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I'm wondering if there are specific settings needed in bios for XPEnoboot to load properly?

 

I've tried a couple of very different usb flash drives and have validated by md5 my img file. But each time I try to boot from the USB, I see the XPEnoboot logo and it seems to stop there. It never gets far enough to load the network, and I never see a login prompt. I've played with various PC Bios settings, but am wondering if there are specific bios features that are required to be enabled or disabled?

 

Is there a method of troubleshooting to find out where I'm stuck and how to fix it?

 

Thanks.

 

Jason

 

Hardware:

 

Motherboard ECS 945GCT-M

CPU Intel Core 2 Duo E6400 @ 2.13GHz

Network Intel PRO/1000 MT Desktop Adapter

Network#2 Realtek PCIe FE Family Controller

Memory 2x2GB Crucial DDR2 6400 CT25664AA800.M16FH

additional Supermicro SAT2-MV8 sata controller

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Try to deactivate all unneccessary options like Floppy, normal IDE controller (not the S-ATA), RS232, etc.

 

Under "Integrated Periphals" check that "USB Functions" and "Legacy USB Support" are enabled.

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No need for being rude, we are here to help you.

That you didn't get an answer could have many reasons.

I searched the forum for '945GCT-M' (General section), but nothing came up, so it looks like you're the first one with this bord.

 

 

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It was my Supermicro SAT-MV8 card.. apparently it doesn't like it. I've thrown a different SATA card in there and it boots fine now. Thanks for the help!

 

I have the same card. Apparently Xpenoboot broke support for some Marvell cards. It use to work with Nanoboot 5.1. So basically, I can't use those cards either until it's fixed with a future version of the bootloader

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