network works fine, but after some use it eventually breaks, and
> i see these errors recently in the journal.
>
Can you try disabling ACPI? [1] Maybe it's somehow related?
[1] https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=216863#c3
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Frederick Zhang
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@Bjorn I backported these patches onto Arch and the warning logs were
gone however the NIC issue still persisted. So I did a bisect and the
commit that fixed it was [1]. So after applying [1], its parent
e7fd8b684, and your patches, now everything is back to normal for me :D
[1]
@Bjorn I installed v6.1-rc4 and I was glad to find out it fixed my NIC
issue :) Even the PXE boot option that mysteriously disappeared after
reboots started showing up stably.
In terms of the USB drive one, I realised that I'm not always to boot
from USB Type-C drives after a shutdown in Windows
I'm also experiencing this issue on a ThinkPad X1 Extreme Gen 5, and it
actually causes some problems more than just logs being spammed.
First of all, I noticed that this only happens after a reboot when I
have an external display connected via USB Type-C. The other end can be
HDMI 2.0 or
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