Comment # 41 on bug 1209436 from Peter K���ppers

yeah, how to solve the problem ... for non experienced(!) people who got
already the new "buggy" kernel (and can't start the system anymore)
I've no clue, but...

To be more precise:
My system is (regularly) customized by default for two kernels: The actual
kernel (from update) and the previous (from installation or previous update).
If it comes for an update (here "resolve this bug" by an update kernel), the
user has to "listen" to this chat and has to put back the default kernel to the
default kernel again (Boot Loader Settings - Default Boot Section - openSUSE
Leap <your release>).
As I said: That's why I putted myself to the CC list

Nothing is easy, unless you know, how it works. It's not a shame to be
clueless, unless you don't try...