Bugzilla – Bug 1211934
Unable to install Dell server
Last modified: 2023-06-12 09:57:03 UTC
Created attachment 867359 [details] Input/Output error raid H755 It is a poweredge R750 server, after using the parameter dud=1 with the extra driver disk, when trying to install it sends an error and cannot continue.
Fabian, it's nice that you attached y2logs right away; yet what is totally missing is a description what you tried to do, and what happened. Just random snippets of information are not anything that we can work with. Please read https://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:How_to_Write_a_Good_Bugreport and add that information. Also, you mention a DUD; that can contain anything. What kind of DUD is that? Where did you get it? Was it an official one from SUSE? Or did you build it yourself? What target distro version was it made for?
Also please check your hardware, I've found these in logs... messages kernel: [ 22.828899][ C74] blk_update_request: I/O error, dev sdd, sector 630656 op 0x0:(READ) flags 0x80700 phys_seg 1 prio class 0 linuxrc.log (after DUD) modprobe: ERROR: could not insert 'edd': No such device insmod: ERROR: could not insert module /modules/powernow-k8.ko.zst: No such device insmod: ERROR: could not insert module /modules/acpi-cpufreq.ko.zst: No such device insmod: ERROR: could not insert module /modules/ice.ko: Unknown symbol in module insmod: ERROR: could not insert module /modules/bnxt_re.ko: Unknown symbol in module insmod: ERROR: could not insert module /modules/ice.ko: Unknown symbol in module insmod: ERROR: could not insert module /modules/bnxt_re.ko: Unknown symbol in module 18:22:44 <2>: error 37: Couldn't open file /var/adm/mount/content 18:22:44 <2>: error 37: Couldn't open file /var/adm/mount/repodata/repomd.xml 18:22:44 <2>: error 37: Couldn't open file /var/adm/mount/media.1/products 18:22:44 <2>: error 37: Couldn't open file /var/adm/mount/content 18:22:44 <2>: error 37: Couldn't open file /var/adm/mount/repodata/repomd.xml 18:22:44 <2>: error 37: Couldn't open file /var/adm/mount/media.1/products 18:22:44 <2>: error 37: Couldn't open file /var/adm/mount/content 18:22:44 <2>: error 37: Couldn't open file /var/adm/mount/repodata/repomd.xml 18:22:44 <2>: error 37: Couldn't open file /var/adm/mount/media.1/products 18:22:45 <2>: error 37: Couldn't open file /var/adm/mount/content 18:22:51 <2>: error 37: Couldn't open file /var/adm/mount/control.xml (ignored) 18:22:51 <2>: error 37: Couldn't open file /var/adm/mount/license.tar.gz (ignored) 18:22:51 <2>: error 37: Couldn't open file /var/adm/mount/media.1/info.txt (ignored) 18:22:51 <2>: error 37: Couldn't open file /var/adm/mount/part.info (ignored) 18:22:51 <2>: error 37: Couldn't open file /var/adm/mount/README.BETA (ignored) 18:22:51 <2>: error 37: Couldn't open file /var/adm/mount/autoinst.xml (ignored) 18:22:51 <2>: error 37: Couldn't open file /var/adm/mount/driverupdate 18:34:27 <2>: error 37: Couldn't open file /var/adm/mount/content 18:34:33 <2>: error 37: Couldn't open file /var/adm/mount/control.xml (ignored) 18:34:33 <2>: error 37: Couldn't open file /var/adm/mount/license.tar.gz (ignored) 18:34:33 <2>: error 37: Couldn't open file /var/adm/mount/media.1/info.txt (ignored) 18:34:33 <2>: error 37: Couldn't open file /var/adm/mount/part.info (ignored) 18:34:33 <2>: error 37: Couldn't open file /var/adm/mount/README.BETA (ignored) 18:34:33 <2>: error 37: Couldn't open file /var/adm/mount/autoinst.xml (ignored) 18:34:33 <2>: error 37: Couldn't open file /var/adm/mount/driverupdate linuxrc.log/y2log ZyppRepoURL: hd:/?device=/dev/sdb2 Found media device disk</dev/disk/by-id/usb-Kingston_DataTraveler_2.0_C86000BDBA11B0702A2AD6A5-0:0-part2[8,18]> in the mount table as /dev/sdb2 mounted /dev/sdb2 /var/adm/mount/AP_0xcW6ebh Client /mounts/mp_0008/usr/share/YaST2/clients/inst_complex_welcome.rb failed with 'Input/output error @ io_fread - /var/adm/mount/AP_0xcW6ebh/Module-Legacy/repodata/repomd.xml' (Errno::EIO). For me, this sounds like a broken media/DUD. Rather the hardware itself.
No feedback. But then, it does look like a hardware problem with the installation USB stick; see comment #2.