Failure to Boot Post Install

[OmarSalah (Omar)]

I am on a Lenovo x1 Carbon (7th gen) and I went through the process of installing Parrot to replace the OEM OS(Windows) and all went well, or so I thought.

I had already disabled a litany of security settings to that I could get to live boot,but Once I made it through and got to the point to First boot parrot I received and error message saying that my PC/device needs to be repaired.

I used both non encrypted, Encrypted LVM using the guided methods and couldn’t get through to the OS regardless of my efforts.

The partitions made and assigned to were:
nvme0n1p1 537mb fat32 esp,boot
nvme0n1p2 640mb ext4 /boot
nvme0n1p3 LVM Encrypted 500GB btrfs /
LVM Encrypted 10.9gb swap swap

(checked both during install and running in Live Mode)

All of that is currently on the machine, but still is refusing to boot

I am figuring it is a UEFI/BIOS issue not knowing how or where to boot from, but not sure what to do or how to track and fix the issue, HELP ME PLEASE SOS!!!

[rowie]

set your system to boot uefi
disable secureboot
enable ahci if its there
flash usb with etcher
… and it should work!
if not, let us know

[OmarSalah (Omar)]

I used Rufus to F|ash, Could that be it? I have had secure boot disabled every time I run/ran live mode.
I am not sure what AHCI is though?
I am going to flash with Ethcher soon.

I will keep you posted! Thanks so much for the Help and Reply!

[OmarSalah (Omar)]

So this didn’t work either, it is still not booting

I have my bios secure boot disabled
IDK what AHCI is
UEFI only
Boot Order is locked at USB -> nvme0(where install should be) -> nvme1-> cd and others not attached to the machine

I tracked down most of the windows based securities in the bios(since it is oem Windows) and disabled them.

I am not sure if any of that would be affecting the systems boot process or why it is refusing to boot

[RedRuby (Jessica)]

@OmarSalah

I used Rufus to F|ash

I don’t this this should be an issue. I use rufus for practically all of the flashdrives to install iso images on it, works everytime for me.

[OmarSalah (Omar)]

So I solved it! I am not booting straight into grub and subsequently decrypting my drive and running, but I have hit a new issue.

For some reason I can not get my wifi to work. It keeps saying module is unmanaged. and switching back and forth with module not ready I tried to fix this by modifying the NetworkManager.conf with a true flag replacing the false in the managed field and restarted my network manager which also failed to start.

ifconfig is not recognizing the module, but I get it recognized with iwconfig and it seems normal.

I checked my /etc/network/interfaces and noticed I only have the lo interface.

What could this be?