_**Description of the issue (screenshots if relevant): I did my first distrosync last Friday, and my system attempted to boot into kernel 6.12.9, but it seemed to get hung up on a screen that said “Loading Linux 6.12.9-desktop-1omv2490 …” It would then reboot back to the GRUB menu. If I choose to boot into the 6.12.6 kernel, I get a screen that says “Loading Linux 6.12.6-desktop-1omv2490 …” and then directly beneath it I get the “Loading initial ramdisk …” message prior to the system booting.
_**Relevant informations (hardware involved, software version, logs or output…): I looked in my /boot directory and noticed that an “initrd-6.12.9-desktop-1omv2490.img” file was missing, so I used dracut to generate one. I’m still unable to boot into the latest kernel even with the missing initrd image. Is there anything else that I might be missing?
Isn’t the latest kernel 6.12.9 though? I know that I can boot into 6.12.6, but what if this issue continues with future releases? Based on the screenshot I sent over, I’m getting errors installing the latest kernel. I just want to make sure I don’t have something else going on that’ll prevent me from taking advantage of future updates.
Essentially, I know that it’s not a huge deal, and I really appreciate the help so far. I’d just like to make sure that I’ll be good to go going forward.