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Back to Maui 1 - smoreau - 2nd December 2016 I have just installed Maui on a tower previously running on Netrunnre 14.2. The installation with Maui 2 run perfectly. The first boot led to the following messages : PXE - MOF = exiting from Intel boot Agent PXE-E53 = no boot filename received. The boot ended at this position Starting either from a USB key (already used for installation) or a DVD led to the the same messages. Choosing mbr or sda as bootloader led to the same behaviour. So I chose the Maui 1 USB key, and this time the boot was effective. I had to perform the complete update to reach Maui 2.1 configuration. Is it a problem linked to Calamares ? The machine : Intel core 2 4400 2GHz. Perhaps this could help in optimizing Calamares. SM RE: Back to Maui 1 - leszek - 3rd December 2016 Would be nice if you can attach a log of calamares by running calamares -d otherwise it is like digging in the dark. PXE errors looks like it tries PXE Network boot instead of booting from the harddrive. Did you boot with UEFI ? Do you have legacy/BIOS boot enabled ? Is the partition table GPT or MSDOS? RE: Back to Maui 1 - smoreau - 3rd December 2016 It is an old machine, no boot with UEFI, just bios. I tried both GTP and MSDOS and observed the same issue. As the system is now installed and I want to bring back the machine to my friend, I would prefer not to restart the installation process. Is there another way to check Calamares ? Thanks for your quick interest. SM RE: Back to Maui 1 - leszek - 3rd December 2016 You could try in a vm. Though as the problem might specific to your partitioning scheme it won't help I guess. RE: Back to Maui 1 - smoreau - 3rd December 2016 The partition scheme was rather simple. All primary partitions / /swap /home Perhaps I do not use Calamares as expected ? Don't worry about that my friend is happy with its Maui. |