Fix deployed to stable. If you come across this issue, please just run sudo eopkg up
after logging in to a TTY. This can be accessed using Ctrl+Alt+F1-F7 (pick one, shouldn't matter unless you hit the graphical TTY).
If you are unsure if you're affected, double check for virtualbox-guest-common
after doing an upgrade. You can check if you have it installed by running sudo eopkg info virtualbox-guest-common
. If you have it installed, will show "Installed package:" then list the details.
If you have it installed and it is 6.1.10-159
then you should be fine and no intervention should be necessary (you can safely reboot). If you don't have that version and you haven't rebooted yet, just check for updates again and you should see some virtualbox ones. If you don't have any virtualbox guest driver bits installed, you should be able to safely ignore all the things and reboot as usual.
If you have no need for anything related to virtualbox, you can remove virtualbox-guest-common
as well!
If you have any further issues related to booting / reaching the graphical session after getting all your updates, please report it so we can take a look as soon as possible. Thanks!