Kernel panic after slackware-current update
by SlackQc from LinuxQuestions.org on (#53JZR)
Hello everyone, it's still me with a problem with my kernel!
This morning I did the last upgrade, including the upgrade from 5.4.40 to 5.4.41 kernel.
The last 2 upgrades were carried out without problems, after upgrading normally I did:
Code:$(/usr/share/mkinitrd/mkinitrd_command_generator.sh -r)for my initrd.gz file. But strangely, it didn't work, error bash, command not found.
I created a bootable usb key with the latest Slackware64-current version, I found documentation: https://docs.slackware.com/howtos:sl...uefi_and_elilo
but I am not sure that this is necessary, because when I mount my SSD to access my partition which allows me to boot, I see that my initrd.gz file is not up to date while vmlinuz * them the are (5.4.41). (To understand what I mean with regard to the initrd.gz file, it is that the last modification date is May 12th, while vmlinuz * have been modified today)
In my opinion, the problem comes from initrd.gz, but I can't see how I can fix it.
This morning I did the last upgrade, including the upgrade from 5.4.40 to 5.4.41 kernel.
The last 2 upgrades were carried out without problems, after upgrading normally I did:
Code:$(/usr/share/mkinitrd/mkinitrd_command_generator.sh -r)for my initrd.gz file. But strangely, it didn't work, error bash, command not found.
I created a bootable usb key with the latest Slackware64-current version, I found documentation: https://docs.slackware.com/howtos:sl...uefi_and_elilo
but I am not sure that this is necessary, because when I mount my SSD to access my partition which allows me to boot, I see that my initrd.gz file is not up to date while vmlinuz * them the are (5.4.41). (To understand what I mean with regard to the initrd.gz file, it is that the last modification date is May 12th, while vmlinuz * have been modified today)
In my opinion, the problem comes from initrd.gz, but I can't see how I can fix it.