12-17-2016, 03:16 PM
Obvious praxis would be install updates, reboot, then use the tweaks kernel remover. I wonder if the physical system and the VM both have to reboot; say for instance, if the physical system is running on an older kernel, and perhaps the VM software itself has dependencies that would break with the newer kernel even though the VM can run the new kernel just fine. PCI cards are an instance that used to cause problems between physical and virtualized hardware running different kernels. It has to be a VM software thing. Kernel remover works flawlessly on the six physical systems I have had at hand here. The only other thing it could be is an underrun problem of some kind that causes a default boot to the old kernel, but that is highly unlikely on your big machine, the thing is when things don't change after updates it can be because of underruns during bootup.
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