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TobiMuc

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  1. Hi, I installed armbian_23.8.1_Radxa-zero_bookworm-current_6.1.50 on Radxa Pi Zero eMMC and I have an USB SSD drive connected as storage. Everything worked fine using it as a NAS but if I reboot there is an endless loop of reboots with the core message "scanning bus usb0ff5000000 for devices... Synchronous Abort handler, err 0x56000010". If I disconnect the USB drive it boots fine and when reconnect it after the boot process, the drive works fine. But I really need a system that is able to boot without temporarely disconnecting USB. I tried different combinations of USB with two different hubs or without hub. There are no boot flags on the partitions. I completely deleted all partitions on the drive and tried different kind of partitions and file systems. It does not change anything. Even without any partition it has the same error. I have another USB SSD that also causes a few pages of error messages but after that it does boot (from eMMC). Unfortunately that is the wrong USB drive and does not help. Switching too the newest kernel with armbian-setup also does not work. Finally I installed Radxa Ubuntu 20 and it boots without any issues while the USB SSD is connected. What can I do to solve this when using Armbian? Thanks Tobi

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