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Hi
I originally installed KDE Neon a couple months ago and it came with 4.4.0-21-generic. I configured an encrypted root partition on the installer and everything worked perfectly until a kernel update was pushed. I have since had 4.4.0-22-generic, 4.4.0-24-generic and today 4.4.0-28-generic. I can't see any difference in the grub entries but whenever I boot anything other than the original kernel I get dumped into an intramfs prompt.
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You'll probably want to report a bug to Ubuntu on launchpad.net.
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Did you try running:
by yourself? Are there any error messages? (sounds like a faulty initramfs, so indeed apachelogger is probably right, it seems not to be a problem specific to neon but to the ubuntu beneath...) |
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unfortunately no error messages, even with -v, and it still doesn't boot. |
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It's strange, I'm actually with the 4.4.0-28 kernel with encrypted device except /boot like Neon installed the system and all is working well here with UEFI but without SB.
My host : totof@mithrandir:~$ uname -a Linux mithrandir 4.4.0-28-generic #47-Ubuntu SMP Fri Jun 24 10:09:13 UTC 2016 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux totof@mithrandir:~$ |
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If you want, you could try the mainline-kernel to find out if it is about the (newer) kernel or the system. The mainline-packages contain the newest available kernels but without automatic update capabilities. Also, they are not officially supported by ubuntu (or neon). Nevertheless in my experience they are usually quite stable (I use them in several production environments). If the current mainline kernel works, It's most definitely an ubuntu problem with the latest kernel version. To install mainline kernel 4.6.2 (latest I have tested to work well with current neon, the one I'm using on my notebook at work), run this in shell:
In case dpkg reports missing dependencies for the mainline kernel, apt -f install will take care of these dependencies and also finishes the configuration of the kernel. If it works well, you better file a bugreport at launchpad as apachelogger suggested. After you finished your tests, if you don't want to continue to use this mainline kernel, run:
To remove the kernel again. (Btw, I use this kernel in production use on my notebook because it contains some up to date drivers needed for my DELL PRECISION M2800 to work properly) Best regards, Martin |
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