@darkness @siru There's a tracking task for the FDE issues here. I'm going to create some test kernels with potential fixes shortly, but I do need additional information to make sure I get the right drivers rebuilt for you (I'll post it there).

riffer I've been using Elementary for a week but I'm starting to miss Solus' speed.

What are you waiting for!? Switch back asap! We have a new shiny kernel here! 😏

      Folks, could we keep this thread mostly on track please? I'm reading every entry looking for issues and the less noise around that the better. Feel free to open a new thread if you want to talk about future ISO ideas.

      Solarmass I know, my Keychron keyboard will finally work properly. I still have Solus on my other drive so I'll take a look next week.

      Oops sorry. Back to Kernel issues.

        Update went smooth on my four Solus computers ! Great work, thank you very much, the Solus team !

        Successful update here. Happy to rock with the new AMD drivers!

        ReillyBrogan
        Below is output of sudo modinfo wl:
        filename: /lib/modules/6.0.9-222.current/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/wl.ko.zst
        license: MIXED/Proprietary
        alias: pci:vdsvsdbc02sc80i*
        depends: cfg80211
        retpoline: Y
        name: wl
        vermagic: 6.0.9-222.current SMP preempt mod_unload modversions
        parm: passivemode:int
        parm: wl_txq_thresh:int
        parm: oneonly:int
        parm: piomode:int
        parm: instance_base:int
        parm: nompc:int
        parm: intf_name:string

        Thank you.

            tonyk So the kernel module is being picked up. Curious.

            Does sudo modprobe wl do anything? Does wl show up in the output of sudo lsmod afterwards? Any errors in dmesg after trying to run sudo modprobe wl?

              sudo modprobe wl
              insmod: ERROR: could not load module /lib/modules/6.0.9-222.current/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/wl.ko: No such file or directory
              sudo lsmod - wl is not listed.
              No dmseg errors.
              I also checked for any missing packages with "sudo eopkg check | grep Broken | awk '{print $4}' | xargs sudo eopkg it --reinstall" with no errors or installations.

              Thank you.

                tonyk Can you run sudo which modprobe? We updated kmod (which provides depmod, lsmod, and modprobe) to a version that supports zstd-compressed kernel modules however for whatever reason your version doesn't seem to be working with that. I wonder if your path is weird somehow and it's picking up a different version of those. The correct output of sudo which modprobe should be /sbin/modprobe.

                To test if this is the zstd compression is related to the issue you can decompress that kernel module manually.

                cd /lib/modules/6.0.9-222.current/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/
sudo unzstd wl.ko.zst`

                And then see if that "fixes" it after a reboot. Note that this is only a temporary fix that will break the next time the kernel is updated (which is likely to happen very soon due to the FDE issue). The correct fix would be to figure out why your system isn't working with zstd modules.

                    Surprise sync went through without issue here.

                    ReillyBrogan - Thank you, I wasn't sure how to decompress the wl.ko.zst file - once the file was decompressed, my wifi is working again after rebooting.
                    Result of "sudo which modprobe" is /sbin/modprobe

                    Thank you again for getting this working! I'll update with the latest and see what happens.

                        Cured an iMac 10 BT issue - well done, now I can give it back to the client.

                        Hello
                        Since the last update, lightdm does not launch
                        I only found this error in the logs:

                        /var/log/lightdm/x-0.log:(EE) event3 - SINO WEALTH USB KEYBOARD: client bug: event processing lagging behind by 32ms, your system is too slow

                          Three Family Laptops updated with zero issues noted as yet.
                          1 x old Asus Intel Celeron
                          1 x Old Novatech Intel i5
                          1 x Brand New Asus X515JAB Intel i3 (Latest Gen)
                          Thanks to all those responsible for their time and effort. 😃

                          tonyk Can I get the output of the following?

                          ls -ahl /sbin | grep mod

/lib/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2 --list /bin/kmod

                          Then, I'd like to try LZMA compression with that kernel module instead of Zstandard since Arch Linux is using that and it doesn't seem like they have the same issue. Please run the following and reboot:

                          cd /lib/modules/6.0.9-222.current/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/
sudo rm wl.ko.zst
sudo xz wl.ko

                          This will delete the wl.ko uncompressed kernel module and replace it with wl.ko.xz. At this point you should have wl.ko.xz in this directory, but no wl.ko or wl.ko.zst. See if this works after a reboot. If it doesn't then you can do the following to get back to the non-compressed kernel module:

                          cd /lib/modules/6.0.9-222.current/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/
sudo xz -d wl.ko.xz

                          Note that we've pushed a new kernel update, so if you've already done an update replace 6.0.9-222.current with 6.0.10-224.current in the above steps.