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« Last post by MauryG5 on May 29, 2026, 03:30:42 pm »
After a long time, I decided to put Fedora back among my distros to use on Power. I reinstalled it from scratch and I actually noticed the great step forward that Fedora has made on Power, responsive, fluid, made really well now as a desktop. The 7.0.9 kernel was installed when I installed it, a few days ago I installed 7.0.10, in the grub update it tells me in yellow therefore a warning, that it had found the Debian and Ubuntu kernels, normal I say, I also have those currently mounted and it's not the first time I have all 3 of them. The fact is that as soon as I reboot the new Kernel 7.0.10, from petitboot it tells me an initramfs error... I say, but how come I just updated the kernel and it doesn't work anymore? What the hell is going on? I had just decided to put Fedora back and already the problems are starting, is it possible? Now I'm wondering, having given that warning when it found the kernels of the other two, did it mean that it's running out of memory, given the error, in petitboot or is there another problem that prevents me from booting Fedora with both 7.0.9 (which no longer works) and 7.0.10. It only works with the rescue mode at the moment. I tried having it ignore the other kernels, I tried uninstalling and reinstalling the 7.0.10 kernel, I tried reinstalling some parts but nothing works. Any ideas?
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