Reinstall SPS does not work

Hi,

i want to reinstall an SPS, but is does not work.

The installation guide (https://support.oneidentity.com/technical-documents/one-identity-safeguard-for-privileged-sessions/6.0.1/installation-guide/3) says download ISO, make it bootable, boot, install and everything is ok.

I downloaded the ISO (tried multiple versions), moved it on an usb-drive, pluged it in and booted from the usb-drive. so far so good.

Menu is displayed, i select install and hit enter,

"Booting from CDROM............................

.....................................................................

.....................................................................

fail - can't mount anything."

What i am doing wrong? I just want a new clean install

I home anybody can help

ok, reboot and use the "Check CD" feature

"Checking /boot/root.mo [ok]

Checking /isolinux/kernel [ok]

Checking /isolinux/initrd [ok]

Unable tho open file: /firmware/scb_core.bin"

checking the drive, yeah, there is no /firmware/scb_core.bin, only /firmware/scb-core-<version>.bin

renamed it to /firmware/scb_core.bin, CD check says now everything is fine.

Start install, ->

"Booting from CDROM............................

.....................................................................

.....................................................................

......................fail - can't mount anything."

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  • If this SPS is a Supermico hardware and the virtual mount failed via IPMI web interface, another option that I have tried successfully before was using the IPMI tool called SMCIPMITool

    Download the SMCIPMITool from here to a Windows machine: https://www.supermicro.com/en/support/resources/downloadcenter/smsdownload?category=IPMI

    Navigate to the SMCIPMITool directory then run the following command to connect to IPMI Shell using IPMI IP and ADMIN username and password:

     

    SMCIPMITool.exe {IP} {username} {password} shell

    then run the command below to mount the image for example if the iso file is located in a shared folder named share:


    vmwa dev2iso \share\scb-6.13_6.13.1.iso

    Then modify the boot order from BIOS to boot from CDROM and follow installation steps as per installation guide earlier.

    When completed, to stop the mount, run the command below:


    vmwa dev2stop

     

    Hope this helps!

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