On 04/19/18 08:05, billollib-re5jqeeqqe8avxtiumw...@public.gmane.org wrote:
So, I had installed Qubes 4 on a triple boot laptop (Win 10, Netrunner linux, Qubes OS).
It had installed fine, and I had booted up in Qubes three or four times, played with the
VMS, ran firefox, poked around a little, and was happy. Then I got busy with some other
stuff and set it aside, and worked mostly in Netrunner for my "real" work.
Today, I come back to it, and Qubes won't boot. I get the following errors on
the boot screen:
Failed to load kernal modules
<stuff comes up>
Kfd: kgd2kfd_probe failed
<some stuff comes up>
Reached target basic system
<then stall for a few minutes>
<some number> dracut - initqueue[334]: Warning: dracut-initque time out -
starting timeout script
<the above repeats with advancing numbers a zillion times>
Could not boot
/dev/mapper/qubes_dom0_root does not exist
/dev/qubes_dome0/root does not exist
and I'm dumped into the rescue prompt.
This has repeated three times. I tried taking out my usb mouse (which has
caused problems in the past, though not this), but that didn't change anything.
Is this some configuration thing, or did aliens from outer space corrupt my
partition with their evil laptop killer ray and I need to reinstall -- I don't
mind, since I'm just playing around with Qubes, but I'd rather fix it...
Thanks!
billo
sounds a bit like my meltdown in Q4 ; did you try the troubleshooting
choice then #1 enter LUKS passphrase from the installation media ?
in my case it failed, and I finally gave up, after Awokd kind of
confirmed I was SOOL or so
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