How do I fix this error? (resolved)
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I was reinstalling pfsense on a Intel Atom D2500 Dual LAN, Dual COM Fanless Mini-ITX PC, D2500CCE, 2GB, T3410 . It was installing okay until something happened and now whenever I try to boot it up it gives me this error.
FreeBSD/x86 boot Default: 0:ad(0,a)/boot/kernal/kernel boot:note: hitting enter at this menu says
No /boot/kernel/kernelI have two questions.
1) How do I get this to let me installed a fresh copy of Pfsense again?
2) Does the FreeBSD/x86 mean it had the 32 bit version of pfsense installed previously or does both the 32 bit/64 bit say that at this stage of the boot loader?
edit: Solution found.
Even though the bios menu options no longer displayed theself anymore. Holding F2 still invoked them and I was able to change the boot order.
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Dude, your BIOS not displayed is not a pfSense issue. Sounds like your MB is more or less toast.
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After another failed attempt at installing pfsense, it can no longer find my hard drive. Everything appears to be operating normally. Interestingly enough, after this failed attempt, I started to see the bios menu pop up again.
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Yup. Perhaps get a working HDD.
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I finished testing. The Kingston 16GB 16G SATAIII SSD is dead. The brand new drive died after 15 months of use.
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