Kernel 6.5.13-4 failed to boot

[chchia]

stuck at this screen forever, reboot to previous kernel work.

 

[Tom1972]

I have the same issue on two machines. initrd seems broken, regardless to the hardware type. had to choose the 6.5.13-3 in grub menu manually, then the machines booted up.

 

[Polyphemus]

+1, manually pinning 6.5.13-3 is a workaround.

 

[Tom1972]

how is pinning achieved again?

 

[Polyphemus]

how is pinning achieved again?

proxmox-boot-tool kernel pin 6.5.13-3-pve

 

[bc547]

Same issue here on 2 machines. Manually pinning to the previous lower version works (6.5.13-1-pve and 6.5.13-3-pve)

 

[alberisca75]

Hello from me with Linux 6.5.13-4-pve on an i5-10210U NUC no problem, however on an i3-3110M laptop I get kernel panic. With Linux 6.5.13-3-pve no problem

 

[cwt]

@ all: which CPU types do you use? Intel or AMD?

 

[Tom1972]

11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-11700
and
13th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-13900H

 

[cwt]

Looks like an Intel specific problem to me in the first place. I have 4 test servers, 2 running on Intel Core/Xeon, 2 on AMD Threadripper/Epyc. Both Intel systems hang on reboot, the AMD systems boot fine.

 

[bc547]

@ all: which CPU types do you use? Intel or AMD?

Problem occurs on two different Intel N100 systems and no problem on AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS.

 

[Panderiner]

same 2 intel systems. One i3 other a N100

 

[eypo75]

4 servers running Intel xeon e3-1265l-v2 processors affected, kernel panic at boot with 6.5.13-4-pve. Pinning 6.5.13-3-pve solved the issue.

 

[Polyphemus]

Running an Intel i5-4250U here.

 

[chchia]

intel 12400 for my case

 

[cwt]

Hm, looks like 6.5.13-4 has been withdrawn from the current update repo. On systems with a not up-to-date patchlevel it’s not offered anymore for installation.

 

[virtue_al]

Same for me with 2 Intel systems.

 

[FMoerb]

Having the same issue after updating the kernel from 6.5.13-3 to 6.5.13-4 on a DELL T40 with Xeon E-2224G.
Everything was fine again after choosing the old kernel manually on startup.

Now looking how to revert to the last running boot config instead of choosing the -3 kernel all the time ...

 

[cwt]

Having the same issue after updating the kernel from 6.5.13-3 to 6.5.13-4 on a DELL T40 with Xeon E-2224G.
Everything was fine again after choosing the old kernel manually on startup.

Now looking how to revert to the last running boot config instead of choosing the -3 kernel all the time ...

proxmox-boot-tool kernel pin 6.5.13-3-pve

;-)

 

[FMoerb]

proxmox-boot-tool kernel pin 6.5.13-3-pve

;-)

Thanks, already done - after trying to remove the -4-pve in a first step, which wasn't working (error message: Kernel '6.5.13-4-pve' not found in manual kernel list) ...