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...> Probably many users have not updated their machines between the bug release and > the resolution (thanks to your fast apply in the weekend, thank you) and many > update their centos machines on a 2 months base (if not worst). I think also > that many users of CentOS user base have not proclamed their > disappointement/the issue on this list or in other channels. For example I > simply updated in the wrong time. I'm using yum-cron to keep all my server updated on a daily basis. And my question "How could this have passed Q & A" was obviously directed at Red Hat......

On 8/6/20 8:57 AM, Nicolas Kovacs wrote: > Le 04/08/2020 ? 08:31, lpeci a ?crit?: >> I had the same problem with my UEFI bios machine and I fixed it so for Centos 7: >> >> 1) Boot from an rescue linux usb >> >> 2) When the rescue system is running: >> >> ??? 2.1) #chroot /mnt/sysimage >> >> 3) Config network: >> >> ??? 3.1) # ip

...have not updated their machines between the bug release and >>> the resolution (thanks to your fast apply in the weekend, thank you) and many >>> update their centos machines on a 2 months base (if not worst). I think also >>> that many users of CentOS user base have not proclamed their >>> disappointement/the issue on this list or in other channels. For example I >>> simply updated in the wrong time. >> >> I'm using yum-cron to keep all my server updated on a daily basis. >> >> And my question "How could this have passed Q...

...Probably many users have not updated their machines between the bug > release and the resolution (thanks to your fast apply in the weekend, > thank you) and many update their centos machines on a 2 months base (if > not worst). I think also that many users of CentOS user base have not > proclamed their disappointement/the issue on this list or in other > channels. For example I simply updated in the wrong time. > >> We do run boot tests of every single kernel for CentOS.? The RHEL team >> runs many more tests for RHEL.? But every possible combination from >> every v...

...t; more often. Probably many users have not updated their machines between the bug release and the resolution (thanks to your fast apply in the weekend, thank you) and many update their centos machines on a 2 months base (if not worst). I think also that many users of CentOS user base have not proclamed their disappointement/the issue on this list or in other channels. For example I simply updated in the wrong time. > We do run boot tests of every single kernel for CentOS. The RHEL team > runs many more tests for RHEL. But every possible combination from > every vendor can't possi...

...y many users have not updated their machines between the bug release and >> the resolution (thanks to your fast apply in the weekend, thank you) and many >> update their centos machines on a 2 months base (if not worst). I think also >> that many users of CentOS user base have not proclamed their >> disappointement/the issue on this list or in other channels. For example I >> simply updated in the wrong time. > > I'm using yum-cron to keep all my server updated on a daily basis. > > And my question "How could this have passed Q & A" was obvi...

...t; release and >>>> the resolution (thanks to your fast apply in the weekend, thank you) >>>> and many >>>> update their centos machines on a 2 months base (if not worst). I >>>> think also >>>> that many users of CentOS user base have not proclamed their >>>> disappointement/the issue on this list or in other channels. For >>>> example I >>>> simply updated in the wrong time. >>> >>> I'm using yum-cron to keep all my server updated on a daily basis. >>> >>> And my que...

Well, I followed this link: http://www.mikerubel.org/computers/rsync_snapshots/ and implemented it (with a bit of tweaking) on my home network. It is used to make snapshots of two Windows PC's over samba. On one of the machines (and not the other, from what I can tell) it deletes files from the target machine for no good reason (ie. they still exist on the source machine). Then, if I run

...gt;>>> the resolution (thanks to your fast apply in the weekend, thank you) >>>>> and many >>>>> update their centos machines on a 2 months base (if not worst). I >>>>> think also >>>>> that many users of CentOS user base have not proclamed their >>>>> disappointement/the issue on this list or in other channels. For >>>>> example I >>>>> simply updated in the wrong time. >>>> I'm using yum-cron to keep all my server updated on a daily basis. >>>> >>>>...

Wow. Let me say that again, just in case you missed it. Wow. The quality looks to be on par with what I get out of H.264, but Theora has the added benefit of free and open source software with no patent worries so I can use it with a clean conscience. Thanks, everyone.