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Just reinstall from scratch would be my suggestion, it's pretty fast, then follow the latest docs to update your config.

So your saying the decimal format creates the disappearing value?

If you follow the instructions carefully it takes about an hour start to finish including creating and installing Linux on a clean system. I do it every few days for new builds and testing and it's not too bad considering what it is. The machine setup is the most challenging and that is really such a unique to user thing that is hard to make it simpler.

I would clone the repository and compile

I had no issues when using the earlier RPi5 image, in fact I helped with testing that one prior to it being released as Rod didn't have an RPi5 to test with.
These things don't go out into the wild without testing.
The current RPi5 does have a small issue, which one user caught and another user actually had an issue with, the fix is very easy and is documented in the RPi5 image thread under zswap.
Maybe you accidentally were trying a RPi4 image ?
Actually that wouldn't even have a kernel panic as it would not be able to find a kernel to boot from. And to be honest I can't recall anyone having kernel panics or non booting machines from the first RPi5 image.

Another thing to note is that the kernel headers are pre installed so nothing needs to be done there. Anyways there is no suitable header package in any repos.

Hello, can you show me how to read the S command and what you changed.   

Thanks, Andy, you steered me in the right direction.

GPIO13 would not work at all, continuing to research that.

GPIO25, once pullup=GPIO25 was added, works.

I only have 1 limit switch setup, so I'm fully functional with the official image, Byte2Bot board, and my old Probotix motor driver setup.  Attached are the .hal and .ini files that worked, and my config.txt