On Wed, June 8, 2011 10:02 am, pe...@chubb.wattle.id.au wrote:
>> "Ben" == Ben Donohue writes:
> Ben> sounds like bios stuff... can you reset the bios to factory
> Also check the BIOS CMOS battery. If it's weak but not entirely
> failed, it can cause bad reads from the CMOS.
Ben, Peter,
> "Ben" == Ben Donohue writes:
Ben> sounds like bios stuff... can you reset the bios to factory
Also check the BIOS CMOS battery. If it's weak but not entirely
failed, it can cause bad reads from the CMOS.
Peter C
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On Tue, June 7, 2011 10:07 pm, Ben Donohue wrote:
> sounds like bios stuff... can you reset the bios to factory defaults? also
> is there a second video card in there by any chance? Pull it out.
> Sometimes the old proliants had a video on the MB and another on an
> accessory card. either that or
sounds like bios stuff... can you reset the bios to factory defaults?
also is there a second video card in there by any chance? Pull it out.
Sometimes the old proliants had a video on the MB and another on an
accessory card.
either that or there is the old hidden EISA partition looking for an AG
I have a an old Compaq Proliant 2GB RAM DL380 server running Centos 4.x,
just decommissioned, trying to start it it hangs with errors below and
doesn't boot
Linux agpgart interface v0.1
max main memory to use for agp 2170M
unable to det aperture size
agp backend initialize fail
apgart serverworks
