RaspTouch implementation of Raspberry Pi 3 refuses to boot..

[K5DBB]

RaspTouch implementation of Raspberry Pi 3 refuses to boot into RuneAudio. It is giving an error message that says . . .

"PANIC: No working init foud. Try passing init= option to kernel. See Linux Documentation/init.txt for guidance."

"Entering kdb (current=0xb94b0000, pid 1) on processor 3 due to Keyboard Entry"

This is running from a Micro SD card that I received from AudioPhonics in France. There has been no problem with the RaspTouch unit booting and running properly since I received it almost one year ago. It has been performing flawlessly.

I scanned the Micro SD card for errors using a Windows 7 PC and it reported NO ERRORS on the Micro SD card.

Does anyone have any ideas? I am attaching a .JPG digital photo of the error message dump on the screen.

[K5DBB]

The file attachment is the error code dump from my RaspTouch implementation of RuneAudio on the Raspberry Pi 3. This unit has no keyboard and no mouse.

[hondagx35]

Hi K5DBB,

most likely the filesystem on the second partition on your sd card is corrupt.

I scanned the Micro SD card for errors using a Windows 7 PC and it reported NO ERRORS on the Micro SD card.

You can not check/repair the Linux filesystem on a Windows PC, this can only be done on a Linux PC.

You also can try this image:
[url]mega:#!EFgwXaJa!JsIjsqB7jHeLHbpYkxo4OwwMBZbGarnOleEzVfXnb1I[/url]

Did this work for you?

Frank

[K5DBB]

Well, I solved my problem, but not in the most elegant way. I had previously backed up the 8-GB Micro SD card that I received from AudioPhonics in France that I received when I purchased my RaspTouch. I had backed up the SD card to a Disk Image on my Windows 7 PC. I tried to burn this image back to another 8-GB SanDiisk card and also to the original SD Card that I received with my RaspTouch. I used Win 32 Disk Imager to make the back-up image. I used both the Win 32 Disk Imager and another new program called Etcher to ATTEMPT to burn the previously saved disk image (which came from an 8-GB card). Both the original 8-GB SD card and the 8-GB SanDisk card gave me the error that the card was too small to hold the image. After some research, I found that I needed to shrink the image size of the back-up disk image using a tool on a LINUX computer. Well, I don't have a LINUX computer, so I tried burning the back-up image from the original AudioPhonics supplied 8-GB to a 32-GB SanDisk card. That worked! So, now I am up and running my RaspTouch on RuneAudio. I was not able to do all that was required to get the image to fit back onto the card from which it came, but it is up and running.

No, I was not able to add the RaspTouch-Specific drivers to the standard RuneAudio image. It was beyond my capability to work on the code to add the drivers. I will look into this in the future, but right now it is back up and running.