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I need to look into how to do that. So I'm using 12.1, you think downgrading back 12 should work?
Yup, like recovery mode? I haven't been able to get it to boot right unfortunately
Man so I messed around with journalctl and just showed the past hour and TONS of errors and warnings, here are some pics of things that sound sorta familiar to what in described. There were so many other errors too
journalctl