What should be done when encountering Dracut mode during Linux installation?

When the system enters dracut mode, it indicates that the system cannot start normally. Dracut is a tool used to build initramfs (initial ramdisk file system), which is used to load necessary drivers and file system modules during system startup.

Here are some possible solutions:

1. Check hardware issues: Ensure that the system’s hardware connections are normal and free from damage or malfunction.
2. Check the file system: Boot your computer using a Linux Live CD or USB and verify the integrity of the file system. Use the command fsck to check and fix file system errors.
3. Check the bootloader configuration: Verify the configuration file of the bootloader (such as GRUB) to ensure it correctly recognizes and loads the operating system. You may also try reinstalling or updating the bootloader.
4. Check kernel parameters: In the boot menu of the bootloader, try adding some kernel parameters to troubleshoot. For example, you can try adding the nomodeset parameter to disable the graphics driver in the bootloader’s command line.
5. Check hardware drivers: If the system enters dracut mode after installing or updating drivers, you can try rolling back to a previous driver version or installing a driver supported by the official website.
6. Viewing logs: In dracut mode, you can check the system logs for more error information. Use the command journalctl -xb to view the system logs.
7. Reinstalling the operating system: If none of the above methods work, the final solution is to reinstall the operating system.

Please note that the above method may vary due to different system configurations and issues. If you are unsure how to proceed, we recommend seeking help from the Linux community or technical support.