Vmlinuz linux no such file or directory

Ошибка: «файл \vmlinuz-linux» не найден (РЕШЕНО)

Во время загрузки может возникнуть следующая ошибка:

На английском она выглядит так:

Данная ошибка может возникнуть в двух случаях:

• сразу после установки Arch Linux
• после обновления ядра

Если проблема появилась сразу после установки, это означает, что вы неправильно сделали установку, касающуюся раздела /boot — именно там находится файл vmlinuz-linux. Если проблема возникла после обновления ядра, значит процесс обновления был прерван и новое ядро не было создано.

Механизм исправления одинаковый в обоих случаях. Но потребуется внешний диск или USB флешка, на который нужно записать установочный образ Arch Linux.

Загрузитесь в Arch Linux с флешки.

Как и при установке Arch Linux, нужно смонтировать корневую файловую систему в /mnt, а загрузочный диск в /mnt/boot. В следующих командах измените /dev/sda3 и /dev/sda1 на имена и номера ваших разделов.

Если вы забыли имена разделов, то можете посмотреть их командой:

Затем выполните следующие команды:

Если проблема возникла из-за прерванного обновления, то вы столкнётесь с ошибкой error: failed to update core (unable to lock database), либо с ошибкой:

В любом случае для исправления нужно удалить файл /var/lib/pacman/db.lck:

И опять выполните команду:

И, наконец, отмонтируйте разделы и перезагрузитесь:

После этого проблема с ошибкой «vmlinuz-linux не найден» должна исчезнуть.

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#1 2016-09-14 15:11:13

[SOLVED] Error loading \vmlinuz-linux: not found

This is my first time trying to install Arch.

I tried following the instructions in the installation guide. I’m using systemd-boot on this Asus r209ha laptop.

However, when I try to boot into my installation, I get this:

Error loading \vmlinuz-linux: not found

My first thought was that it was odd that there’s a \ instead of a / there, so I chrooted into my new system again and checked /boot/loader/entries/arch.conf. It is:

title Arch Linux
linux /vmlinuz-linux
initrd /intel-ucode.img
initrd /initramfs-linux.img
options root=PARTUUID=410b225d-ea4b-4d72-9d8e-2c9db5a273dd rw

What am I doing wrong?

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#2 2016-09-14 15:20:32

Re: [SOLVED] Error loading \vmlinuz-linux: not found

From the install media, mount your boot partition on /mnt and verify that vmlinuz-linux exists in the mount point. ( ls -l /mnt )

When you chrooted into the system, are you sure that the boot partition was mounted on /boot ?

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#3 2016-09-14 15:33:53

Re: [SOLVED] Error loading \vmlinuz-linux: not found

When mounting my boot partition on /mnt from the install media, ‘ls -l /mnt’ shows only the directories ‘EFI’ and ‘loader’ and the file ‘intel-ucode.img’.

When I chrooted, I mounted the boot partition on /boot using ‘mount /dev/mmcblk0p1 /boot’.

mmcblk0p1 is the EFI-partition I created earlier in the installation process.

#4 2016-09-14 15:37:45

Re: [SOLVED] Error loading \vmlinuz-linux: not found

When mounting my boot partition on /mnt from the install media, ‘ls -l /mnt’ shows only the directories ‘EFI’ and ‘loader’ and the file ‘intel-ucode.img’.

When I chrooted, I mounted the boot partition on /boot using ‘mount /dev/mmcblk0p1 /boot’.

mmcblk0p1 is the EFI-partition I created earlier in the installation process.

If you mounted your root partition to /mnt, then you should’ve mounted the boot partition to /mnt/boot, not /boot. What you should do is boot the live USB, mount your root partition to /mnt and your boot partition to /mnt/boot, chroot in and then:

And then make sure that vmlinuz-linux is present.

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#5 2016-09-14 15:40:33

Re: [SOLVED] Error loading \vmlinuz-linux: not found

Well, that is the problem. The next question is, why is vmlinuz-linux missing? if you unmount the boot partition, then mount the root partition on /mnt, look in /mnt/boot. It should be empty.
I’m guessing you will find the missing kernel there. If so, you can mount the boot partition somewhere (not /mnt/boot) and move the files.

Alternately, reestablish the chroot environment with the root partition on /mnt and the boot partition on /mnt/boot, and install the linux package.

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Ошибка: файл ‘/vmlinuz-4.4.0-59-generic’ не найден, вам нужно сначала загрузить ядро ​​[duplicate]

Я получал сообщение при загрузке моей установки Ubuntu, что загрузочный диск имел ровно 0 байт слева и где-то еще на этом форуме, кто-то предложил посмотреть на ядер, которые были установлены. Мне было около 20. Я удалился, как пять из самых старых, чтобы узнать, разрешит ли это проблему, и когда я перезагружу все, что получаю, это:

error: file ‘/vmlinuz-4.4.0-59-generic’ not found error: you need to load the kernel first

Нужно ли переустанавливать или есть какой-то способ чтобы оправиться от этого?

