<autumn>
I updated from macOS 12.x to 14.5 yesterday to start the asahi installation process on my M1 Max Mac Studio. I hadn't seen the warnings about m1n1, but it seems I started the process after the m1n1 patches were released as the installer supplied m1n1 v1.4.14.
<autumn>
I am able to install and use Ubuntu 23.10, but the upgrade to 24.04 always causes the system to kernel panic after GRUB boots the upgraded system
<autumn>
I have wiped away my asahi container + partitions and retried about 3 times now, always with the same results.
<tobhe[m]>
interesting, thanks for letting us know. That is something I haven't seen before
<tobhe[m]>
do you think you could open a bug on github so we can track this?
<autumn>
yeah, absolutely. i'll be able to submit it today. Is there any additional information you'd like me to include in the bug report?
<tobhe[m]>
I think you actually included the most important things already. m1n1 version could be relevant, kernel version is shown in the screenshot
<autumn>
oh wow it actually booted. I had left it to loop for over an hour and at some point in the last ~20 minutes it actually made it through to the greeter. I've verified from the now-booted system that (m1n1/noble,now 1.4.14-1ubuntu0.1~asahi1 arm64)
<autumn>
would `sudo journalctl --no-hostname -b 0` be sufficient for logs or would you like me to run anything else?
<autumn>
I ran `sudo journalctl --no-hostname -b -1` to obtain the "previous failed boot logs" but it looks like I misunderstood which boot was captured by that command, and that it was from a boot that happened under 23.10.
<kaazoo>
Hi, I just updated to kernel 6.8.0-1005-apple-arm and it's working fine so far.
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<john-cabaj[m]>
<kaazoo> "However, https://github.com/..." <- I can look into the bug reports and see what the impact is. There’s been 1-2 release tags a week lately, and it takes 2 days for our builder to publish. I’ve been trying to update the kernels on Fridays.