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After Fdisk, kernel panic

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I have been working on a virtual machine with Ubuntu 20.04 using virtual box.

I had indeed some problems with installing and uninstalling MySQL, but I have seen no issue up to the point when I got an error at a certain point while starting my VM, and I got on stack overflow that it had to been connected to a partitions.

I run the command fdisk disk/dva BUT I accidentally pressed (no) n a couple of times AND since it has never rebooted or powered off I clicked on the X and closed the machine.

I reopened the VM and got

Kernel panic - not syncing: Attempted to kill init! exitcode=0x00007f00

Can some good soul help me? All my work is there.

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There is no Ubuntu version 20.4
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Jon
Sound like to me that you did something to the machine that made it unbootable by accident. Can you share a screenshot of the kernel panic?
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