@cypressyew, I cannot have proof that the same issue occurred with v5.2 rc2 from your link, as the kernel does not respond to earlyprintk=efi, but it died pretty much the same way, and no logs were produced.
As I mentioned earlier, the fix in efi.c is a clear indication of a bug in the kernel code. If that isn't sufficient, I'm not sure what is.
That being said, if you could provide me a kernel build that will have proper logging I could capture, then I can try again. But please, please, to save us some time, first take a quick look at the source, it isn't too hard to see if it is a legitimate bug.
@cypressyew, I cannot have proof that the same issue occurred with v5.2 rc2 from your link, as the kernel does not respond to earlyprintk=efi, but it died pretty much the same way, and no logs were produced.
As I mentioned earlier, the fix in efi.c is a clear indication of a bug in the kernel code. If that isn't sufficient, I'm not sure what is.
The same bug exists in the latest kernel source. /git.launchpad. net/~ubuntu- kernel- test/ubuntu/ +source/ linux/+ git/mainline- crack/tree/ drivers/ firmware/ efi/efi. c#n258
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That being said, if you could provide me a kernel build that will have proper logging I could capture, then I can try again. But please, please, to save us some time, first take a quick look at the source, it isn't too hard to see if it is a legitimate bug.