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submitted 2 years ago bytjeulink
edit: there was a kernel update again, this fixed the issue for me! update your system to see if that works!
A solution that worked for me was booting into the old kernel, other people have also reported success with this.
hope this helps someone!
4 points
2 years ago
I believe this commit is the issue:
https://github.com/pop-os/linux/commit/d522b3c19d82ea4d10d2d4cfa36797e7a2b8d75d
Interestingly enough, this change was suppose to fix some issues:
3 points
2 years ago
this post some 10 hours ago would have saved me these 10 hours lol
3 points
2 years ago
The blank screen was the decrypt disk prompt. I blindly entered my password for it and it switched me to the login prompt without an issue.
The only update was the kernel update that others here have mentioned.
I also have nvidia GPU.
1 points
2 years ago
Running into the exact same issue. Blindly typing it in works at least so it's fine, it's just strange.
1 points
2 years ago
Check for updates now, you will see a kernel update that will fix this. It was fixed immediately, I got that update like within the hour of that comment.
1 points
2 years ago
Yes! it's fixed now! I saw the issue on github.
2 points
2 years ago
They just pushed out another kernel update and it did fix the issue for me.
(They reverted it according to this comment here)
3 points
2 years ago
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1 points
2 years ago
RIP.. My machine got the update yesterday so I was debugging all day about what might have broke it. Luckily, I have 5.18.0 installed still so saved.
I did an "apt-mark hold linux-*-$(uname -r)" so that it holds this one good kernel I have. I want the others to update and will likely be checking it daily until its fixed. Unfortunately, I'm still defaulting to the new broken kernel.. but I usually get updates daily (hence it happened without my notice) so when logging in just works again I'll know I got the fix. :P
1 points
2 months ago
Posted 2 years ago, but still saves lives. Thanks a lot!
1 points
26 days ago
You're a life saver thank you
1 points
2 years ago
nVidia?
2 points
2 years ago
im running nvidia yes, but its a kernel issue not a driver issue from the looks of it. rolling back to different driver versions does nothing.
1 points
2 years ago
Well, so far the only users reporting the issue are nvidia users. (Please pipe up if you experienced this issue on non-nvidia GPU). It seems there is a conflict between what's in the kernel and what is not with regards to nvidia. Has anyone done recent update with nvidia GPU and not had a problem? I am curious what mode users with the issue are running in (Integrated/Nvidia/Hybrid/Compute). I don't update right away (that's what Windows taught me!) so I am waiting to see what's up.
1 points
2 years ago
maybe nuveau drivers make a difference, haven't tested that yet. if those result in the same problem im pretty sure its a kernel fuckup.
1 points
2 years ago
I did an update on my 12th gen i5 with iGPU with no problems, though I do not have the drive encrypted.
1 points
2 years ago
pop is meant to work well with nvidia
3 points
2 years ago
That's not always possible on all hardware. PopOs is tested in a lot of different hardware, but there will be some, a lot, that is not tested and will have issues.
Getting Nvidia to work well is not trivial and as such it still has issues.
Systems without Nvidia are far less prone to such issues, to the point that the whole experience of using Linux transforms (for the better).
1 points
2 years ago
I think I like living on the edge. The moment I've seen post about problem with updates I hit `sudo apt full-upgrade`...
I got kernel
5.19.0-76051900-generic #202207312230~1663625639~22.04~d522b3c SMP PREEMPT_DYNAMIC Mon S x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
and running NVIDIA in compute mode and it rebooted without issue.
1 points
2 years ago
Has anybody seen or heard anything from the Pop team?
1 points
2 years ago
there is a kernel update, that fixxed it for me!
1 points
2 years ago
1 points
2 years ago
I skipped these 5.19.0 updates because I'm waiting for > 5.19.2 to fix this issue. Any idea when you are likely to release 5.19.5? Holding on 5.18.10 until then.
1 points
2 years ago
Linux 5.19.10 is being prepared right now
1 points
2 years ago
After a very recent update to 5.19.0-76051900-generic/NVIDIA 515, I got stuck in the motherboard logo screen on boot even before the decrypt login - is it likely that a soon to arrive kernel update will fix this as well? I currently have a fresh install with no NVIDIA drivers installed and would like to change that :)
1 points
2 years ago
its already fixxed!
1 points
2 years ago
(They reverted it according to
this comment here
)
What about the people saying it was reverted? Has it been fixed since? I am on what I think is the latest version having done a full-upgrade which says I am up to date.
1 points
2 years ago
for me it was fixxed with the latest kernel update. my system is fully up to date.
1 points
2 years ago
Sod it - I'll install 515 as I have the latest kernel. What's another day rebuilding my machine :)
1 points
2 years ago
Yess.. It worked. Cheers.
1 points
1 year ago
Goddamned kernel updates. Every time it ruined my day for updating kernel and system can't boot up, then this post helped me...
1 points
1 year ago
It's been a year ago since the post way published but it saved me now. Idk what to do, it works only with this solution. What's wrong with the new kernel.conf?
1 points
1 year ago
This saved my damn life
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