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From: klaus on 27 Mar 2007 19:56 Thanks Dennis! I can only choose setting S1 OR S3 (suspend to RAM) not both. What should I do? Do you think this is the crucial point here which prevents my system from booting? Thanks and regards, Klaus "Dennis Pack" wrote: > Klaus: > Try setting the power management ACPI suspend type as S1 & S3 > instead of S1 (pos). Have a great day. > > -- > Dennis Pack > XP x64, Vista Enterprise x64 > Office2007 > "klaus" <klaus(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:D728A009-8F03-44B9-BA31-D734E1A78FDD(a)microsoft.com... > > Hi, > > > > Thanks for your comments so far. I have repaired the x64 system using the > > installation CD once again. So I am back to service pack 1 and I do not > > know > > what to do. > > > > Here is my configuration: > > Motherboard: Gigabyte K8VNXP > > In BIOS setup the two USB Controller are enabled. On-board ATA/RAID is > > enabled. GigaRAID function is RAID (alternative would be ATA). Boot up > > sequence is SCSI prior to ATA/RAID. In power management ACPI suspend type > > is > > set to S1(POS) = "power on suspend under ACPI os" > > > > I am using 2 SCSI drives attached to Adaptec AHA 2940U2W - Ultra2 SCSI > > Controller. > > On the first SCSI drive I have installed XP Prof 32 bit. Boot letter "C:" > > On the second SCSI drive is the X64 XP Prof os. Boot letter "D:" > > Three other SCSI devices (CD-ROM, CD Writer, Tape drive) are attached to > > this controller. > > > > Furthermore, I am using the on-board ITE IT8212 ATA RAID Controller with 3 > > IDE drives. Driver letter "V:" > > > > I am using a PS/2 keyboard and a USB mouse. > > > > I used to work with this configuration for months. All updates for the X64 > > system are successfully installed via automatic updates. SP2 is the first > > update, which does not work. After installing sp2 the system does not boot > > anymore. Using safe mode, I could see that the system crashes after > > loading > > acpitabl.dat which does not exist. > > How to proceed? > > > > Many thanks for your help! > > Klaus > > > > "David Craig" wrote: > > > >> I filed a bug on this problem during the beta of SP2 or maybe R2. They > >> closed it and I followed up with more information, but nothing happened. > >> I > >> think most enterprise use of Server involves only one type of drive. > >> There > >> might be fibre channel, SCSI, or even SATA but not mixed. That seems to > >> be > >> the target and it isn't going to change. > >> > >> "Agent86" <MaxwellSmart(a)control.org> wrote in message > >> news:h0vvv25r7n4b02bheusqlg9o43i9ml74t7(a)4ax.com... > >> > On Tue, 20 Mar 2007 08:09:23 -0700, klaus > >> > <klaus(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: > >> > > >> >>Thanks John, > >> >> > >> >>However my IDE RAID system is not hot swappable, the controller is part > >> >>of > >> >>the motherboard and I cannot plug in drives after the system has been > >> >>booted. > >> >>I have already repaired the x64 installation, this took hours. > >> >>Unfortunately, > >> >>I had to reinstall all updates. After installing sp2 I have the same > >> >>situation again. > >> >>Any ideas? > >> >> > >> >>Thanks and regards, > >> >>Klaus > >> > you might try safe mode - check your bios to enable usb legacy support > >> > or use a ps/2 keyboard to get to safe mode. Once you are in safe mode > >> > try to sort out your drive letters. I have learned that if you > >> > install windows on a sata drive on a system that has IDE drives, it > >> > will try to make drive 0 your boot drive. To get around this I unplug > >> > all but the drive I want to be the boot and system drive during > >> > installs or repairs. Then replug them after the install or repair. If > >> > one of your IDE drive was made active during the repair or install, > >> > that will remain a problem. > >> > Paul > >> > >> > >> >
