Hey folks,
Just got a Lenovo Yoga that has the new Intel Core Ultra series 2 processor in it. This is of course a new generation of processor. I don’t expect it to work out of the box.
The installation was able to start up, but the mouse was not working. Additionally, there was some issues with installing on UEFI.
I 'm reaching out to see if any of you have a similar laptop and would like to share their experiences. I’d love to help get this enabled, but hopefully I can have another go at getting this installed. Dual booting though with windows 11 is painful as you have to keep putting your bitlocker keys everytime UEFI is touched.
Bleeding edge hardware meqns some will work done is working somehow and some dosent work and need to wait.
As I remember your hardware just came up about weeks ago I guess taking time to get kernel drivers ready is crucial. I know kernel 6.12 has some good results on latest AMD and Intel hardware, but still some limits on features
You could do more search arch wiki does there people resolved these issues and how and what kernel that gives more details on where is the support now
I definitely think that going to the latest 6.12 kernel will help immensely. But I will probably need to use something other than Fedora or wait till the new kernel has been updated.
Do we have ways to install fedora based on upcoming kernel? Meaning, can I get fedora silverblue or workstation that is based on kernel 6.12 that is already built as part of Q&A?
I did try using rawhide iso and it fails at trying to install the UEFI files. Even if I delete the UEFI partition and have it create it it fails. I had to do some run around to get my windows partition back.