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Zotac Zbox Nano CI321

MarkMurphy
I have gotten my hands on this new offering from Zotac and it does have 2 Network interfaces. I created a Install USB drive and when the install runs it detects 2 NICs storage, CPU but stops at 66%

The console last message is
bootstrap: Detecting other devices

It goes no farther than that. I have the BIOS set to legacy and not UFI and I also disabled all the extra HW in the BIOS with many different settings and after each time I still get the same results. I also tried the Boot Options under F3 and they also had the same result When I made the USB install drive I used Ver 9.3 software UTM


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  • 0 in reply to zaphod

    I would like to add a suggestion that they upgrade their boxes to 8gb because the box will start swapping when the user count increases or a number of threads try to view videos etc. Also 4gb works for a minimal installation with not much in the way of features enabled.

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  • 0 in reply to rfcat_vk

    fully agree.. 8GB is a must have here...see my signature ;-)

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    zaphod
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  • +1 in reply to zaphod

    No issues here since my last post.

    8Gb I agree is nice to have.  However I have a 8gb KIT (4gb x 2), and haven't had any issues related to having 2 DIMMs as far as I can tell.

    The first thing I did however before I even tried to install Sophos was upgrade to the latest BIOS.  So I'm inclined to say the BIOS is most likely the cause of the issue.  Plus...think of how many Linux servers and desktops there are out there with more then one DIMM...I personally have built more then I can count.

    So try the BIOS upgrade first is my thought.

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