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PineA64+ Armbian not boot, black screen and log - klode - 10-13-2018 Hi, After about one and half year of h24 running my Pine64 with debian armbian 3.10.107, I got a black screen with some message and last a "Call Trace" once. Then it require to insert root password. Then, "Press Ctrl+D to Continue". If I press Ctrl+D it reboots, and again from beginning. I want to leave you the log captured on: Code: /var/log/syslog using pastebin: syslog ( It is not the entire log I've seen on my monitor. Is there a method to capture entire log in monitor during boot? ) Anyway, my question is: can I restore my Armbian SD without formatting? RE: PineA64+ Armbian not boot, black screen and log - evilbunny - 10-13-2018 (10-13-2018, 07:11 AM)klode Wrote: Anyway, my question is: can I restore my Armbian SD without formatting? Do you have access to a card reader + PC running a recent flavour of linux? If not can you live boot linux? If you can you maybe able to fsck.ext4 the sdcard RE: PineA64+ Armbian not boot, black screen and log - klode - 10-14-2018 I have found my issue. My fstab contains these rows: Code: UUID=14a75d65-c530-4d76-ba6d-ee50a8fafb15 / ext4 defaults,noatime,nodiratime,commit=600,errors=remount-ro 0 1 I've got my error due to UUID=7EA0B9F2A0B9B14F, which was not connect to USB port. It was an external hard disk, with 2 partitions /dev/sda1 and /dev/sda2. My question: how can I run anyway linux if one of fstab entry is not accessible? RE: PineA64+ Armbian not boot, black screen and log - evilbunny - 10-14-2018 (10-14-2018, 01:13 AM)klode Wrote: I have found my issue. My fstab contains these rows: If you need to use fstab you can add noauto to the options, or if you are using a desktop, let it mount it automatically. |