"PANIC: did not find any boot partitions!" when booting from USB

[mendozama]

Upon booting from USB laptop goes into Kernel Debugging Land after PANIC: did not find any boot partitions! error.

[diver]

Could you try a nightly image? ​http://haiku-files.org/haiku/development

[mendozama]

Replying to diver:

Could you try a nightly image? ​http://haiku-files.org/haiku/development

I tried hrev44273 with the same results

[xsive]

I have this issue too, tried with hrevr1alpha4-44618 and still have the problem

[Kenboo]

This instruction is just a help for new Haiku OS tester:

Current possible way to resolve this problem: just unplug all USB devices before boot haiku os. After boot the devices can be plug again.

[jstressman]

Adding to this ticket since it seems similar to my issue.

On hrev46677 I get a kernel panic "PANIC: did not find any boot partitions!" when it gets to the drive icon on the boot screen.

I'm attaching the output of the debugging log.

This is a USB2 thumb drive (motherboard only supports USB2, so it's not a USB3 issue.)

I've tried unplugging every other USB device (keyboard and mouse) and it makes no difference. I've tried various BIOS settings to no avail.

[jstressman]

output from serial debugging on 46677

[diver]

jstressman, I don't think your problem is related to this ticket. There are ehci (USB2) errors like usb error ehci -1: error while setting device address in your syslog while there aren't in the syslog of the original reporter. I think it's better to file a new ticket.

[jstressman]

Created a separate ticket: #11040

[xsive]

I set this ticket a long time ago I think it can be closed now. As far as I can tell I had to change the partition map to GPT not MBR and it worked

[waddlesplash]

Good to know. GPT support is fixed now, too.