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Hi Matthias,

Thanks for the quick reply.

I have debian9_4.1.0.2-2.opsi version installed.

Best regards,
Dorian Borovina

Hi guys,

I'm getting a wierd problem when I want to install Debian 9 VM.

https://i.imgur.com/DhuTV2k.png

https://i.imgur.com/GYNzUXq.png

OPSI Server and products are up-to-date.

I have deployed many Debian servers using OPSI, and I haven't had a problem until now.

Any ideas?

root@OPSI ...

SisterOfMercy hat geschrieben:There are also M2 drives that are AHCI.

If you're sure you have an NVMe drive then it is indeed PCIe.

100% Sure that it's NVMe.

Just wanted to share the solution with you guys, in case if you stumble upon on such a problem.

Hi all,

I would like to share my experience when it comes to deploying the Win10-X64 UEFI on clients with M.2 PCIe NVMe SSD.

I miss the log, but here is the thing.

Wanted to deploy the Win10-X64 on Dell Precision Tower 3420 containing the M.2 PCIe NVMe SSD

UEFI Boot starts, ELILO.efi is loaded ...

There is a bug filed in the german part of the forum.
https://forum.opsi.org/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=10437
Let's wait....and see.

Thank you! @uncle_scrooge! :)

Hi,

thank you for the hint.
I have filed an internal bug ticket and will fix this issue soon.

cheers

d.oertel

Thank you! @d.oertel! :)

Hi all,

I've got an interesting problem, possible bug or something.
Never had a similar problem.

When I want to uninstall OPSI-Client-agent version 4.1.0.0-11 from the Windows 10 1803 machine this is what I get in the log.
Uninstall procedure started from OPSIConfiged.

1] [Jul 27 10:34:25:826 ...

I had the same problem while integrating the existing client into the OPSI.

This fixed the problem.

Hi,

Linux Agent is the co-funding project.

More on the https://uib.de/en/opsi-cofunding/prices/

SOLUTION: I don't know how, but the problem is now solved.

I did the reboot, and after the reboot I tried the following.

NOTE: Rebooted the machine yesterday at least 3-4 times, no changes.

I typed in systemctl in the OPSI console, just to the see which services are running.

open-vm-tools ...

Hi,

Thanks for the quick reply.

I'll investigate the problem and will let you know the outcome.

Best regards!