PartialVolume

@titielgozo Can you also post the model number of the HP server you are using as well as some technical details. I believe you also said Ubuntu won't boot on...

Can you confirm your usb stick is the x86_64 version of ShredOS? When you get it to boot in legacy what's the output of `uname -a`?

Those lspci -k details are unfortunately not complete. You need to pipe them to a file, then copy the file to the usb stick, plug it into you windows system...

Starting with the Dell lspci, it shows that SATA controller and a secondary sSATA controller and they both have the AHCI driver loaded. In theory you should be seeing the...

No problem, on the drive selection screen press the c key for config.

The following procedure will allow ShredOS to read and save the nwipe.conf and customers files to and from your tftpd_hpa server. - First you need to make sure your tftpd_hpa...

@titielgozo I've updated the [notes](https://github.com/PartialVolume/shredos.x86_64/issues/326#issuecomment-2661145785) on saving the config and PDFs to a tftpd-hpa server, so makesure you read the updated notes rather than the github email.

After you have ShredOS communicating with your tftpd_hpa server using the shredos_config and shredos_output commands you can then edit the organisation and customer information using the c key from the...

The only problem you might have is with the path, I don't remember if simply `/' is adequate or whether you have to enter the absolute path, so if your...

You can't do that via grub. If you are booting via USB stick, whatever you enter for organisation via the 'c' key is saved to /etc/nwipe/nwipe.conf on the USB stick...