Initramfs issue in Ubuntu Server: Solved

While using your computer, you may encounter various issues not properly booting the operating system is one of them. There are various solutions to solve booting problems, some can get easily be repaired, and for some, you need to reinstall the entire operating system.

Ubuntu may also greet you will similar problems, and “initramfs” is one of them. It is a booting problem of Ubuntu and occurs because of bad blocks or bad sectors in the memory which do not allow operating system boot.

Your system contains many important files, so an error like this can definitely be a bit panicky.

If your screen displays an “initramfs” error, you are already in recovery mode, which means that you can type commands and perform different operations. The error would be like this:






For that type the following command

                        (initramfs) fsck -y /dev/mapper/ubuntu--vg-ubuntu—lv

And then reboot the system 



Note:

The “initramfs” error can affright you, but luckily this error has a very easy and straightforward solution. This error occurs when your memory got corrupted, especially the drive containing the operating system, and does not let it boot. To fix it, simply use the “file system consistency check” or “fsck” utility. This write-up thoroughly explains the process to eliminate the “initramfs” error to boot Ubuntu normally.




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