The i8042 message shouldn't be relevant, that would be a PS/2 controller and shouldn't create a video or boot problem.
Do you see any video issues in the Lifecycle controller? What if you use another version of a CentOS 7.x pen drive?
I'd be happy to give a TechSupport report a review, if you would want to upload one, but it doesn't sound like a hardware issue, at this point, anyway.
Dell-DylanJ
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October 2nd, 2019 12:00
The i8042 message shouldn't be relevant, that would be a PS/2 controller and shouldn't create a video or boot problem.
Do you see any video issues in the Lifecycle controller? What if you use another version of a CentOS 7.x pen drive?
I'd be happy to give a TechSupport report a review, if you would want to upload one, but it doesn't sound like a hardware issue, at this point, anyway.
Jose Pires
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October 8th, 2019 02:00
Hi,
Many thanks for your help. The problem was in monitor (VGA) when plugged-in the OS boot crashed.
Now, it's solved.
jairo.li
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January 12th, 2020 20:00
Hi,
How was the problem solved? I have the same problem now.
Thanks.