Kernel panic during boot from usb drive

[illiakailli]

First time running haiku. Boot sequence interrupts with the following message:
PANIC: get_boot_partitions failed!

Stack trace screens attached.
Safe mode doesn't help. No luck with generic video drivers or single-core mode.

Error message changes when trying out latest nightly hrev54033:
PANIC: page fault, but interrupts were disabled.

Tried and reproduced this issue on the following versions:

• 32bit R1/beta1
• 64bit R1/beta1
• 64bit nightly hrev54033

Processor: Intel© Core™2 Quad CPU Q8300 @ 2.50GHz × 4 RAM: 5.8 GiB
Mobo: Gateway model: EG43M

[illiakailli]

R1/beta trace screen

[illiakailli]

nightly rev 54033 screen

[X512]

What is version of USB port and USB drive (USB 2 or USB 3)?

Crash in object_cache_alloc can be caused by memory corruption in kernel space.

[diver]

There were a lot of fixes since beta1 so current nightly just boots further on yoгr hardware. Try booting from USB2 instead of USB3 or vice versa.

[waddlesplash]

Crash in object_cache_alloc can be caused by memory corruption in kernel space.

No, look at the fault address: it's a NULL dereference. It looks like this is trying to do an object_cache_alloc before the object cache has been created. And indeed, this is occurring inside arch_int_init_io, which I guess occurs before vfs_init.

I'm not sure how get_module is supposed to work before vfs_init? Or maybe I'm getting things backwards here. I'll try to investigate this later.

[waddlesplash]

hrev54077 adds an assert panic here, so please retest under that revision.

[waddlesplash]

Did you have a chance to retest this?

[waddlesplash]

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