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Итак, я нашел сообщение на askUbuntu об использовании «Boot Repair Disk», доступного на SourceForge здесь: Boot Repair Disk. После загрузки на диск и запуска программного обеспечения моя система работает и работает. Не совсем точно, что все это сделало, чтобы восстановить мою систему, но теперь она снова загружается нормально. Теперь сделайте пожертвование проекту.

Когда на экране grub прочитайте инструкции внизу. Введите «c» для командной строки grub. Затем используйте команду «ls» и клавишу Tab, чтобы получить выбор и посмотреть (hd0,1) / boot (например). ls TAB, а затем выберите номер диска (возможно, 0) ls (hd0, TAB и выберите раздел (возможно, 1) ls (hd0,1)/ TAB и посмотрите, что загрузка находится в списке, а затем ls (hd0,1)/boot, чтобы посмотреть, какие ядра остались. Обратите внимание на номер, который вы хотите загрузить, выйдите из командной строки grub (инструкции внизу экрана), а в меню grub введите «e», чтобы отредактировать команды загрузки. Измените номер ядра и номер initrd в соответствии с выбранным номером и ctrl X или F10 для загрузки. После успешной загрузки немедленно исправьте файл grub.cfg, запустив

Итак, я нашел сообщение на askUbuntu об использовании «Boot Repair Disk», доступного на SourceForge здесь: Boot Repair Disk. После загрузки на диск и запуска программного обеспечения моя система работает и работает. Не совсем точно, что все это сделало, чтобы восстановить мою систему, но теперь она снова загружается нормально. Теперь сделайте пожертвование проекту.

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#1 2013-12-27 21:24:12

[SOLVED]When trying to generate grub.cfg — it gives errors

Hey! I am really new to arch linux and I’m up to step 2.12.1.2 GRUB in the Beginner’s Guide

, I get this output:

Thanks, any help much appriciated. I’ve been on google, trying to find something similar, but most of other people’s problems are different. Is this normal? Am I the only one? D:
Please no RT*M replies. If you think I should’ve tried harder then could you please point me to a good wiki that explains this?
Again thanks!

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#2 2013-12-27 21:31:40

Re: [SOLVED]When trying to generate grub.cfg — it gives errors

Not sure about the lvm messages, but the Out of Memory error message has been extensively covered over the past weeks:

Have you seen this / is this the error? :

Not saying you didn’t search the forums or anything But if this is your issue then.

If the solution offered in those threads/bug reports doens’t help, then please post back with updated output (if it has changed).

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#3 2013-12-27 21:31:48

Re: [SOLVED]When trying to generate grub.cfg — it gives errors

Ummm, are you 100% sure you searched the forum?

#4 2013-12-27 21:44:33

Re: [SOLVED]When trying to generate grub.cfg — it gives errors

At first I thought my post was removed for some reason. Then I realized this was another thread. Crazy. This grub thing is worse noise than /usr/bin update almost. Seems like it should / could be worthy of Arch Linux home page front page news since it affects everyone just saying.

#5 2013-12-27 21:48:30

Re: [SOLVED]When trying to generate grub.cfg — it gives errors

This grub thing is worse noise than /usr/bin update almost. Seems like it should / could be worthy of Arch Linux home page front page news

Suggest it on the ML.

since it affects everyone just saying.

I’m using syslinux ;P

#6 2013-12-27 21:49:17

Re: [SOLVED]When trying to generate grub.cfg — it gives errors

Thanks guys. I added

Now how do I check if the erros are still there?

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#7 2013-12-27 21:50:14

Re: [SOLVED]When trying to generate grub.cfg — it gives errors

I’m not sure what do you mean. Did you rerun ‘grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg’?

#8 2013-12-27 21:50:24

Re: [SOLVED]When trying to generate grub.cfg — it gives errors

At first I thought my post was removed for some reason. Then I realized this was another thread. Crazy.

Hah, nah, I shamelessly stole your post from another topic.

Seems like it should / could be worthy of Arch Linux home page front page news since it affects everyone just saying.

Well, I wouldn’t say it affects everyone.. if the numbers are to be believed, it only affects

22% of Arch installs.

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#9 2013-12-27 21:53:02

Re: [SOLVED]When trying to generate grub.cfg — it gives errors

Geesh all the cool kids are using Syslinux I better look into it some day

#10 2013-12-27 21:55:08

Re: [SOLVED]When trying to generate grub.cfg — it gives errors

and this happened:

[Edit]: Time to search the forums hehe

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#11 2013-12-27 21:59:50

Re: [SOLVED]When trying to generate grub.cfg — it gives errors

and this happened:

[Edit]: Time to search the forums hehe

And the $searchengine.

