So, there is a kernel panic because the kernel can't seem to find a file system to mount. How did you install GNOME? Did you use a USB stick or an ISO or similar? Or are you using apt-get or some other means?

Martial -- do you have more feedback? Have you been able to boot?

Hi Jeremiah,
No I still have issues ,I haven’t had any solution yet

In T670#12278, @jeremiah.foster wrote:

So, there is a kernel panic because the kernel can't seem to find a file system to mount. How did you install GNOME? Did you use a USB stick or an ISO or similar? Or are you using apt-get or some other means?

I installed the ISO image on a USB stick and installed it on the laptop however when I tried to boot it ,I got those errors

So you get this message when you boot from your laptop? (I just want to make sure you're not booting from the USB stick.) Do you have the USB stick plugged in when you boot? If so, if you could remove it and then reboot and see what it says.

In T670#12428, @jeremiah.foster wrote:

So you get this message when you boot from your laptop? (I just want to make sure you're not booting from the USB stick.) Do you have the USB stick plugged in when you boot? If so, if you could remove it and then reboot and see what it says.

Yes I have this error booting from the laptop and the USB was removed

Looks like you're booting the Purism Librem 13 v2 with a 4.17.0-3 Linux kernel. I'll see if I can find a machine to reproduce that error. In the mean time, would you try and boot from the latest live disk? https://pureos.net/download/ Instructions are here: https://tracker.pureos.net/w/installation_guide/live_system_installation

But if you install the live system you'll overwrite your disk which will remove data, you may not want to do that.