Not sure if this helps, but in case you use Toshiba Notebooks, try the following boot parameter : pcie_aspm=off It seems that the BIOS of the Toshiba Notebooks is somwhat messed up and doesn't return the correct values for the Active State Power Management of the pcie devices. This results in not being able to boot in newer kernels. Switching the Active State Power Management off in the boot options will fix this problem. Afaik there is a bugreport for this already but i dunno the number of it atm.
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