Is ProtonVPN active by chance?

Did you update the release targets first with dnf upgrade --refresh?

You have two different problems btw. The first is a network connectivity issue where it can’t find the target repos for whatever reason.

Second is it looks like you have conflicting packages installed. I see mpv, rubberband, and Firefox in that screenshot, but there are more.

It’s not resolving the mirrors. Can you open any websites in a browser on this machine? Sure seems like the network is unstable or possibly unusable.

Otherwise, just run the check for updates, install and updates that are available and see if those work.

Also, why are you specifying the release server manually?

Do you know about permissions in folders? Does the owner of the Jellyfin process have access to these folders?

If you don’t care about the session manager password challenge, then set it to allow you to automatically login. Then you only have the LUKS challenge, and if you’re comfortable with that, go for it.

You don’t want anything like what you’re attempting.

1. Bypassing either password challenge for simplicity’s sake is just defeating the purpose of having LUKS on the full disk anyway. Just encrypt your home of that’s a problem for you and simplify things.
2. Killing your lock screen from the session manager is going to cause all kinds of problems, so that’s not going to help. It’s not JUST a plain old process to kill, it’s the session manager. You kill it, and it’s going to ask you again anyway, and likely destroy your existing session.

Instead, look into Clevis. Pair it with your TPM, and set it to handle the lower level LUKS challenge. Learn about it to understand the tradeoffs in security, but it’s going to be more secure than what you’re attempting.

Yes, but make sure you don’t remove Alsa itself.

Is that how you think the Internet works?

Very easy to search, but you’re lazy so:https://hackaday.com/2025/06/10/the-ongoing-bcachefs-filesystem-stability-controversy/

Seriously?

Good 👍