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  1. Anyone tried the 6.8.2 release that was having this issue with 6.8.1 to see it was maybe resolved? I rolled back to 6.8.0 to resolve my 'modprobe' issue and would like to update when this is fixed.
  2. Posting to this thread as well to confirm and submit same issue as well: I also have the same issue today immediately after upgrading from 6.8.0 to 6.8.1. The boot process hangs at the modprobe -r $DRIVERS command/step. It looks to be SAS related, but I'm no expert just see that was the step it seemed to be at. I can't even get the system to boot past this to try and roll back. I'm running a Supermicro X9DRL-7F ATX Intel board which has an onboard LSI Broadcom 2208 SAS controller and I also have a Sun/Oracle F80 PCI Flash Accelerator card that I was using as SSD for cache, VM, Docker drive. I have ECC 128G memory, and ran memtest, no errors as expected. In my opinion, highly unlikely to be memory since the error is exactly the same each time. I have cloned the existing usb to another usb and tried to boot: same error I have ran chkdsk and fsck on both usb's: there was some repairs, but same error I have downloaded and flashed a new usb with clean unraid / no config: same error Boot always dies saying with some sort of dump with last line being /etc/rc.d/rc.M: line 164: 2363 Killed modprobe -r $DRIVERS Edit 1: Tried to boot safe mode no GUI: same error Edit 2: Copied the bz files from the /previous folder to root to restore the 6.8.0 version: successful boot on both usb's Will try the renaming the 6.8.1 config/network-rules.cfg when I have time tomorrow to see if that fixes the 6.8.1 boot issue
  3. I'm also having the same issue today immediately after upgrading from 6.8.0 to 6.8.1. The boot process hangs at the modprobe -r $DRIVERS command/step. It looks to be SAS related, but I'm no expert just see that was the step it seemed to be at. I can't even get the system to boot past this to try and roll back. I'm running a Supermicro X9DRL-7F ATX Intel board which has an onboard LSI Broadcom 2208 SAS controller and I also have a Sun/Oracle F80 PCI Flash Accelerator card that I was using as SSD for cache, VM, Docker drive.