Unfortunately, no one can be told what Redcore Linux is. You have to see it for yourself!
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Yeah, you can remove it :
sisyphus uninstall syslog-ng -fIt has been replaced by metalog a while ago, which sisyphus will pull anyway.
I think I know what is causing it. Will try to reproduce and will push a fix.
Conflict: 158 blocks (all satisfied)It found some conflicts, but they're satisfied, aka it knows how to fix them. So if you remove those packages, it will succeed.
Can you try :
emerge -NuDGaev --backtrack=100 --with-bdeps=y @worldinstead of
sisyphus upgrade -eThis should definitely do the trick.
Can you post a link, please? I would like to have a look.
Hence why I suggested to install mesa-amber, since i965 driver resides in there. I may have to include mesa-amber from now on, or have Xorg use the modesetting driver.
Can you try :
sisyphus install mesa-amberReboot and let me know.
So far it seems like Intel integrated graphics are affected, though I cannot reproduce it, plus I got confirmation from different users that things work.
You need to offer some more details. Nothing related to Xorg has been updated recently.
It is now done. Once you upgrade, Python3.12 will be the default, but Python3.11 and Python3.10 will be there as well.
No special instructions will be needed. You'll just need to upgrade the system, and everything will be done automatically.
So, keep your system up to date, and Python3.12 will just be there in the next few days as the main interpreter, but this time, Python3.10 and Python3.11 will be available as well. As I said in my previous message, restrictions were lifted.
At the moment, I wouldn't recommend you try. I masked Python3.12 on purpose as not everything is compatible with it, plus we don't allow multiple Python versions to coexist.
That being said, I'm making some changes as we speak, to allow multiple versions of Python to coexist. So, it will come as an update in the next few days.
Hmm, that doesn't sound right. So, let's try to fix the configuration.
sisyphus branch master
sisyphus autoclean
sisyphus update
eselect profile set default/linux/amd64/23.0/split-usr/hardened
sisyphus upgrade -eThese steps will reset the configuration to a clean slate. Try this, and let me know.
As far as I can see, it's not the r8152 causing the kernel oops, but the WL one for your Broadcom wifi card. We include that one by default so you can have WiFi out of the box with a Broadcom card. You can remove it and try the open-source drivers, but if they don't work, you will have to connect your laptop with a cable and reinstall it.
So :
sisyphus uninstall broadcom-sta
sisyphus autoremoveWill remove the wl driver. Now is time to reboot and cross your fingers. If you still have WiFi, there's no need to reinstall the driver, as your WiFi card can use the open-source drivers from within the kernel. If you no longer have WiFi, connect your laptop with a cable and:
sisyphus install broadcom-staWill reinstall the driver. Once you reboot the WiFi will be restored.
All valve games, aka counter strike, portal and others. Can't say more as I'm not a gamer and these are the only games in my library. Perhaps somebody else has a more extensive library and can share more.
Make sure you follow the instructions at : https://redcorelinux.org/news/the-big-merge , and most if not all will be binaries. I posted in there for a good reason.
Yes, I'm aware. Maybe I shouldn't have updated to Plasma 6, but it had to be done at one point. I will keep pushing updates as frequently as possible to iron the bugs out.
I am hopeful I will manage to spin it by the end of the month but don't hold your breath. I'm fairly busy with real life, and the timeline might change.
That will work. Adding a new repository and installing extra packages is highly encouraged in Redcore.
Yup, check the website.
Yep! It has been available as a binary for a few years now. I'm surprised you didn't find it, since sisyphus clearly shows it as available.
Yes, it is live.
Use a different mirror. You're likely using Princeton, which has been outdated since 19.03.2024. Yandex and Alpix mirrors are up-to-date. Use one of them and you will receive the update in binary form.
And when it comes to the profile switch, ignore the message. You don't have to do anything. The profile switch will happen by the end of June on Redcore's servers and come as an update. I will post about the profile change on the website like I posted a few years back when we switched from profile 13.0 to profile 17.0.
Perhaps you didn't use the correct profile. In Redcore Linux the default profile is :
default/linux/amd64/17.1/hardenedwhich has a minimal set of predefined USE flags, hence why /etc/portage is so extensively populated by us. It allows a "fine tuning".
Some other profiles like may enforce some USE flags such as:
default/linux/amd64/17.1/desktop/plasma/systemd/merged-usrwhich will enforce systemd and plasma related USE flags
Systemd and related USE flags are masked in Redcore Linux for example. So if you want to Redcore-ify Gentoo, you need to start small and build your way up. Hence why my initial suggestion of just removing Sisyphus is a simpler approach.
A complete list of profiles can be obtained using :
eselect profile listrc-update del apparmor bootFollowed by a reboot will disable it. However a better approach will be to fine tune it to your preferences.
For example :
aa-statuswill return something like this:
apparmor module is loaded.
60 profiles are loaded.
60 profiles are in enforce mode.
/usr/bin/akonadiserver
/usr/lib/apache2/mpm-prefork/apache2
/usr/lib/apache2/mpm-prefork/apache2//DEFAULT_URI
/usr/lib/apache2/mpm-prefork/apache2//HANDLING_UNTRUSTED_INPUT
/usr/lib/apache2/mpm-prefork/apache2//phpsysinfo
apache2
apache2//DEFAULT_URI
apache2//HANDLING_UNTRUSTED_INPUT
apache2//phpsysinfo
avahi-daemon
dnsmasq
dnsmasq//libvirt_leaseshelper
dovecot
dovecot-anvil
dovecot-auth
dovecot-config
dovecot-deliver
dovecot-dict
dovecot-director
dovecot-doveadm-server
dovecot-dovecot-auth
dovecot-dovecot-lda
dovecot-dovecot-lda//sendmail
dovecot-imap
dovecot-imap-login
dovecot-lmtp
dovecot-log
dovecot-managesieve
dovecot-managesieve-login
dovecot-pop3
dovecot-pop3-login
dovecot-replicator
dovecot-script-login
dovecot-ssl-params
dovecot-stats
identd
klogd
lsb_release
mariadbd_akonadi
mdnsd
mysqld_akonadi
nscd
ntpd
nvidia_modprobe
nvidia_modprobe//kmod
php-fpm
ping
postgresql_akonadi
samba-bgqd
samba-dcerpcd
samba-rpcd
samba-rpcd-classic
samba-rpcd-spoolss
smbldap-useradd
smbldap-useradd///etc/init.d/nscd
syslogd
traceroute
zgrep
zgrep//helper
zgrep//sed
0 profiles are in complain mode.
0 profiles are in kill mode.
0 profiles are in unconfined mode.
2 processes have profiles defined.
2 processes are in enforce mode.
/usr/sbin/avahi-daemon (4418) avahi-daemon
/usr/sbin/avahi-daemon (4419) avahi-daemon
0 processes are in complain mode.
0 processes are unconfined but have a profile defined.
0 processes are in mixed mode.
0 processes are in kill mode.Then you can disable a certain program or profile like this :
aa-disable syslogdApparmor is almost unnoticeable at runtime and proactively protects the operating system and applications from external or internal threats, even zero-day attacks, by enforcing good behavior and preventing both known and unknown application flaws from being exploited. It is up to you if you're willing to take the risks or not.
Yes, that's how it's supposed to work. Install, reboot and done. Glad it is solved.
P.S. When the kernel gets updated, you just need to reboot, and dkms will recompile the modules for the new kernel.