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 Posted: Fri Apr 30, 2004 2:17 am Post subject: Zen (ST62K) and Windows 2003 |
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| Posted: Fri Apr 30, 2004 2:17 am Post subject: Re: Zen (ST62K) and Windows 2003 |
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Thanks for taking the time, Adam. I think that this will work. I'll give
it a try.
"Adam" <verbal11@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | I just finished installing Windows Server 2003 Enterprise edition on
my Zen and it seems to be working fine. However, I had tried to
upgrade Windows 2000 Server to Windows 2003 and during the
installation of devices the system kept crashing to a BSOD. The error
said "The driver is mismanaging system PTEs". I figured that this had
something to do with the Windows 2000 ATI drivers that were installed
for the video adapter. After sever failed attempts to resolve the
problem, I trashed the upgrade and ran a fresh install of Windows 2003
and the install was successful. I did install the XP audio and the SM
Bus drivers included on the Shuttle CD. But let Windows install the
LAN and video drivers. Hope that helps.
"mlj" <jones.oyadomari@verizon(dot)net> wrote in message
news:<0Flic.58631$L31.15544@nwrddc01.gnilink.net>...
I'm trying to setup a server for 2 in a home closet, and the 180Watt,
quiet,
Shuttle Zen is looking very attractive. But can the Windows 2000 ATI
9100
IGP drivers on the Shuttle site (for lan, video, audio, usb 2.0)
actually
work with Windows 2003.
Has anyone tried either a clean install of Windows 2003 and loaded these
driver, or a Windows 2000 install and a upgrade to 2003?
I think I can live without the audio, but all else seems fairly
essential
for our work.
Thanks in advance for any experience shared. BTW: I have the same
questions
outstanding to the Shuttle US sales team.
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| Posted: Fri Apr 30, 2004 3:27 am Post subject: Re: ST61G4 - Can't see SATA drive |
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I had same problem with running dual-channel DDR400 (Corsair CMX512) ram on
my ST61. Got booted and everything from time to time, when not a bluescreen.
The problem was solved when I clocked the ram as DDR 333. Then the problem
was gone totally. Try download a program as Quicktech, to test if the ram is
going down to a compatiblity issue.
John
"fyn" <fyn@nospam.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | I had a similar problem and found the same solution on the web. However, I
now have an intermittent problem whereby I get the blue screen of death at
random points (usually when browsing the web). My ST61 also starts itself
unexpectedly! There are a hundred reasons why this might be the case but
I'm
trying to eliminate every angle.
Do you get "drive not found" when the SATARAID screen pops up just prior
to
XP loading? Also, my Seagate is listed as a SCSI device by XP which seems
strange.
My guess is that I have an overheat problem, possibly caused by my new
radeon 9600 graphics card (it has a heatsink instead of a fan). So if my
problem isn't the hard drive, then I'm going to swap the graphics card.
I'm
loathed to fiddle with the CPU temperature settings in the BIOS.
Next will be the memtest.
Having said all this, I've not had a blue screen today... must be the cold
weather!
Cheers.....
"Will" <mail@wnsims.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
news:c1sd3g$mt9$1$830fa7a5@news.demon.co.uk...
Thanks.
I worked out how to do it. My solution, for the benefit of others, is
as
follows:
1. Because the ST61G4 has no floppy, I borrowed a floppy drive from a
old
PC
and temporarily installed it. This is necessary in order to load the
SATA
drivers while Windows XP is booting. Needless to say, you have to have
the
case open. If any one knows how else to do it, please tell!
2. Edit the BIOS as follows:
a. Integrated Peripherals:
- Enable "Silicon Image Raid" (This is necessary for SATA disk)
- Enable "Onboard FDC Controller"
- Disabled "USB EHCI" and "Onchip USB KBC Controller". This I found
necessary if you wanted to ensure that Windows XP was installed on a
C-drive. If not, my first attempt resulted in a F-drive.
b. Standard CMOS Features
- Drive A: set to 1.4 Mb floppy
c. IDE Adapters
- Ensure that "First Boot Device" is set to CD
F10 to save BIOS and exit
3. With Windows HP Home in CD and floppy in A-drive with SATA drivers,
reboot system
4. As Windows XP inspects system and starts loading drivers, watch for
F6
message to load other drivers. Press and hold F6 function key. You
will
eventually get to a screen were it invites you to press "S" to load
other
drivers. Select appropriate driver and continue to load Windows XP in
normal manor.
