**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Fri Jun 01 03:00:10 2018 Jun 01 05:10:16 @reivilibre, I always got a last_kmsg, regardless of panic or not. Yeah I could imagine that the kernel booted INTO afterwards also needs to be cooperative. For sure you must make sure to reboot and not have the device lose power Jun 01 07:40:30 wait can I just type dmesg in telnet and get the same thing Jun 01 07:41:55 https://pastebin.com/btmTAF8T apparently I can Jun 01 07:49:39 wait, something went wrong... should I factory reset in twrp after installing rootfs + system.img? Jun 01 07:49:45 i see my files in /sdcard Jun 01 07:50:08 (which is a name for internal storage, pretty confusing :p) Jun 01 09:04:26 so.... any ideas on what to try next? Jun 01 09:13:02 https://pastebin.com/6YpABpC4 that's what I get in chroot, so image itself has to be fine, even though looks like there is no ssh (unless I'm missing something) Jun 01 09:14:47 The rootfs uses dropbear not openssh Jun 01 09:19:02 will dmesg from chroot be useful? Jun 01 09:19:43 @VeryOriginalUsername, No Jun 01 09:34:30 could usb-3f980000.usb-1.4 be a device name Jun 01 10:16:25 I'm wondering what could be wrong.. … -Rootfs is correct, not damaged … -mounts are correct (data and target contain things) … -Telnet works with hybris-boot with bootmode=debug … -Device hangs on same step, "debug done, disabling storage" Jun 01 10:38:48 Maybe your telnet stage is over and you need to ssh? Jun 01 10:40:16 Ssh either doesn't work, or I can't enable it Jun 01 10:40:30 Both options have same probability Jun 01 10:44:58 @VeryOriginalUsername, dmesg gives you the kernel log of the currently running system. last_kmsg gives you the ones from the previously booted system Jun 01 10:47:34 @VeryOriginalUsername, You set the ip of your desktop? Jun 01 10:47:56 Every connection creates a new network to set Jun 01 10:51:30 I did something something sudo ip address add 10.15.19.100 dev usb0 and then same but with route and .82 (could not be exact, can't reach pc rn) Jun 01 11:00:21 @VeryOriginalUsername, Use your de s network applet Jun 01 11:00:35 Dhcp messes with it otherwise Jun 01 11:28:50 @VeryOriginalUsername, Maybe you can debug using Journalctl, with persistent log. And if the device enter in "real roofs" (even you can'te see anything), maybe you can see some logs. … Try put Storage=persistent in vi /etc/systemd/journald.conf (inside of /target/) and reboot 2 ou 3 times and see if you get this reboots using Jun 01 11:28:50 journalctl —list-boots Jun 01 11:45:01 @caghand3, I'm doing it in console, but might install some de if needed Jun 01 12:51:25 @jasousa, I should uncomment it, right? Jun 01 12:51:46 everything in this file starts with a hash Jun 01 13:33:15 use TERM=linux HOME=/root PATH=/sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin:$PATH chroot target/ /bin/bash to enter in rootfs (chroot) Jun 01 13:35:24 i did that Jun 01 13:36:56 root@(none):/# journalctl … No journal files were found. … -- No entries -- Jun 01 13:41:24 I tried making a /var/log/journal folder and giving it chmod 2755 too Jun 01 14:15:59 my kernel is built with CONFIG_USER_NS unset and CONFIG_PID_NS=n cause it won't compile other way Jun 01 14:16:10 could that be the reason Jun 01 14:16:29 @VeryOriginalUsername, You don't really need user namespaces Jun 01 14:16:52 But if something is broken in the kernel - fix it Jun 01 14:17:00 There was a repo with template patches Jun 01 14:17:38 besides that i set CONFIG_NETFILTER_XT_MATCH_CONNBYTES to no; CONFIG_ECRYPT_FS to no and changed CONFIG_DEFAULT_MMAP_MIN_ADDR=32768 to 4096 (like on los kernel for my device) Jun 01 15:58:08 pVNghiaQT was added by: pVNghiaQT **** ENDING LOGGING AT Sat Jun 02 03:00:08 2018