Linuxcnc Mint 19.3 ISO

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forum.linuxcnc.org/9-installing-linuxcnc...-iso?start=30#187188

Sorry, missed that bit. That's a new option for me. I edited out the quiet bit and it generated a couple of screenfuls before it got stuck again. It sits there for as long as you like, even overnight. Nothing from mouse or keyboard will move it on. The only option is to do a hard reset or power cycle.

Here's what I get each time:


Changed BIOS from IDE to AHCI


And back again to IDE, same outcome.

Ooof.

Ok if you can try this:
After you remove the option as before can you add this option

I made these changes - hoping this is what you meant. No change.


Note that it boots into the original Debian install and also almost booted off an SSD with W10 on it. Suggests it might be something to do with trying to boot from USB. I don't have a DVD drive in this machine but perhaps I should see if there's a SATA DVD drive somewhere. I'm guessing a USB DVD drive wouldn't be a great idea.

I meant replace the string “quiet” with the one I suggested, it has to be where quiet was. Ie before the “—“ part.
It’s not a boot media issue, it’s an issue with the processor. The processor is fine with the Wheezy kernel but not so with later kernels.

Yes, it certainly behaved as if the processor had frozen up.

That appears to have fixed the issue to some extent. It came up with the live installation and is attempting to install itself on the SSD. However, it's just failed, complaining about ubi-partman code 10. That sounds like a partition issue?



I have another SSD that I can try with. Got family and work stuff to do this afternoon, so this will have to wait until the evening.