[ Thanks to An Anonymous Reader for
this link. ]
“Most of the time, your Linux server runs fine, maybe giving you
some minor problems here and there. But one day you restart the
system and find a critical error in the boot process. After
installing an updated driver, it has happened that the initial RAM
disk, or initrd, was broken and the server rebooted into a ‘kernel
panic’ message. Let’s find out what we can do to resolve a problem
like this…”
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