Re: kernel: Fatal data abort - issue on rpi4

I have several RPI4 and RPI3 and they run great in Samsung Bars -
https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B07BPGF6N3?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details
Plus these Samsung Bars are way faster than microSD cards.

On Wed, Aug 17, 2022 at 4:12 PM Ronald Klop <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Another SD card is worth a try.
> According to the forum post SanDisk works good.
> My RPI4 runs from USB-disk which works stable.
>
> Regards,
> Ronald.
>
>
>
> *Van:* Marek Soudny <[email protected]>
> *Datum:* woensdag, 17 augustus 2022 11:10
> *Aan:* freebsd-arm <[email protected]>
> *Onderwerp:* kernel: Fatal data abort - issue on rpi4
>
> Hello,
>
> I am quite new to arm/aarch64. I recently purchased rpi4, burned an sdcard
> image and have been trying to run it. Time to time (but actually quite
> often) the box becomes unresponsive. I can not ping it, neither ssh into
> it. I am running fbsd 13.1-release.
>
> The syslog only shows the following:
>
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel: Fatal data abort:
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:   x0:                1
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:   x1:                0
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:   x2: ffffa00004a99500
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:   x3:        13ffffe8e
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:   x4: ffff0000e00ab4d4
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:   x5: ffffa00001319000
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:   x6:                0
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:   x7:              100
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:   x8: ffffa00004a99500
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:   x9:                0
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:  x10: ffff000000c35378
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:  x11:                0
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:  x12:                1
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:  x13:                0
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:  x14:        700000000
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:  x15:               39
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:  x16: ffff0000e00c9be0
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:  x17: ffff000000614fd4
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:  x18: ffff0000dfbf4760
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:  x19: ffffa00001319198
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:  x20: ffffa00001319000
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:  x21: ffffa00004d3b800
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:  x22: ffffa000013191b8
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:  x23: ffffa000013190e0
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:  x24: ffffa000013191a0
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:  x25: ffffa000016e7200
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:  x26: ffff0000e009768e
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:  x27: ffffa00004a99500
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:  x28: ffffa00004e82d00
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:  x29: ffff0000dfbf4770
> Aug 16 08:27:54 maxwell kernel:   sp: ffff0000dfbf4760
>
> Does it sound familiar? Am I doing something wrong? As it's currently not
> stable, I can perform any tests with it, if required. I actually found a
> similar issue
> https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/fatal-kernel-mode-data-abort-every-2-3-boots-on-raspberry-pi-b.49066/
> - do you think it's an sdcard issue? If so, is there a recommended list for
> purchase new ones?
>
> Thank you,
> Marek
>
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>
>

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