Scope; Amd64/Em64T On Hp Xw9300 Workstation With 4Gb Or More Of Memory Will Panic When Booting The Install Kernel; Description; Resolution - HP xw3400 User Manual

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AMD64/EM64T on HP xw9300 Workstation with 4GB or More of
Memory Will Panic When Booting the Install Kernel

DESCRIPTION

When installing RHEL 4 [AMD64/EM64T] on an HP xw9300 Workstation with 4GB or more of
memory, the install kernel will panic.

SCOPE

This affects an HP xw9300 Workstation with 4GB or more of memory.

RESOLUTION

NOTE: This issue is resolved in RHEL4U2. If you are using RHEL4 or RHEL4U1, then the following
resolution still applies.
HP recommends performing the following workaround to avoid the issue.
Modify the BIOS to disable memory remapping:
Reboot the system.
1.
When you see "F1: Boot," press the F10 key for Setup.
2.
Select your language.
3.
Use your arrow keys to select Advanced.
4.
Use your arrow keys to select Chipset/Memory.
5.
Use your arrow keys to select Memory Remapping.
6.
Use your arrow key to set the entry to Disable.
7.
Press F10 to accept. Press F10 again followed by the Enter key and press F10 one last time to
8.
save the changes
Proceed with the install as usual.
9.
x86 or AMD64/EM64T on HP xw4200 Workstation, HP xw6200
Workstation, and HP xw8200 Workstation Fails to Install with USB
Mouse and PS/2 Keyboard.
DESCRIPTION
When installing RHEL 4 with a USB Mouse and PS/2 Keyboard, the mouse will not work during the
install. After the install, it will work as expected.
SCOPE
All HP xw4200 Workstation, HP xw6200 Workstation, HP xw8200 Workstation systems that have a
USB mouse and PS/2 keyboard and are attempting to install Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 WS.
RESOLUTION
HP recommends performing one of the following workarounds to avoid the issue.
Maintain the system's current configuration
Boot to Red Hat CD 1.
1.
When you see the blue highlighted "F1: Boot," press the F1 key.
2.
The following prompt is displayed: boot: _.
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