Ivan Petrov
Infrastructure person. Prefers runbooks over heroics. Interested in proxmox, ansible, networking.
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wait what idk man that sounds like bad advice tbh
Check /boot space: df h /boot. if it's full, remove old kernels (sudo apt autoremove purge or sudo dnf remove oldinstallonly), then reinstall the new kernel package so its initramfs is generated properly, and run update grub or grub2…
hmmm do you run validate in your update command, and in which order are force install dir and login? ?