On Saturday, August 15, 2015 08:31:42 PM Jordan Uggla wrote: > Specifically, while Mark entered something like "initrd > /boot/initramfs-foo-bar", and everything he had typed was echoed back > to him on screen as expected, the error message he received was (if I > recall correctly) something about the file "/boot/initra" not being > found. In other words, the error message indicated that somewhere the > file name entered had been truncated. I suspect that this happened > when grub was interpreting the grub.cfg as well, and thus the linux > command succeeded but the initramfs command failed, and while grub > still tried to boot, the missing initramfs resulted in the kernel > panic. That was a personal error. I was typing "/vmlinuz-linux ..." instead of "linux /vmlinuz-linux ..." . The same went for the initrd.
> This, along with other symptoms from previous tries, seems to > indicate to me that there is memory corruption somewhere, either due > to a bug in grub or in OVMF. I have reproduced the error yet again. It is the same error as I listed in the first post. Find pictures of the qemu OVMF error : https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bx2cO4TT8XjeMTNLTHJRZzhiSHM/view?usp=sharing https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bx2cO4TT8XjeM2dpS1RLQXJMdkE/view?usp=sharing Regards, Mark
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