I was updating the OS from version 33 to 35, but there was an interruption during the installation.
Now it doesn’t boot normally, only at the prompt, but OS version appears as 35 but kernel still at 33.
Fedora Linux 35 (Workstation Edition)
Kernel 5.14.17-101.fc33.x84_64 on an x86_64
I’m trying to do the upgrade procedure via prompt but the dnf system-upgrade command doesn’t work, even if it’s installed it returns the error
No such command: system-upgrade. Please use /urs/bin/dnf --help It could be a DNF plugin command, try: "dnf install ‘dnf-command(system-upgrade)’
If everything normal, by using sudo systemctl set-default graphical.target and reboot should fix the problem.
But if after reboot you still on tty and not able to go to graphical interface and your system are using Nvidia GPU driver, I believe you should remove Nvidia driver and use nouveau. You could follow the instructions on RpmFusion here Nvidia RpmFusion on part:
remove the Nvdia driver
recover from Nvidia installer
Note:
By following @grumpey suggestions above also worth to try to find any missing packages.
Can you please paste the output of this command (as text please, we can’t search through screenshots)? We need to see if it completed correctly and if it threw any warnings.
That is generally true, yes. The suggested way is to upgrade from release X to X+1 because that’s well tested, and the package set does not change too much.
Theoretically, X → X+2 can work, but it depends on the system and what packages are installed. That’s why we need to see the output of the command to see what it says.
Hi guys, thanks for all the suggestions, they were very helpful.
I don’t know what corrupted it when it stopped upgrading the system between 33 to 35, but Fedora identified that the upgrade was complete but apparently it wasn’t, I tried to downgrade to see 34 also without success, I didn’t install the packages.
The solution was to upgrade to 36(Still testing), performed all downloads and installation correctly. Bellow the procedures.