#Kernel Panic: Do I need to reinstall or can I recover?
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i would guess either the sd card wasn't written properly, or the card is defective. The RPi imager should be able to figure that out in it's verify stage.
Ok I’ll look that up. Thanks
I chose the bootloader option and it still wants to erase the entire SD card
i have that happen to me a few times with the different printers that i run.so if all possible i run winscp before i pull it out of the pi to get the config files if all possible. then i rebuild the the install with kiauh . then put the cofig file back.[ printer.cfg and any other special configs you run ] re do the makeconfg. what i have found is that if you power cycle the pi without telling it to shut down it corrupts the sd card
You can boot a PC with a live Linux environment (not installed) and then copy your printer configuration and database out it and onto another disk before you wipe the card.
@jaunty vigil @soft fable both great ideas, but luckily (i guess i should've mentioned it) i already have a recent printer config downloaded
I guess it won't be entirely painful to just do a fresh install. I'm probably just going to switch to my mini-pc that I bought to replace the pi anyway
that little plugin that periodically saves printer config to git is a lifesaver.
Really... Need to look into that one! thanks 🙂
just finished booting my mini pc. It installed win11 pro onto itself.
downloaded an image of xubuntu. installing now
There are a few different ones, easily googlable. I forgot which one I used...