I am trying to install the Veeam Software Appliance on a bare-metal server.
The installer detects the disks and creates the partitions during the Rocky Linux setup, but it stops at the Installation Summary with a “Kickstart insufficient” error and doesn’t proceed further.
I have tried both GUI and CLI installations, but the installation is not proceeding further.
Could you please advise on troubleshooting steps?
Regards,
Dhanapal
Best answer by Mohamed Ali
Hi @Dhanapal.Kuppusamy, Welcome to the community,
Software RAID is not supported. If you are using software RAID, switch to local disks or hardware RAID, then retry the installation.
Also, please make sure the ISO is written to the USB drive using Rufus with the default settings. When prompted, select the “Write in DD Image mode” option.
Software RAID is not supported. If you are using software RAID, switch to local disks or hardware RAID, then retry the installation.
Also, please make sure the ISO is written to the USB drive using Rufus with the default settings. When prompted, select the “Write in DD Image mode” option.
Thank you for the suggestion. Earlier, I had missed selecting the DD Image mode. This time, I enabled the “Write in DD Image mode” option while creating the USB using Rufus, and it worked successfully for me.
» Now is the Installation hanging to the Licence Window and nothing I can type or klick. Same for me, trying hole Day. Keyboard worked until License Screen. Version 13.1.1.18 Any solution found?
When I created a boot Disk with the reufus Settings to the DD Image mode it has wroked, I was able to install the Appliance.
Now is the Installation hanging to the Licence Window and nothing I can type or klick.
I have many times the server restarted, Keyboard and mouse unplugged and agian plugged but nothing changed. any Idea what this is?
The same thing if i try over iLO to accept the Licence.
I have had the same issue through ILO, but just turn off and on the server until it works, usually attempt 3-5, do not have an explanation why it suddenly working.