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Before, I had problems installing the a200 intel wifi/bluetooth driver which I didn't manage to install properly (I had downloaded it but couldnt use it - I didn't get it running). Then I installed instead blueman, dkms etc and got an internal error message. I de installed all that and the internal error message is also gone, but I still get this message when booting.

In the progress, I also edited via vim that "compress gzip" but that didn't help.

I also had entered rtbth in /etc/modules over vim but I am not sure whether I did that correctly.

Nonetheless, I de installed blueman, blueman manager and dkms but I am still left with that error message shown above, that had not been there before I started to fix my bluetooth problems.

Maybe you can help? (BTW, kernel is 5.4)

muru
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medskillz
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From the comments...

  • set back compress=lz4 in /etc/initramfs-tools/initramfs.conf

  • rebuild your ramdisk with sudo update-initramfs -c -k $(uname -r)

  • reboot

Note: Use the sudo update-initramfs -c example, not sudo update-initramfs -u variation.

heynnema
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Use compress=gzip instead of lz4. That worked for me. Then follow heynnema sudo update-initramfs -c -k $(uname -r). This should work this time.

Bernardo Modenesi
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iammurali19
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