Issue #2822 has been updated by profmakx.
Assignee set to profmakx
Bug #2822: USB 3.0 stick throws reading primary partition table: error
accessing offset 000[...] for 152 error, while the stick works on any other OS
I tested
Issue #2686 has been updated by peeter.
File no-prt-found-dragonfly-boot-crash.jpg added
Thanks! I mean the kernel still panics later in the boot process (see attached
jpg) and gives the db prompt. But since the keyboard is hung/frozen, I can't
call dumpsys.
There's an error message at the
Issue #2686 has been updated by profmakx.
Oh my god, I am so sorry. I did exactly what your patch does, but apparently
that didn't end up in the patch I posted. I'll apply this, and test it.
Unfortunately it'll be too late for 4.2, but 4.2.1 will then contain this fix
(as well as -master of
Issue #2686 has been updated by peeter.
File dragonfly-boot-crash-verbose-no-prt.png added
And here's the verbose boot---it's less helpful though since the No _PRT
found error is out of the screen. I am working with the assumption that the
latter is the culprit.
Ideally one would get the
Issue #2686 has been updated by peeter.
It would be helpful if one could get a dumpsys. Since the keyboard is
hung/frozen, I tried to fake a call dumpsys by brute force: I hardcoded in
the
sys/ddb/db_lex.c: db_read_line()
that it returns call dumpsys to
sys/ddb/db_input.c: db_readline()
