xeno74 wrote: Wed Sep 18, 2024 5:36 am
Please test the kernels.
I'll be back testing soon. Had a bad week for testing. I did something to my bootloader while updating it and broke it. Restored an older one. Became sick. Then tried to boot my Fienix before and the kernel kept breaking. Reboted and it dropped into an initramfs over serial. Had to run fsck manually and fix all these erros. No idea how it became that bad as it was fine last week. Then I realised the mistake I had made. I updated the packages. I should have learnt from the last time even though it was updating from the Fienix repo. But whatever it has done it's damaged my system. Now it has no network. Arctic Fox has lost all my sites and history. I don't know what else. It was fine the last boot on 6.11 RC7.
Hypex wrote: Wed Sep 18, 2024 6:28 pm
I'll be back testing soon. Had a bad week for testing. I did something to my bootloader while updating it and broke it. Restored an older one. Became sick. Then tried to boot my Fienix before and the kernel kept breaking. Reboted and it dropped into an initramfs over serial. Had to run fsck manually and fix all these erros. No idea how it became that bad as it was fine last week. Then I realised the mistake I had made. I updated the packages. I should have learnt from the last time even though it was updating from the Fienix repo. But whatever it has done it's damaged my system. Now it has no network. Arctic Fox has lost all my sites and history. I don't know what else. It was fine the last boot on 6.11 RC7.
I can still test the 5.x kernel since it's suitable for my Ubuntu. Which isn't in danger of breaking from a software update Since there are none now.
In the meantime I can start testing the 6.12 series. I can still install from USB stick. I hate network problems. Recently fixed a friends older Ubuntu that had connection but no internet, Turned out his install was wrecked by missing or broken dpkg status files on a mass scale. No errors in my Fienix dmesg. System boots fine. But network corrupted and broken. Some packages wanted to change to Debian config in upgrade but I said no. Will need to check if it's not caught again by the eth device change that broke network in the past.