Recent content by mikehawkin

The one thing I see as consistent is Freenas you are building your system with. I would try something else to see if the problem persists. It doesn't sound logical but that's your remaining option if you have a clean box with the default BIOS and the machine still doesn't boot.Ive found Gigabyte...

I think I would try changing the BIOS back to factory settings and see if that makes the difference.

After some research I discovered that DMI Verifying pool data means the BIOS is looking for the Desk Management Interface which for most people is the Windows boot files. For some people, like you, are Linux boot files. I finally got it to boot by removing all the USB connected and secondary...