Paul Rogers wrote:
As I worked on another issue, I seem to have tripped over a bug that
results in a kernel panic. I can reproduce it, but maybe it involves my
BIOS? Here are the conditions:
grub-{1.97,2.0.2beta}
Kernel/Linux lines in /boot/grub/grub.cfg with extra parameters at the
end.
Edit the stanza at boot time, go to the end of the line and
backspace/delete one or more of the last parameters. ^x to boot, and
get a kernel panic.
Workaround: delete one or more of the last letters of the last remaining
parameter and retype them. Then ^x to boot and get through.
Can anybody else confirm this, before I report it upstream?
Report to who? The grub folks will just say to use grub-2.02 (not beta).
It's not clear what you are doing. Do you mean:
menuentry "Linux 4.11.0-lfs-20170507-nvidia /dev/sda16" {
linux /vmlinuz-4.11.0-lfs-20170507-nvidia root=/dev/sda16 ro
}
and edit the linux line? If so, what is the before and after?
You need to be more specific so we can help you.
-- Bruce
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