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    troubleshooting/deployment
    troubleshooting/login
    troubleshooting/package_management
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+# Troubleshouting Boot Issues
+
+## SecureBoot
+
+While having secure boot enabled it is not possible to load the yfs kernel module. Therefore it is important that secure boot is disabled on the systems booting EFI!
+
+
+This is how to check on a running system if secure boot is enabled:
+
+```bash
+mokutil --sb-state
+```
+
+https://access.redhat.com/articles/5337691
+
+
+## Redirect Serial Output to File in VMware
+
+To change the serial port settings the VM needs to be shut down. Then edit the VM settings and add a new serial device by clicking "ADD NEW DEVICE" on top right and there select "Serial Port".  
+![Add Serial Port](boot/add_serial_port.png)
+
+The serial port should then be connected to a file on the datastore `serial_console`:  
+![Serial Port Settings](boot/serial_port_settings.png)
+
+These files then can be accessed over `lxsup00.psi.ch:/data/serial_console`.
+
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-# SecureBoot
-
-While having secure boot enabled it is not possible to load the yfs kernel module. Therefore it is important that secure boot is disabled on the systems booting EFI!
-
-
-This is how to check on a running system if secure boot is enabled:
-
-```bash
-mokutil --sb-state
-```
-
-https://access.redhat.com/articles/5337691
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