I use two RPi4 with f33 and I didn't come across your issues, even after few
re-installations. I suggest you use Raspberry Pi Imager to write your disk
image, as from my experience it is the best disk writing tool if you are using
a GUI, otherwise just use dd. I can assume a bad write could present you with
such issues. Also, make sure you are using aarach64 image and not armhvp.
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