after changing the kernel to lts with akm i get this error whn trying to boot:
file /vmlinuz-linux not found
i have booted to live iso and i found that there is the file: vmlinuz-linux-lts in the boot folder and not vmlinuz-linux
how to fix this?
with terminal
sudo mkinitcpio -Pif you use dracut
sudo dracut-rebuild
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i write this in the terminal in the live usb:
“sudo mkinitcpio -p”
it print: option -p requires an argument
sudo dracut-rebuild
command not foundDid you rerun a grub or systemd-boot configuration after changing the kernel in akm?
It looks like your boot-menu does not know to use the lts-kernel.
You have to use a P in upper case.
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thank you, now i get:
error: specified image kernel does not exist: /boot/vmlinuz-linux
no, i did not run it.
i thought that the akm will take care of any needed configuration
Did you remove the standard linux-kernel while using akm?
I am not sure, if akm does rerun grub or systemd-boot configuration after changing the kernels. You have to do it on your own.
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yes, after hitting execute in akm it opens a terminal and it removed the main kernel and install the lts one
now i cant boot to the system, what can i do from the live iso to fix this?
I would do following steps:
- If you are in the live-system, you have to change-root into you installation. Please read the complete howto because there are several caveats you have to look at.
- Next step will be the rebuild of all kernels. Use
sudo mkinitcpio -Pfor this. - Then rebuild
grub. In the wiki is a according howto: https://discovery.endeavouros.com/system-rescue/repair-a-non-booting-grub/2021/03/
This howto has all information you need. Please read thew complete howto before starting to execute.
Hope it helps.
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thank you very much.
the grub config file is rebuild now and i can boot to the system again.
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