From: klaus on 27 Mar 2007 21:09 Thanks Dennis! I can only choose setting S1 OR S3 (suspend to RAM) not both. What should I do? Do you think this is the crucial point here which prevents my system from booting? Thanks and regards, Klaus "klaus" wrote: > After I have installed service pack 2 my XP X64 system reboots continuously. > When starting in safe mode I observe that the last driver loaded is > acpitabl.dat. This file does not exist. > Any ideas what is going wrong here? > > Best regards, > Klaus >
From: Dennis Pack on 27 Mar 2007 21:17 Klaus: Actually it's a WAG on my part. I haven't had the problem that you're having on three test systems during the beta, 2 systems updated to RTM through Windows update and 2 systems to RTM from the download. The setting that's different on your system is the S1 instead of S3 and I vaguely remember an oddity on one system until I changed the setting from S1 to S3. Have a great day. -- Dennis Pack XP x64, Vista Enterprise x64 Office2007 "klaus" <klaus(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:D8B80796-3E76-4C3B-AB82-D47426E8F425(a)microsoft.com... > Thanks Dennis! > > I can only choose setting S1 OR S3 (suspend to RAM) not both. > What should I do? > Do you think this is the crucial point here which prevents my system from > booting? > > Thanks and regards, > Klaus > > "Dennis Pack" wrote: > >> Klaus: >> Try setting the power management ACPI suspend type as S1 & S3 >> instead of S1 (pos). Have a great day. >> >> -- >> Dennis Pack >> XP x64, Vista Enterprise x64 >> Office2007 >> "klaus" <klaus(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:D728A009-8F03-44B9-BA31-D734E1A78FDD(a)microsoft.com... >> > Hi, >> > >> > Thanks for your comments so far. I have repaired the x64 system using >> > the >> > installation CD once again. So I am back to service pack 1 and I do not >> > know >> > what to do. >> > >> > Here is my configuration: >> > Motherboard: Gigabyte K8VNXP >> > In BIOS setup the two USB Controller are enabled. On-board ATA/RAID is >> > enabled. GigaRAID function is RAID (alternative would be ATA). Boot up >> > sequence is SCSI prior to ATA/RAID. In power management ACPI suspend >> > type >> > is >> > set to S1(POS) = "power on suspend under ACPI os" >> > >> > I am using 2 SCSI drives attached to Adaptec AHA 2940U2W - Ultra2 SCSI >> > Controller. >> > On the first SCSI drive I have installed XP Prof 32 bit. Boot letter >> > "C:" >> > On the second SCSI drive is the X64 XP Prof os. Boot letter "D:" >> > Three other SCSI devices (CD-ROM, CD Writer, Tape drive) are attached >> > to >> > this controller. >> > >> > Furthermore, I am using the on-board ITE IT8212 ATA RAID Controller >> > with 3 >> > IDE drives. Driver letter "V:" >> > >> > I am using a PS/2 keyboard and a USB mouse. >> > >> > I used to work with this configuration for months. All updates for the >> > X64 >> > system are successfully installed via automatic updates. SP2 is the >> > first >> > update, which does not work. After installing sp2 the system does not >> > boot >> > anymore. Using safe mode, I could see that the system crashes after >> > loading >> > acpitabl.dat which does not exist. >> > How to proceed? >> > >> > Many thanks for your help! >> > Klaus >> > >> > "David Craig" wrote: >> > >> >> I filed a bug on this problem during the beta of SP2 or maybe R2. >> >> They >> >> closed it and I followed up with more information, but nothing >> >> happened. >> >> I >> >> think most enterprise use of Server involves only one type of drive. >> >> There >> >> might be fibre channel, SCSI, or even SATA but not mixed. That seems >> >> to >> >> be >> >> the target and it isn't going to change. >> >> >> >> "Agent86" <MaxwellSmart(a)control.org> wrote in message >> >> news:h0vvv25r7n4b02bheusqlg9o43i9ml74t7(a)4ax.com... >> >> > On Tue, 20 Mar 2007 08:09:23 -0700, klaus >> >> > <klaus(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote: >> >> > >> >> >>Thanks John, >> >> >> >> >> >>However my IDE RAID system is not hot swappable, the controller is >> >> >>part >> >> >>of >> >> >>the motherboard and I cannot plug in drives after the system has >> >> >>been >> >> >>booted. >> >> >>I have already repaired the x64 installation, this took hours. >> >> >>Unfortunately, >> >> >>I had to reinstall all updates. After installing sp2 I have the same >> >> >>situation again. >> >> >>Any ideas? >> >> >> >> >> >>Thanks and regards, >> >> >>Klaus >> >> > you might try safe mode - check your bios to enable usb legacy >> >> > support >> >> > or use a ps/2 keyboard to get to safe mode. Once you are in safe >> >> > mode >> >> > try to sort out your drive letters. I have learned that if you >> >> > install windows on a sata drive on a system that has IDE drives, it >> >> > will try to make drive 0 your boot drive. To get around this I >> >> > unplug >> >> > all but the drive I want to be the boot and system drive during >> >> > installs or repairs. Then replug them after the install or repair. >> >> > If >> >> > one of your IDE drive was made active during the repair or install, >> >> > that will remain a problem. >> >> > Paul >> >> >> >> >> >> >>
From: Klaus on 29 Mar 2007 05:15 I have additional two questions: 1. What is acpitabl.dat? When I start the repaired SP1 version of X64 in safe mode, I can see that the last driver loaded is acpitabl.dat in system32. This driver is loaded successfully although I can't find any acpitabl.* files on the whole disk. 2. In event viewer I see a lot of errors propably concerning one of my two SCSI drives: Event Type: Error Event Source: aic78u2 Event Category: None Event ID: 5 Date: 29.03.2007 Time: 10:18:59 User: N/A Computer: SERVER Description: A parity error was detected on \Device\Scsi\aic78u21. Checkdisk does not find errors on both drives. Does I have to take this error message more seriously? Could this be the reason for the booting failure under SP2? Thanks and regards, Klaus "klaus" <klaus(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:DC6139DD-F905-4260-95B9-4F916404EB24(a)microsoft.com... > After I have installed service pack 2 my XP X64 system reboots > continuously. > When starting in safe mode I observe that the last driver loaded is > acpitabl.dat. This file does not exist. > Any ideas what is going wrong here? > > Best regards, > Klaus >
From: Dennis Pack on 29 Mar 2007 08:44
Klaus: At this point I'm at the limit of my knowledge. An error with a hard drive can create havoc on a system. If you're running W2K3 server the following article may be of help, http://weblogs.asp.net/lkempe/archive/2005/04/04/397084.aspx. Have a great day. -- Dennis Pack XP x64, Vista Enterprise x64 Office2007 "Klaus" <Klaus(a)nowhere.invalid> wrote in message news:uU2f6KecHHA.4720(a)TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl... >I have additional two questions: > 1. > What is acpitabl.dat? When I start the repaired SP1 version of X64 in safe > mode, I can see that the last driver loaded is acpitabl.dat in system32. > This driver is loaded successfully although I can't find any acpitabl.* > files on the whole disk. > > 2. > In event viewer I see a lot of errors propably concerning one of my two > SCSI drives: > Event Type: Error > Event Source: aic78u2 > Event Category: None > Event ID: 5 > Date: 29.03.2007 > Time: 10:18:59 > User: N/A > Computer: SERVER > Description: > A parity error was detected on \Device\Scsi\aic78u21. > > Checkdisk does not find errors on both drives. Does I have to take this > error message more seriously? Could this be the reason for the booting > failure under SP2? > > Thanks and regards, > Klaus > > > "klaus" <klaus(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:DC6139DD-F905-4260-95B9-4F916404EB24(a)microsoft.com... >> After I have installed service pack 2 my XP X64 system reboots >> continuously. >> When starting in safe mode I observe that the last driver loaded is >> acpitabl.dat. This file does not exist. >> Any ideas what is going wrong here? >> >> Best regards, >> Klaus >> > > |