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nerdzero

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  1. nerdzero's post in 6.10.1 Upgrade - VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block Kernel Panic was marked as the answer   
    Many thanks for reaching out itimpi. After carefulluly reading thru the documentation, I was able to determine 'in part' the cause of the kernel panic that has been re-occuring on my server. I say in part only becaue I had to tinker with the /EFI boot loader to get 6.10.2 fully funtional. I replaced the stock bootx64.efi file with the rEFInd boot loader, thus producing a hybrid UEFI + Legacy Boot loader. Upon rebooting the system with the rEFInd boot loader in place, I was able to fully boot the server by selecting the option to boot Linux (Legacy) from UNRAID from the rEFIns Main Menu. (attached). Next, I was presented with the official Lime Technologies boot menu. I selected athe default boot option. The system booted and I was able to get to the login prompt.
     
    I later soon discovered that my network interface had been lost in the shuffle somehow (eth0 does not exist).  I placed an empty tg3.conf file in boot/config/modprobe.d/ as sugested in the documentation and rebooted. UnRAID now boots with or without gui. Safe mode also appears to boot without fail. This one really had me stumped. Thanks again for your guidance. 
     




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