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yyumyumsmuncher feddit.uk2Hide 2 repliesGood review, I installed Fedora Silverblue and its blazing fast though installing it was like peeing a kidney stone https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/fedora-42-aarch64-wont-boot-on-thinkpad-x13s/1508651Reply
mmarcuse1w replylemmy.ml1Hide 1 replyI have actually read your forum discussion when I tried to install Fedora myself. I did not manage to do it. In step 2, did you copy the dab file to the usb stick ? For me that's always write protected. On my SYSTEM_DRV I have the dtb already from my previous adventures. In the end I did not get it to work. I still use openSuse Tumbleweed. That works good, but I also sometimes think an immutable system should be great.1Reply
yyumyumsmuncher replyfeddit.ukyes the usb image is protected, the trick is to use this Debian tutorial about it https://wiki.debian.org/InstallingDebianOn/Thinkpad/X13s2Reply
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Good review, I installed Fedora Silverblue and its blazing fast though installing it was like peeing a kidney stone https://discussion.fedoraproject.org/t/fedora-42-aarch64-wont-boot-on-thinkpad-x13s/150865
I have actually read your forum discussion when I tried to install Fedora myself. I did not manage to do it.
In step 2, did you copy the dab file to the usb stick ? For me that's always write protected.
On my SYSTEM_DRV I have the dtb already from my previous adventures.
In the end I did not get it to work. I still use openSuse Tumbleweed. That works good, but I also sometimes think an immutable system should be great.
yes the usb image is protected, the trick is to use this Debian tutorial about it https://wiki.debian.org/InstallingDebianOn/Thinkpad/X13s