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How to troubleshoot a "suspect boot device in process" panic

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  • ONTAP 9
  • AFF Systems
  • ASA Systems
  • FAS Systems
  • PANIC: g_vfs_done(): rootfs.uzip read error - suspect boot device in process

Description

A node panic containing the string “suspect boot device in process” indicates that the node has panicked after experiencing an issue related to the system boot device. This can have multiple possible causes and may require recovery steps to allow the node to boot.

 

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