Pardon my noobishness....
I'm getting visual glitches in Zorin OS 17 with both my AMD RX 5500 and RX560 when I minimize or maximize a window from the dock.
That led me into trying to update the kernel to see if that could fix it. I'm comfortable screwing with the system and just trying to learn.
I followed a suggestion from a mod here about upgrading the kernel: https://9to5linux.com/you-can-now-install-linux-kernel-6-6-on-ubuntu-heres-how
I found out very quickly that ZFS pools cannot load when using anything other than the HWE kernels, hence I can't boot and have to do the hold shift thing to choose the older kernel in order to boot again.
In my searching, it seems that some people were mentioning upgrading the ZFS version to support later kernels, but that doesn't seem to be so simple in Zorin...
So, understanding that a kernel update may not solve my graphical glitches, that I don't mind if I bork my OS, and that I'd like to experiment with later kernel versions, can someone give me a step by step of how I can switch to a newer kernel without borking ZFS and not being able to boot?
Thank you