Install a kernel from command line
During Debian Testing 64 installation, it said
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I chose to continue, the installation went fine, but now I've got an OS with no kernel inside. I can use a shell with the "rescue mode" in Debian CD in order to install it, but I don't know how to do it (I'd like the 3.1 version) from command line! Any idea? |
Can you boot the system? If you can boot the system it means that the kernel has been installed.
I guess what was meant by that was that no kernel SOURCES were installed. The sources are used to compile all sorts of stuff. Ordinary users might not need them. You can always install the sources later on. |
I can't boot the system.
At first I thought it was a grub error, so I restore grub from a live CD, but when I update grub with Quote:
Actually, when I boot the PC i get "Grub minimal line" (something similar) with only a boot> option |
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You will need a Debian live cd then with chroot you can install the missing kernel,
check this link out: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/...06/chroot.html it doesn't mean you will do things exactly as you see there but will give you some ideas. Regards |
Solved with chroot using Debian live,
thanks! |
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