Hello, Sébastien Hinderer, le dim. 22 févr. 2026 19:19:02 +0100, a ecrit: > I am under the impression that embedding BRLTTY in recent initramfs > file systems breaks them to the pont that the whole boot becomes > impossible, the kernel trying to realise an impossible mount.
We had seen it try to mount /dev on /root/dev, and it fails with "invalid argument". Not sure what could be trying to do this, and why brltty could have an influence on this. > I observed this when trying to update to the Linux kernel > 6.18.12+deb14-amd64 so I would suggest not to try booting on this kernel > for the moment. Or maybe some people on the list have already upgraded and also use initrd embedding and didn't see a problem? There doesn't seem to be a new version of initramfs-tools in debian, I wonder what other tool could be involved. Samuel > In addition, even if you stick to an older kernel, it may be wise to > make a copy of both your current working kernel and initramfs in /boot. > > You can copy them to counterparts ending with .old and then use > update-grup to make sure Grub will know how to boot these working > artifacts. > > Seb.
