Just remember (ask me how I know!) that unlike a VM snapshot once you default or otherwise break a BE you cannot roll it back. You can only switch to a different BE.
So if you want to have that point remain available be sure to create a new BE snap each time before you run tests etc.

Steve

It's not an error it's a warning and it's expected on the 2100.
I'm not aware of any way to suppress it but let me see...

@aryanrai said in Unable to boot:

But why it boot without any issue even in efi mode after booting from another pc

It depends on a number of things, the EFI implementation on that other system is different in some key way.

@stephenw10 Thanks for reply. I was also informed on redline last night.

I assume you only have one NIC in that device?

You can still leave LAN assigned as the parent interface directly and assign VLAN99 as an OPT interface.

Steve

@networknotwork

This one : /conf/config.xml

Yup, both those things are true.

The jumper is there in case you end up with a damaged uboot image on the eMMC, you can force it to ignore that and load from SD to recover. If the eMMC is complete blank it should try to load from SD anyway without the jumper.

Steve

I did a clean install from an iso and restored the config and all is well! Thanks!