On Fri, 13 Dec 2019 at 07:50, Bob Goodwin <bobgoodwin@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I saw that Fedora-30 was driving one cpu to 100% continuously and top
showed dnfdragora was the cause so I dnf removed dnfdragora, a bad move
as it turns out overthought it has always been a useless appendage for
me you are punished for killing it.
What happened after you ran dnfdragora? Were other packages removed?
Did the system crash?
My fedora30 (upgrade to 31 yesterday) worked fine without dnfdragora. The CPU
usage by dnfdragora could have been a symptom of some other problem.
After a number of tries I finally have that system in "maintenance mode"
but I find it to be limited in the commands it can use and I don't know
what to do next. I tried ssh from this box but no connection that way.
And the screen presentation is in very small difficult to read font that
I must use a hand magnifier to read.
That computer also has Fedora-31 on another drive, I select the system I
want from the boot menu ...
I don't really need Fedora-30 any more but I would like to fix the
damage so any suggestions would be helpful.
First, make sure there is adequate space on the fedora 30 partition.
What happens when you try to boot fedora 30 normally (edit the boot
command line to remove the "rhgb quiet" so you can watch for
problems)?
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George N. White III
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