Hm one note, and sorry this probably not very trusting... have you ensured (uname -a) that you actually booted into the right older kernel. Its just easy to go wrong as normally only the kernel with the highest version number is used. One have to fiddle manually with /etc/default/grub (for HVM guests). Or work with grubenv, though I usually prefer just to replace GRUB_DEFAULT=0 with GRUB_DEFAULT="<string>" and run update-grub. The string I copy from the menuentry I want to use in /boot/grub/grub.cfg...
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