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Server 2003 installation on server with S5000VSA board
We recently purchased a new server at work. It has the S5000VSA board with SRCS16 raid controller. This is the first time I'm setting up a server so my experience is very limited. I'm now having a problem and am hoping that someone can provide assistance. I set up the raid, installed the OS and then got the System Software updates off the Intel site. These were the BMC58 firmware updates, FRUSDR updates and the BIOS79 updates to flash the BIOS. After running these(which all completed successfully) the server kept rebooting whilst trying to load into Windows. We then tried to reformat the hard drive and re-install the OS. Partway through the installation of Server 2003, it halts and the "blue screen of death" appears. The following message is displayed: IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL *** STOP:0X0000000A (0X00000010,0X00000002,0X00000000,0X805527BC) followed by "BEGINNING DUMP OF PHYSICAL MEMORY".Now I cannot get the OS to install. How do I sort this problem out? Please help!!!
29th Aug 2007
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Just the same problem than me.
I have exactly the same problem. Please, some help is needed.
4th Sep 2007
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OOPS I have a similar problem
Hello,
I have exactly the same problem.
Did anybody solve IT ?
It will be great to hear about a solution from somebody on this forum.
I have exactly the same problem.
Did anybody solve IT ?
It will be great to hear about a solution from somebody on this forum.
21st Sep 2007
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Does your version of Server have SP1 or SP2 slipstreamed?
23rd Sep 2007
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Got Windows 2003 32-bit installed on S5000XVN (S5000XVNSASR).
icommitter@...
10th Dec 2007
can u share with me wt is the solution of this i m facing same problem
aamir.asghar@...
16th Dec 2008
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I have the same exact problem
I have the same server and did the same updates as you and I am receiving the same errors. Did you ever have any luck? If so, what did you do.
6th Nov 2007
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Have had no luck as yet. Sent the whole machine back to supplier. They replaced the board and raid controler but still can't get it to work. They tried themselves as well. Seems like the hard drives are stuffed.
ashwinr@...
13th Nov 2007
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Similar problem fixed on S5000PSL server
Hi Ashwin
I have just had a similar problem on a new server with an Intel S5000PSL board and SRCSAS144E SAS RAID card. I got the same last memory address as you in my BSOD which is how I found your posting.
The problem turned out to be a conflict between the BIOS setup and core Windows 2003 drivers. I was installing Windows using the RTM CD rather than one with SP1 or 2 slipstreamed in. Intel's advisory suggested either installing with an SP1 or 2 copy of Windows or temporarily disabling a BIOS setting to do with core multi processing until SP2 was applied later on. I chose the latter and the BSOD disappeared.
See http://support.intel.com/support/motherboards/server/sb/CS-028321.htm
Hope this helps
Cheers
Guy Ellingham
I have just had a similar problem on a new server with an Intel S5000PSL board and SRCSAS144E SAS RAID card. I got the same last memory address as you in my BSOD which is how I found your posting.
The problem turned out to be a conflict between the BIOS setup and core Windows 2003 drivers. I was installing Windows using the RTM CD rather than one with SP1 or 2 slipstreamed in. Intel's advisory suggested either installing with an SP1 or 2 copy of Windows or temporarily disabling a BIOS setting to do with core multi processing until SP2 was applied later on. I chose the latter and the BSOD disappeared.
See http://support.intel.com/support/motherboards/server/sb/CS-028321.htm
Hope this helps
Cheers
Guy Ellingham
1st Jan 2008
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it works yaar... thanks
raaghavbuddy
21st Jul 2009
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S500VSA ERROR BLUE SCREEN on windows 2003 SERVER
disable 'multicore Processing' from Advanced options in cmos setup and you r done
It's working fine
It's working fine
15th Feb 2008
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Thanks!Will give it a try.
ashwinr@...
19th Feb 2008
Hi
Tried this and it worked perfectly. My server is now working like a charm! Would like to know though, what effect disabling "Multi Core Processing" would have on the actual performance of the server? Many thanks, once again.
Tried this and it worked perfectly. My server is now working like a charm! Would like to know though, what effect disabling "Multi Core Processing" would have on the actual performance of the server? Many thanks, once again.
ashwinr@...
30th Apr 2008
You guys are just the best.
I knew there would be an answer here as soon as the new machine did it's BSOD.
I also got an answer here at TR on how to do an install onto a RAID 1 setup on SATA disks.
This site has been a godsend over the years.
I knew there would be an answer here as soon as the new machine did it's BSOD.
I also got an answer here at TR on how to do an install onto a RAID 1 setup on SATA disks.
This site has been a godsend over the years.
jc@...
5th Aug 2008
Thanx guys and a special thanx to tech republic.
I struggled with this problem for a few days and you guys help me sort it.
I struggled with this problem for a few days and you guys help me sort it.
DaGobbler
12th Aug 2008
I've been struggling with this problem for 3 days, you are my savior..
Thank You Very Much..
Thank You Very Much..
peteradi@...
13th Sep 2008
Disabling multicore processing worked. Question now is, after I have upgraded service packs, can multicore be reenabled and have the system stable?
Thanks!
Thanks!
vwsportruck@...
16th Mar 2010
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Works fine to me!
Many thanks, disabling the multi core processing worked fine to me, now i got the 2003 server with SP2 running on the S5000VSA!
11th Nov 2008
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THANK YOU VERY MUCH Guy Ellingham
Your solution works for me ..
17th Jun 2011
