'Unknown kernel command line parameters '
Beginning today, when I boot I get:
Quote:
Apparently the 'Kernel command line:' only gets displayed if there's a problem; it hasn't happened before. |
I think it may be happening to everybody using more recent kernels:
Code:
# grep RETT /etc/os-release |
Although it started happening only yesterday I was checking only that month's logs. A search through my archives found it has happened randomly in the past. How can it object to the 'BOOT_IMAGE' parameter? Isn't that necessary? I think the parameter isn't the problem, the whoever is checking has made a mistake. It doesn't show up in my dmesg.
Code:
cat /proc/cmdline |
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