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.
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.
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?
