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DanceMomsSavedMe
piefed.social
DanceMomsSavedMe@piefed.social Joined: 2026-01-06 |
So I have that error when it starts up and it says "RDSEED32 is broken disabling the corresponding CPU bit" I noticed today that AMD has already patched this but what is the easiest and beginner friendly way to update it on my machine? I run fedora. I was hoping it would be some update within Linux but so far no dice as according to this page from AMD the update has already been issued. (https://www.amd.com/en/resources/product-security/bulletin/amd-sb-7055.html) I know windows is usually the easiest way to do these things but I would be willing to learn a little bit (within my technical limits) to avoid using it for this. And if I DID have to use windows, right now I'm using LUKS encryption so isn't that like a monster to add windows into without messing stuff up? I am very beginner on command line stuff but can navigate through files and stuff like that. What's the best move for this? |
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doodoo_wizard
lemmy.ml
doodoo_wizard@lemmy.ml Joined: 2025-12-20 |
Just fix RDSEED32, what’s the big deal? |
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