12.04boot
When I start Ubuntu and chose one of the settings it says:
/casper/vmlinuz: not found
I have Ubuntu on a USB drive. I used this USB creator: http://www.linuxliveusb.com/
I have done this 2 times now and the same thing happens. What can I do?
I even checked my casper directory. It has the vmlinuz file but it still reports the same error.
That or loop the ISO into fuse, and ride it as mounted by the os. as a CD-Rom
You can use mkusb to create persistent live drive. It creates a partition for persistence by default and automatically. The picture shows the steps in the wizard interface to create a persistent live system with mkusb version 12 alias dus.
See the following links for more details,
How do I make a persistent live USB of Ubuntu 16.04?
help.ubuntu.com/community/mkusb
Best Answer
I also had the same problem with a daily built of Ubuntu 13.04.
The problem seemed to be that the file in /casper/ was named as "vmlinuz.efi" instead of "vmlinuz" -without ".efi" - which it was looking for.
After removing the ending (.efi), Ubuntu procceded without any implications.