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[Jeff Marcom <jeff.marcom@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Update:

So I was able to get Raring to boot successfully after a power reset and
second attempt at booting. Retrying Saucy while attempting to blacklist
mei.

However I'm fairly certain we still have an issue with network
connections with Saucy and this Windmill's Intel NICS.

** Summary changed:

- [OCPv2 Windmill]: Can't install Raring or Saucy.
+ [OCPv2 Windmill]: Can't install Saucy.

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Title:
  [OCPv2 Windmill]: Can't install Saucy.

Status in Open Compute Project:
  New
Status in “linux” package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  [OCPv2 Windmill]: Can't install Raring or Saucy.

  I tried the latest daily saucy image with 3.10.0-6.17 and after
  installation the machine first fails to establish a network
  connection. NIC is plugged in and used to perform PXE boot. Then it
  proceeds to hang (during first boot after install) and stop responding
  to any keyboard actions. Can't switch tty etc.

  When loading the desktop, there is no indication that network -manager
  found any suitable physical network devices. I was unable to check
  whether the NIC interface was present in the /sys due to system halt
  and unresponsive keyboard.

  With precise and stock 3.5.0-23 kernel the installation and boot is
  successful, but installing any kernel above 3.8 in precise fails to
  boot successfully.

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