Any news on pricing? Else it looks like a beast of a radio (QRP aside).

In the market for an HF setup, so thank you for posting this.

So this occurs after an update. Is it not possible to boot into the prior kernel?

If possible to boot into the prior kernel, can you inspect logs or the journal to see where your error is cropping up?

This issue sounds like a regression of sorts with a driver, but log/debug would help confirm. This would be one worth reporting to upstream if you can rescue some logs (I gather you can if you can boot the disk from another enclosure).

If you can boot into the machine, investigate note from the journal:

• journalctl --list-boots
• journalctl -b -1,
• • where -1 was the prior boot, -2, the one before that, etc

-- If you are booting into a live environment or are otherwise mounting the disk:

• journalctl -D /var/log/journal/ID_GOES_HERE
• example path: /var/log/journal/2dff8304d5114c44bfb1311357a3cd87

-- Keep us posted.

If truly a driver regression, but you can boot from the prior kernel (if you don't have it, install it via livecd or so), definitely report this one and remain on the prior kernel until resolved. Bleeding edge things.