Kernel panic error while trying to install xubuntu

[le210]

Hello. I have an old Pc with an Intel Celeron 3.06Ghz 64bit supported and 2gb of ram. Everytime i try to boot from an usb into Xubuntu safe graphics I get this Errormessage:

kernel panic - not syncing: no working init found. try pass init= option to kernel.
See Documentation/admin-guide/init.rst for guide

(my screen is a bit cut of because i don't have the right resolution and i don't know how to change it so maybe some words are missing)
Would be great if someone could help me.

[Rubi1200]

Hi and welcome to the forums

Even assuming we can help you get past this error, running Xubuntu on only 250MB of RAM could be quite challenging.

I have an old Intel Atom netbook with 1GB RAM and that struggles from time to time depending on the task.

I can suggest some alternatives to try:

Lubuntu
AntiX
Bodhi Linux
Puppy Linux

Something to consider...

[le210]

Thanks for the fast reply. I actually have more than 250mb ram that was a typo. The system originally came with 3gb of ram but i still have to test them eatch because i had an error when i had all of them installed. I actually allready tried to use other operating systems but i got the kernel panic error everytime.

[le210]

So now i've testet other memory sticks and it turns out one memory stick was faulty so now my system has 2gb ram.

[le210]

I've found the error, the Motherboard was broken.

[MAFoElffen]

Dang... My condolences. Hopefully you can find something inexpensive to continue your journey. We are always here to help you when you do.