Greetings!
This is a Fedora issue, but maybe my Framework’s boot device setup plays a role as well and someone had the same issue already.
Fedora 42 is installed and boots from a Framework 1 TB drive module, plugged into Slot 1. It is always up to date, maximum 2-3 days after updates arrive, I apply them. After I’ve updated Fedora on the 25th of June, Fedora only booted into the GRUB prompt the next day.
It was then when I’ve checked the UEFI Setup and the boot manager and I saw the boot drive is listed twice. I did not check the UEFI Setup for a long time, so I cannot be 100% sure that this is related to the boot problem. Regardless of which entry I choose, it only gets me into the GRUB prompt.
I am using BTRFS with snapper and snapshots integrated into the GRUB menu. Also it is LUKS encrypted, including /boot. (I just followed a guide to set it up like that, I don’t have that kind of in-depth Linux skill).
What I tried so far (with the use of ChatGPT) I tried to roll back to a previous snapshot. It took hours. I am not sure it succeeded, since I am still only booting into the GRUB prompt and have the boot drive listed twice (maybe the snapshot was already affected or it is not rolled back correctly.
I’ll be super happy for any hints.
Cheers!
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Which Linux distro are you using?
Fedora
Which release version?
42
Which kernel are you using?
I don’t know how to find out now, but it should be the latest one available at June 25th.
Which BIOS version are you using?
LFK30.03.03
Which Framework Laptop 13 model are you using?
AMD Ryzen™ AI 300 Series