I'm having rather random kernel crashes at boot up lately. Not always, just sometimes.
Sequence of events:
Update system and install new kernel.
Reboot - kernel panic.
Reboot to previous kernel.
Reinstall new kernel.
Reboot - works fine.
Twice, I've had to restore a previous day's snapshot because for some unknown reason none of the three kernels I keep will boot, but subsequent updates and they work fine.
This occurs only with kernel updates and not every time I update. Also, re-installing the failing kernel usually works, but not 4.13-0.36, it has never booted even after re-install. This morning, the two older kernels - 4.13.0-33 and -35 both kernel panicked on reboot so I had to restore the snapshot. I'm about to reboot again after re-running the update.
I guess my questions is what could cause this and where do I start looking?
BTW, I would suspect hardware but this was happening of my previous motherboard also and when I get stuck and have to restore a snapshot, I boot to Manjaro and it works every time. I'll take a pic of the kernel fault message next time it happens.
Sequence of events:
Update system and install new kernel.
Reboot - kernel panic.
Reboot to previous kernel.
Reinstall new kernel.
Reboot - works fine.
Twice, I've had to restore a previous day's snapshot because for some unknown reason none of the three kernels I keep will boot, but subsequent updates and they work fine.
This occurs only with kernel updates and not every time I update. Also, re-installing the failing kernel usually works, but not 4.13-0.36, it has never booted even after re-install. This morning, the two older kernels - 4.13.0-33 and -35 both kernel panicked on reboot so I had to restore the snapshot. I'm about to reboot again after re-running the update.
I guess my questions is what could cause this and where do I start looking?
BTW, I would suspect hardware but this was happening of my previous motherboard also and when I get stuck and have to restore a snapshot, I boot to Manjaro and it works every time. I'll take a pic of the kernel fault message next time it happens.
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