Could not boot: Input/Output error(http://ipxe.org/1d0c6539)
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@Sebastian-Roth Thx once again everybody.
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@ManofValor Are things working now?
Are you still getting “Could not boot: Input/output error(http://ipxe.org/1d0c6539)”?
I’m only asking because thanking doesn’t really confirm things. For example, it leaves out if things are working. Thanks are perfectly fine, but please do share what you did that helped fixed it. If it’s just understanding of things, express that. That way the post doesn’t go by the wayside with other people running into similar issues going (How did it get fixed?).
Hopefully you understand.
If things are fixed, please try to explain what was done to fix them.
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@Tom-Elliott I understand, I posted that a couple posts up. Everything is working after manually registering at the client.
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@ManofValor so what’s not working if the client isn’t registered? Nothing? Without registering, It’s my understanding that you should at least be able to quick-image.
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@Wayne-Workman I was getting that boot error. That’s what wasn’t working. It wouldn’t let me do a quick image. For some reason it worked after registering at the client pc.
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@ManofValor
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@Wayne-Workman To do that I would have to delete the image I captured wouldn’t I?
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@ManofValor No I think all you would need to do is delete the host.
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@Wayne-Workman Well, I deleted the host and got the “host not registered” message but when I chose quick image it started the image. Is there a way to cancel in progress or do I have to just let it do it again? Not sure what changed other than registering it before. That’s the only thing I did different.
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@ManofValor Weird. I don’t know what happened or what went wrong then.
And to stop imaging… I guess the power button on the computer. I’d just let it image.
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@Wayne-Workman ok. I wish we could have come out with an answer. I guess it was just a PMS moment.
