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[Michael Murphy <1250321@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

** Package changed: ubuntu => linux-firmware (Ubuntu)

** Description changed:

  System Specs:
  
  ASUS Sabertooth 990FX (with the latest BIOS)
  AMD FX-8120
  AMD Radeon HD 7950
  240GB Seagate SSD (20GiB / partition)
  2TB WD HDD (/home)
  
  I have installed Ubuntu 14.04 three times and each met the same fate.
  The first time you boot into the system after installing it, it works fine. However, after you install your usual programs like Steam, Skype, smplayer, etc. and reboot the system will fail on such a grand catastrophic scale that you can't even boot into recovery mode since that will begin spamming error messages quickly as well.
  
  It isn't related to the kernel because I used the same kernel in Ubuntu
  13.04. I also had the same problems with Ubuntu 13.10 (I'm not sure if
  that still applies but I will soon find out).
+ 
+ Meanwhile, Ubuntu 13.04 with kernel 3.12 works perfectly.

** Summary changed:

- Ubuntu 13.10 + 14.04 Catastrophic Kernel Panics (but not related to the kernel?)
+ Ubuntu 13.10 + 14.04 Catastrophic Kernel Crashes

** Summary changed:

- Ubuntu 13.10 + 14.04 Catastrophic Kernel Crashes
+ Ubuntu 13.10 + 14.04 Catastrophic Kernel Crashes on Boot

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Title:
  Ubuntu 13.10 + 14.04 Catastrophic Kernel Crashes on Boot

Status in “linux-firmware” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  System Specs:

  ASUS Sabertooth 990FX (with the latest BIOS)
  AMD FX-8120
  AMD Radeon HD 7950
  240GB Seagate SSD (20GiB / partition)
  2TB WD HDD (/home)

  I have installed Ubuntu 14.04 three times and each met the same fate.
  The first time you boot into the system after installing it, it works fine. However, after you install your usual programs like Steam, Skype, smplayer, etc. and reboot the system will fail on such a grand catastrophic scale that you can't even boot into recovery mode since that will begin spamming error messages quickly as well.

  It isn't related to the kernel because I used the same kernel in
  Ubuntu 13.04. I also had the same problems with Ubuntu 13.10 (I'm not
  sure if that still applies but I will soon find out).

  Meanwhile, Ubuntu 13.04 with kernel 3.12 works perfectly.

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