The regular kernel hangs on reboot 9 times out of 10; every once in a while it completes the boot successfully. Once booted, it works perfectly. The lts kernel always boots successfully, and also works perfectly. I attach the journalctl output from the last two hung boots of the regular kernel. Any suggestions appreciated. Thank you very much.
Regards
– Bhaskar
boots.odt (99.1 KB)
Hi @ksbhaskar. Being mindful of security, I won’t open a downloadable attachment.
The better way to share the log output is to pipe it to eos-sendlog. That will upload it and generate a link you share, where we can view it online.
See here for more details on how to do that:
https://discovery.endeavouros.com/forum-log-tool-options/how-to-include-systemlogs-in-your-post/2021/03/
[boots.odt|attachment] pastebinnified: https://endeavour.kamprad.net/pastebin/?969b7abec0a9b787#B3QUxRZ5nuybS2NwFPQSuBdgwTuzjjVJFHBh6pbd7JTi
System76 Darter Pro/Darter Pro, BIOS 2022-11-21_b337ac6 11/14/2022
You got CPU core dumps/traces in the journal.
As this is a newer device, I do not think there is a defective part… but the firmware looks suspiciously outdated.
Thank you @Bink. I will do that next time.
Thanks @joekamprad. I will try that soon, and report here. It looks like I have to make a Pop OS live USB to check for firmware updates.
you may can also install this on arch/EndeavourOS as far as i know.
Update: I booted a Pop!_OS live USB, and checked for firmware updates, but there were none. Also, I already had fwupd installated, and it also did not report updates. I am glad that the lts kernel always works. @joekamprad vielen dank für die hilfe.
Regards
– Bhaskar