Did you install the latest BIOS / Firmware already? What devices are plugged in? Maybe try removing as many devices as possible and plug them back in one by one if you get sucess.
pming Good idea because i have installed four PCIe Cards in this machine, will try... richardtoohey2 14.0 main OS for me, 15 - just as additional info to this issue(maybe can be useful).
Thank you.
Unfortunately, there is no progress. The same behavior on release 14.0 and current 15.0-20240425. Only the video card(Radeon Pro W5500) is inserted. I don't have another graphics card to test at the moment. BIOS latest v.4201, default settings + CSM disabled.
It is enough to leave CSM enabled and all hardware works without any problems.
P.S. Windows 11 and various Linux also no problems
On my system, the next hardware component that is initialized on boot, after "kbd1 at kbdmux0", is the EFI realtime clock. Which is where your system seems to fail.
Code:
kernel: kbd1 at kbdmux0
kernel: efirtc0: <EFI Realtime Clock>
kernel: efirtc0: registered as a time-of-day clock, resolution 1.000000s
[more output of boot process]
Can you adjust anything about the system clock in BIOS? Maybe reset the clock by removing the CMOS battery.
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