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New Proxmox install kernel panics on Lenovo m910q but Debian works

3 months ago by Clay_pidgin to c/linux4noobs

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Hi,

I bought a Lenovo M910q (i5-6500T, 16Gib RAM, Intel Mesa graphics) to play with Proxmox, but I'm dying on the first level!

After installing Proxmox from Ventoy using either the default settings or the ones from someone's guide , I get kernel panics on the first boot. As a test, I've just installed Debian on it from Ventoy with the default settings, and it seems to work fine.

I ran the Processor, Memory, and SSD checks from the Intel BIOS without any flags.

Any guesses what I've done wrong here?

moonpiedumplings 5 points 3 months ago

Did you try installing without ventoy?

Sometimes ventoy causes issues. Although every time I've had an issue I thought was a Ventoy issue it had turned out to lie somewhere else, but it's important to isolate variables.

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clay_pidgin 2 points 3 months ago

No, but I did verify the hash on the downloaded iso. I'll try without Ventoy.

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clay_pidgin 2 points 3 months ago

I couldn't guess why, but a dd'ed image boots fine, but Ventoy failed again. Who knows - seems to be working for now.

Thanks for the tip.

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nixx 4 points 3 months ago

Try posting the kernel panic messages, they should give an idea about the failure.

Proxmox has its own custom kernel, it may be something in the new 7 branch as opposed to the conservative 6 branch that Debian uses.

99% of the time it will be some driver that you don’t really need and can disable.

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