kernel... what have you done ?
hello i am new entry. Sorry for my " idiot " english
I have a big problem ! At backtrack boot i have visualized this message : Could not find kernel image : linux Help me !!! PLEASE .... |
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Was the checksum OK?If yes,try to burn iso image with another burning software. If that doesn't help type at the boot line this Code:
/isolinux/vmlinuz initrd=/isolinux/initrd.img |
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Please give some details---did it work at one time? What did you change? Give as much detail as you can. |
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I have not written backtrack' s iso on the disc, but I extracted and copied the contents on usb support. I want to just try BT, I have not changed anything on usb support. |
When you boot the computer, the first thing that starts up is the boot loader, usually called "Grub," which is responsible for locating the Linux operating-system on your hard-drive and loading it into memory so that it (Linux...) can start to run. Apparently, Grub can't find Linux.
In my experience, this is frequently because the boot-loader is looking in the wrong place. For instance... if you're trying to boot from a USB-stick, but the information on the stick is saying (to Grub...) that the kernel image should be found on (say) a hard drive, where it isn't. I am not familiar with Backtrack, but perhaps this will be enough to get you started in the right direction. |
So,have you tried the code I suggested in post #2 ?
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