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Persistent "Your system is repairing itself" on BARLA (grunt) (HP Chromebook 11A G6/G8 EE) #139

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kxtzownsu opened this issue Oct 25, 2024 · 4 comments
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kxtzownsu commented Oct 25, 2024

Describe the bug
The system will constantly try to "self repair" when booting R105 off the eMMC.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Flash 105's kernel and rootfs to p2 and p3 of the eMMC
  2. Boot a shimboot shim and boot this install. Make sure to use debian, no verified mode, and yes spoof HWID
  3. System will trigger the "self repair" mode

Expected behavior
System would boot into ChromeOS

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Target Chrome OS Device:

  • Board Name: grunt
  • Device Name: barla
  • Shimboot version (e.g. v1.2.1)

Build Device (please complete the following information):

  • OS: ChromeOS
  • Neofetch unable to be obtained at the moment.

Additional context
System does boot into R105 after letting the repair process finish.

@kxtzownsu kxtzownsu added the bug Something isn't working label Oct 25, 2024
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Have you tried selecting y at both prompts when booting? The HWID spoof has no effect otherwise.

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Have you tried selecting y at both prompts when booting? The HWID spoof has no effect otherwise.

Unfortunately the Chromebook I was using bricked itself, I'll test on another Chromebook in a few days. I think it may be due to the stateful partition being blank / empty (excl. lsb-factory)

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@kxtzownsu Wdym Bricked, elaborate

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@kxtzownsu Wdym Bricked, elaborate

It wasn't related to shimboot, I was trying to do something and accidentally killed the flash chip

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