5. When your logged into Windows XP, create any other disk partitions
(with
appropriately assigned drive letters).
6. Shut down PC
7. Remove Floppy disk drive and replace case
8. Restart PC and enter BIOS. Disable Floppy disk controller and
re-enable
USB. Save and reboot.
I hope the above helps. If anyone knows how to do the above with
temporarily fitting a floppy, I would love to know. I would also
suggest
that the documentation with Shuttle could be a lot more comprehensive
(also
their web site).
"David DeCristoforo" <david@privacy.net> wrote in message
news:9is1401k3cajocd2hoko67o3fr4a2fo3uu@4ax.com...
There is a bois setting for the SATA contorller...needs to be
enabled...forget just where but it's in the manual...
DD
On Sat, 28 Feb 2004 11:05:24 -0000, "Will" <mail@wnsims.demon.co.uk
wrote:
Can any one assist.
I have just bought and built a ST61G4 with a Seagate Barracuda 160 Gb
SATA
disk. I'm trying to load Windows XP Home, but the hard disk is not
detected. On checking the BIOS, no hard disk are present. Any
suggestions?
Many thanks
"It's easy when you know how..."
Johnny Shines
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osagher
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| Posted: Sat May 01, 2004 6:24 pm Post subject: Re: SS51G does nothing! |
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Just to save some other poor soul from going through the same pain
that I did, here is the follow-up to the story. I swapped out the P4
2.4A GHz Chip (Prescott core) for a P4 2.4B GHz (Northwood core). The
machine booted up no problem, and has been purring like a satisfied
cat ever since. This is proof that the SS51G Version 2 box is NOT
COMPATIBLE with Prescott core CPU's.
Happy that's over with!!
"Tom" <geoman39@nospamcharter.net> wrote in message news:<108oe371m34kkbe@corp.supernews.com>...
| Quote: | "osagher" <osagher@umich.edu> wrote in message
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I bought a SS51G Shuttle XPC from NewEgg, as well as an Intel P4 2.40A
GHz CPU, and Transcend 512MB DDR333 PC2700 RAM. I added a 80GB Maxtor
HDD, a floppy drive and a LiteOn CDR. I built the darn thing, and
could not get it to POST. No video, no beeps, nothing. Couldn't even
turn it off unless I unplugged it. I sent the components back to
NewEgg figuring one of them was bad. The replacement components do
exactly the same. ARGH!
I unplugged the components one by one, and tried to get the mainboard
to POST. No joy.
I cleared the CMOS, no joy.
I bought a 512MB PC2700 DDR333 from Kingston (which is supposed to be
fully tested in this box). No joy.
I am at the end of my rope. Is there something else going on that I
can do to resuscitate this machine?
O |
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Norman
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| Posted: Sat May 01, 2004 10:29 pm Post subject: Re: SS51G does nothing! |
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osagher wrote :
| Quote: | Just to save some other poor soul from going through the same pain
that I did, here is the follow-up to the story. I swapped out the P4
2.4A GHz Chip (Prescott core) for a P4 2.4B GHz (Northwood core). The
machine booted up no problem, and has been purring like a satisfied
cat ever since. This is proof that the SS51G Version 2 box is NOT
COMPATIBLE with Prescott core CPU's.
Happy that's over with!!
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As these boxes are sold sans CPU and OS it would be nice if there was a
hardware and software compatibility list. I recently wasted too many
hours trying to get Win2K Pro running on one and eventually gave up and
loaded XP instead. I was hoping to run it as a Win2K server but have
decided to have a go with a dodgy copy of 2003 server instead.
Has anybody managed to get this combination working? |
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ytrewq
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| Posted: Sun May 02, 2004 2:54 pm Post subject: Re: Intel annoying boot logo? |
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I figure it out and fix it.
===========================
"David Jones" <david.jones@eontec.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | If that is an anoyance, I hate to see what you do if you have a problem
with
your Shutttle?
"ytrewq" <ytrewq@poiu.com> wrote in message
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SN75G with P4 w/HT
Is there a way to NOT have the very annoying INTEL INSIDE logo show up
on
boot?
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KenW
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| Posted: Sun May 02, 2004 5:13 pm Post subject: Re: Intel annoying boot logo? |
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Where ? Thanks
On Sun, 2 May 2004 05:54:20 -0400, "ytrewq" <ytrewq@poiu.com> wrote:
| Quote: | I figure it out and fix it.
