Issues Booting After Kernel Update in Qubes OS - Older Kernel Working

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@HappyHippo

If you mean adding nouveau.modeset=0 in the GRUB screen after pressing “e” on the kernel selection, I tried that, but unfortunately, it didn’t resolve the issue. Just to confirm, is that the right place to add it, or should I be entering it somewhere else to start with nouveau.modeset=0?

You can add it like this:
Autostart troubleshooting | Qubes OS

@HappyHippo

For context, I do have an NVIDIA card, though it’s an older GTX 1070. Thanks again to you (and anyone else who might have ideas) for the help!

Then this is your issue:

Not booting with Linux 6.6.48 but still booting with 6.6.42

Issue was reported here: Building recent kernels with the reverted commit works for me. I’m not sure when this will be fixed, for now I’ve been including a revert commit patch in my kernel builds and it’s worked perfectly on all recent releases.