Fixing the Error: Could not find kernel image: Linux
How to Fix the "Could Not Find Kernel Image: Linux" Boot Error. This error message typically occurs during the boot process of a Linux system and is most commonly seen when booting from a USB flash drive. It indicates that the bootloader (most often Syslinux, and less commonly GRUB) cannot locate the kernel image required to start the operating system. In this guide, you'll learn several proven steps to diagnose and fix this issue so you can get your system booting again.
