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If so: please boot once with 6.3.8. I assume you will then experience the issue. Then, reset and boot the most recent kernel with which your system works. Then, go to the terminal and get the output of sudo journalctl -k --boot=-1 (-k means kernel messages, and --boot=-1 implies the logs of the then-last boot, which will then be the corrupted 6.3.8 boot; so, 0 is the current boot you are working in, and minus 1 is the one before the current one). Additionally, at this point, you might also get the output of sudo journalctl -k, which then gets the kernel messages of the then-current boot (so, 0), which will be a working one. Just to compare. You could repeat that process and replace 6.3.8 with 6.3.11 (but you do not need to get another log of the then-current working boot). Therefore, you will then have a log from a broken 6.3.8, from a broken 6.3.11 and from a working kernel of before 6.3.8. These files are major indicators for us.

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Try several times to boot with 6.3.8 and 6.3.11 and switch arbitrarily between the two kernels: Please check if the behavior is consistent, which means that 6.3.8 now works every time and 6.3.11 has the error every time.

Generally, troubleshooting at this time with 6.3.11 is indeed too early for here. But I am worrying since the error log of 6.3.8 and 6.3.11 seems equal, and if you are sure that the first screenshot you provided is from 6.3.8, I think it is worth to already have a rough look if we can identify the issue/origin (and to what it is related). I reviewed the testings of 6.3.11 we have so far, and your issue is not yet documented there.

Only use this kernel to boot and to see if it works out without the issue. Do not use that kernel to work. So go back to the previous one even if it works. At the best, after booting once to see if it works, reboot with 6.3.8 (as far as I understand it, this is the newest one that works for you) and directly remove 6.4.2 again until it is added as official stable update.

I see that both of you have dnf updates as one of the activities that occur when a change in working kernels happen. However, I do not think that dnf itself or non-kernel packages are the cause since the error occurs before the root file system is mounted (at least based upon the logs of Ondrej). Thus, the only thing dnf can have an impact on is creating the kernel-related files. So far it cannot be excluded that invoking dnf updates with kernel relations have an impact in triggering/(temporary-)resolving the issue for any of the kernels. The constant is at the moment some of your hardware / BIOS. However, an issue that was introduced in one of the 6.3.X kernels and that is sometimes triggered but sometimes not (on your hardware) is another possibility. My hope remains that 6.4.X solves the issue.

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