Booting Fedora Server from USB on Raspberry Pi 4

I’ve recently got a new Raspberry Pi 4 (the 8GB model). Of course, I wanted to run Fedora on it. First decision is which image I should use: Fedora provides both 32-bit armhfp and 64-bit aarch64 images. As I wanted to use the full power of the board, I naturally went for the aarch64 image. I followed the official guide and was able to quickly boot my Pi from an SD card (Samsung Evo Plus 32GB).

2021-03-07

Subscription Manager Cheatsheet

This is my tiny personal cheatsheet for subscription-manager that I wrote because I always forget how to use it. If you need something more comprehensive, see this one on the Red Hat Customer Portal.

2020-12-06

Downloading RPMs From Fedora Bodhi

Today, Christian Kellner showed me a cool trick for downloading RPMs from Fedora Bodhi.

2020-11-02

Installing Wireguard on Debian Bullseye

2020-11-02 update

The issue is fixed, just use:

apt install wireguard

and your Debian Bullseye machine is ready for Wireguard!

2020-04-23

How to use the clipboard in a terminal

Sometimes it’s handy to copy a command output or paste a piece of text into a unix pipe. Fortunately, there are handy commands to do it.

2020-04-17