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Well, FYI, I decided to return the Dell and hand-pick components for a new server instead. Main reason is the ServeRaid issues. But, the ServeRaid card does work fine in a different system (Abit BX2 MB). I have additional ServeRaid card in my home server based on a Intel SMP PII motherboard (DK440 i think) which also works fine. Both cards have recently been upgraded to 5.11 firmware. I'll post an update if I figure anything out. "Wizard" wrote: > > Turns out my PC1600 DDR ECC memory won't work. > > I believe what Mike said about the speed is correct. You need faster memory. > > > Turns out my IBM ServeRaid 3L won't work either. > > I/O card parity interrupt at F00:BA8A > > Press blah blah blah to disable NMI > > This looks like a drive error, but could actually be caused by the problem > with the RAM if the driver uses RAM for a buffer or something. I'd swap out > the RAM first and see if that resolves the problem. If it doesn't, then try > swapping/removing disks and see if that works. If that doesn't work, you > likely have a bad card or, less likely, an IRQ conflict. 'NMI' stands for > Non-Maskable Interrupt, which are interrupts used to service asynchronous > events on the x86. The 'parity' could be memory parity or disk parity, but > it's not clear from the message (depending upon the implementation, the > driver may not know which one it is). > Grant M. > > > > > _______________________________________________ > Discuss mailing list > Discuss at blu.org > http://www.blu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss >
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