Kernel Panic during installation
Rick Stevens
rstevens at vitalstream.com
Wed Jun 15 00:58:16 UTC 2005
Ilya Fainberg wrote:
> Hey ppl, i have this problem with installing my linux:
> OS: RedHat Enterprise Linux Version 4 AS
> Sys: P4 HT @3.0GHz
> 512 DDR RAM
> 80GB SATA HDD
> Some Intel Mother board
> BuiltIn LAN
> BuiltIn Graphic Adapter
> BuiltIn Audio
>
> Ok, so there's the problem, I boot linux from the CD, it loads up and shows me the "boot:" thing so i say ok and hit the return key. The screen flickers and i get "Kernel panic not syncing attemped to kill init" That is after it tries to load something that is called kernel_thread_helper.
>
> I tried any possible BIOS configuration and it doesn't work, i tried "linux mem=256M" and it still doesn't work, although i don't get a kernel panic when i write "linux mem=256" when i do that it simply shows me "Unpacking Linux.... ok booting kernel" and... that's it. it's stuck.
>
> Dear RedHat experts, please help me with that problem for i have no idea what is wrong, i use redhat since RedHat Linux 5 and never had anything like that before.
Try doing a text-based install. At the "boot:" prompt, enter
linux text
and see how that goes. It's not uncommon for GUI-based installs to have
issues. You can configure the GUI after the system is installed.
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