Here we GO!
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@jnv The truth is I'm not sure (yet)! The only option presented was resizing existing partitions, so I'm just going with the straightforward options this first time around. I suspect you'd be able to completely wipe the macOS partition with the right commands/tools, although the Recovery partition probably shouldn't be removed.
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@killyourfm @jnv You need the secondary partition, alas. But you can more or less ignore it once it’s all set up.
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Seasons of Jasonreplied to Seasons of Jason last edited by
It's installed! Crossing my fingers now, see you on the other side.
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That's a good sign!
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Seasons of Jasonreplied to Seasons of Jason last edited by
Hello from the Fedora side! Everything seems to be working so far. That was relatively easy!
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@killyourfm is this Fedora 41 otherwise you can test the upgrade as well, I’m upgrading now.
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@tuxlife Yes, this is a clean install and my first time with Fedora Asahi Remix.
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Seasons of Jasonreplied to Seasons of Jason last edited by
Well, this unfortunately needs to be said: this is the hottest my MacBook Pro has ever been. All I'm doing is downloading games via Steam -- which is technically running under x86 emulation, to be fair. But I'm going to guess battery life under Fedora Asaha Remix won't be stellar compared to macOS.
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@killyourfm are you on the linux-asahi kernel? Wondering if there's a difference in battery life at all. https://github.com/AsahiLinux/docs/wiki/M1-Series-Feature-Support
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@s31bz I'm using the Fedora Asahi Remix that just got released today. I would assume so. Yea, looks like 6.12.1-404.asahi.fc41.aarch64+16k