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#12 2013-12-27 22:08:29

Re: [SOLVED]When trying to generate grub.cfg — it gives errors

and this happened:

[Edit]: Time to search the forums hehe

And the $searchengine.

Ok I read that link you gave me and he said:

The current error is non-critical as
arch-chroot /mnt grub-install —target=i386-pc —recheck /dev/$DEV
goes smoothly and I can boot from $DEV.
.
What does this do? I don’t want to run something that I don’t understand yet.

I’ve tried the systemctl start lvmetad.service / lvmetad
and I’ve tried removing os-prober. Still gives the same error.
I’ve just re-ran pacman -S os-prober and now I am off to google again

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#13 2013-12-27 23:01:09

Re: [SOLVED]When trying to generate grub.cfg — it gives errors

I think that means that the grub.cfg is generated despite the lvmetad warnings, and you will be able to boot the system normally. Is this true on your system?

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#14 2013-12-28 01:33:41

Re: [SOLVED]When trying to generate grub.cfg — it gives errors

I think that means that the grub.cfg is generated despite the lvmetad warnings, and you will be able to boot the system normally. Is this true on your system?

Should I try and boot now and see if it works??

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#15 2013-12-28 01:59:50

Re: [SOLVED]When trying to generate grub.cfg — it gives errors

I think that means that the grub.cfg is generated despite the lvmetad warnings, and you will be able to boot the system normally. Is this true on your system?

Should I try and boot now and see if it works??

It’s the only way to tell.

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#16 2013-12-28 02:01:11

Re: [SOLVED]When trying to generate grub.cfg — it gives errors

First off, let me say, Welcome to Arch Linux. I had missed your signature before; having read that, I now see you are one of our younger members. I am always impressed when relatively young men and women take on the challenge that is Arch. In your first post in this thread, you had asked that we not provide RTFM type responses. Trust me, that won’t dissuade us from telling you to RTFM

One of the things you will find out about Arch is that we do not lead newbies by the hand. As to whether you should «try and boot now and see if it works?» is going to elicit only one response — TRY IT!. So what if it does not work — you will have learned something valuable. It is not the end of the world if it fails, you just need to use a chroot environment from the install media and fix it. You can find that procedure in the wiki. We would be happy to walk you through that more than providing copy and paste solutions to your immediate problems.

No doubt you are a bright lad (lass?) who has the ability to do this — reach for the brass ring and just do it. I can speak for the community and say we are happy to help when you get in trouble, but please take the opportunity and avail yourself of all the resources hereabout before you give up and ask a question that has already been answered. Soon, you will be contributing back You may also want to read the link in my signature.

Edit: As usual, Jasonwryan beat me to the punch; but I think I was typing longer

Edit2: By the way, the link in your signature links to an expired page

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#17 2013-12-28 02:16:56

Re: [SOLVED]When trying to generate grub.cfg — it gives errors

I think that means that the grub.cfg is generated despite the lvmetad warnings, and you will be able to boot the system normally. Is this true on your system?

Should I try and boot now and see if it works??

It’s the only way to tell.

Ok I’ve rebooted and. it stops at Verifting DMI Pool Data.
I then found this: Computer stops at Verifying DMI Pool Data
And one of the causes is: Boot devices not set properly and Corrupt boot files on the computer.
So back to the drawing board.

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#18 2013-12-28 03:01:20

Re: [SOLVED]When trying to generate grub.cfg — it gives errors

Is this a BIOS or UEFI system? I have to admit I am clueless as to UEFI.

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#19 2013-12-28 03:14:01

Re: [SOLVED]When trying to generate grub.cfg — it gives errors

BIOS
I just switched it to boot from the hardrive instead of CD and then nothing happens and it just sits there saying verifying DMI Pool Data.
I’m going to re-install grub and delete all the config files and try again.

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#20 2013-12-28 03:40:24

Re: [SOLVED]When trying to generate grub.cfg — it gives errors

Have a look at the new title.

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#21 2013-12-28 03:47:49

Re: [SOLVED]When trying to generate grub.cfg — it gives errors

For others with the same problem:
I un-installed grub and os-prober. Rebooted. Mounted the partitions again, issued:

, chrooted back, re-installed grub, Made sure not to install os-prober (because I saw somewhere that someone with the same problem didn’t and it worked for him/her), ran:

with no errors (YAY), did:

, exited out of chroot, unmounted /mnt partitions and then rebooted.

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#22 2013-12-28 03:56:16

Re: [SOLVED]When trying to generate grub.cfg — it gives errors

Have a look at the new title.

Way to go! You will do well here. (But you may want to be a little less celebratory next time )

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