jloisel

Something is either wrong in your EFI or bios settings.

What was wrong? At least provide an answer for people who may encounter the same issue.

Try another OS to confirm it's not related to macOS. Sounds like a hardware problem.

Please do a pull request with updated kexts etc. So I can merge it once it's working!

EFI Zip (taken from your website, as it's pretty hard to find within the article): [EFI-20201203T172653Z-001.zip](https://github.com/jloisel/t440p/files/5637832/EFI-20201203T172653Z-001.zip)

If there is anyone willing to try it out, I don't have any t440p available as of now to test it.

https://github.com/moby/moby/releases/tag/v20.10.20

Thanks for the feedback. As a workaround, we did: - Add older sdk to classpath: ```xml org.elasticsearch.client elasticsearch-rest-high-level-client ${elasticsearch.version} ``` - Create a Spring configuration to load the `RestHighLevelClient`: ```java...

We currently use Quartz along with a postgres database. We already have Elasticsearch to store the majority of our data. By switching from Quartz to JobRunr, we can get rid...

Completely understandable, Elasticsearch is rarely used as the main datastore.