Install rock on a ssd but after reboot I’m getting a kernel panic:
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mount: can’t read ‘etc/fstab’: No such file or directory
mount: mounting /overlay/boot/roonos-1/rootfs.img on overlay/ro failed: No such file or directory
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Kernel panic - not syncing: Attempted to kill init! exitcode=0x00000100
Hardware:
ssd: intel ssdpekkw128g7
Nuc: nuc5i3ryk
Memory: 8Gb
Windows 10 was preinstalled on the nuc.
The image I flashed is: roonbox-linuxx64-nuc3-usb-factoryreset.img.gz
What should be done?
.gz is a zip file, I assume you followed the instructions that tell you how to unzip it and create the installation media? The excellent Computer Audiophile ROCK installation guide is below.
I installed it but on reboot I get the kernel panic.
Have you tried starting again with a new download?
I did with the same result.
Did you do the bios settings, and is it the latest bios?
I installed the latest version of the bios and did the bios settings.
Let’s see if @danny can spare a moment to take a peek.
Something is wrong with your install… It is panicing because it can’t find the root filesystem
Tell us what you did, explicitly, since there must be a step or detail that is not how everyone else is doing it.
Its unclear from your description, did you flash the SSD with the factory reset? Or a USB stick? What did you use to flash?
I’m having similar issue with NUC 5I5 installation, 16gb, Samsung 128gb M.2 NVMe
Tom
I used an usb stick to flash.
Asking @support to look into this… This means your install is corrupt somehow.
Hi @Tom_Schmidt and @Bert_van_der_Leest ---- Thank you for the reports and sharing your feedback with us, both are appreciated!
Moving forward, Bert, I understand that you had tried starting again with a new download. When you performed the reinstall did you also try re-flashing the mentioned USB stick?
Tom, how about you have you tried performing the install again and re-flashing the USB device you used to perform the install?
-Eric
Yes I tried the process from post BIOS fix forward 2 times, no joy. I did a full format on the USB stick FAT32 also.
Previously mine was running W10, with UEFI boot to the Samsung drive (there were 3 options). When I deselected UEFI and selected Legacy boot, there are no options shown for boot order for Legacy.
Also, mine is a NUC 5I5RYH
Yes, I reflashed the usb stick with Etcher. What I also did was create a bootable usb stick with GParted and after installing Rock I used it to see what partitions were made and there were 4 partions. But after a reboot from ssd still the kernel panic.
Bert.
Hey @Tom_Schmidt,
When I deselected UEFI and selected Legacy boot, there are no options shown for boot order for Legacy.
There is: Open Boot section, pick Boot priority tab. Now you should see two tables - UEFI on the left and Legacy on the right. When you enable Legacy boot you should get list of drive underneath similar to pick below:
I reflashed the .img file using etcher. Did the boot with usb stick w/ROCK, it successfully installed ROCK. Rebooted without USB stick and get the same kernel panic.
Hardware issue maybe?
