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I didn't have many installed: the NTFS driver from Paragon (which I since uninstalled), Little Snitch, and вЂ“ thanks to some nudging from iStat Menus saying it'd be better for power monitoring if I installed it вЂ“ Intel Power Gadget (v3.7.0 for MacOS). So I ended up thinking: what could possibly mess things up this strangely on macOS? Kernel extensions was all I could think of.

#Cant pen intel power gadget update

Nothing at all worked, it was infuriating: every time I ran vagrant up the VMs would always kernel panic at boot, and even if I did manage to somehow connect to them post-panic with vagrant ssh they were always broken вЂ“ running sudo -s apt-get update & apt-get upgrade would fail to download packages, or fail to install, in weird ways, they wouldn't respond to network requests, etc. Lost loads of time and it was stopping me getting any development done. Tried every older version of VirtualBox and Vagrant I could find, reinstalled macOS (though various attempts at downgrading Mojave proved unsuccessful). I ran into something very similar recently (Vagrant 2.2.7, VirtualBox 6.1.4 r136177 under MacOS 10.15.4 on a late 2018 i5 MacBook Air, Homestead for Laravel and Chassis for WordPress sites). Uninstall it and the VirtualBox Linux client VM kernel panics should stop. The solution for me, at least: the problem was the Intel Power Gadget kernel extension. I am slowly going mad and have no idea where else to look. This makes me suspect something is wrong with the VM's I/O configuration, but even if I don't touch any of its default settings I run into these issues, yet I don't find other users on-line who have problems with Laravel's Homestead on MacOS Catalina or on the new 16' MacBook Pro. The errors above are just typical examples, I haven't even been able to reliably get the same error. It's as if one out of ten times it does work, and the other nine out of ten I see strange errors and kernel panics (within the VM) as it is trying to come up after issuing a vagrant up. but under no conditions can I get a freshly installed Laravel Homestead machine with a fresh disk and a freshly downloaded box to come up reliably without problems.

played around with the Storage's 'Host I/O Cache' settings.

did a lot of testing under a new user account.

removed all my virtual machines and disks.

run Apple's hardware test by booting with D pressed, no issues found.

updated to 10.15.4 (but had the problem under older versions as well).

This used to work fine, but now both Homestead environments give these exact same issues. I migrated two Homestead environments: one generic one that runs all of my simple PHP websites and one project-specific one that runs a single website under Apache (this is a heavy Enterprise app that needs some specific config to work properly, so I separated it from my generic Homestead environment). My Homestead configuration came from a working set up under Mojave and has worked under Catalina, but I have no idea what changed to stop it from working. The disk image used by the VM is called. systemd: /lib/systemd/system-generators/lvm2-activation-generator failed with exit status 1

Kernel panic - not syncing: Attmpted to kill init! exitcode=0x00000100 sbin/init: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libidn.so.11: version 'XZ_5.0' not found (required by /lib/systemd/libsystemd-shared-237.so) Kernel panic - not syncing: Attempted to kill i dev/mapper/homestead-vg-root: clean, 197904/3604480 files, 1607396/14397440 blocksД¬ouldn't find an alternative telinit implementation to spawn. sbin/init: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libmount.so.1: version 'BLKID_2.15' not found (required by /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libmount.so.1)

When I open up the VM's display through VirtualBox, I see different errors every time, such as: /sbin/init: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libselinux.so.1: no version information available (required by /sbin/init) After issuing vagrant up, the process halts 90% of the time waiting for a successful SSH connection to the VM.

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I am a seasoned full stack web dev, a happy user of Laravel's Homestead for a couple of years, but I have been running into problems with Laravel Homestead under MacOS Catalina on my new 16' MacBook Pro for weeks now, and I just can't find out what the problem is.