• 6.6.0-rc1 boot problem.

    perrycox

    By perrycox

      • Solved Minor
    limetech
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    @perrycox If you are not already doing so, try booting in UEFI mode.  To do so, rename the EFI- folder on the flash drive to EFI (remove the "-" at the end of the folder name)

     

    You may also have to make a few tweaks in your BIOS.

     

    I had the same issue in a prior release of unRAID.  It could be that Linux kernel changes are now affecting your motherboard boot process in the same way.

     

    Start reading the thread below to see how I, and others, eventually solved it by switching to UEFI boot mode.

     

     

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