64 bit TC5 still doesn'e work with UEFI boot. EFI: Problem loading in-kernel x-509 certificate (-129) I had to use a flakey F8 option to get the motherboard to boot netinst without UEFI.
After install reboot, the DVD door pops open but immediately closes - not too useful.
What happened to the penguins during boot-up? I miss them.
The 15 second delay on the first NFS mount has gone away. Good riddance.
Otherwise TC5 is working about the same as usual.
On 12/05/2013 04:42 PM, Gavin Flower wrote:
On 06/12/13 13:36, Chuck Forsberg WA7KGX wrote: [...]
What happened to the penguins during boot-up? I miss them.
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We MUST have our penguins, or at least one! :-)
Cheers, Gavin
One penguin per processor core or thread. Gets a bit crowded with 8 threads....
On Dec 5, 2013, at 5:36 PM, Chuck Forsberg WA7KGX caf@omen.com wrote:
64 bit TC5 still doesn'e work with UEFI boot. EFI: Problem loading in-kernel x-509 certificate (-129) I had to use a flakey F8 option to get the motherboard to boot netinst without UEFI.
When you boot UEFI, is Secure Boot enabled or disabled?
What message do you see before the GRUB menu appears? shim.efi should spit out one or more of ~70 possible messages before you see the GRUB menu. For me it says "Booting in insecure mode" because my EFI doesn't support secure boot.
While you're at it please also provide the exact ISO name you're using, the command you're using to create the install media, the computer or board model and firmware revision, whether or not secure boot is enabled, either dmesg or a photo showing the point of startup failure.
It might be useful to add debug and ignore_loglevel to kernel parameters and capture that also.
It might also be worth it to put all of this information into a bug report, but until we know where the failure is, knowing what component to file it against is difficult.
Chris Murphy
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