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Title:
Ubuntu 21.10 Kernel Panic error.. Unable to boot from Live USB
installer
Status in linux package in Ubuntu:
Incomplete
Bug description:
I tried to install Ubuntu 21.10 stable which was released couple of days ago.
I get Kernel panic error on both my ThinkPad and Thinkcenter when trying to
boot from the Live usb installer.
My ThinkPad x201 processor is Intel 1stGen.
My Thinkcenter m93p runs on Intel Core i5- 4430s.
I have tried to disable the track point and touchpad from BIOS but with no
luck.
I tried acpi=off from the unetbootin boot menu and kernel panic doesn't
appear but another problem "unable to find a medium containing a live file
system" popped up. I don't know how to go past this.
Any help will be appreciated. Thanks
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