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We have a system here that after 2 wipe attempts (2nd appeared successful) and a power surge, got a disk boot failure error. This thing will not boot from any of the drives. HDD is missing a jumper so I will try that back when I get back to this box next. Now if that doesn't work and still will not boot (We have tried various boot config's and all duds) were can we go from there? It would not even boot into any distro's of linux.
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by nastrodamus666 Accepted solution
Clarifications
by tintoman Accepted solution
If you have successfully wiped the hard drive then you have removed the operating system from it and therefore it isn't going to boot
So what is your question exactly?
by older mycroft Accepted solution
Kept asking myself "If the drive's been wiped, why is a boot being attempted and then complained about when it fails ?"
Odd to say the least.
by tintoman Accepted solution
Strange thing is I cant read it any more
by older mycroft Accepted solution
Leaving the (Aero)glass intact. :D
by rob miners Accepted solution
that if you set the Drive up as Master when you replace your missing Jumper you will be good to go.
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