I have come to the conclusion that the problem with the #24 Linux Kernel is
related
to the use of SSD hard drives.
I just took my SSD out of my computer and replaced it with an old manual /
mechanical
hard drive and installed Linux Mint 19 on it including the #24 Kernel and it
worked/booted
pe
Did you install haveged "BEFORE" you attempted update to kernel #24 ?
Is you SSD a Western Digital, may I ask ?
Perhaps haveged is a solution but does not sound like a particularly
good one. How is one supposed to know that they have to do this ?
Sounds like to me that there is something in ke
tim-smith:
I installed haveged and then install kernel #24 and unlike before
now seems to boot and run just fine.
Are the developers of the kernel aware of this problem ?
Sounds like adding haveged is a patchwork fix at best and that some
change to the kernel itself needs to be made - what that
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