
If you want, you can try reinstalling the kernel that isn't working, or some other kernel from a later series. There must be an SHA or MD5 checksum of it at the mirror where you downloaded it. Uninstall the kernel that is not working. First determine if the ISO you downloaded is solid. Power off or reset the virtual machine.' And then it shows Kernel panic not syncing: Attempted to kill init exitcode0x0000000b It happens when I start the VM of Ubuntu 18. Just got a new Dell XPS 13 with Workstation 12 and exported my Kali VM from Fusion 8 with no issues now I get the corrupted stack error whether I use my OVA, install from a fresh ova or install from ISO on a prebuilt VM. Boot into Ubuntu with the known good kernel config. Would suggest anyone else hitting this issue to try to see if there are newer / post-meltdown / spectre vmware versions that would be compatible here. I jumped on via the console and saw the following: kernel panic-not syncing: VFS: unable to mount root fs on unknown block(0,0) I panicked and immediately feared the worse but turns out it is easy peasy to sort out. Thus, we do have a partial solution here, at least in my case. I tried to upgrade my Ubuntu Server but it didn’t boot up after rebooting. "Kernel Panic - not syncing: corrupted stack end detected inside scheduler".Īs this Kernel version def is solving Spectre / Meltdown issues, it seems that changes made there are not compatible with older VMware Fusion versions.Ĩ.0.1 version is where problem was showing up, whereas on 8.5 VMware Fusion I don't see the problem any more. Attached youll find screenshots of panic errors got from ILO Remote Console. We currently have Virtualbox 4.3.20 installed with about 15-20 vm running with both Windows and Linux OS.


Both consistently failing to booth with Kernel Panic: 'Not syncing: An NMI occurred' kernel panic Description Hi all, were experiencing several kernel panics with vboxdrv on a brand new HP ProLiant DL560 G8.
