Help Can't boot Thunder OS V4.5

[grtstha]

After installing gearlock latest version in thunder os 4.5 lite this error appeared. What is the reason behind this error?
I first manually install the os in ext4 format using disk genius and grub2win and then I installed gearlock. 2nd time I installed the os using Advanced_Android x86 installer_v1.8_Full and installed gearlock too using the installer while installing thunder os.Both methods is giving me the same error.

 

[TakuruKagami_busy]

This will make the device search for its own kernel. dev=/Thunder-OS-4.5 ker=kernel int=initrd.img set="write here with parameters" search --set=root --file $dev/$ker linux $dev/$ker root=/dev/ram0 $set verbose initrd $dev/$int

 

[grtstha]

This will make the device search for its own kernel. dev=/Thunder-OS-4.5 ker=kernel int=initrd.img set="write here with parameters" search --set=root --file $dev/$ker linux $dev/$ker root=/dev/ram0 $set verbose initrd $dev/$int

How to use it , I don't know about this.

 

[TakuruKagami_busy]

put it in grub2win or you can put it in grub2 on the efi drive.

 

[grtstha]

This will make the device search for its own kernel. dev=/Thunder-OS-4.5 ker=kernel int=initrd.img set="write here with parameters" search --set=root --file $dev/$ker linux $dev/$ker root=/dev/ram0 $set verbose initrd $dev/$int

Just I need to copy paste this to grub2win and save it?
No any changes have to be made?

 

[TakuruKagami_busy]

Just I need to copy paste this to grub2win and save it?
No any changes have to be made?

It will automatically where is the kernel.

 

[Jaxparrow]

This will make the device search for its own kernel. dev=/Thunder-OS-4.5 ker=kernel int=initrd.img set="write here with parameters" search --set=root --file $dev/$ker linux $dev/$ker root=/dev/ram0 $set verbose initrd $dev/$int

Well, seems like he installed the OS using Advanced installer and the grub config it has does the same thing.

It will automatically where is the kernel.

Create a file named findme where the installation files are located ( system.sfs, ramdisk.img etc,. ). Plus, also check whether the installation files aren't missing or renamed.

PS : I changed your post title since it was not descriptive enough / misleading.

 

[grtstha]

Well, seems like he installed the OS using Advanced installer and the grub config it has does the same thing.

Create a file named findme where the installation files are located ( system.sfs, ramdisk.img etc,. ). Plus, also check whether the installation files aren't missing or renamed.

PS : I changed your post title since it was not descriptive enough / misleading.

It didn't work bro.
Any other solutions?

 

[Jaxparrow]

It didn't work bro.
Any other solutions?

Please show us a screenshot of the partition and the files. So, we can better understand what's the issue.

 

[AbcXyz150]

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It will automatically where is the kernel.

I have the same issue in Prime os .
how can i fix it?