Did you follow instructions here?
Probably the main things to do at this point are to run this command to upgrade your system:
$ sudo dnf clean all ; sudo dnf dsync --allowerasing
Then:
-
$ sudo dnf autoremove
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$ sudo dnf in kernel-desktop
-
Reboot
After rebooting to new kernel you can remove the old, outdated kernels with:
$ sudo dnf rm kernel-release*
Going forward kernels for desktop users are named simply kernel-desktop
instead of the old kernel-release-desktop
.
Note: Upgrading ROME needs to always be done from terminal (Konsole) with:
$ sudo dnf clean all ; sudo dnf dsync
Do not upgrade ROME with Discover or dnfdragora as they use the wrong command (dnf upgrade
). The correct command to upgrade ROME is dnf dsync
.
Note-2: dsync
is an abbreviation of distro-sync
.
Hope this information is helpful.