Post by rgcodes on Mar 17, 2022 9:49:11 GMT
I have one of those weird laptops (Micromax Canvas) that has 32 bit UEFI but a 64 bit Intel Atom Bay Trail processor. What I have found is that bodhi linux's modern release initializes systemd just fine, but then gets stuck after running (/scripts/nfs-premount). ON the other hand, the legacy 32 bit version boots up just fine (with driver issues of course)
Now the issue isn't that of a wrong architecture, because AntiX's 64 bit version does boot up, but only with the 4 kernel series. It too fails to boot the 5 kernel series at all.
So now my question is, is there something I can do to boot up the modern Bodhi 6.0 or is a fatal kernel issue blocking me?
Now the issue isn't that of a wrong architecture, because AntiX's 64 bit version does boot up, but only with the 4 kernel series. It too fails to boot the 5 kernel series at all.
So now my question is, is there something I can do to boot up the modern Bodhi 6.0 or is a fatal kernel issue blocking me?