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03 Mar 2020 21:47 #159116
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I am pretty sure i mentioned Fujitsu, not Fujitsu-siemens, somewhere.
The only Fujitsu-Siemens that will work properly, with the RTAI kernel, not the RT, are workstations.
Small PC's made by them were useless.
I did test two types of Fujitsu lately with core i3 and i5 and they both worked very well with RT and RTAI kernels and both had parallel ports on a header on the mainboard.
The only Fujitsu-Siemens that will work properly, with the RTAI kernel, not the RT, are workstations.
Small PC's made by them were useless.
I did test two types of Fujitsu lately with core i3 and i5 and they both worked very well with RT and RTAI kernels and both had parallel ports on a header on the mainboard.
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04 Mar 2020 00:01 #159125
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04 Mar 2020 00:23 #159130
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UEFI is still active in BIOS.
Or you might want to try an earlier version without UEFI.
Wait, did you download the latest build from BeagleBrainz ? That one should work with UEFI.
Or you might want to try an earlier version without UEFI.
Wait, did you download the latest build from BeagleBrainz ? That one should work with UEFI.
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04 Mar 2020 03:41 - 04 Mar 2020 03:44 #159143
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That is the latest.
It looks like Jay picked OEM install from the boot menu.
I just went through an install with UEFI enabled and it all went smoothly.
The disk on UEFI boot defaults to as per picture
If you choose OEM it just goes straight to the installer and the window title is as in Jay's screenshot. If you then quit the installer it starts the desktop where you can then restart the installer.
It looks like Jay picked OEM install from the boot menu.
I just went through an install with UEFI enabled and it all went smoothly.
The disk on UEFI boot defaults to as per picture
If you choose OEM it just goes straight to the installer and the window title is as in Jay's screenshot. If you then quit the installer it starts the desktop where you can then restart the installer.
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04 Mar 2020 07:38 - 04 Mar 2020 07:40 #159158
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Ok, so after launching the LIVE version from USB, i hit the install icon on the desktop, all goes fine until the part where it makes the HDD bootable.
_i did the OEM install from the boot menu as shown, same thing happened
_wiped both HDD (has 2 on board) clean of any partition using Linux in between installs
_repeat OEM install to no avail
_Go in bios to remove UEFI
_repeat agin same result
_tryied something else, after the intall when i get the message about the drive not being bootable used the BOOT repair from the settings menu on the LIVE session to no avail
_terminal session run GRUB to make the hdd bootable to no avail
_terminal session uninstall GRUB, re install GRUB try again to make it bootable to na avail
Went to bed @ 4 to wake up @ 6 for work,
To night i'll remove one HDD to see if it has any influence
EDIT, btw this is about the install and not any more the latency test, no idea if i should make an other topic or mod the title
_i did the OEM install from the boot menu as shown, same thing happened
_wiped both HDD (has 2 on board) clean of any partition using Linux in between installs
_repeat OEM install to no avail
_Go in bios to remove UEFI
_repeat agin same result
_tryied something else, after the intall when i get the message about the drive not being bootable used the BOOT repair from the settings menu on the LIVE session to no avail
_terminal session run GRUB to make the hdd bootable to no avail
_terminal session uninstall GRUB, re install GRUB try again to make it bootable to na avail
Went to bed @ 4 to wake up @ 6 for work,
To night i'll remove one HDD to see if it has any influence
EDIT, btw this is about the install and not any more the latency test, no idea if i should make an other topic or mod the title
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04 Mar 2020 08:11 #159160
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In BIOS check that virus protection is off .
That will not allow changing of MBR or Master Boot Record, so no boot.
That will not allow changing of MBR or Master Boot Record, so no boot.
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04 Mar 2020 08:24 #159161
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Ahaaaaaaaaaaa did not check that parameter good point mate
Btw nice vids and i guess you spotted me on youtube
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In BIOS check that virus protection is off .
That will not allow changing of MBR or Master Boot Record, so no boot.
Ahaaaaaaaaaaa did not check that parameter good point mate
Btw nice vids and i guess you spotted me on youtube
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04 Mar 2020 08:24 - 04 Mar 2020 08:26 #159162
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DO NOT SELECT OEM INSTALL
ALLOW IT TO BOOT INTO THE DEFAULT CHOICE AS SHOWN IN MY PREVIOUS POST, THE HIGHLIGHTED ONE
The default selection will work.
OEM install is for Manufacturers of systems and not for a "normal user" install.
I wonder in the OEM item should be removed to prevent this from happening.
ALLOW IT TO BOOT INTO THE DEFAULT CHOICE AS SHOWN IN MY PREVIOUS POST, THE HIGHLIGHTED ONE
The default selection will work.
OEM install is for Manufacturers of systems and not for a "normal user" install.
I wonder in the OEM item should be removed to prevent this from happening.
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04 Mar 2020 08:29 - 04 Mar 2020 09:16 #159163
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In reality it would have been better on the ISO thread.
Once this issue is sorted I'll link back to this from the first page of the Announcement thread, under the Title "Install Issues".
Are you creating the partitions or are you letting the Mint Installer delete the partitions and create the partitions ?
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Ok, so after launching the LIVE version from USB, i hit the install icon on the desktop, all goes fine until the part where it makes the HDD bootable.
_i did the OEM install from the boot menu as shown, same thing happened
_wiped both HDD (has 2 on board) clean of any partition using Linux in between installs
_repeat OEM install to no avail
_Go in bios to remove UEFI
_repeat agin same result
_tryied something else, after the intall when i get the message about the drive not being bootable used the BOOT repair from the settings menu on the LIVE session to no avail
_terminal session run GRUB to make the hdd bootable to no avail
_terminal session uninstall GRUB, re install GRUB try again to make it bootable to na avail
Went to bed @ 4 to wake up @ 6 for work,
To night i'll remove one HDD to see if it has any influence
EDIT, btw this is about the install and not any more the latency test, no idea if i should make an other topic or mod the title
In reality it would have been better on the ISO thread.
Once this issue is sorted I'll link back to this from the first page of the Announcement thread, under the Title "Install Issues".
Are you creating the partitions or are you letting the Mint Installer delete the partitions and create the partitions ?
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04 Mar 2020 09:03 #159168
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Yup, i did.Btw nice vids and i guess you spotted me on youtube
Thank you.
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