TeraByte Support wrote: Fri Dec 20, 2024 10:34 pm
That is the Linux kernel. There is a boot_problems.txt in the help folder of the zip, you can try some of those kernel parameters.
Of course I had to go through all of them and the last one worked.
your controller is probably in RAID mode, if you use AHCI it would see it. you'd probably need to put it back to RAID mode when done. Another option is Image for Windows with specific drivers for your system or a generic (slower) option of IFD or IFU which use the system BIOS support.