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Our use case may be different (I personally dont mind running old buster or bullseye, but I want kernel 6.1 'cause I use btrfs-raid1). It has been discussed, that CPU settings in armbian-config improves stability. I am running: - min CPU speed 408MHz - max CPU speed 1.2GHz - governor set on performance The stability improved RAPIDLY - the system runs several days, I tested btrfs balance/replace - without issues. My system is: - image Armbian_21.08.1_Helios64_bullseye_current_5.10.60.img.xz - newer images occasionally freeze during the boot sequence, I dont mind older system... - apt install linux-image-edge-current - to get kernel 6.1, you could install headers as well for DKMS - I had SERIOUS network issues all the time - I gave up and bought usb to ethernet adapter, after that, no issues with network Hope this helps someone.

I had similar problem (not quite the same from what I remember), but i was receiving kernel panic on armbian 23.5, kernel 6.1.36 and the issue was caused by the start of the armbian-ramlog.service. Once the service was disabled, it booted every time. Disabling the service was discussed here as well: