November 12, 2024 update does not boot.

[canatella]

Issue Description

I tried updating to the November 12, 2024 update. The update goes well, but when rebooting, it gets stuck at the splash screen. It's running on the Framework laptop 16, AMD version. Rolling back brings the system back up. I have no idea how to disable the splash screen in the grub menu to get some more information on what's going wrong there.

Steps to Reproduce

• run abroot upgrade
• reboot

On what version of Vanilla OS this happens?

Vanilla OS 2 Orchid

Additional Information

No response

[taukakao]

Please run "abroot status" in the working partition and post the output here.

Also, you can press ESC before it locks up to see what happens.

[canatella]

Thanks! Here's the abroot status output:

ABRoot Partitions:
 • Present: vos-b
 • Future: vos-a ✓

Loaded Configuration: /etc/abroot/abroot.json

Device Specifications:
 • CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7840HS w/ Radeon 780M Graphics
 • GPU: [Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. [AMD/ATI] Phoenix1 (rev c2)]
 • Memory: 31402 MB

ABImage:
 • Digest: sha256:62bfae4df97857f0da8597a54717aa486ce9eddd1756cf73fc9d8d1a12757874
 • Timestamp: 2024-11-08 18:23:31
 • Image: ghcr.io/vanilla-os/desktop:main

Kernel Arguments: quiet splash bgrt_disable $vt_handoff lsm=integrity resume=UUID=db1b9b53-fca1-4d6e-8efc-4a9298c76253

Packages:
 • Added: gnome-tweaks, pcscd, lm-sensors, iio-sensor-proxy, adb, libfuse2t64, direnv, power-profiles-daemon
 • Removed: tlp, tlp-rdw
 • Unstaged: 

Package agreement: true

Now I see the quiet in the kernel parameters, but I'm not sure how to update them on the updated partition... I'll try the ESC trick right away.

[canatella]

the ESC trick does not work. I checked the ESC key works ok when I'm in the grub menu. When I hit enter in grub to have it boot, then I keep quickly pressing ESC, the screen switch to black with an underscore in the top left. Then it still switches to the splash screen and then immediately freeze. I think I'll rollback, remove the quiet and splash parameter and update again. We'll see.

[canatella]

Alright, it seems the splash parameter itself is enough to trigger the crash. The problem is, it crashes almost immediately, so the boot does not appears in journalctl. I don't have access to any debug information.

Edit: to be clear, booting with

bgrt_disable $vt_handoff lsm=integrity resume=UUID=db1b9b53-fca1-4d6e-8efc-4a9298c76253

works okay. Booting with

splash bgrt_disable` $vt_handoff lsm=integrity resume=UUID=db1b9b53-fca1-4d6e-8efc-4a9298c76253

Freezes as soon as the splash screen shows up. It seems this would be more hardware/kernel related then anything to do with vanilla-os I guess.

[taukakao]

I'm guessing it has something to do with one of the layered packages. It would be best if you removed them (or adding them back in the case of tlp) and tried upgrading again.

If that works you can try adding them back and see what packaged caused the problem.