[[6.8.1] crash on boot (sometimes)]

On 1/23/2020 at 6:18 PM, tompapajr said:

Running into the same issue here.  Brand new install (6.8.1) on a SuperMicro X10DRL-i  which has 2x Intel i210 Gigabit Adapters and a Realtek RTL8211E (Dedicated for IPMI). Tried also booting Safe Mode without any success.  Worked fine on first boot-up and configuration.  First time I rebooted the system, I got stuck at modprobe -r $DRIVERS. 

 

Let me know if theres anything I can do to help.

6.8.2 also resolved my issues too.

[[6.8.1] crash on boot (sometimes)]

6 hours ago, bonienl said:

 

Did you re-assign the interfaces under network rules?

 

Only when a re-assignment is done, the file network-rules.cfg is created and a driver reload happens upon reboot (this is the point where the call trace occurs).

 

As a test you could change the assignment of the interfaces (e.g. swap eth0 and eth1) and reboot the system.

So strange finding: Both my adapters are using the igb driver.  Switching which MAC was assigned to ETH0/ETH1 in the network-rules.config allowed me to boot into the system. 

 

However, after rebooting again, got stuck at the same modprobe -r $DRIVERS step.

[[6.8.1] crash on boot (sometimes)]

Running into the same issue here.  Brand new install (6.8.1) on a SuperMicro X10DRL-i  which has 2x Intel i210 Gigabit Adapters and a Realtek RTL8211E (Dedicated for IPMI). Tried also booting Safe Mode without any success.  Worked fine on first boot-up and configuration.  First time I rebooted the system, I got stuck at modprobe -r $DRIVERS. 

 

Let me know if theres anything I can do to help.