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<gadmt>
hey for the gentoo asahi install is there anyone that can help me with trying to solve ridiculously slow download speeds?
<gadmt>
i think it was fine in livecd so i probably messed up with network installation
<gadmt>
i am using an ethernet connection
<gadmt>
ok so i tried using the wifi connectionI ididnt know it was available yet) and speeds are much faster, much more normal, any idea why?
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<chadmed>
gadmt: what device are you using? there might be issues with usb ethernet dongles for some reason
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<runxiyu_>
mv: error writing '/boot/initramfs-gentoo-live.img': No space left on device
<runxiyu_>
I'm not familiar with fedora and how should I remove old kernels
<runxiyu_>
Actually, I should ask this the main #asahi channel
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<Harriet>
(runixyu here, on another device) I'm familiar with AMD64 gentoo installations but I'm scared of it on aarch64
<Harriet>
the gentoo live environment drops a key every ten keypresses or so
<Harriet>
even after disabling gpm (mouse support)
<Harriet>
actually sorry I should ask in the gentoo channel
<j`ey>
Harriet: try tty2
<j`ey>
I think chadmed said in the past.. that helped, which is weird
<Harriet>
j`ey: Just to confirm, does that continue to happen after installation, or is it just an issue with the installation medium
<Harriet>
(the former would be problematic to my workflow)
<Harriet>
Also, do I need a /boot partition (created from the fedora root's space)?