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The migration is almost done, at least the rest should happen in the background. There are still a few technical difference between the old cluster and the new ones, and they are summarized in this issue. Please pay attention to the TL:DR at the end of the comment.
This issue happens on a ICL Lenovo laptop (i7-1065G7) running Fedora 35 (Workstation Edition), kernel 5.19.12-100.fc35. Issue does not happen with previous kernel update 5.19.11-100.fc35.
After kernel selection in grub menu, laptop display starts to blink like lights in a 90's rave party. It looks like white flash happens for every display update (?) I cannot change VT or do anything else since display is just blinking.
I think we're seeing some general difference in the VBIOS/GOP behaviour on old vs. new hardware. On old hw the it seems to program the power sequencer a bit more thoroughly. But no idea if there's a clear cutoff anywhere or just random chance on when the firmware got released/etc.
That said, I still recommend that no one use 5.19.12. No point in taking any risks.
I starting to think this is a electrical over stress after kernel upgrade. After I connect to HDMI cable, the screen flickering disappears. But if i disconnect the cable, the flickering continues. I searched the net and someone suggested this is an issue of the inverter circuit of the LCD display. But this couldnt be the problem since my WIndows and kernel 5.18 runs with no issue of screen flickering. This is a software induced issue.
I also checked the voltage of the new kernel versus the old kernel, the wats consumed in kernel 6 is even less compare to kernel 5.18. I doubt that the issue could be caused by the incorrect voltage to the single screen? Double screen with hdmi output didnt have any problem.