Fedora on Rock 5B
by Andreas Reschke
Hi there,
I've tried to install Fedora on my Rock 5 without success.
Booting with
https://github.com/edk2-porting/edk2-rk3588/releases/download/v0.7.1/rock...
on SD-Card and source from
https://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/fedora/linux/development/rawhide/Everyth....
Board boots up fine but later starting in loop with
350.456154] dracut-initqueue[1065]: Warning: ############# Anaconda
installer errors end ###############
[ 352.156835] dracut-initqueue[1065]: Warning: dracut-initqueue:
timeout, still waiting for following initqueue hooks:
[ 352.161387] dracut-initqueue[1065]: Warning:
/lib/dracut/hooks/initqueue/finished/devexists-\x2fdev\x2froot.sh: "[ -e
"/dev/root" ]"
[ 352.164564] dracut-initqueue[1065]: Warning:
/lib/dracut/hooks/initqueue/finished/wait_for_disks.sh: "[ "$main_loop"
-ge "10" ]"
[ 352.167716] dracut-initqueue[1065]: Warning:
/lib/dracut/hooks/initqueue/finished/wait_for_settle.sh: "[ -f
/tmp/settle.done ]"
[ 352.171999] dracut-initqueue[1065]: Warning: dracut-initqueue:
starting timeout scripts
[ 352.172610] dracut-initqueue[1065]: Warning: ############# Anaconda
installer errors begin #############
[ 352.172852] dracut-initqueue[1065]: Warning: #
#
[ 352.173097] dracut-initqueue[1065]: Warning: It seems that the boot
has failed. Possible causes include
[ 352.173296] dracut-initqueue[1065]: Warning: missing inst.stage2 or
inst.repo boot parameters on the
[ 352.173537] dracut-initqueue[1065]: Warning: kernel cmdline. Please
verify that you have specified
[ 352.173731] dracut-initqueue[1065]: Warning: inst.stage2 or inst.repo.
[ 352.173918] dracut-initqueue[1065]: Warning: Please also note that
the 'inst.' prefix is now mandatory.
[ 352.174156] dracut-initqueue[1065]: Warning: #
#
[ 352.174354] dracut-initqueue[1065]: Warning: #### Installer
errors encountered during boot: ####
[ 352.174543] dracut-initqueue[1065]: Warning: #
#
[ 352.174775] dracut-initqueue[1065]: Warning: Reason unknown
[ 352.174970] dracut-initqueue[1065]: Warning: #
#
Full log file: see rock.txt
Has anybody more succcess ?
Greetings
Andreas
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