I am now studying the Grub2/Upgrading documentation and I intend to
perform the upgrade. Then I suppose I will not need a repair of the
menu.lst creation software, so we may close the complaint.
Removing menu.lst did not help, update-grub still did not re-create
menu.lst
Thanks for your help.
I observe that menu.lst is used here for starting Linux. And I assume
that when the 'Software Updater' sends me this, it is needed and is not
obsolete. My policy is to use the most recent kernel update, provided
that I can get it working.
'sudo update-grub': I have done this and it writes a
Thanks for the reply.
1. /boot is not seperate and not out of space
2. all initrd* and vmlinuz* are of similar size, nothing exceptional
3. grub.cfg : the menuentry parts for updates 45 and 43 look identical
I notice now that in menu.lst the menu part for 4.15.0-45-generic does
not have the
Public bug reported:
Beginning of the start-up error messages:
Kernel panic - not syncing VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(0,0)
I modified menu.lst to use version 43 (/boot/vmlinuz-4.15.0-43-generic) as its
first choice, version 43 still works fine.
Thanks for your help, --Jan Kok
