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Install of ASG 8 fails on HP ML350 G3 and DL360 G3

rbremer
Yesterday I tried to update an existing ASG 7.505 to v8 by using the downloaded ISO image. Install works fine, all devices detected, no errors.

However, upon first reboot the server will reset itself or simply hang while loading the GRUB loader from the MBR. Not even an error message from GRUB appears.

I tried twice in different servers, but same effect. Is this a known issue?

Thanks,

Ronny


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  • 0 in reply to christianlouis
    Do your CPUs support 64 bit? If not, have you tried installing the 32 bit kernel?
    Can you provide installation logs?


    CPU does support 64bit. I'll look up the model number and post it here later.

    Is there any way to force installation of the 32bit kernel? Please remember, I cannot select anything in grub, it doesn't come that far. So I assume the issue is way before the kernel gets into play.

    Ronny
  • 0 in reply to christianlouis
    Do your CPUs support 64 bit? If not, have you tried installing the 32 bit kernel?
    Can you provide installation logs?


    Hi Christian, what's the best way to get the installation logs during install?

    Barry
  • 0 in reply to BarryG
    Hi Christian, what's the best way to get the installation logs during install?

    Barry


    you can switch with Alt-F2 to a console during the install
    then do the following:

    #touch /tmp/noreboot
    #ai net up
    #ai ssh

    The install.log is under /var/log/.
  • 0 in reply to ulmi
    you can switch with Alt-F2 to a console during the install
    then do the following:

    #touch /tmp/noreboot
    #ai net up
    #ai ssh

    The install.log is under /var/log/.


    Perfect. I will reinstall and post the logs here.

    Thanks!

    Ronny
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