Bugzilla – Bug 365783
LiveCD KDE - kernel panic
Last modified: 2008-04-30 19:30:15 UTC
When I try to boot linux kernel from LiveCD with KDE, so i get Boot menu without graphics and bad linked (the kernel names linux not Live-System) and after that, when i boot linux, i got a kernel panic message: Kernel panic: not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root on block(8) or "unknown-block(0,0)". Thanks
still present in Beta1. Bad help text (Live-System instead of linux) is really confusing. Kernel panic also still present.
Yes, it is still present in Beta1. The text is confusing and using "linux" to start the system leads to the Kernel panic. BUT: it works, if you wait a short time. Then the system starts automatically and runs without Kernel panic.
So is this still a problem? That's not a kernel "panic" it is just not finding the root disk properly. Yet you say it then does work properly if you just wait a bit. Confused...
(In reply to comment #3 from Greg Kroah-Hartman) > So is this still a problem? That's not a kernel "panic" it is just not finding > the root disk properly. Yet you say it then does work properly if you just > wait a bit. > > Confused... > When you wait when choosing kernel image, then live CD start. If you type linux (as kernel image) loading end with kernel panic.
as the hardware field in the report is written as x86-64, I report that I have the same behavior on a plain x86: - option Live-System doesn't exist - typing linux leads to kernel panic - typing enter makes the kernel to load ok
I can confirm comment #5 with Beta 1 (kde live cd 32-bit)
So there is no real kernel "bug" here, we just aren't finding the boot partition, correct? If so, this is a live cd issue, not a kernel issue. Please try the latest versions of the live cd that was just remastered.
Hi Greg where can I download a newer version than Beta1? Dominik
See the announcement on the opensuse-factory mailing list.
I claim this is fixed with beta2.