Closed nsalant closed 1 year ago
elsaco
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1 year ago @nsalant CBL-Mariner does work on real hardware. I have it running on a Supermicro X10SRA using UEFI mode and no secure boot. Are you using any fake raid (a.k.a Intel RAID) on those Dells? It might help if you convert the drives to non-raid.
nsalant
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1 year ago Have no special configuration (no RAID, just SSD attached to USB). Tried to boot CBL-Mariner 2.0 using virtual media (iDRAC) & disk on key. Both failed immediately, the installer never loaded. Can it be something with the default kernel? Should I try to build the ISO using a different kernel version (like rt kernel)?
elsaco
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1 year ago Was CBL-Mariner already installed on the USB/SSD drive? Looks like it can't find some block device, see Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(1,0) kernel message. You could use virtual media in iDRAC and boot the ISO. Do a new install or fix the existing one.
nsalant
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1 year ago USB (disk on key) has the CBL-Mariner 2.0 installation deployed on using Rufus, SSD is clean (used diskpart --> clean to make sure). Doesn't matter which one I use, Disk on key or virtual media - both with same result: Out of memory and Kernel panic.
nsalant
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1 year ago Succeeded to use the kernel-rt instead of default one. The Kernel Panic still occuring but with a little more detailed error:
nsalant
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1 year ago Was a calamares package bug. When creating iso without this package in installation, it was booting. Fixed in 2.0.20230208-2.0
Is it possible to install CBL-Mariner 2.0 on physical hardware? We've tried to do so (on Dell R740 & R750) and when installer tries to boot, we get an error "out of memory" followed by Kernel Panic message.