PANIC: did not find any boot partitions (on ACER ASPIRE)

[Karvjorm]

The disk drive of my ACER ASPIRE started to make bad noise and I acquired a new Kingston SSD as a replacement. I planned to install the latest hrev51528-x86_64.iso image from the DVD disk, but the UEFI boot did not work.

But when I turned on legacy_BIOS, Haiku started to boot from the CD-ROM image until I received the "PANIC: did not find any boot partitions" error message. Kingston SSD is not formatted because I planned to use the Haiku installation program for that task prior to system installation.

This problem is like #12949 (and #12348 ?)

[Karvjorm]

PANIC: did not find any boot partitions error message

[Karvjorm]

Here is also the bt command output.

[Karvjorm]

After the continue command I got another PANIC: could not mount boot device! Also three last icons are shown.

[tojoko]

there are so many options.

could you try x86 version?

[tojoko]

please provide full log.

please try to display full debug output on startup and check if any familiar things are seen.

please try not to use the usb3 port.

[waddlesplash]

@tojoko: As you can see in the ticket, this is about booting from a disc drive, so that advice does not apply here.

@Karvjorm: Are you booting from DVD or CD? You say "DVD" but then "CD-ROM" so...

If you warm-reboot to the Haiku Bootloader menu (see ​https://www.haiku-os.org/docs/userguide/en/bootloader.html) and use "Save syslog from previous session" to a FAT32 disk and upload it here, that will be immensely helpful.

[tojoko]

@waddlesplash: oh, ok, sorry.

[diver]

#14475 could be related.

[waddlesplash]

No reply to request for syslog.

[nielx]

Remove milestone for tickets with status = closed and resolution != fixed