I see. For last six months or so I had a hard time upgrading to noble. But this probably needs a separate thread with separate story since it is not really related.

Hello, now tested with 6.12.23 -> handling of my user modules without problems. Regards, Rainer

Hi there, Seems like the kernel is waiting for the wrong filesystem to become available. If blkid shows you PTUUID="8cdc55ae-c576-6f4c-a793-0397a48dccf0 and not any UUID=... associated with a filesystem on that partition, that means that either you do not have a [root] filesystem on that partition or that your root filesystem is on another partition of your SDcard. A PTUUID is the UUID for the partition itself, not for a filesystem. i.e. An empty partition still has a PTUUID. Most (if not all) filesystems have a UUID. Using a UUID makes it easier to have the kernel identify where a/the root filesystem is located. as it is not guaranteed how the storage devices are discovered at boot time. A UUID is linked to the filesystem and not to the device where it is stored on. If you are convinced that you have a root filesystem on a certain partition of your SDcard, you can always use rootdev=/dev/mmcblk1p1 (or wherever your root filesystem lives) in your /boot/armbianEnv.txt to instruct the kernel to expect a root filesystem there. ...but that partition does need to actually have a root filesystem, unless you end up in the same situation you are describing. Can you share the output of sudo parted /dev/mmcblk1 u s pr and sudo blkid -g followed by sudo blkid /dev/mmcblk* ? Groetjes,

Today 6.12 is the current kernel.

These patches are not tested on "edge" ( kernel version 6.12 ).