I made an upgrade with Discover.
After the upgrade a message announces the a firmware update will be installed after reboot.
After rebooting the kernel crashes
I’m using a Dell XPS.
I can boot into kernel 7.0.1 and everything is ok.
any idea to resolve the problem?
I have just hour ago updated to kernel 7.2 (your kernel) and it’s good on a 15 years old device. Did you face many (“Erorr url not found returning 404”) and did you face an error in the end of zypper dup? If that I have faced the same thing and I did sudo zypper dup -d (download only ) and after this sudo zypper dup and it worke and I got this kernel.
No, the update works fine without error.
The only that I noticed was the message, that there will be performed a firmware (Bios) update reboot.
I’m not sure, but I think this has something to do with the Bios firmware upgrade process.
I don’t know anything about bios really what I can is to boot from a usb only:)
The kernel panics as it can not mount the root filesystem.
Do you remember if it was a BIOS update or only the secure boot key?
no, sorry I could not remember 
Is there a way that I can check this?
I currently can run the system with the previous Kernel 7.0.1
Im thinking if there a way to delete the last update and start a new fresh success update (I really don’t know Im only sharing ideas)
yes, If somebody can tell me how… 
ok, I could resolve the problem by reinstalling the kernel again 
Thank you guys
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