The bug is in the boot update (I guess initramfs/flash-kernel).
There is no workaround for users who want to perform routine upgrades; the only option is to hold updates (`apt-mark hold`) on packages triggering a boot update, but they are far too many (20+).
Right now, the only way to make a system "stable" is to disable the automatic updates:
The bug is in the boot update (I guess initramfs/ flash-kernel) .
There is no workaround for users who want to perform routine upgrades; the only option is to hold updates (`apt-mark hold`) on packages triggering a boot update, but they are far too many (20+).
Right now, the only way to make a system "stable" is to disable the automatic updates:
perl -i -pe 's/"1"/"0"/' /etc/apt/ apt.conf. d/20auto- upgrades