[OmniOS-discuss] Installation Boot hangs after CPU/USB initialization - Intel Motherboard

[Svavar Örn Eysteinsson]

Thanks so much for the reply Dan.

With pretty much every default settings in the BIOS enabled Solaris will boot up 100% fine.

Output of dmesg is here :

http://pastebin.com/hRtCwZrC <http://pastebin.com/hRtCwZrC>

prtconf -d will display the following information :

System Configuration:  Oracle Corporation  i86pc
Memory size: 12227 Megabytes
System Peripherals (Software Nodes):

i86pc
    scsi_vhci, instance #0
    pci, instance #0
        pci8086,34e2 (pciex8086,3406) (driver not attached)
        pci8086,3408 (pciex8086,3408), instance #0
            pci8086,34e2 (pciex8086,10a7), instance #0
            pci8086,34e2 (pciex8086,10a7), instance #1
        pci8086,340a (pciex8086,340a) (driver not attached)
        pci8086,340e (pciex8086,340e) (driver not attached)
        pci86,e2 (pciex8086,3425) (driver not attached)
        pci86,e2 (pciex8086,3426) (driver not attached)
        pci86,e2 (pciex8086,3427) (driver not attached)
        pci86,e2 (pciex8086,3428) (driver not attached)
        pci86,e2 (pciex8086,342d) (driver not attached)
        pci86,e2 (pciex8086,342e) (driver not attached)
        pci86,e2 (pciex8086,3422) (driver not attached)
        pci86,e2 (pciex8086,3423), instance #0
        pci86,e2 (pciex8086,3438) (driver not attached)
        pci86,e2 (pciex8086,342f) (driver not attached)
        pci8086,34e2 (pciex8086,3430) (driver not attached)
        pci8086,34e2 (pciex8086,3431) (driver not attached)
        pci8086,34e2 (pciex8086,3432) (driver not attached)
        pci8086,34e2 (pciex8086,3433) (driver not attached)
        pci8086,34e2 (pciex8086,3429) (driver not attached)
        pci8086,34e2 (pciex8086,342a) (driver not attached)
        pci8086,34e2 (pciex8086,342b) (driver not attached)
        pci8086,34e2 (pciex8086,342c) (driver not attached)
        pci8086,34e2 (pciex8086,3a37), instance #0
            floppy, instance #0
                disk, instance #1
        pci8086,34e2 (pciex8086,3a38), instance #1
        pci8086,34e2 (pciex8086,3a39), instance #2
            device, instance #0
                keyboard, instance #1
                mouse, instance #2
        pci8086,34e2 (pciex8086,3a3c), instance #0
        pci8086,3a40 (pciex8086,3a40), instance #3
        pci8086,3a48 (pciex8086,3a48), instance #4
        pci8086,3a4a (pciex8086,3a4a), instance #5
        pci8086,34e2 (pciex8086,3a34), instance #3
            keyboard, instance #0
        pci8086,34e2 (pciex8086,3a35), instance #4
        pci8086,34e2 (pciex8086,3a36), instance #5
        pci8086,34e2 (pciex8086,3a3a), instance #1
        pci8086,244e (pciex8086,244e), instance #0
            display (pci1002,4755), instance #0
        isa (pciex8086,3a16), instance #0
            asy, instance #0 (driver not attached)
            asy, instance #1 (driver not attached)
            tpm, instance #0 (driver not attached)
            pit_beep, instance #0
        pci8086,34e2 (pciex8086,3a22), instance #0
            disk, instance #0
        pci8086,34e2 (pciex8086,3a30) (driver not attached)
    ioapics (driver not attached)
        ioapic, instance #0 (driver not attached)
        ioapic, instance #1 (driver not attached)
    fw, instance #0
        cpu, instance #0
        cpu, instance #1
        cpu, instance #2
        cpu, instance #3
        cpu, instance #4
        cpu, instance #5
        cpu, instance #6
        cpu, instance #7
        cpu, instance #8
        cpu, instance #9
        cpu, instance #10
        cpu, instance #11
        cpu, instance #12
        cpu, instance #13
        cpu, instance #14
        cpu, instance #15
        sb, instance #1
    used-resources (driver not attached)
    fcoe, instance #0
    iscsi, instance #0
    options, instance #0
    pseudo, instance #0
    vga_arbiter, instance #0 (driver not attached)
    xsvc, instance #0


Thanks allot.
Best regards,

Svavar O


> On 3. maí 2016, at 14:03, Dan McDonald <danmcd at omniti.com> wrote:
> 
> If you can boot Solaris on this box, please share the output of:
> 
> 	prtconf -d
> 
> I'm very curious to see if there's some sort of bizarre-corner-case PCI ID collision.
> 
> Dan
> 

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