I had some issues with it too. Somehow the installer messes up setting
the boot dev in grub (or whatever it is called in debian.)
The installer goes haywire if there are more then 1 drives, at least
that is what I noticed.
(don't know if that's your issue, it also sees activated SAS ports as
drives.)
you can either (in the BIOS) turn the drives you don't need, for now,
"off" so that there's only one hard drive (and a USB stick/drive or so.)
OR after the install, boot with the install media, in rescue mode,
mount the drive you tried to install on and fix the grub.
I had those issues on different machines that I tried, what happens,
for example, is you're trying to install on /dev/sda, but you have a
few other drives.. the installer counts them and then thinks the one
after last is the boot device. for example if you have 4 drives, it
sticks /dev/sde in there. When booting it thinks the boot partition is
on another device.
I tried it with "regular" debian too, 'their' installer is broken,
it's not a linux-CNC issue.
Ron
On 9/7/20 3:36 PM, andy pugh wrote:
On Sun, 6 Sep 2020 at 06:35, Viesturs Lācis <[email protected]> wrote:
I downloaded ISO image with 2.7.14 version and I cannot make it to
work.
Can you try http://www.linuxcnc.org/iso/linuxcnc-2.8.0-buster.iso ?
It has just worked for me on two machines (one an od D510MO board, and
one a brand-new machine with a pre-installed WIndows10 ad UEFI.
(and if it still fails at the cdrom stage, unplugging and replugging
the USB then pressing "continue" is alleged to work. But I really
would prefer it to work without that.)
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