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Did you try the revised instructions in the first post?The issue seems to be DKMS failing with the latest debian kernel. I couldn’t figure out how to uninstall the kernel but I was able to stop it from being installed on a new system. Before you do a
[/code]Code:sudo apt upgrade. stop any kernel update with [code]sudo apt-mark hold *6.12* basically wildcard the 6.12 string on both sides to prevent anything related to the kernel from being updated.
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