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.

Attachments

: Raspberry Pi 3 Error Message 001.JPG (223.22 KiB) Viewed 1774 times

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.