The 2900:0221 IPMI error is a return from the 32Bit Diagnostics tool. The error isn't a current error, but one the diagnostic sees in the hardware log. Clearing the hardware log will remove that error. Current errors generally are reported starting with 4400:.
The 06B stop code.is an error caused by a corrupted bootcat.cache file. Boot to a CD/DVD or USB with the Windows Installation Media. Go through and first copy the bootcat.cache file (just to be safe), then delete it and reboot. That should resolve the BSOD.
Let me know how it goes.
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Posted October 3rd, 2013 06:00
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The 2900:0221 IPMI error is a return from the 32Bit Diagnostics tool. The error isn't a current error, but one the diagnostic sees in the hardware log. Clearing the hardware log will remove that error. Current errors generally are reported starting with 4400:.
The 06B stop code.is an error caused by a corrupted bootcat.cache file. Boot to a CD/DVD or USB with the Windows Installation Media. Go through and first copy the bootcat.cache file (just to be safe), then delete it and reboot. That should resolve the BSOD.
Let me know how it goes.
�
DELL-Chris H
Social Media and Communities Professional
Dell Technologies | Enterprise Support Services
#IWork4Dell
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