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I use a slipstreamed Windows XP SP-2 cd. I've set up many different
machines with this, so I know it's ok.
Install proceeds correctly until the final reboot, where it would
normally tell you: 'Your computer will reboot...'. After that you
normally boot into your new system. But it fails then, without
warning, and reboots.
After the machine has rebooted, Windows immediately shows the F8
dialog (Safe Mode, etc.) so it knows something is wrong. Trying to
'Start Windows normally' reboots the machine again, but it is possible
to enter Safe Mode.
I guess this rules out a problem with the SATA driver.
I have disabled all non-essential services this way, but that doesn't
help.
The event log shows nothing related.
I've also checked the usual suspects for a case like this (wrong
reference to userinit in the registry, etc.)
This is a clean install on a new machine, so no viruses, spyware, etc.
I have installed successfully a slipstreamed Windows XP SP-1a cd.
Then, upgrading this to SP-2 renders the system inoperable, as
described above.
I also have installed Win2K SP-4 with everything working just fine.
I'm quite sure all the hardware's ok.
So I'm a little at a loss and wondering what SP-2 gurus think
Quick board overview:
• Silicon Image Sil3114 SATA RAID
• AMD-8151™ AGP 3.0 Graphics Tunnel
• AMD-8111™ HyperTransport™ I/O Hub
• Winbond™ W83627HF Super I/O ASIC
Complete board specs here:
http://www.tyan.com/products/html/tigerk8w_spec.html
Regards
machines with this, so I know it's ok.
Install proceeds correctly until the final reboot, where it would
normally tell you: 'Your computer will reboot...'. After that you
normally boot into your new system. But it fails then, without
warning, and reboots.
After the machine has rebooted, Windows immediately shows the F8
dialog (Safe Mode, etc.) so it knows something is wrong. Trying to
'Start Windows normally' reboots the machine again, but it is possible
to enter Safe Mode.
I guess this rules out a problem with the SATA driver.
I have disabled all non-essential services this way, but that doesn't
help.
The event log shows nothing related.
I've also checked the usual suspects for a case like this (wrong
reference to userinit in the registry, etc.)
This is a clean install on a new machine, so no viruses, spyware, etc.
I have installed successfully a slipstreamed Windows XP SP-1a cd.
Then, upgrading this to SP-2 renders the system inoperable, as
described above.
I also have installed Win2K SP-4 with everything working just fine.
I'm quite sure all the hardware's ok.
So I'm a little at a loss and wondering what SP-2 gurus think
Quick board overview:
• Silicon Image Sil3114 SATA RAID
• AMD-8151™ AGP 3.0 Graphics Tunnel
• AMD-8111™ HyperTransport™ I/O Hub
• Winbond™ W83627HF Super I/O ASIC
Complete board specs here:
http://www.tyan.com/products/html/tigerk8w_spec.html
Regards