F37 Graphic login blocked after upgrade to Kernel 6.1.7-200

[José María Terry Jiménez]

Hello

I've just upgraded my F37 this afternoon and after reboot when login in 
GUI, it freezes (I can select user, enter password and initiate login)

As Kernel was involved in this upgrade 6.1.6-200 -> 6.1.7-200 I rebooted 
(could ssh into the box) and selected 6.1.6, all worked as usual. Just 
to be sure, rebooted into 6.1.7 and got the same problem.

This is Gnome (Wayland)

Do anyone saw this? Any ideas (or wait for new Kernel?)

If someone gets in this problem, hope can "solve" booting previous Kernel.

When booted **IN 6.1.6** then did (to prevent need to select 6.1.6 in 
every boot):

** DON'T DO THIS IF YOUR RUNNING KERNEL IS 6.1.7, check with ** uname -r 
** before remove 6.1.7

dnf remove kernel-core-6.1.7  kernel-devel-6.1.7

Best,

[Barry Scott]

>  On 23 Jan 2023, at 17:50, José María Terry Jiménez
> <jtj(a)tssystems.net&gt; wrote:
>  
>  Hello
>  
>  I've just upgraded my F37 this afternoon and after reboot when login in GUI, it
> freezes (I can select user, enter password and initiate login)
>  
>  As Kernel was involved in this upgrade 6.1.6-200 -> 6.1.7-200 I rebooted (could ssh
> into the box) and selected 6.1.6, all worked as usual. Just to be sure, rebooted into
> 6.1.7 and got the same problem.
>  
>  This is Gnome (Wayland)
>  
>  Do anyone saw this? Any ideas (or wait for new Kernel?)
>  
>  If someone gets in this problem, hope can "solve" booting previous Kernel.
>  
>  When booted **IN 6.1.6** then did (to prevent need to select 6.1.6 in every boot):
>  
>  ** DON'T DO THIS IF YOUR RUNNING KERNEL IS 6.1.7, check with ** uname -r ** before
> remove 6.1.7
>  
>  dnf remove kernel-core-6.1.7  kernel-devel-6.1.7 

The 6.1.6 choice should be remembered by grub for your next boot.
That is what I see gub do when I choose al older kernel to boot.

Barry

>  
>  Best,
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El 23/1/23 a las 22:38, Barry Scott escribió:
> > On 23 Jan 2023, at 17:50, José María Terry Jiménez <jtj(a)tssystems.net&gt; wrote:
> >
> > Hello
> >
> > I've just upgraded my F37 this afternoon and after reboot when login in GUI, it
> freezes (I can select user, enter password and initiate login)
> >
> > As Kernel was involved in this upgrade 6.1.6-200 -> 6.1.7-200 I rebooted (could
> ssh into the box) and selected 6.1.6, all worked as usual. Just to be sure, rebooted into
> 6.1.7 and got the same problem.
> >
> > This is Gnome (Wayland)
> >
> > Do anyone saw this? Any ideas (or wait for new Kernel?)
> >
> > If someone gets in this problem, hope can "solve" booting previous Kernel.
> >
> > When booted **IN 6.1.6** then did (to prevent need to select 6.1.6 in every boot):
> >
> > ** DON'T DO THIS IF YOUR RUNNING KERNEL IS 6.1.7, check with ** uname -r **
> before remove 6.1.7
> >
> > dnf remove kernel-core-6.1.7  kernel-devel-6.1.7
>
>  The 6.1.6 choice should be remembered by grub for your next boot.
>  That is what I see gub do when I choose al older kernel to boot.
>
>  Barry
>  
Mine always boots latest. I know how to configure GRUB to remember last 
one, but usually I want to use the newer (except in cases like this)

[Joe Zeff]

On 01/23/2023 03:39 PM, jtj(a)tssystems.net wrote:
>  Mine always boots latest. I know how to configure GRUB to remember
> last 
>  one, but usually I want to use the newer (except in cases like this) 
If you configure GRUB to remember the last kernel booted and mostly boot 
from the latest one, that's what it will remember, unless you have a 
reason to boot from a different one.  And, when you do, you don't have 
to do anything special except specify that kernel at boot.