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Arno
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Install on old hardware (PC amd64)
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January 14, 2021, 03:40:30 pm »
Hi everyone,
For testing I want to install on an old PC (Athon II 160u).
The usb install crashes, I think, when trying to mount the HDD.
The text on the screen is ureadable too. Only the top (or bottom) half is visible.
It's a SATA disk but in the BIOS the option is grey and is 'Native IDE'.
pfSense 2.5-dev does install but there I'm having issues with imgp proxy.
Regardless of this issue I want to try OPNsense.
Is there a way to install OPNsense for me? Maybe a disk image (vga) similar to nano (console) or a setting I can do so the disk can be mounted and the install can continue.
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franco
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Re: Install on old hardware (PC amd64)
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January 14, 2021, 03:49:40 pm »
Hi Arno,
Just dd nano image to hard disk. It will expand root partition after boot. No install needed.
Cheers,
Franco
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Arno
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Re: Install on old hardware (PC amd64)
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January 16, 2021, 02:39:01 pm »
First I used dd then using grub2 on linux for multiboot I tried to boot with
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chainloader +1
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chainloader (hd0,8)/boot/boot
Also modified /etc/fstab to
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/dev/ada0s8a
to be sure the correct partition would boot.
OPNsense did not boot.
What configuration can I use for grub2 to boot OPNsense?
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