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Asked by mpdillon in Windows 2003 Server, Computer Motherboards
The computer hangs with message Verifying DMI pool... I have read numerous posts here but none seem to describe my situation.
I have an Abit MB with 4 Sata connections. 1 year ago when I built the computer, I installed 3 Sata drives and configured them into a RAID 5 using the onboard Intel ICH7R controller. This still is working and when the BIOS is set to make this volume the First Hard disk then the system does boot into the operating system without the DMI error.
Over the weekend I installed a new SATA hard disk onto the remaining SATA port. I installed MS Server 2003 onto this hard disk. This seemed to go fine. The computer booted once or twice into the new operating system. I installed VMWare Server. All was well till I realized I needed to uninstall VMWare server. I uninstalled VMWare server though the control panel. On the reboot the system hangs at the DMI error message.
If I change the Hard Disk Priority in the BIOS, I can still boot into the other volume with the other operating system. However, when I set the BIOS to choose the single disk first, I get the DMI error message.
To me it would appear that something went wrong during the uninstall of VMware Server. But I do not have any idea how to fix it.
Thanks,
pat
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