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> TatriX: Can you also attach dmesg output to your Bugzilla report?

Shall I include full dmesg output for both kernels?
I have a laptop where I keep 5.9.12 and a desktop machine, where I use
latest stable from the Arch repo.

When it comes to compilation issues, I'm experiencing the same
symptoms as described here:
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/709671/linux-kernel-5-15-54-compilation-errors-with-gcc-12-1
I'll have to investigate how to downgrade gcc before I can do the bisection.