Jan Čermák

@dvirs12 Please read my message above, there's no point of adding "+1" posts without providing relevant logs - without them we can't move any further.

What model of the USB disk are you using? Can you try plugging it to a different PC and getting its USB VID/PID?

That confirms what @agners said in the discussions thread - the kernel update is indeed the cause. I was able to reproduce Blutetooth issues easily after the upgrade too and...

You are probably already familiar with how bisecting works but maybe someone else finds the description of the whole process useful, so here it is: 1. Clone the [linux-stable](https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/stable/linux.git) repository....

> That failed with a 404 when it tried to download http://sources.buildroot.net/linux-8bb7eca972ad531c9b149c0a51ab43a417385813.tar.xz. > > Is this the right place to change this? It is indeed, however I forgot to point...

Judging from the version identifier, you've got checked out some older version of HAOS. To get the RAUC update file, you need signing certs, which had to be supplied manually...

The `qca` in firmware patch suggests it is indeed an Atheros card, likely QCA9377, but I'd like to confirm first. Can you post the output of `lsusb`?

This should be resolved with #2948, no other fix/workaround should be needed, at least on RPi with HAOS. But it's worth noting it's still present on RPi OS (see the...

From your description it seems the kernel is waiting for the root filesystem to be mounted, but for some reason it never happens. Would it be possible to check f...

Also please check the contents of `cmdline.txt`, as it was the culprit in #2941.