Infinite bootup into live CD so I am not even able to install it. Pressing Esc displays: "Starting initrd-switch-root.service - Switch Root... Failed to start up manager" VM: 6 Cores and 3072MB RAM and 30GB disk image.
Does it work for you if you boot it using libvirt (e.g. virt-manager / gnome-boxes / cockpit)?
My host machine is Windows 11 and I don't think those are available on windows.
On Mon, 2023-09-25 at 14:48 +0000, Kirsten Good wrote:
My host machine is Windows 11 and I don't think those are available on windows.
Can you try with VirtualBox? I tried that the other day and it worked fine (on Linux, at least).
I have moved away from Virtualbox due to many reasons, so it might work but I am just reporting this issue so hopefully it will be fixed on the release version since Fedora 38 works fine on VMWare Player
On Thu, 2023-09-28 at 15:47 +0000, Kirsten du Toit wrote:
I have moved away from Virtualbox due to many reasons, so it might work but I am just reporting this issue so hopefully it will be fixed on the release version since Fedora 38 works fine on VMWare Player
This is usually not something we can fix, it's up to VMware to fix it. Their platform seems to be quite sensitive to changes in newer kernels, I've no idea why. As it's closed source, we have no visibility into what's going on when it tries to boot Fedora.