===========================
"David Jones" <david.jones@eontec.com> wrote in message
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If that is an anoyance, I hate to see what you do if you have a problem
with
your Shutttle?
"ytrewq" <ytrewq@poiu.com> wrote in message
news:107rvaccmoanc93@news.supernews.com...
SN75G with P4 w/HT
Is there a way to NOT have the very annoying INTEL INSIDE logo show up
on
boot?
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Andy
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| Posted: Sun May 02, 2004 9:24 pm Post subject: Re: SS51G does nothing! |
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2.4 "A" is not a Prescott.... 2.4 "E" is.
A's were 400Mhz fsb, iirc. E's are 800Mhz, and the SS51's chipset falls way
short of this (533mhz as a rated, tested speed)
hth,
Andy.
"osagher" <osagher@umich.edu> wrote in message
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| Quote: | Just to save some other poor soul from going through the same pain
that I did, here is the follow-up to the story. I swapped out the P4
2.4A GHz Chip (Prescott core) for a P4 2.4B GHz (Northwood core). The
machine booted up no problem, and has been purring like a satisfied
cat ever since. This is proof that the SS51G Version 2 box is NOT
COMPATIBLE with Prescott core CPU's.
Happy that's over with!!
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ytrewq
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| Posted: Tue May 04, 2004 6:55 pm Post subject: Re: Intel annoying boot logo? |
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I was not clear.
I do NOT know how to keep the annoying INTEL logo from coming up. I think a
fix will have to come from Shuttle....but Intel may have offerred the $ to
make it so it cannot be disabled.
Bad show, Shuttle.....
=====================
"KenW" <w2bdp@comcast.net> wrote in message
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| Quote: | Where ? Thanks
On Sun, 2 May 2004 05:54:20 -0400, "ytrewq" <ytrewq@poiu.com> wrote:
I figure it out and fix it.
===========================
"David Jones" <david.jones@eontec.com> wrote in message
news:c5ldt0$31351$1@ID-202690.news.uni-berlin.de...
If that is an anoyance, I hate to see what you do if you have a problem
with
your Shutttle?
"ytrewq" <ytrewq@poiu.com> wrote in message
news:107rvaccmoanc93@news.supernews.com...
SN75G with P4 w/HT
Is there a way to NOT have the very annoying INTEL INSIDE logo show
up
on
boot?
-- KenW |
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algads
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| Posted: Sun May 09, 2004 4:37 pm Post subject: Re: ak31 v2.0 Bios flash gone wrong |
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Hi Folks
I'm back in action again now that I have a new Bios (Thanks to
http://bioschips.afraid.org). I want to upgrade my CPU, which is why I
updated the bios in the first place. The AK31 V2.0 can take up a 2100+
0.18 micron Palomino but I wondered if I put a faster CPU in, say a
2800+, would it still be recognised and run at the 1.73 Ghz of a
2100+. I am just trying to see if I am better planning on a future
mobo upgrade. Has anyone tried the faster CPUs in the AK31?
Thanks
Al.
algads@the-edge.net.au (algads) wrote in message news:<d136516e.0404171706.265ff3d5@posting.google.com>...
| Quote: | Hi folks
I inadvertently scr**ed up the bios on my AK31 V2.0 by doing it wrong
(I've done it before OK but I must have been off with the fairies this
time) and now it won't POST. Does anyone have a spare bios chip they
don't need anymore? I may be able to get hold of an AK32 and try to
re-flash my chip from that but I don't know if it would work. Any
help, assistance or advice is gratefully accepted.
Thanks
Al |
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| Posted: Sun May 09, 2004 5:00 pm Post subject: Re: Problem with Shuttle AN35N Ultra |
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Did anybody know the answer to this question? Because my board is doing the
same thing now.
"Thomas Schwenke" <thomas@swke.de> wrote in message
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| Quote: | Hello,
i've a big problem with a Shuttle AN35N Ultra. The system won't boot up
anymore, just blank screen. Not a single beep from the speaker.
I removed all cards, replaced AGP with PCI graphics card, tried another
power supply. I removed nearly all components, only cpu + ram + pci
graphics card. Nothing. Any suggestions? CPU or Mainboard dead?
Network interface (onboard) seems to work, memory voltage control leds
also. CMOS reset doesn't help.
