Why is My Linux distro crashing after the latest kernel update?

[marinav]

Just updated to the newest kernel and now my system is randomly rebooting or freezing on boot. I was on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS before, everything was smooth. Anyone else seeing this and got it fixed?

 

[kdokiller]

I've had similar issues with kernel updates crashing my distro, turns out the problem was usually a misconfigured module or driver that just needed to be blacklisted or updated. Have you tried removing recently installed packages or checking for any conflicts with your current hardware?

 

[ЕленаБо]

Yeah, this happened to me last week, ended up being a compatibility issue with my nvidia drivers. Had to blacklist them temporarily and then reinstall the new version once I figured out what was going on. Definitely check your kernel logs for any errors related to your hardware drivers.

 

[Australopitek]

I had the same issue with my Ubuntu install after the last update, turned out it was a compatibility problem with an old Nvidia driver. Updating the driver to the latest version fixed the crashes for me, might be worth a shot for you too. Have you tried booting into a previous kernel to see if that resolves the issue?

 

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[кактымненадоелсука]

I'm experiencing similar issues with Ubuntu 22.04 after the latest kernel update, and I solved it by blacklisting the new kernel and rolling back to the previous one. You can try this by running `echo "install grub-pc.old /boot/grub/stage1 ~r ~" | sudo debconf-set-selections` followed by `sudo grub-update`.

 

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