Foxconn nT-i1500 Install Issues

[MR.WaynesWorld]

Just recieved the Foxconn nT-1500 system with the Atom processor. Also being that it has a Intel Video adapter I downloaded the Intel x86 Beta 3 code for OpenELEC. Created my boot USB drive and boot the Foxconn from it. My target is a 32GB SSD that is installed in the system. Installation goes without an issue. The install process sees the ssd and writes to it. But when I re-boot, after removing my bootable USB drive, I get the following error,

ERROR: No Boot Disk has been detected or the disk has failed.

I know the SSD is good and OK basically because I can perform the install again and it completes no poroblem.

Some more information. Re-booted again and went into the BIOS. After the install of OpenELEC the system does not see the SSD. Nothing listed under Hard drives on the box. I know it was there when I started becasue I had to make sure the USB was booted first and I saw the SSD.

Pulled the SSD out and hooked it up to my Windows machine. When I go into Disk Management the Disk comes up un-initilized as it it were a new drive. Then it comes up with the device is not ready error. Like the install just bricked my SSD and made it totally unusable.

If I use Diskpart from a command prompt it sees the disk but it is reporting 0 bytes in size and 0 bytes free.

Anyone have any ideas on this one?

Thanks....

[MR.WaynesWorld]

Anyone have any ideas as too why after I install OpenELEC I cannot boot from the SSD.

I was succeessful in recovering one of my SSD's that I thought was hosed.. I would really like to install OpenELEC Beta 3 on this new box and get my media center back online in our LR for our grandkids...

[MR.WaynesWorld]

Problem fixed... I was able to completely wipe my SSD and re-install. This time it found the SSD to boot from.