Installation Success, BIOS can't find Ubuntu
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As the title says.
I've got a new Apollo Lake Celeron mini pc I"m trying to install 18.04 LTS on from a live USB. The installation says it's a success, but when I reboot I get a: "PXE-E61 Media Test Failure, Check Cable".
I've gone into the BIOS, but I can't select my HDD as a boot option.
I tried running boot-repair from my USB, and it errored out.
Here's the pastebin:
http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/6cFH6wjw9G/
I'm no superuser, and I'm at a loss here.
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As the title says.
I've got a new Apollo Lake Celeron mini pc I"m trying to install 18.04 LTS on from a live USB. The installation says it's a success, but when I reboot I get a: "PXE-E61 Media Test Failure, Check Cable".
I've gone into the BIOS, but I can't select my HDD as a boot option.
I tried running boot-repair from my USB, and it errored out.
Here's the pastebin:
http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/6cFH6wjw9G/
I'm no superuser, and I'm at a loss here.
boot system-installation
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PXE is for booting over network. It sounds like your system is trying to boot off your NIC hence for "Check Cable". During POST (Power on Self Test) you should be able to hit a key on your keyboard which allows you to select the media you want to boot from - in this case you should choose the disk you installed Ubuntu.
– marko
yesterday
It looks like system did not install boot loader, so tries next in order or PXE boot. In Boot-Repair it is trying to reinstall grub, but you do not have an ESP - efi system partition. Did you install in BIOS/MBR boot mode, not UEFI/gpt and did not include an ESP? If you use default install in UEFI mode, it will create ESP & / (root). May be easier to reinstall. But if drive is gpt, you just need to add an ESP. askubuntu.com/questions/743095/… Ubuntu now uses swap file, so swap partition not required.
– oldfred
23 hours ago
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As the title says.
I've got a new Apollo Lake Celeron mini pc I"m trying to install 18.04 LTS on from a live USB. The installation says it's a success, but when I reboot I get a: "PXE-E61 Media Test Failure, Check Cable".
I've gone into the BIOS, but I can't select my HDD as a boot option.
I tried running boot-repair from my USB, and it errored out.
Here's the pastebin:
http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/6cFH6wjw9G/
I'm no superuser, and I'm at a loss here.
boot system-installation
asked yesterday
Jono NelsonJono Nelson
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Jono Nelson is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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As the title says.
I've got a new Apollo Lake Celeron mini pc I"m trying to install 18.04 LTS on from a live USB. The installation says it's a success, but when I reboot I get a: "PXE-E61 Media Test Failure, Check Cable".
I've gone into the BIOS, but I can't select my HDD as a boot option.
I tried running boot-repair from my USB, and it errored out.
Here's the pastebin:
http://paste.ubuntu.com/p/6cFH6wjw9G/
I'm no superuser, and I'm at a loss here.
boot system-installation
boot system-installation
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PXE is for booting over network. It sounds like your system is trying to boot off your NIC hence for "Check Cable". During POST (Power on Self Test) you should be able to hit a key on your keyboard which allows you to select the media you want to boot from - in this case you should choose the disk you installed Ubuntu.
– marko
yesterday
It looks like system did not install boot loader, so tries next in order or PXE boot. In Boot-Repair it is trying to reinstall grub, but you do not have an ESP - efi system partition. Did you install in BIOS/MBR boot mode, not UEFI/gpt and did not include an ESP? If you use default install in UEFI mode, it will create ESP & / (root). May be easier to reinstall. But if drive is gpt, you just need to add an ESP. askubuntu.com/questions/743095/… Ubuntu now uses swap file, so swap partition not required.
– oldfred
23 hours ago
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PXE is for booting over network. It sounds like your system is trying to boot off your NIC hence for "Check Cable". During POST (Power on Self Test) you should be able to hit a key on your keyboard which allows you to select the media you want to boot from - in this case you should choose the disk you installed Ubuntu.
– marko
yesterday
It looks like system did not install boot loader, so tries next in order or PXE boot. In Boot-Repair it is trying to reinstall grub, but you do not have an ESP - efi system partition. Did you install in BIOS/MBR boot mode, not UEFI/gpt and did not include an ESP? If you use default install in UEFI mode, it will create ESP & / (root). May be easier to reinstall. But if drive is gpt, you just need to add an ESP. askubuntu.com/questions/743095/… Ubuntu now uses swap file, so swap partition not required.
– oldfred
23 hours ago
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PXE is for booting over network. It sounds like your system is trying to boot off your NIC hence for "Check Cable". During POST (Power on Self Test) you should be able to hit a key on your keyboard which allows you to select the media you want to boot from - in this case you should choose the disk you installed Ubuntu.
– marko
yesterday
PXE is for booting over network. It sounds like your system is trying to boot off your NIC hence for "Check Cable". During POST (Power on Self Test) you should be able to hit a key on your keyboard which allows you to select the media you want to boot from - in this case you should choose the disk you installed Ubuntu.
– marko
yesterday
It looks like system did not install boot loader, so tries next in order or PXE boot. In Boot-Repair it is trying to reinstall grub, but you do not have an ESP - efi system partition. Did you install in BIOS/MBR boot mode, not UEFI/gpt and did not include an ESP? If you use default install in UEFI mode, it will create ESP & / (root). May be easier to reinstall. But if drive is gpt, you just need to add an ESP. askubuntu.com/questions/743095/… Ubuntu now uses swap file, so swap partition not required.
– oldfred
23 hours ago
It looks like system did not install boot loader, so tries next in order or PXE boot. In Boot-Repair it is trying to reinstall grub, but you do not have an ESP - efi system partition. Did you install in BIOS/MBR boot mode, not UEFI/gpt and did not include an ESP? If you use default install in UEFI mode, it will create ESP & / (root). May be easier to reinstall. But if drive is gpt, you just need to add an ESP. askubuntu.com/questions/743095/… Ubuntu now uses swap file, so swap partition not required.
– oldfred
23 hours ago
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PXE is for booting over network. It sounds like your system is trying to boot off your NIC hence for "Check Cable". During POST (Power on Self Test) you should be able to hit a key on your keyboard which allows you to select the media you want to boot from - in this case you should choose the disk you installed Ubuntu.
– marko
yesterday
It looks like system did not install boot loader, so tries next in order or PXE boot. In Boot-Repair it is trying to reinstall grub, but you do not have an ESP - efi system partition. Did you install in BIOS/MBR boot mode, not UEFI/gpt and did not include an ESP? If you use default install in UEFI mode, it will create ESP & / (root). May be easier to reinstall. But if drive is gpt, you just need to add an ESP. askubuntu.com/questions/743095/… Ubuntu now uses swap file, so swap partition not required.
– oldfred
23 hours ago