Fedora 5.19.13-200 Update - Fixes previous Display issue

Framework Laptop 13 Linux
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Seems Fedora released an update for the Intel error that was occuring on kernel 5.19.12-200. Updated by accident and 5.19.13-200 is running smooth for me with zero issues on the display or elsewhere

Edit: Updated from -300 to -200 from a typo.

Edit 2: Looks like you need the Free RPM Fusion repo added per the setup guide for it to populate in dnf, or may need to refresh the metadata.

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Hmm, my system is still trying to update to the broken 5.19.12-200. Any way to force it to skip that version and install 5.19.13-300?

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You might have stale update metadata. Try:

$ sudo dnf update --refresh

I also ran the following before the above command to manually remove the broken kernel, as I’ve seen suggestions that it can actually cause hardware damage so I don’t want it staying on my system where it might accidentally get booted.

$ sudo dnf remove kernel\*-5.19.12-200.fc36

When 5.19.13-300 5.19.13-200 got installed, it didn’t remove any older version because I had already done so manually. I still have three working versions installed:

kernel.x86_64    5.19.9-200.fc36
kernel.x86_64    5.19.11-200.fc36
kernel.x86_64    5.19.13-200.fc36
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After running $ sudo dnf update --refresh, it seems like it will install the right version:

Installing dependencies:
 kernel-core                        x86_64 5.19.13-200.fc36      updates   50 M
 kernel-devel                       x86_64 5.19.13-200.fc36      updates   16 M

This does say ~-200 instead of ~-300, but this is also the version you have in your list of installed versions. Is 5.19.13-300 a typo?

Luckily I saw the warnings about 5.19.12 before I updated so I never got the broken version. It’s scary that there’s the possibility of hardware damage.

Thanks for the help!

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Yes it was.

-100 is for fc35
-200 is for fc36
-300 is for fc37

Source: https://bodhi.fedoraproject.org/updates/?packages=kernel

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Whoops, that it is. My bad!

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