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Kernel Error When I Start Dell Computer

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When I turn on my dell computer I get an option for Ubuntu. I click it. (I am currently running Ubuntu 21.04.) Anyways, I click the option for Ubuntu but then I get a list of stuff but the first line is [ 0.334034] Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount roof fs on unknown-block(0,0)

It stays on that screen and I can’t get to Ubuntu!

I would show a picture but it says the image is too large.

Also, I have very important files that I made using LibreOffice so reinstalling Ubuntu would just mean all my important files are gone. Please help!

ChanganAuto avatar
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You should have backups of anything you can't afford to loose. Have them and then reinstalling or replacing drives won't be a problem. The error message complains about not being able to mount the **root** file system so it can be anything from a easily correctable logical errors or a total drive failure.
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can you try to boot a previous kernel under advanced options?
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