[SOLVED] Kernel Panic after reboot

[DarthZash]

Hey All,

 

I have upgrade to 6.9.2 a while ago, today i did a hardware swap,  everything appear to be working without issue.

 

I added a new drive, format it and mount it (not assigned to the raid) as i wanted a VM to have direct access to it. I did also cleaned up my passthrough config as i had a manual entry. I did take a backups prior of doing the changes on the syslinux.cfg. 

 

After rebooting i am now getting kernel panic errors, I tried restoring the USB from a backup and still getting an error.

 

Here is the error im getting, I tried adding root=sda1 or root=sda to the sysconfig  and the issue still persists 

I follow this forum page  here below as a note.

 

is there maybe a way to remove SDA from booting? i think thats  the new drive i installed.

[JorgeB]

This is usually a flash drive problem, try re-creating it.

[DarthZash]

yea, i recreated twice yesterday, then i notice many of the files from the backup weren't present on the usb drive. I manually copy it over and unraid booted fine.

 

Seems the backup was corrupted or the unraid usb tool had some weird bug.