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    New installation on HP server - error /mnt/usr

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Problems Installing or Upgrading pfSense Software
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      space_new
      last edited by

      Hi,
      i'm trying to install new version (2.0.3) of PfSense on HP ML350 G6.
      Previously on the same server was installed version 2.0.1 of PfSense, but after an HW upgrade (have been added 4 HP NIC of 4 Port plus 2 integrated port + 1 NIC of 1 port HP, totally of 10 eth port) the new installation, booting from USB, hangs at 35% on command /bin/usr/cpdup -vvv -I -o /usr /mnt/usr… but the progress indicator (|, -, /, ) continues to rotate ...

      Do you have any solutions or suggests?

      Thx...

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        space_new
        last edited by

        SOLVED!!!
        Tomorrow, I post my solution!!!

        Thx anyway!!!

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          cthomas
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          space_new,

          I'm running into a similar issue; did you by change get some time to post the resolution to your issue?

          -ct

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            depinf2
            last edited by

            I'm really interested to this solution, i have exactly the same hp server. Please post-it!

            thanks

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            • stephenw10S
              stephenw10 Netgate Administrator
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              A number of people have reported getting around similar problems by disabling hyperthreading and virtualisation options in the bios during installation. You can enable them again after installation.

              Steve

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                cthomas
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                UPDATE…  For me, disabling the built-in Broadcom NICs in the BIOS for the duration of the installation processed seemed the resolve the issue.

                -ct

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