Re: install issue
Daniel Jokinen <[email protected]> Sat, 12 Jul 2014 09:46:21 +0200
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I have some experience with supermicro hardware, and I have also seen simil= ar things happen while using the ipmi interface. A couple of times I've tri= ed to actually troubleshoot but I'm not really sure if I ever solved it. Ho= wever, I am fairly confident the problem is the ipmi or the web browser rat= her than the media, but of course Lee's tips is cheap and easy to try so do= n't rule it out. If it doesn't work though, try updating the ipmi, your workstations java, u= se another browser, stuff like that. I have a feeling I might have solved a= similar issue like that in the past. You could also try mounting an image = rather that a cd, or even mount it as virtual floppy, these things are usef= ul sometimes. M12 jul 2014 kl. 02:58 skrev "Lee Sharp" <[email protected]>: > >> On 07/11/2014 06:17 PM, Sam Kretchmer wrote: >> Gang, >> >> I am trying to install m0n0wall 1.8 on a Supermicro server. I get the CD= to mount through the IPMI virtual console, and it boots all the way. When = I try to select & to install to hard drive, it lists the drive, but when I = try to point the installer at the drive it fails the install immediately, w= ith the error "installing.... failed! Can not mount CD-ROM" with no furthe= r information as to why. Obviously the CD-ROM is mounted, as the system is = running off the CD-ROM. >> >> Anyone have any ideas what is going wrong, and what I can do to get past= this? > > This can happen when the BIOS plays games with the CD-Rom as a boot > device. Boot Linux Live CD and use DD to burn the image. Or, just > burn the boot device on a Linux or Windows desktop. > > Lee > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] > For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] >