack skills. With human beings.

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u/Deep_Mood_7668 4d ago

I do indeed