CentOS

It is possible that support for the adapter has been removed in CentOS 8. The ELRepo blog, RHEL 8.0 and support for removed adapters, will help you find that out and also a solution is provided.

Have you looked at OpenShot? They have an AppImage for linux 64-bit. This is a powerful piece of video editing software. However I have not tried it on EL8.

As noted in the ELRepo blog you have referenced, there is another option for CentOS users. The centosplus kernel ( kernel-plus ) offered by CentOS has the removed drivers enabled. There, you don't have to worry about having to install external packages. The only thing is that you'd still need to use...

Glad to hear you got it working!

I believe it's 1000 and 60. Device [1000:0060] uses the megaraid_sas driver. This one is on the list of removed hardware in RHEL 8. However it is supported by the ELRepo package. Use the appropriate DUD image to install 8.1. There is a tutorial video which I found quite useful.

The OP reported https://bugs.centos.org/view.php?id=16759 .

Device [1028:1000] uses the e1000 driver, which is a network device, not a controller.

Try finding the device ID pairing [xxxx:yyyy] of your controller and check against the list of unsupported hardware in RHEL 8. If yours is one of them, see this ELRepo blog for assistance.

AkashiyaWolf wrote: ↑

2020/01/28 03:23:16

Why not build as root?

Please see http://www.owlriver.com/tips/non-root/ .

In principle, SL packages should work under CentOS. It is true that SL publishes security updates in a timely manner while CentOS sometimes lags behind (unfortunately).