My kernel was updated to 5.17.11-301.fsync.fc36.x86_64 and it is unable to boot on this kernel. It just boots to a black screen. I am able to boot from 5.17.9-302.fsync.fc36.x86_64 with no issues. Is there a safe way to get rid of 5.17.11-301.fsync.fc36.x86_64?
You’ll probably need to report this to the folks maintaining the fsync kernel, since it isn’t the Fedora kernel (the issue could also be occurring in the Fedora kernel, but one will have to test that out to confirm). The COPR page asks to file issues here:
sudo dnf remove 5.17.11-301.fsync.fc36.x86_64
No match for argument: 5.17.11-301.fsync.fc36.x86_64
No packages marked for removal.
Dependencies resolved.
Nothing to do.
Complete!
and the “regular” kernel-5.17.11 as Fedora releases it, just boots fine?
Install that from the repo and give it a try. If it boots, you have a problem with one of those ninja patches and you would have to file an issue with the COPR maintainers. If it doesn’t boot file a bug against kernel on Fedora’s bugzilla…
That would exaggerated, in my opinion. Older kernel boot just fine, right?
Just an idea, start up a virtual machine and see if the custom kernel boots there…