Hi, if you run on a shell the command: osinfo-query os you will see that its: rhl8.0 | Red Hat Linux 8.0 | 8.0 | http://redhat.com/rhl/8.0 so instead of rhel8, i suggest you to try rhl8.0 Good luck ! Greetings Oliver

On Sun, Oct 06, 2019 at 10:54:33AM +0530, Kaushal Shriyan wrote: > On Sat, Oct 5, 2019 at 7:27 PM Oliver Dzombic <info(a)layer7.net&gt; wrote: > > if you run on a shell the command: > > > > osinfo-query os > > > > you will see that its: > > > > rhl8.0 | Red Hat Linux 8.0 > > | 8.0 | http://redhat.com/rhl/8.0 This is Red Hat Linux 8 with a release date of 30 September 2002 [1] and not Red Hat Enterprise Linux. You are not using any new devices/settings. Instead you should probably use rhel8.0 or, even better, since you are using centos, the centos release. However that one does not exist in the osinfo db yet due to the new style of releases that happened there and we need to figure out how to properly represent it in the osinfo data. If ou re not seeing rhel8-unknown or rhel8.0 you should update your osinfo database. Either update you package or you can also use `osinfo-db-import --latest` to update it locally for your user.