On Fri, Sep 30, 2016 at 1:02 AM, Adam Williamson <adamwill@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > On Fri, 2016-09-30 at 02:46 -0400, Joerg Lechner wrote: >> Hi, >> I am using Fedora since a very long time privately, I have started with Redhat, when Fedora came up I switched to Fedora. I use always two systems Windows and Fedora quasi paralell. This means if in a function Windows is better Windows, if Fedora is better Fedora. Partly I had 2 disks in the system one for Windows, one for Fedora. But since I work with laptops I use Fedora on USB connected media, currently Fedora on a 64GB usb 3.0 connected flash medium. Fedora is in this configuration -as I feel- quite quick, as it would be on the internal disk. As mass storage I use the laptop internal Windows disk. I saw that data transfering from the Laptop internal disk to an external disk and vice versa is much more quicker, when it's controlled from Fedora on usb flash medium, then it is, when controlled from the laptop internal disk, there are many examples where fedora is comparable ( or better) as the Apps of Windows. >> >> Since development of F24 I have problems with testing in my small >> corner "Fedora paralell to Windows on usb connected media". In F24 >> there was no dual boot Windows - Fedora possible - requirement for >> Final, this had worked always in the previous "editions" of Fedora. >> Now in F25 it is not possible to install F25 Alpha on an usb >> connected medium - not on an usb flash medium, not on an external >> disk. I filed a bug against dracut - dracut showed the error, >> possibly I should have filed against Anaconda - nearly no reaction >> on this bug - was not worth the invested work. OK but what is the bug ID? >> >> It might be, that Fedora is mainly used on bigger systems, and not so >> important for smaller systems, but also on smaller systems there are >> people, who could learn to love Fedora, if there is more promotion >> for this part of the computer community. Especially Windows oriented >> users. > > In general, yes, permanent installs to removable media just aren't > really a priority for development or testing. I've had your bug open > for a couple of weeks, intending to test it out locally if I get a > chance, but there's just always been something more important. I'll > still try and get to it. Yeah, it'd be neat to find a way to recruit people who individually are interested in solving a problem, but have only narrow expertise. A way to put together a team. Something like a dating app for developers and projects, haha. -- Chris Murphy _______________________________________________ test mailing list -- test@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe send an email to test-leave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
