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IMSOASIAN

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seth

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Re: 9

udevd blocks - reset the debug level to "3", keep the "quiet" away and try to boot "nomodeset" and see whether that gets you a more digestable output.

Also try to install and boot the lts kernel (from the chroot - don't forget to mount the /boot partition!)

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seth

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Re: 9

If you added "nomodeset" you'll only get a display server on the VESA driver. That's not a solution.
However, you can now look at the journal for this or previous boots to get a better sight on the errors. ("sudo journalctl -b -1" for the previous one)

And yes: it's likely a problem w/ the DRM driver then.
What's the output of "lspci -k"?

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