Re: Unable to boot linux-next build

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On 09/09/2016 09:33, PrasannaKumar Muralidharan wrote:
> On 8 September 2016 at 18:16, Quentin Lambert <lambert.quentin@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>   I have been trying to build and boot the last version available on linux-next.
>>   During the build I am being prompted with "has no CRC!" warnings for a bunch
>>   of modules.
>>
>>   Has a result I get the following lines in the Module.symvers:
>>
>>   [qlambert@sloth linux-next]$ grep 0x00000 Module.symvers
>>   0x00000000     phys_base       vmlinux EXPORT_SYMBOL
>>   0x00000000     memmove vmlinux EXPORT_SYMBOL
>>   0x00000000     __copy_user_nocache     vmlinux EXPORT_SYMBOL
>>   0x00000000     __get_user_4    vmlinux EXPORT_SYMBOL
>>   0x00000000     __put_user_4    vmlinux EXPORT_SYMBOL
>>   0x00000000     __memcpy        vmlinux EXPORT_SYMBOL
>>   0x00000000     __fentry__      vmlinux EXPORT_SYMBOL
>>   0x00000000     memset  vmlinux EXPORT_SYMBOL
>>   0x00000000     __sw_hweight64  vmlinux EXPORT_SYMBOL
>>   0x00000000     __sw_hweight32  vmlinux EXPORT_SYMBOL
>>   0x00000000     memcpy_mcsafe_unrolled  vmlinux EXPORT_SYMBOL_GPL
>>   0x00000000     memcpy  vmlinux EXPORT_SYMBOL
>>   0x00000000     copy_user_enhanced_fast_string  vmlinux EXPORT_SYMBOL
>>   0x00000000     clear_page      vmlinux EXPORT_SYMBOL
>>   0x00000000     __put_user_2    vmlinux EXPORT_SYMBOL
>>   0x00000000     __get_user_2    vmlinux EXPORT_SYMBOL
>>   0x00000000     copy_page       vmlinux EXPORT_SYMBOL
>>   0x00000000     copy_user_generic_string        vmlinux EXPORT_SYMBOL
>>   0x00000000     _copy_to_user   vmlinux EXPORT_SYMBOL
>>   0x00000000     ___preempt_schedule     vmlinux EXPORT_SYMBOL
>>   0x00000000     __memmove       vmlinux EXPORT_SYMBOL
>>   0x00000000     empty_zero_page vmlinux EXPORT_SYMBOL
>>   0x00000000     __get_user_8    vmlinux EXPORT_SYMBOL
>>   0x00000000     __put_user_8    vmlinux EXPORT_SYMBOL
>>   0x00000000     _copy_from_user vmlinux EXPORT_SYMBOL
>>   0x00000000     native_load_gs_index    vmlinux EXPORT_SYMBOL
>>   0x00000000     __memset        vmlinux EXPORT_SYMBOL
>>   0x00000000     ___preempt_schedule_notrace     vmlinux EXPORT_SYMBOL
>>   0x00000000     __put_user_1    vmlinux EXPORT_SYMBOL
>>   0x00000000     __get_user_1    vmlinux EXPORT_SYMBOL
>>   0x00000000     copy_user_generic_unrolled      vmlinux EXPORT_SYMBOL
>>
>>   If I ignore these and go on to boot the resulting kernel. I am left with:
>>
>>   ERROR: Unable to find root device 'UUID=<omitted>'
>>
>>   I am then dropped to a recovery shell where the keyboard is not answering.
>>
>>   The UUID is valid and is the same being used when I boot the HEAD of the linux
>>   tree. Prior to failing to find the root device, the kernel prints a series of
>>   message for each of the above symbol:
>>
>>   scsi_mod: no symbol version for <foo>
>>   scsi_mod: Unknown symbol <foo> (err -22)
>>
>>   Therefore, I suspect that the missing CRC messages are linked to the issue.
>>
>>   I have git bisected this behavior to the patch 784d5699edd.
> You can just provide the details and the git bisect result. I think it
> should be fine.
OK
> But before that make sure your root device is
> detected. If scsi module did not work most likely that your hard disk
> is not detected.
So, I am going to look into properly making sure that my hard disk is 
detected but
I thought that it being detected by other build was the proof I 
required. I am sending
this message from a build more recent than 4.8.0-rc5 and I successfully 
booted a
build of the kernel at the commit that directly precede 784d5699edd.

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