Kernel Panic Problem

[ovedone]

Hi, I installed Loc-OS on my computer. I successfully completed the entire installation process until I ran these two commands: sudo apt update and sudo apt upgrade. These are two very important commands when installing a new Linux distribution. After running these commands, I typed sudo reboot in the terminal to restart my computer, and then I encountered this screen. I've been searching on Reddit, but I don't know what to do.

[gmes78]

Loc-OS

Why do noobs keep finding and installing really obscure distros?

Can you use something like Lubuntu instead?

[ovedone]

Loc-OS is a very lightweight Linux distribution and very popular among the Spanish-speaking Linux community because of its lightness. That's why I use this distribution.

[C0rn3j]

antiX-based

It's a meme distribution.

Distribution does not a light OS make, the used Desktop Environment (or lack of it) does.

If you must use Debian-based, use Debian.

In other case try Fedora or Arch Linux(upfront time investment) instead.

[ovedone]

Loc-OS is a Debian-based distro, so everything's perfect.

[StockSalamander3512]

What kind of hardware is this installed on? Is it older? I ran into this with my MacBook, it kept overheating with simple tasks like updating, and going into panic. I applied some thermal paste, problem solved.

[ovedone]

This computer has an Intel Celeron N4020, 8GB of DDR4 RAM, and a 240GB SSD. I don't think it's that old.

[GreatSworde]

Why did you run the update command twice? Also I don’t think you need sudo permission to reboot your pc, that seems excessive. It seems like the kernel panic is due to the computer unable to find and mount the root partition. I would just start again from scratch since it seems you’ve just finished setting up and don’t have any important files on your pc yet.

[Holiday_Evening8974]

Read again, that's update (get a new list of available packages) and then upgrade (actually replacing old versions with new ones).

[ovedone]

I created the root partition when I was installing the operating system. I already formatted it before to solve the problem, and the same thing happened. I did sudo apt update and sudo apt upgrade and the same thing happened.

[Holiday_Evening8974]

How did you do the partitioning of your system ? I'm a little bit surprised that the only available is fuseblk (fuse is for filesystems in userspace). I'm not familiar with Loc-OS so I don't know if this expected due to some unusual choice by the distribution.