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DL380 G6 - RED SCREEN of Death / illegal OpCode
5.2.2010 von Tim Wanierke.
In der RED_SCREEN_of_Death Story gib es eine Lösung:
Bitte testen:
…we got the red screen of two different DL380G6 servers yesterday.
It appeared after the first reboot of a manual Windows Server 2003 installation.
We were successful by doing the following:
- Enter BIOS pressing F9
- Select Advanced Options - Advanced System ROM Options - Virtual Install Disk
- Disable Virtual Install Disk
- Save settings and reboot.
- Re-start the OS installation from the very beginning.
Many thanks to our “famous HP Guru” Jürgen Kopp!
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