Boot Failure Lenovo Ideapad z580

[DFergFLA]

When booting latest nightly (rev 49600) I get:

PANIC: did not find any boot partitions!

I am booting from a CD. I also get the same thing if I create a USB and try to boot. I have the latest BIOS available for this laptop. I have also tried "safe mode" booting and get the same problem. Someone suggested turning off USB 3.0 but I do not have that option. I can only turn on/off legacy support for USB. I have tried both.

the specs are listed here: ​http://shop.lenovo.com/us/en/laptops/ideapad/z-series/z580/#tab-tech_specs

[DFergFLA]

I can get you more information if needed. I just need to know what you need and how to get it for you.

Thanks

Donald

[mmlr]

Please try with a revision >= hrev49602 as there was problem with AHCI that could break support for booting from SATA devices.

Regarding USB, the spec lists 2 USB 2.0 ports as well, so make sure to connect the USB stick to one of them (the ones that don't have blue sockets).

If both still fails, please try to get the syslog output (see the syslog section in ReportingBugs).

[DFergFLA]

Is 49602 available? I don't see it on the nightly download page?

[pulkomandy]

49606 is available now: ​http://download.haiku-os.org/nightly-images/x86_gcc2_hybrid/

[DFergFLA]

Tested with 49606, sadly this did not resolve my issue. I have attached a syslog.

[DFergFLA]

Can I request that someone please take a look at this?

[DFergFLA]

Downloaded 49662, no joy. Attaching an other log just in case something has changed.

[DFergFLA]

Syslog 10\3

[diver]

Maybe it has something to do with this:

ahci: device signature 0xeb140101 (ATAPI)
ahci: sata_request::finish ATA command 0xa0 failed: status 0x51, error 0x30
ahci: sata_request::finish ATAPI packet 28 00 00 02 1e 90 00 00 02 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 (len 10)

In any case attach your syslog after booting from usb, it should be different.

[DFergFLA]

I am able to boot from USB. I would like to see the underlying problem resolved at some point.

[korli]

It seems the boot CD is a multisession one, first session is Haiku, second is Aros. I'm not sure it should be that way. Maybe try to burn an anyboot image.

[pulkomandy]

@korli: are you sure about that? To me it looks like Haiku (plain ISO) on a CD and AROS "live CD" on an USB drive.

Still, maybe the anyboot works better than the plain ISO.

[DFergFLA]

I am not entirely sure where the AROS one is/was coming from. I did have AROS on this laptop. I didn't have an AROS usb in the laptop when I was running the Haiku installer, so it isn't that. I am as sure as I can be that I closed the session. I am working on some things in an other ticket. Give me a day or so and I can post an other syslog and see if that AROS thing is still around. I think it may have been on the HD and could be causing me other problems too. It may have been coming from the HD.

[kallisti5]

AHCI was reworked recently... is this still an issue?

[DFergFLA]

I am not getting this anymore. I do have problems booting from CD but not USB but that is a separate ticket.

[kallisti5]

Thanks for confirming! Marking this one resolved.