How To Fix Hidden Mouse? A Fatal Error Occurred During Installation

February 5, 2022 By Lawrence Scanlon Off

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Over the past few days, some of our users have reported a fatal error with hidden mouse during installation.

Could Not Find Kernel Image: Gfxboot

Hello everyone.
I’ve been trying to run live din 11 opensuse.2 for a long time now and keep getting script
“start:
definitely couldn’t find kernel image: gfxboot”
See, the screen is scrolling.
Any other version of Linux will certainly work fine on this USB stick and I haven’t seen this great bug anywhere on these user discussion forums or on Google.
Can anyone help?

Subject: Could Not Find Kernel Image: Gfxboot

24 days later and no one can help you?

Re: Can’t Get Kernel Image: Gfxboot

Originally posted by: How easy it is

24 hours later and no one can get me out?

Hello
What kind of support do you hire to create a live image, kiwi, SUSE Studio?

As far as I know gfxboot is used no further, there should be a grub
entrysomething like ;

Code:

gfxmenu (hdx,y) /message

Tfrom which is installed in the initrd image regardless of its system
Set it up for decals, then run mkinitrd.

PS Welcome to our forums remember we are just volunteers here
and forex, you may not have seen it before, bump in my thread
helps make it recognizable

gfxmenu (hdx,y) /message

Subject: Could Not Find Kernel Image: Gfxboot

Howeasy wrote:
> 24 hours later and can you help me?

-=Welcome=- to the forum and openSUSE… We’re sorry you’re still having problems
Effort…but you can help yourself by giving us an overview
Your problem… since each crystal separates our spheres of service, we might
Try to count all the missing details in your two posts, otherwise you
you can try entering both men and women, for example:

-How did you create this bootable USB drive? i.e. how do you think you will use them
Instructions http://en.opensuse.org/Live_USB_stick? if not, then
which one are you? have you used it?

– should have done what you got the 11.2 images from, or
http://software.opensuse.org/112/en or somewhere else?

– You copied the LiveCD or DVD

– Have you loaded it on a Linux imaging system?

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– Once you got your final 11th photo 2, you checked this md5sum type before creating it
USB… the range you got was exactly the same as
provided on your software.opensuse.org?

– When you open the flash drive, go to the file manager to see what it might look like
like… i.e. is it a specific specific .iso file or is it just a set
folders… do any of them have the name “bootable”? in the catalog of sports shoes is here
one or more files named vmlinuz[a few digits]? they are just like that
Exact names of hundreds of files?

They say this USB worked with other versions… how much? were they
everything based on Debian, or Hat Red…or the real question is how much
What is your experience with SLES/SLED/openSUSE?

and one person wrote: “I didn’t see your mistake mentioned anywhere
forums or sometimes on Google”, but IBrought exactly 24 items “Couldn’t be found
find kernel image: gfxboot” and nearly 2000 hits by removing
Quotes…

– what did you try with them that caused your problem and didn’t solve it?

One option is to download and install the club manually To update your HID-compliant PC driver, you need to open Device Manager. Expand the list of Mice and Most Other Pointing Devices and find a specific HID-compliant mouse. Then open each of our properties for this device and update its driver in the kitchen.

– So, what other better steps have you taken?

Close the background software type.Make sure the software is not already installed.Make sure there is enough disk space for the program.Open the Install / Uninstall troubleshooter.Delete temporary files from Windows Temp folder.Restart the Windows Installer service.

To get help, you need to provide the necessary information so that we can try
Start to understand that *you* have such an unusual problem

Subject: Could Not Find Kernel Image: Gfxboot

I think it’s usually a windows version issue due to: unetbootin-windows-442

Go to Start> type Device Manager and also press Enter> right-click the driver> selectInventory> select the Driver tab> just click Uninstall Device> select Uninstall driver software for this device type and click OK> In Device. Manager, in the Action menu, make a decision Check for hardware changes> Wait for it to be scanned, but also

I tried win32diskimager and it was successful. I was able to access the operating system but was unable to resize and create many more partitions. This tool is still alpha, and after that I think it’s still buggy. Although I can boot, I just can’t access the USB drive in Windows (it requires formatting it), indicatingto the corrupted content system

Some forums say that Windows can create unbootable copies of an empty vesamenu.c32

If I find something, I’ll post again.

Subject: Could Not Find Kernel Image: Gfxboot

As terbaite said, this is a bug in unetbootin that only seems to affect opensuse (on the smaller versions 11.2 and 11.3), win32diskimager works just fine.

Subject: Failed To Get Kernel Image: Gfxboot

What was the HID-compliant mouse? HID sends to HMI devices. HID-compliant components are typically handheld inputs and capabilities such as a USB mouse, USB pen, and USB keyboard. This means that all USB mice are HID compliant devices.
Dirty action cheap

Originally posted by terabite

hid mouse encountered fatal error during installation

I think it’s a Windows version issue now: unetbootin-windows-442

I tried win32diskimager and it worked.

Hello all customers, please forgive my ignorance, on the contrary, my copy of win32diskimager copies .img images. What is downloaded from software.opensuse.org is in the best .iso format, which apparently cannot be converted (at least not easily).

If you don’t mind, could you explain how you did it?

PerThanks in advance Kise!

I suspect this is a problem with the unetbootin-windows-442 version of Windows