IFL boot disk fails

[mjnelson99]

I had not updated my own IFL boot SD cards to IFL289 and got curious.
I used Makedisk.exe and the only non-default change I made was inserting
the install code.

The SD card booted, perhaps with more messages than older versions.
Not sure. It does slow down @ getting networking info but has all along.

I ran an image to SD card and BFB validated. Everything came out fine.
Mary

On 5/26/2014 8:03 AM, TP wrote:
> P19 wrote:
>>> "... I assume you're using 2.89 now, so was 2.88 OK?"
>>
>> Yes, correct on both counts. I use a regular BIOS boot, not UEFI, and I frequently
>> make use of IFL CD for backing up my primary PC and for working with the several VMs
>> on it, religiously. Normally I would have kept the previous version around until
>> verifying the new one worked perfectly. I have never had an issue until now, but I
>> broke the pattern and, well, this will be the last time I ever again do so. Where can
>> I now get version 2.88 so that I am not without one that works until we have figured
>> out what's going on? Thanks.
>
> Ok, please send an email to TeraByte Support (
>
> [
> support@terabyteunlimited.com
> ](mailto:support@terabyteunlimited.com)
>
> )
>
>

[P19]

I would very much like to know whether any hash files (sha1, etc) exist for the downloads so that I can check the integrity of what I am retrieving. Are any provided somewhere I may have overlooked?

Additionally, it may help if someone posted a hash of the file "iflnet.iso" created from the IFW program without inserting a product key so that I can compare mine with that of others.

[TeraByte Support(TP)]

P19 wrote:
> I would very much like to know whether any hash files (sha1, etc) exist for
> the downloads so that I can check the integrity of what I am retrieving.
> Are any provided somewhere I may have overlooked?
>
> Additionally, it may help if someone posted a hash of the file
> "iflnet.iso" created from the IFW program without inserting a
> product key so that I can compare mine with that of others.

Here are the md5sums for the CUI and GUI versions of the raw iflnet.iso file for IFL 2.89:
IFL (CUI) registered
9c11ddcbbc21a2359bb10a33d4eb5501
IFL (GUI) registered
b60693db506ba0250f3e2dc3a43dda57

Based on the "md:" messages that you posted in this thread, I have a test version of IFL available that is likely to resolve the problem you're having. For that, please send an email to TeraByte Support (support@terabyteunlimited.com).

[TeraByte Support(TP)]

mjnelson99 wrote:
> I had not updated my own IFL boot SD cards to IFL289 and got curious.
> I used Makedisk.exe and the only non-default change I made was inserting
> the install code.
>
> The SD card booted, perhaps with more messages than older versions.
> Not sure. It does slow down @ getting networking info but has all along.
>
> I ran an image to SD card and BFB validated. Everything came out fine.
> Mary

OK, thanks for the feedback Mary. The pause at the network item is fairly normal.

[P19]

TeraByte Support(TP) wrote:
> P19 wrote:
> > I would very much like to know whether any hash files (sha1, etc) exist for
> > the downloads so that I can check the integrity of what I am retrieving.
> > Are any provided somewhere I may have overlooked?
> > ... [snip]
> ...
> Based on the "md:" messages that you posted in this thread, I have a test
> version of IFL available that is likely to resolve the problem you're having. For
> that, please send an email to TeraByte Support (support@terabyteunlimited.com).

Tom,

I very much appreciate your taking time to help and sending these hashes. Also, I have just now sent an email to "support@terabyteunlimited.com" with a copy of this post. I am not sure what else I should have requested in the email, but I believe that it does identify me as the OP. I will wait for a response from that email to find out how to retrieve the aforementioned test version. Let me know if you want something more from me. Thanks again.

[P19]

> "Based on the "md:" messages that you posted in this thread, I have a test version of IFL available that is likely to resolve the problem you're having. For that, please send an email to TeraByte Support "

Tom, your test version sent with email worked perfectly. Thanks a million for taking care of this issue promptly. There is no longer a big knot in my stomach. Take care.