Dissatisfied by the lack of Apple world The Apple hardware and operating system have been standards for developers for many years now. In any programming conference, you simply have to look around during workshops and speakings to see 90% of Apple systems. But 2017 brings a new vision. Apple stops to cover developer’s needs and sells overpriced hardware, so people[…]
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Fedora not boot on MacBook Pro
Dracut initqueque timeout and Dracut Emergency Shell If you, like me, are in troubles installing from an USB key the new Fedora 25 on a old MacBook Pro or on a complicated PC and you’re getting a dracut emergency console, take a breath because it’s a really simple case. dracut-initqueue[564]: Warning: dracut-initqueue timeout – starting timeout scripts dracut-initqueue[564]: Warning: /dev/disk/by-label/Fedora-WS-Live-Desktop-25-1-3[…]
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Apple, Broadcom and Fedora To do the Test Day: Better Switchable Graphics Support for Fedora, I have updated one Fedora 24 machine to a freshly F25 build. All the process through some DNF commands went fine, the system boot and the new distro works really well out of the box. Just, one big issue with my old MacBook Pro 8,2.[…]
Read moreHow to install Fedora on eMMC with UEFI
An amazing netbook (also a deal) with eMMC and matte screen Last week I found an interesting deal and I keep it quickly without any thoughts. I bought a netbook, a 11,6 inch Acer Aspire ES1-111M-C1LE. It’s a not too beautyful not too ugly compact laptop and it costs only about 160 euros. It’s equipped with an old but good[…]
Read moreTransform old disks in a super fast RAID 0 drive
Many drives, small capacities Casually, I found two old Seagate hard drives in the basement. What to do with these? On my GNU/Linux system(Cassiopea, a lovely Xeon), there are many free bays, so I have quickly put they on. I had idea to use them to some experiments, some backups, some shared folder over my LAN. The drives are too[…]
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