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cannot boot with 6.6 kernels #97

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maxcarpone opened this issue Sep 19, 2024 · 11 comments
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cannot boot with 6.6 kernels #97

maxcarpone opened this issue Sep 19, 2024 · 11 comments

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@maxcarpone
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Hey there,

Today, I updated our trunk version 1.5.10.17 to the very last one 1.5.10.1615. It switched our existing kernels to 6.6.49 but I am unable to deploy anything with these kernels, computer (Proxmox 8.2.4 VM) is stuck at line "EFI Stub: measured initrd data into PCR 9"
I also tried kernels 6.6.44 and 6.6.34 but they have the same behavior so I switched back to 6.1.89 kernels and it works flawlessly with those.

I thought it might be useful for you to have that kind of feedback. Thanks

Max

@mastacontrola
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This is useful thank you. We're trying to wait out getting to the 6.11 kernels built for both the inits and the kernels of course.

Thanks for the feedback and information.

@rluzuriaga
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That's interesting, I have the exact same setup and don't get this issue. I do get that EFI Stub message but it still boots.
I've been focusing all my time in getting 6.11 working on the new Snapdragon SOCs but I will take a look at what configs I changed between 6.1.x and 6.6.x.

@rluzuriaga
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@maxcarpone I know it has been a while but we have a new experimental kernel version 6.6.69 out now that should fix this issue. Would you be able to test this release and let us know if this works for you please?

@maxcarpone
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Hello,

I received a notification by email but I forgot to come back here. I update my server right away and I'll let you know.

@maxcarpone
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Failed!

Tried this time with Proxmox 8.3.3 (VM type : Windows 10 UEFI) and Fog 1.5.10.1634 (last kernel 6.6.69) but I have exactly the same problem as before. As soon as I revert kernels back, it goes further.

Thanks for your work guys.

Cheers!

@rluzuriaga
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@maxcarpone It's interesting that the 6.6.69 kernel didn't work for you. I also use proxmox, and it works for me on 8.2.4 and 8.3.3.

Can you please share the VM hardware settings? Just in case there is something weird that I could find.

@maxcarpone
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Hello!

Well, I destroyed the VM but it was like this :

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@rluzuriaga
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@maxcarpone Well the only thing that I see is different is the machine setting. Mine is q35 version 8.1 not 9.0. Can you try changing that and let me know if it works?

@maxcarpone
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Hello!

This is really weird, I tried to image with settings Q35-8.1 and it worked. I switched back to Q35-9.0 and it also worked....

So, it looks like the kernel isn't faulty but it's something else. BTW, when it worked twice, I didn't see the problematic line :
EFI Stub: measured initrd data into PCR 9
I'm confused at the moment :/

I'll upgrade the FOG server and try again several kernels 6.6.xx series

@maxcarpone
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Well, I upgraded my FOG server and again, imaging is stuck with the following message (which is different this time) :
EFI stub : Loaded initrd from LINUX_EFI_INITRD_MEDIA_GUID device path

Maybe it has something to do with the upgrade task?!

@maxcarpone
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Forget it!

It works like a charm, when I upgraded this time, kernels loaded were still 6.6.49 so obviously it didn't work but as soon as I replaced it with those experimentals, it went further.

I'm pretty sure it wasn't working before with your experimental kernels but I'm starting to doubt.

Anyway, thanks for the fix 👍

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