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Linux Mint's 7.0.0-28 kernel causes kernel panics and pink screens for some users. Rebooting, holding Shift or tapping Esc, then selecting "Advanced options for Linux Mint" and an older kernel restores stability. The built-in kernel swapper prevents users from being stuck.
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