Recently I installed fedora 30 beta in my Acer Aspire 3 Intel i3 7th gen laptop.
I get the following error while switching on my laptop. This error message shows up for 1-2 second and then the boot screen appears and log in normally. May I know how to remove this error or is this serious issue.
This occurs in 30 release, I had it too, lucky this is nothing to worry about, and is a know BUGās and it fixed now, but you have option:
Keep your system up-to date with sudo dnf update
You can update your kernel from getting the lastest update-testing repo sudo dnf update --enablerepo=updates-testing kernel kernel-{core,devel,modules\*,headers} ā you can adap it as your needs
Thank you @hhlp for your reply.
I tried sudo dnf update, but still get the same bug while switching on my laptop.
Tried the second command too. I get the following message in the terminal
Package kernel-devel available, but not installed.
No match for argument: kernel-devel
Should I need to install kernal-devel. How to do it? Will this solve the bug?
Since the Bugzilla reports said that this only happened on a clean install, Iād blame anaconda. Perhaps grub is right, and anaconda formatted the ESP as either the wrong FAT or corrupted FAT
But I might be wrong about anaconda. It could be the new blscfg.
I was looking through my grub.cfg on fedora 30 and found āinsmod fat.ā Iāll have to double check in what context it said that, but presumably, grub, booted from a fat partition (ESP), does not need to open the fat partition. That was already done.
(Just to be clear, Iām not having this issue. (I upgraded, so that could be it?) Iām not blaming that line, Iām only saying that the new blscfg change likely has something to do with it, and that I take back my attribution of blame on anaconda (even though, ultimately, it still comes back to grub regardless).)