Thomas |
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| Posted: Sun May 09, 2004 11:15 pm Post subject: Re: Problem with Shuttle AN35N Ultra |
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James S. wrote:
| Quote: | Did anybody know the answer to this question? Because my board is doing the
same thing now.
"Thomas Schwenke" <thomas@swke.de> wrote in message
news:c183n5$2c5$07$1@news.t-online.com...
Hello,
i've a big problem with a Shuttle AN35N Ultra. The system won't boot up
anymore, just blank screen. Not a single beep from the speaker.
I removed all cards, replaced AGP with PCI graphics card, tried another
power supply. I removed nearly all components, only cpu + ram + pci
graphics card. Nothing. Any suggestions? CPU or Mainboard dead?
Network interface (onboard) seems to work, memory voltage control leds
also. CMOS reset doesn't help.
Thomas
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I assume if it's the same board that you've replaced the battery.
I also assume you have had the ps unplugged for 10 or 20 seconds.
I also assume you've checked the voltage from the PS at the 20 pin header
with a digital meter.
You could also try a different PS.
You could try a different cpu.
You could try different ram.
Hope some of this helps... my an35n has been great to me for a year.
Kristi
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| Posted: Sun May 09, 2004 11:47 pm Post subject: Re: Problem with Shuttle AN35N Ultra |
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I fixed it. It was a corrupted bios. I had to clear it a couple times, now
it's working o.k.
"Kristi" <a@b.net> wrote in message news:ebkabfo6bw67$.dlg@mymoose.net...
| Quote: | James S. wrote:
Did anybody know the answer to this question? Because my board is doing
the
same thing now.
"Thomas Schwenke" <thomas@swke.de> wrote in message
news:c183n5$2c5$07$1@news.t-online.com...
Hello,
i've a big problem with a Shuttle AN35N Ultra. The system won't boot up
anymore, just blank screen. Not a single beep from the speaker.
I removed all cards, replaced AGP with PCI graphics card, tried another
power supply. I removed nearly all components, only cpu + ram + pci
graphics card. Nothing. Any suggestions? CPU or Mainboard dead?
Network interface (onboard) seems to work, memory voltage control leds
also. CMOS reset doesn't help.
Thomas
I assume if it's the same board that you've replaced the battery.
I also assume you have had the ps unplugged for 10 or 20 seconds.
I also assume you've checked the voltage from the PS at the 20 pin header
with a digital meter.
You could also try a different PS.
You could try a different cpu.
You could try different ram.
Hope some of this helps... my an35n has been great to me for a year.
Kristi
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Shuttle AN35N Ultra, XP2600Bart(11.5x400), 512mb, GeF3Ti200, WinXPproSP1.
Defragger Raxco PerfectDisk6 rocks! fast! |
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Kristi
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| Posted: Mon May 10, 2004 4:34 am Post subject: Re: Problem with Shuttle AN35N Ultra |
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Great! Glad you got it!
Kristi
James S. wrote:
| Quote: | I fixed it. It was a corrupted bios. I had to clear it a couple times, now
it's working o.k.
"Kristi" <a@b.net> wrote in message news:ebkabfo6bw67$.dlg@mymoose.net...
James S. wrote:
Did anybody know the answer to this question? Because my board is doing
the
same thing now.
"Thomas Schwenke" <thomas@swke.de> wrote in message
news:c183n5$2c5$07$1@news.t-online.com...
Hello,
i've a big problem with a Shuttle AN35N Ultra. The system won't boot up
anymore, just blank screen. Not a single beep from the speaker.
I removed all cards, replaced AGP with PCI graphics card, tried another
power supply. I removed nearly all components, only cpu + ram + pci
graphics card. Nothing. Any suggestions? CPU or Mainboard dead?
Network interface (onboard) seems to work, memory voltage control leds
also. CMOS reset doesn't help.
Thomas
I assume if it's the same board that you've replaced the battery.
I also assume you have had the ps unplugged for 10 or 20 seconds.
I also assume you've checked the voltage from the PS at the 20 pin header
with a digital meter.
You could also try a different PS.
You could try a different cpu.
You could try different ram.
Hope some of this helps... my an35n has been great to me for a year.
Kristi
--
Shuttle AN35N Ultra, XP2600Bart(11.5x400), 512mb, GeF3Ti200, WinXPproSP1.
Defragger Raxco PerfectDisk6 rocks! fast! |
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