I am running CL from memory stick. It was working fine till yesterday. Getting Kernel panic error today. Can not boot.
Please help.
I never used a memory stick, unless to repair or install linux. So maybe I am just saying something stupid. But maybe you can try to interrupt the boot pressing and holding the space bar. From there, you may select another kernel to boot the system. And maybe a system update solve the problem. I would do this in a regularly installed system. I am not sure if you can choose a different kernel to boot a memory stick though.
Not working. I tried space and then ESC. Nothing working for me. Be aware it’s legacy installation not UEFI.
I have the exact same issue. It’s been more than 3 installs of Clear Linux since 2019 (with distro hopping in between) and it’s always ended up with a kernel panic on resume after suspend. However, I’ve installed Clear Linux on a HDD and SSD (depending on the install). Hardware is a Lenovo Thinkpad t440.
I’m watching this thread for further updates since this is relevant for me.
I couldn’t use clear linux since then. Support is not satisfactory.