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error: ../../grub-core/loader/i386/efi/linux.c:158:can't allocate initrd #3186
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Hi, this was reported as #2681 . I know two solutions (besides reducing the size of the initrd):
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Hi pcahyna , thanks for your reply |
What Dell hardware is it, exactly? |
Dell PowerEdge R750 |
Hello Someone has any idea why it is not working on Dell Platform , ? |
@sathyane007 this GRUB problem is apparently firmware (both manufacturer and version) dependent, that's why. Have you tried updating it? |
HI pcahyna thanks for your reply |
I have tested on an other platform in firmware version 7.00.30.00 , same issue ... |
not sure if UEFI firmware version is the same as the iDRAC firmware version btw... For example on my notebook, I get this in the
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i confirm it still not working in idrac firmware 7.10.30 . Handle 0x0000, DMI type 0, 26 bytes I cannot see the UEFI version or firmware revision version ?? (under Bios Revision). |
I guess BIOS version is also the UEFI firmware version, they are probably not separate, so 1.11.2. And 08/10/2023 looks quite new. |
so it works only if i remove firmware information on that iso file (reducing it) but we have different hardware |
@sathyane007 another idea... can you perhaps try if setting |
Hello ;
i have an issue when i try to use rear.iso file to recever linux REH8.7 on a dell idrac BMR.
On a topic , someone suggest to exclude from rear iso firmware in order to reduce intrd but i need also firmware updatation on image file .
is there any updation of this kind of issue please ?
Thanks for your help
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