Solve the initramfs error after Kernel upgrade

& Nbsp; the following error occurs when initramfs cannot find/root/host or 437 or VFS: 1. if root. disk is on the fat32 partition, so the kernel option should include fat-related and font 437 into the kernel, and select Y. 2. if you have installed ubuntu before, after the kernel is upgraded, fat32 is converted to NTFS and initramfs appears.  

The following error occurs when initramfs cannot find/root/host or 437 or VFS:

1. if the root. disk is in the fat32 partition, the kernel option should include the fat-related and font 437 in the kernel and select Y.

2. if ubuntu is installed before, after fat32 is changed to NTFS after Kernel upgrade, initramfs may change. Mount the installation disk in ubuntudisksootgrubmenu. lst.

Kernel/boot/vmlinuz-2.6.25.4xxx root = UUID = XXXXXX loop =/ubuntu/disks/root. disk ro quiet splash

Change

Kernel/boot/vmlinuz-2.6.25.4xxx root =/dev/XXX (X changed to your own drive) loop =/ubuntu/disks/root. disk ro quiet splash

That's all.

3. check "Y" for the SCSI device module when compiling the kernel. although there may be no SCSI device on your machine, it is required.

There are other solutions to the problem.