https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=439978
--- Comment #11 from Chris <cjd...@brokensolstice.com> --- I applied more updates yesterday. That brought me to kernel 5.11. Which made the system completely unbootable. I never even see grub. It just locks up on the "Gigabyte" splash screen (the maker of my motherboard). To my surprise, I found that if I tapped escape, I could get into grub if the timing was just right. I booted into kernel 5.8.0-63 and it worked! I ran this for about 24 hours, and it never complained. Again, I thought I was in the clear. A few moments ago, I noticed it wanted two more updates: Gnome Application platform 3.38 and KDE 5.15. I applied these -- now I'm back to where I was before. Everything just locks up, I get weird behaviors and I see nvidia drm errors. I noticed that the last several times the system was offering these two packages after applying system updates. They just might be the actual problem here, I'm thinking. As a side note -- I have another neon system I'm using as the base for my Linux audio Daw. I use the repos there to get all my DAW related packages and guitar effects etc. The last update completely killed that system too -- the update that brought it to 5.11. It just came up to a black screen, and I had to do a system rescue. I was able to back that one down to 5.8.0-63, and it is running again... that is also a gigabyte board z390 designaire -- which is an intel board, so that was surprising. It also has a gigabyte card with proprietary drivers (which must be used due to excessive interrupts caused by neouveau). That is 2 of 3 systems I use that have been unusable under the updates that have been going out over the past couple months. It might be a coincidence, I don't know. But I thought I should mention it. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
