Hello,
I am testing Rocky 8 and 9 on bare metal:
CPU: Ryzen 5800x
MB: Asrock B550m Steel Legend (2.62 Bios)
Rocky 8.8 works without issues.
But the 9.2 installation media gave me a kernel panic during installation.
I’ve tried searching for a solution on various sites, but most of them are pertained to virtual machines.
Zen 3 5800x also supports x86-64-v3. So I don’t think Zen 3 is too old for 5.14 kernel and RHEL 9.
Your insight is much appreciated.
Regards.
I suppose you used an iso image. Can you check the hash value and confirm it is not broken?
Hi,
Thanks for your suggestion.
I checked the hash as following:
certutil.exe -hashfile .\Rocky-9.2-x86_64-minimal.iso SHA256
06505828e8d5d052b477af5ce62e50b938021f5c28142a327d4d5c075f0670dc
CertUtil: -hashfile command completed successfully.
From Rocky’s official checksum
06505828e8d5d052b477af5ce62e50b938021f5c28142a327d4d5c075f0670dc
So I think the minimal iso file in used is not corrupted.
I created the bootable USB with rufus.
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August 20, 2023, 11:13pm
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How did you use rufus? Did you use dd mode? I would try to use dd mode only or choose another image writer . Beyond that, ensure your system’s firmware is fully up to date.
Hi,
Recreating the bootable usb with dd mode solved the issue for me.
I am not awared that using iso mode could cause such issue.
Rocky is up and running.
Thanks for your help.