On Thu, May 18, 2017 at 02:48:16AM +0000, David L. Craig wrote:
> I'm a newb for Qubes OS, Xen, Fedora, not to mention avoiding
> systemd like the plague, so this is probably simple for someone.
> I've installed Qubes 3.2 without problem except neither of the
> RTL8111/8168/8144 NICs come up.  All r8169 references in the
> [dom0]/var/log/xen/console/guest-sys-net.log for enp0s0 and enp0s1
> indicate the links are down or not ready.  I read in the User's FAQ
> under the "Why does my network adaptor not work?" question that
> linux-firmware probably needs to be installed in the sys-net's
> templatevm (using "sudo yum"--is not an update to use dnf indicated?)
> but "sudo dnf install linux-firmware" produces a nastygram ("Error:
> failed to synchronize cache for repo 'fedora'") that seems to
> indicate there may be a chicken and egg situation afoot.  Any
> suggestions before I attempt to import files from a /lib/firmware
> somewhere via a USB-stick?

Hello David,

Welcome to Qubes.

yum is retained as placeholder for dnf in later versions, so that old
instructions will continue to work. (I assume Fedora will remove this at
some point.)

You are indeed in a chicken and egg situation. The best you can do is
download the files on another machine, or using a live distro, and then
import them as you suggest. If you have a sys-net and have
assigned the network device to sys-net you will have to install the
firmware in the template used by sys-net.

unman

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