1.  What HBAs are installed in the system and which slots?

 

2.  What does the blue screen message say?  (i.e. STOP ERROR???)

 

3.  Is there any readout on the LCD display or BMC logs?

Hi,

 

Thanks for the reply. It does not have HBA's. I also dont know what the BSOD is, cause it reboot immediatly. I'll try to see if ERD commander will work in this phase of installation so I can check the dmp.

 

I'll also check the LCD next try.

 

I read on another forum that it might have something to do with RAM, I tried two types of RAM, 2x 512 @ 633Mhz and 2x 2GB @ 533 Mhz. Both end with same result.

 

Thanks

 

Steven

I am having the same issue on a 1900. the stop code is 0XD1 i tried installing straight from OS CD and from DMT&D DVD and same issue, if i try to install 4 or 5 times it eventually completes.

it works if virtual media is disabled in drac

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