Closed kanwarplaha closed 1 year ago
Please boot in verbose mode as described in the documentation, and see which messages are printed last. Thanks!
Tried both boot -v and boot -v -s but it scrolls messages until uhub7: MTT enabled and then immediately reboots. I have a video if that will help.
Which exact ISO with which build number are you using?
Yes, a video would probably help. Thanks!
I am using hello-0.8.0_0H284-FreeBSD-13.1-amd64.iso.
Here are the videos. Not too great as the boot messages scroll quickly and the laptop has 4K screen so tiny text. Hopefully you have better luck reading the messages. Thank you.
boot -v -s: https://photos.app.goo.gl/edQ4iPeh9x7zu2KP7 boot -v: https://photos.app.goo.gl/Kahd5CL2YNAcpSpJA
On both videos, it reboots around 0:12 sec mark.
From the video:
Thanks. While I can't really read anything, that looks suspiciously like
ventoy map data is invalid, get from resource
So it seems to be a variation/duplicate of https://github.com/helloSystem/ISO/issues/455
From the video:
Thanks. While I can't really read anything, that looks suspiciously like
ventoy map data is invalid, get from resource
So it seems to be a variation/duplicate of #455
I am not using Ventoy, just downloaded the ISO and dd'ed it to the USB flash drive.
Yes, it seems that the Ventoy kernel extension sometimes (when? why?) panics, even when Ventoy is not used. I don't know yet under which circumstances this happens or how to solve it.
It's probably best to let Ventoy handle the module loading with its own undocumented trickery. I remember it had failed on helloSystem a couple of releases back, but nowadays it seems to be working. I tested this with hello-0.8.2_0H331-FreeBSD-13.1-amd64.iso and Ventoy 1.0.88.
So anyone who has had this issue, please try 0.8.2 build 0H331 (or later).
Thanks!
Closing as a duplicate of
Tried this on a Dell 5560 as well as on a Macbook Pro. The ISO boots to freebsd logo on a white background and after a few seconds, the system reboots and repeats all over again.
In Virtualbox (under Linux), I was able to boot the ISO fine but from ISO image on disk, not USB.
(I had verified the md5 sum of the image after download)