I believe I see the problem; in the messages file, it shows where the ASG Appliance model detection script runs, but can't find any matches... the closest match is:
Nov 10 21:14:51 (none) user.info bootstrap: ** checking specs for asg type: asg120:B
Nov 10 21:14:51 (none) user.info bootstrap: [ memory] Range Size -> 1 GB [1]
Nov 10 21:14:51 (none) user.info bootstrap: [ netcard] _count -> 4 [1]
Nov 10 21:14:51 (none) user.info bootstrap: [ cpu] Cache -> 128 kb [1]
Nov 10 21:14:51 (none) user.info bootstrap: [ cpu] _count -> 1 [1]
Nov 10 21:14:51 (none) user.info bootstrap: [ cpu] Vendor -> CentaurHauls [1]
Nov 10 21:14:51 (none) user.info bootstrap: [ cpu] Model -> VIA C7 Processor 1500MHz [1]
Nov 10 21:14:51 (none) user.info bootstrap: [ disk] Model -> FUJITSU MHZ2080B [0]
Nov 10 21:14:51 (none) user.info bootstrap: [ disk] Model -> FUJITSU MHY2080B [0]
Nov 10 21:14:51 (none) user.info bootstrap: [ disk] Model -> Hitachi HTE54258 [0]
Nov 10 21:14:51 (none) user.info bootstrap: [ storage] Model -> VIA VT6420 SATA RAID Controller [1]
Nov 10 21:14:51 (none) user.info bootstrap: [ caccel] Model -> none [1]
The problem appears to be that your HD is a model they didn't account for in the script... I'm sure someone from Astaro will be along to look at this. the HD model installed in your unit is a 'Hitachi HTE54501' ... hence the mismatch. The serial number is in the message file too, so it does look like it's an OEM drive (not a replacement).
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