[@marquisbynoe1829]

Thank you! Nicely done!

[@DimensionQuest]

Thank you too!

[@romandasaleknavicius2677]

Thank you. I also had to install sudo dnf install libxcrypt-compat

[@DimensionQuest]

Thanks for sharing, I likely had already done that when I first setup my OS. Good to have this comment for others :)

[@alpiasker]

This solved it for me, thanks!

[@--Buxtehude--]

Thank you soooooooo much! Working perfectly now. I owe you a beer!

[@DimensionQuest]

Glad it helped you ! :)

[@dolzerluc]

Good catch! Thanks for sharing this!

[@DimensionQuest]

Thanks for watching! I hope it helped!

[@CaseyWilsonDP]

Terminal Commands:
sudo su
(prompted for password)
cd /opt/resolve/libs
mkdir disabled && mv libglib* libgio* libgmodule* disabled
if it still doesn't work:
sudo dnf install libxcrypt-compat

[@KoteuKoteuofski]

So i did those things but.. somehow i'm still stuck and Resolve cannot run

[@gustavonicoletti_]

@@KoteuKoteuofski when you force stop the program, it works, run sudo dnf update today and try again

[@MordioMusic]

sudo dnf install libxcrypt-compat
WAS IT! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!! IT WORKS

[@simonmueck]

thank you so much - it finally worked. I've had this problem for the past 2 years and always switched to another OS. Cheers

[@DimensionQuest]

Glad it helped ! Thanks for taking the time to comment !

[@maitreysharma461]

Thanks mate!

[@DimensionQuest]

You're welcome!

[@Scribble_8298]

W tutorial.

[@blackchristiangeek]

I have a newly installed Fedora 39 and recently installed DaVinchi Resolve 18.6, and your solution failed to work for me 😞 . Thanks, just the same. God bless,

[@mutcholokoW]

I was in the same situation as you. All I needed to do (besides the steps in this video) was:
sudo dnf install libxcrypt-compat
and it worked like a charm

[@blackchristiangeek]

@@mutcholokoW That has gotten me a step closer to getting slash screen, but still not starting 😞

[@DimensionQuest]

On the very first launch, the splash screen hangs and must be killed. Once that has been done the first time, it generally starts right up.

[@--Buxtehude--]

Resolve crashes after updating F39 to 6.6 kernel. Anybody know how to make it work?

[@DimensionQuest]

I haven’t updated to the newer kernel yet, but it looks like you’re not alone: github.com/RadeonOpenCompute/ROCm/issues/2672

[@--Buxtehude--]

@@DimensionQuest Thank you so much. By rolling back to 6.5 I can launch Resolve again. 👍

[@DimensionQuest]

I've just booted back into Fedora and found that I now have 6.6.2-201 kernel and I didn't have any issue launching DaVinci Resolve 18.6.3. At reboot, I found another 6.6.4-200 kernel update and an available DaVinci Resolve 18.6.4 so I've updated both of them. While I did have to re-run the commands in this video, I still didn't have a kernel issue with Resolve.

[@--Buxtehude--]

@@DimensionQuest Thanks again! Yes I have 6.6.4-200.fc39.x86_64 and reran your command after installing 18.6.4 but I am still getting "Aborted (core dumped)". It's probably AMD GPU issue. I finally ordered RTX 4060ti so hopefully all these troubles will be over soon. 🤞

[@DimensionQuest]

That's odd... My system (in case you didn't see my video on it or the details in my video descriptions) is running an AMD GPU: Radeon RX 6900XT - I've been quite happy overall. In any case, good luck! I hope you get it resolved (no pun intended..)