Ahmad Ismail

Also, when water crashes multiple times in the same area, there is a good chance that this area will get corrupted.

Too late... I already deleted the corrupt world and restored a backup, but you could reproduce it relatively easily: go to an ocean and keep swimming there, let it crash...

Did you blacklist `rtw88_8821ce`?

Try disabling ASPM. Add this to the kernel command line: `pcie_aspm=off`

I think you can do it that way, but to make it permanent you should edit your grub config: `sudo nano /etc/default/grub` Add it to the end of the line...

I don't think that the newer kernels are an issue. I have this driver on Fedora 37 (kernel 6.1) and it works as well as it did on Kernel 5.4....

I have a similar problem and it used to happen on Ubuntu too, except Ubuntu doesn't have `abrt` to bother you. A temporary solution to suppress the error: ``` echo...