@Eruthon Thanks for the quick feedback. Should be all fine now I think. No need to post partition files as long as it works for you now.

@wmw509 Disabling CSM makes sense. I’ve seen a lot of bioses that if CSM is enabled it only lets you use the legacy/bios pxe boot. I’ve had that disabled on all my hardware for so long I forgot it was a thing.

@mckayj said in iPXE won't find network cards:

some super new network cards iPXE can’t talk to

I’m more suspicious of 10G nics than super new cards. I don’t know off the top of my head if iPXE supports 10G cards. Or it may be a combination of super new and 10G. ??

As long as you have a path forward then use it.

@Tom-Elliott said in Could not boot:

ing your storage node IP to

I had the same problem starting from 1.4.0-RC-2 . Added another storage node with the fog-server ip and some fantasy user/password -> works

@sebastian-roth

Hi sorry, I couldn’t answer any sooner.
“Nevertheless we ought to try out using the SNP binary (debug enabled - DEBUG=snp:3,nii:3 to start with). So find 01_snp.efi here. Just give it a try and post pictures or video. Make sure when you take those to place the camera or phone on a stack of books in front of the screen so we have a good picture.”

Here you go, not much to say from my side but here goes: video

Thanks!

Bonjour @Sebastian-Roth

Mon problème était bien la version du kernel mais pour mettre à jour le kernel il fallait que je rentre le proxy donc oui tu avais raison.

Maintenant j’ai un nouveau problème voici le message d’erreur

---[ end Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(1,0)

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Hello @Sebastian-Roth

My problem was indeed the version of the kernel but to update the kernel I had returned the proxy so yes you were right.

Now I have a new problem here is the error message

---[ end Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(1,0)