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09-11-2002 02:23 PM
09-11-2002 02:23 PM
Problem with Win 2K Advanced Server install on HP Netserver Lpr
I am trying to install Win2K Advanced Server on a HP Netserver Lpr machine.
I started by updating BIOS to version 4.06.35 and creating a new RAID 0 logical drive. After doing this I ran the install. Unfortunately each time the server tried to do a first-reboot, and got to the screen with a big Win logo and load progress meter, it showed a blue screen announcing that a physical memory dump has been performed. As the blue screen suggested I then turned off BIOS caching, and tried again. This got my installation to progress further, and move to the next screen ("win is loading..."), but then it does a phys memory dump again. This time there are no suggestions - except to contact my sys admin, which happens to be me.
Any suggestions, upgrades, patches, etc would be appreciated! Thanks!
/EG
I started by updating BIOS to version 4.06.35 and creating a new RAID 0 logical drive. After doing this I ran the install. Unfortunately each time the server tried to do a first-reboot, and got to the screen with a big Win logo and load progress meter, it showed a blue screen announcing that a physical memory dump has been performed. As the blue screen suggested I then turned off BIOS caching, and tried again. This got my installation to progress further, and move to the next screen ("win is loading..."), but then it does a phys memory dump again. This time there are no suggestions - except to contact my sys admin, which happens to be me.
Any suggestions, upgrades, patches, etc would be appreciated! Thanks!
/EG
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09-11-2002 02:32 PM
09-11-2002 02:32 PM
Re: Problem with Win 2K Advanced Server install on HP Netserver Lpr
One thing I should add is that the reason given for the memory dump is: "PFN list corrupt"
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09-11-2002 02:39 PM
09-11-2002 02:39 PM
Re: Problem with Win 2K Advanced Server install on HP Netserver Lpr
Emin,
First off.. How much memory do you have in the server? Take it to a single stick of memory and then try another fresh install. Also is your SCSI A connection on the i/o riser board terminated? If not that causes all sorts of problems.
I would boot to the navigator CD as well and check the hardware event log and see if you have any memory errors or other hardware errors being reported.
Ciao,
Greg
First off.. How much memory do you have in the server? Take it to a single stick of memory and then try another fresh install. Also is your SCSI A connection on the i/o riser board terminated? If not that causes all sorts of problems.
I would boot to the navigator CD as well and check the hardware event log and see if you have any memory errors or other hardware errors being reported.
Ciao,
Greg
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