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Can't boot openSUSE TW 32 bit

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#1

Probably caused by

zypper dup

dracut-initqueue: Warning not all disks have been found
You may want to regenerate initramfs

I've booted latest TW iso, selected *Rescue system* menu command, chrooted using recommended script/application (?)

I've run ``` zypper dup


and

dracut -v dracut[F] Cannot find module directory /lib/modules/6.8.9-1-default dracut[F] and --no-kernel was not specified

ls /lib/modules

#


TW has disappeared from TW grub


Any idea please ?
#2

This happened to me recently. To fix I believe I did a chroot then issued command:

dracut --regenerate-all --force

#3

Xian said: This happened to me recently.

To fix I believe I did a chroot then issued command:

dracut --regenerate-all --force

I'm sorry it does not work:

dracut -v
dracut[F] Cannot find module directory /lib/modules/6.8.9-1-default
dracut[F] and --no-kernel was not specified