Repo of AMDGPU could not resolve host

[User1]

@rugyada

sudo om-mirror-selector.sh -m

pick a mirror near to your location (preferred option) or abf-download

Both commands returned: command not found

Also I should mention I deleted some AMDGPU repos from /etc/yum.repos.d/ were they not important? Just making sure

[rugyada]

@User1

Both commands returned: command not found

Please to make everyone’s life easier next times just copy/paste the console outputs (including your commands)

Maybe you don’t have om-mirror-selector installed (?)
rpm -qa|grep mirror

[User1]

The command didn’t output anything

I also wish I could copy paste things here, but when I use the desktop environment it kicks me out in 1 minute, unlike the TTY session

I’m currently on the phone, typing on a screen, slowly each thing which fighting the auto correct, I’m sorry that I can’t provide the proper details that I would of preferred to give myself

[rugyada]

Ok, we’ll be more lucky next time.
Unfortunately without any full log to read it’s hard to catch what the user’s issue is about

[User1]

Alright, I ran the update command as expected it made the system unusable
I’ll reinstall open mandriva and check if any issues persists

[User1]

Everything works now, here are some logs of when I had issues that I couldn’t share easily:

Xorg.0.log.txt (56.7 KB)
xfail.txt (485.3 KB)

The main issue that happened while fixing amdgpu repo was me switching from Rock to Rolling, the X server just gave up working properly during that time, and maybe there was issues with systemd and X11? In any case, I’ve learned a lot, thank you all for the support!
I wish you an amazing day

[User1]

Fixed the issue mentioned in the post by going into /etc/yum.repos.d/ and removing the AMPGPU repos that were causing issues, there shouldn’t be any AMDGPU repos there in the first place.

[zeroability]

Repo of AMDGPU could not resolve host

Why do you need this repo? It’s part of the distribution, as there are open source drivers.

[User1]

I didn’t need this repo, don’t remember how it got put there, I’m as confused as you there

[zeroability]

@User1

I enabled additional repos from the repo selection of open mandriva

[User1]

Good thinking, I did that too on the new OpenMandriva Rock I installed, there was no such repo added or AMDGPU issues.
Probably something I did at one point but forgot

[zeroability]

If there is something in the repo selector or the welcome that is doing that, we probably should find out and fix that. If you could retrace your steps it might help figure that out.

[User1]

Nah, the repo selector works properly, tried doing what I usually do on the new install, everything works fine