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Originally Posted by call_krushna
We have single HDD 1TB . WE have not setup ServerRAID . While installing , we created 2 partition ( / - 200GB and /data - rest space) .After installing Ubuntu , I set bios as boot from HDD . It is not booting .
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As said, did you mark the partition as bootable after installation???? Setting it to boot from HDD in BIOS won't do it, and if you haven't configured the RAID controller correctly, it won't work either. You may only have one drive, but you DO have to configure the controller.
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Originally Posted by call_krushna
For window installation , IBM provides a bootable CD ,Once booted for that cd , need to select the OS (which supports window server 2008 R2 and windows server 2012 ), need to insert our OS CD(windows 2008 or 2012) . That works fine , able to install window 2012 and booting fine . Just installed to test the Hardware . Bue we have to install ubuntu .
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Why do you
HAVE TO install Ubuntu?? Pretty much any version of Linux is interoperable with others. What are you trying to do with that server? What's it going to be doing??
And
AGAIN, you need to
CALL IBM SUPPORT. That hardware is certified by Ubuntu to work:
http://www.ubuntu.com/certification/.../201208-11608/
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Expecting similar bootable cd/DVD which support linux flavours
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And did you try to look on IBM's website, as suggested previously???
http://www-933.ibm.com/support/fixcentral/options
Again, IBM supports that server; you are paying for this when you buy the IBM server, and they can assist you with getting things going. The VERY FIRST THING they're going to tell you is to apply ALL the firmware/bios updates available for that hardware, before you do ANYTHING else...and there are several available. You still haven't told us whether you're using 12.04 LTS or 'regular' 12.04, and WHY you're using 12.04 when there's a newer version out.
