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TPI_144811
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Jan 14, 2015

Can't clean install

I've tried to do a clean install via bootable usb but couldn't, it seem can't find any disk to be installed. The system showed the following error log,

 

info: Initializing disk cpmirror info: Creating standard volumes for hda error: tm_install::TMOS::TMOS_phd -- no disk found Use of uninitialized value in string ne at /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/tm_install/TMOS.pm line 727. info: Disk hda is not sufficient for TMOS info: Creating standard volumes for cpmirror info: adding cpmirror.dat.share, size 0... error: tm_install::MultiVolume::MultiVolume_add -- requested multi-disk, cpmirror, has no members present. error: MultiVolume_add cpmirror.dat.share failed.

 

Anyone has found this issue? Please help!

 

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  • StephanManthey's avatar
    StephanManthey
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    Jan 14, 2015
    Hi TPI, what TMOS version you try to install? What hardware platform you try to install it to? Does the hardware boot from it´s built-in boot medium? Did you try to run the built-in End User Diagnostics (can be selected via GRUB when connected via serial console or through SCCP/AOM [lights out processor])? Did you select the platform specific install routine when creating the USB boot medium (using the mkdisk utility)? Thanks, Stephan
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    TPI_144811
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    Jan 15, 2015

    FYI, what TMOS version you try to install?

    11.6

    What hardware platform you try to install it to? 

    6900

    Does the hardware boot from it´s built-in boot medium?

    I don't know. How to check that?

    Did you try to run the built-in End User Diagnostics (can be selected via GRUB when connected via serial console or through SCCP/AOM [lights out processor])? 

    The platform can't boot to grab that why I've tried to format the hard Drive.

    Did you select the platform specific install routine when creating the USB boot medium (using the mkdisk utility)?

    Yes we did.