- Edited
Heads up: I wrote most of this, left to eat, then came back and found other issues as well as the cause of most of them. So it might be a little all over the place due to rewriting.
For the past few days, I've been unable to open a tty after launching X. When I switch to tty from X, the monitor goes black and displays the message that it's receiving no input signal. This only happens when going from X to a tty though. However, from tty1 at login, I have no issue switching to the different ttys and I have no issue using any tty before X launches. But killing X from my desktop results in the shut off monitor (though I can still login) and changing from the desktop to tty{2..12} brings it about as well.
The other issue I encountered is the inability to mount my two EXT4 SATA SSDs. When I attempt this with
Both of these errors seem to be related to my custom kernel, since
Edit: Forgot to add a link to my kernel config:
https://pastebin.com/7G4UwySs
My /run/66/log/0/current (verbosity 4):

For the past few days, I've been unable to open a tty after launching X. When I switch to tty from X, the monitor goes black and displays the message that it's receiving no input signal. This only happens when going from X to a tty though. However, from tty1 at login, I have no issue switching to the different ttys and I have no issue using any tty before X launches. But killing X from my desktop results in the shut off monitor (though I can still login) and changing from the desktop to tty{2..12} brings it about as well.
The other issue I encountered is the inability to mount my two EXT4 SATA SSDs. When I attempt this with
# mount /dev/sda1 ~/Games/Drive1
# mount /dev/sdb1 ~/Games/Drive2
I get the error `wrong fs type, bad option, bad superblock` for both commands.Both of these errors seem to be related to my custom kernel, since
- I was able to mount the drives and switch TTYs on the recovery usb.
- After installing the stock Zen binary and booting into that, I was able to do the above too.
Edit: Forgot to add a link to my kernel config:
https://pastebin.com/7G4UwySs
My /run/66/log/0/current (verbosity 4):
