I can’t log in with the latest kernel update for opensuse tumbleweed (6.13.0-1-default). If I select the previous kernel version in the grub menu (6.12.10-1-default), I can log in normally. Is anyone else having the same problem? Any suggestions?
I even recreated the initrd thinking it might be corrupted. Same result.
All files are there.
I even recreated the initrd thinking it might be corrupted. Same result.
For now I’m going to use the old kernel. I’ve been using Linux for decades and OpenSUSE Tumbleweed for at least 5 years and this is the first time this kind of error has occurred.
> sudo update-bootloader --refresh
[sudo] senha para root:
unknown option: --refresh
Usage: update-bootloader [OPTIONS]
Configure/install boot loader.
Options:
--install Install boot loader.
--config Create boot loader config.
--show Print current boot loader.
--loader BOOTLOADER Set current boot loader to BOOTLOADER.
Supported values: none, grub2, grub2-bls, grub2-efi, systemd-boot, u-boot.
--default ENTRY Set default boot entry to ENTRY.
--add-option OPTION Add OPTION to default boot options.
--del-option OPTION Delete OPTION from default boot options.
--get-option OPTION Get OPTION from default boot options.
--add-kernel VERSION [KERNEL [INITRD]]
Add kernel with version VERSION. Optionally pass kernel and initrd
explicitly.
--remove-kernel VERSION Remove kernel with version VERSION.
--default-settings Return default kernel, initrd, and boot options.
--log LOGFILE Log messages to LOGFILE (default: /var/log/pbl.log)
--version Show pbl version.
--help Write this help text.
Legacy options:
--reinit Re-install boot loader (equivalent to --install --config).
--add Add new entry to boot loader configuration. Requires also --name,
--image, and --initrd options. Use --add-kernel instead.
--image KERNEL Use KERNEL as kernel when adding a boot loader entry.
--initrd INITRD Use INITRD as initrd when adding a boot loader entry.
--name VERSION Use VERSION as name for new boot loader entry.
--force This option is ignored.
Calling update-bootloader without any options will rebuild the boot loader configuration
(as if --config would have been used).