Im helping a friend install linux mint (I use arch btw) and he got a kernel panic after clicking the restart button that comes up after installing mint.
He uses a 1650 super and an HP motherboard. Could someone please tell us how to debug it or redirect us to where we can find more information ^^ .
#kernel panic after restarting from live boot
serene ledge
the font becomes unintelligeble before the kernel panic happens (the monitor is wide though)
modest cliff
#1429152383018991697 message
serene ledge
https://discord.com/channels/628978428019736619/1429152383018991697/142916671989...
after editing the parameters he got the following kernel panic:
modest cliff
then it's some other issue
serene ledge
it happened during the mint logo
modest cliff
try older version of Mint, or other distro with different kernel.
serene ledge
try older version of Mint, or other distro with different kernel.
is newer kernel also good? (im thinking about putting arch on it since I have access to a tty there and it doesnt have that much stuff on it that could cause the panic)
modest cliff
if the pc is extremely new, the newer kernel. otherwise older one
serene ledge
okay
modest cliff
LMDE 6 may be a good choice
serene ledge
Solution: use LDME 6 and add "noapic nomodeset" to the boot parameters
[SOLVED] kernel panic after restarting from live boot
modest cliff
Solution: use LDME 6 and add "noapic nomodeset" to the boot parameters
do note that running with nomodeset will mean no GPU use. You should boot in, and in lmde, do sudo apt install nvidia-driver to get hopefully a working nvidia gpu proprietary driver going. Ensure 'secure boot' is disabled.
(once OS is fully installed ofc)
serene ledge
kernel panic after restarting from live boot
serene ledge
do note that running with *nomodeset* will mean no GPU use. You should boot in,...
Youre right, I was a bit unpatient. After installing nvidia-driver it still takes the nomodeset to boot
modest cliff
Youre right, I was a bit unpatient. After installing nvidia-driver it still take...
you tried with just the noapic parameter?
serene ledge
before the driver installation it only worked with noapic nomodeset. If I dont use it it just remains stuck at the mint logo. I havent tried only noapic though
modest cliff
then do so
if that solves it, then you make the noapic permanent by editing the /etc/default/grub file
serene ledge
if that solves it, then you make the noapic permanent by editing the /etc/defaul...
I wrote it there grub_commandline_linux_default and it doesnt apply the setting when booting
noapic seems to have been the fix though
modest cliff
I wrote it there grub_commandline_linux_default and it doesnt apply the setting ...
you have to edit grub file, and put the noapic either between doublequotes on the default options line, or within the quotes of quiet splash with a space