ilikelinux
(ilikelinux)
December 18, 2023, 4:53pm
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You can create a cache to with dnf :
dnf --help |grep cache
clean remove cached data
makecache generate the metadata cache
-C, --cacheonly run entirely from system cache, don't update cache
Is not that what you looked for?
p.s.
Oh no! message topics:
Yesterday updated my F37 system via the “GNOME Software” App.
Packages were downloaded & the system rebooted to install the new packages. After everything was done i was greeted with a white screen saying “Oh no! Something has gone wrong”.
I check for new updates every 1-2 weeks and apply them within 2-3 days, so the delta is usually pretty small. We are not talking about a “i have not updated my system for half a year”.
I remember that the update contained a few gnome packages but i can’t ex…
Problem
A GNOME login screen might not start and display Oh no! Something has gone wrong message instead. This only happens if you have installed video acceleration codecs from RPMFusion . (There might be other reasons why you see this screen, but those are not covered in this topic).
[GNOME login screen failure]
Cause
GNOME login screen fails when important Mesa subpackages (like mesa-libGL or mesa-libEGL) have a different version than the main driver package mesa-dri-drivers. This proble…