Debian bug report: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=928893 indicates that this has been fixed.

@jeremiah.foster Perhaps this might help:

Perhaps this will also fix T803 ?

This is a workaround: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/epiphany/issues/838 (disable flat-volume option).

I use this:

Kodi is not installed by default anymore.

@t1b0 You have two errors:

@max.polwin I'm afraid I fon't have any advice. Would you mind contacting me @support email?

Actually, the Librem Key I have is different, its PRODUCT env is 20a0/4108/100. Could we use more general solution?

@nicole We are already tracking this here: https://tracker.pureos.net/T298

@jeremiah.foster ^

@EchedeyLR No, I am communicating with the reported via Purism support channels, we determined this is a hardware issue.

Not a software issue, closing.

@ajlok If those keys on your Librem 13 are dead, please contact Purism support, you need to re-flash keyboard EC firmware, which is out of scope for this ticket.

A user confirmed that after deleting PureBrowser profile folder YouTube is working again.

If you run "Self-Test" from GNOME Disks then I do not see any other course but to try another disk. If your device is still under warranty contact Purism support, we'll handle there. (I see that your laptop is Librem.)

This may indicate that your disk is failing. Start a live media (PureOS or Ubuntu) and check it for errors:

@louis This means you are not using the latest live PureOS install ISO, which probably has this issue fixed.

@louis You are doing something wrong, 2019-07-14 live ISO version has 4.19.0-5 kernel version.

I can only suggest that you try with live PureOS, download the latest version from here please: http://downloads.puri.sm/live/gnome/2019-07-14/

Do you have two disks in your laptop?

@louis I suggest that you use the latest ISO image: http://downloads.puri.sm/oem/gnome/2019-07-14/

@jeremiah.foster @mak not that update-initramfs did not fixed issues, but it made it worse: customer now cannot boot even the older kernel version.

The user upgraded via sudo apt update && sudo apt full-upgrade and also did sudo update-initramfs -u -k all and here's the output:

A user recently upgraded via Software Center and had this issue. He can successfully boot *4.19.0-2* but the newer kernel (4.19.0-5):

@gorgeous I suggest you do a re-install, you will save yourself a lot of time. Your installation seems very broken.