I can't install Fedora 43 on an Honor MagicBook Pro 14

Hi, I bought the Honor MagicBook Pro 14 Core Ultra 9 Edition, and I can’t seem to get Fedora 43 to install properly on it.

The problem stems from the computer’s ACPI tables, which cause major issues, for example, I can’t boot it (on my end); I have to put the dsdt.aml patch by denis-bb on the bootable USB drive and do some boot parameters.

Thanks to that, I can access the Fedora installer (though the keyboard doesn’t work, I only have the touchpad, Wi-Fi, and a few other things), but after installing it, when I reboot, I get the infinite boot loop again.

I saw in other Fedora threads that you have to change GRUB so that it uses the dsdt.aml patch, but I can’t do that because I have to do it in the live session, and in the live session, GRUB doesn’t seem to be fully initialized. (It gives me errors like “Liverootfs”)

Has anyone else had this problem? For other people, the keyboard worked but the touchpad didn’t, whereas for me it’s the other way around, pretty weird, lol.

On Windows, everything works normally

Le patch denis-bb : GitHub - denis-bb/honor-fmb-p-dsdt · GitHub
La discussion Fedora : Fedora42 workstation work badly in Honor magicbook 14 pro (it’s Fedora 42)
Github again : GitHub - colorcube/Linux-on-Honor-Magicbook-14-Pro: This repository keep a record of whatever needs to be done to make the Honor Magicbook 14 Pro laptop work with Linux. · GitHub

From the Live USB session you need to mount directories from the installed system and use chroot to switch to the installed system. For details, see https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/quick-docs/reset-root-password/.