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From: Marty on 18 Oct 2006 08:23 I'm trying to install the following: Initiator-2.02-QFE-bld1895-amd64fre.exe On a fresh build of Windows Server 2k3 Enterprise R2 x64 with a Dual Core AMD 64bit Opteron (285), and I get about halfway through the install before I get an error dialogue that is titled "iscsi200 Setup Error" and gives "Incorrect Function" in the body of the error message. The only thing to do from there is to click 'OK', which then brings up another error with the same title but with "iscsi200 installation did not complete. Select 'OK' to undo the changes that have been made." in the body. And when you click OK, it backs up the steps that had already bene done and there we sit. The event log does not tell anything specific beyond what the error popups already told me. I have two of these servers, both in the same state, doing the same thing. Are there any known compatibility issues with R2 and the iSCSI initiator?
From: Charlie Russel - MVP on 18 Oct 2006 11:10 None that I'm aware of. But since you're installing a QFE, you should have an open case with MS on it. Perhaps the download was corrupted? -- Charlie. http://msmvps.com/xperts64 "Marty" <Marty(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:222D5AEC-64B3-4908-95E6-E63C5BEABFC0(a)microsoft.com... > I'm trying to install the following: > > Initiator-2.02-QFE-bld1895-amd64fre.exe > On a fresh build of Windows Server 2k3 Enterprise R2 x64 with a Dual Core > AMD 64bit Opteron (285), and I get about halfway through the install > before I > get an error dialogue that is titled "iscsi200 Setup Error" and gives > "Incorrect Function" in the body of the error message. The only thing to > do > from there is to click 'OK', which then brings up another error with the > same > title but with "iscsi200 installation did not complete. Select 'OK' to > undo > the changes that have been made." in the body. And when you click OK, it > backs up the steps that had already bene done and there we sit. > > The event log does not tell anything specific beyond what the error popups > already told me. > > I have two of these servers, both in the same state, doing the same thing. > Are there any known compatibility issues with R2 and the iSCSI initiator?
From: Marty on 19 Oct 2006 07:35 FYI for those that may experience this - Upon a bit more prodding and experimenting I discovered that MS .NET framework 2.0 was the culprit. Once I removed it from each of the servers and restarted, the iSCSI initiator went in just fine without a problem. It seems that .NET 2.0 updated a function that the iSCSI initiator install made a call to. "Charlie Russel - MVP" wrote: > None that I'm aware of. But since you're installing a QFE, you should have > an open case with MS on it. Perhaps the download was corrupted? > > -- > Charlie. > http://msmvps.com/xperts64 > > > "Marty" <Marty(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:222D5AEC-64B3-4908-95E6-E63C5BEABFC0(a)microsoft.com... > > I'm trying to install the following: > > > > Initiator-2.02-QFE-bld1895-amd64fre.exe > > On a fresh build of Windows Server 2k3 Enterprise R2 x64 with a Dual Core > > AMD 64bit Opteron (285), and I get about halfway through the install > > before I > > get an error dialogue that is titled "iscsi200 Setup Error" and gives > > "Incorrect Function" in the body of the error message. The only thing to > > do > > from there is to click 'OK', which then brings up another error with the > > same > > title but with "iscsi200 installation did not complete. Select 'OK' to > > undo > > the changes that have been made." in the body. And when you click OK, it > > backs up the steps that had already bene done and there we sit. > > > > The event log does not tell anything specific beyond what the error popups > > already told me. > > > > I have two of these servers, both in the same state, doing the same thing. > > Are there any known compatibility issues with R2 and the iSCSI initiator? >
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