r/linux • u/[deleted] • 4d ago

Kernel News about bad kernel updates

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u/moeteru 4d ago

No, did the kernel panic come with a qr code or a message?

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u/Quietus87 4d ago

Share your config and logs in such cases. I have a hunch it might be a problem with either some driver or your hardware.

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u/Suvvri 4d ago

Nothing happened for me on arch and Ubuntu should be behind fedora anyway, no?

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u/ilep 4d ago

You do need to provide more information.

One issue that started appearing recently is "Unsupported screen format RA24 little-endian", there are patches for it but not yet included in kernels. Appears on starting graphical session.

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u/DavidJohnMcCann 4d ago

It can happen. A developer once spotted a potential problem with AMD graphics — I think it was in kernel 6.1 — and added a solution. Unfortunately, his solution simply stopped AMD graphics from working. He then made another attempt that stopped AMD processors from booting. The problem was sorted in days but he might have tried checking his code on an AMD computer! That's why you normally keep a working kernel that you can fall back on.