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My server on stratup shows the error message "Resource Conflict - PCI mass storage controller in slot 04"
HP server ML 150 G2 on startup gives the below error message.
Resource Conflict - PCI mass storage controller in slot 4
bus:03, device:04, function:00
On F1 resume. Hard disk is not detected and system does not boot.
Operating System: Windows 2003, Bios: Phoenix
Tried the following:
1) Removed the hard disk and inserted in another similar server. It works fine.
2) Replaced CMOS battery
3) BIOS firmware upgraded
4) BIOS set to default
5) Changed PCI card slots.
6) Changed Hard disk slots
7) Changed data cable.
8) Installed different PCI card. (Shows the same error)
Please provide solution
Resource Conflict - PCI mass storage controller in slot 4
bus:03, device:04, function:00
On F1 resume. Hard disk is not detected and system does not boot.
Operating System: Windows 2003, Bios: Phoenix
Tried the following:
1) Removed the hard disk and inserted in another similar server. It works fine.
2) Replaced CMOS battery
3) BIOS firmware upgraded
4) BIOS set to default
5) Changed PCI card slots.
6) Changed Hard disk slots
7) Changed data cable.
8) Installed different PCI card. (Shows the same error)
Please provide solution
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Did you try the suggestions in the link I sent?
you try a different PCI slot?
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jhyiesla:
I tried the suggestions from the link you sent me.
f-king:
I also tried using different PCIO slots.
I tried the suggestions from the link you sent me.
f-king:
I also tried using different PCIO slots.
What type of device (IDE, SCSI) are you trying to run off of the card and do you have another drive array in the server or other PCI cards?
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Device: SCSI
No array
Tried using different PCI cards
No array
Tried using different PCI cards
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Nope..
Only one PCI card.
Only one PCI card.
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jhyiesla:
Thanks for trying to help me out.
I too felt that the problem has something to do with the BIOS. Wanted to change the IRQ settings... but couldnt.
I had got in touch with HP. They have suggested replacement of the motherboard.
Thanks again...
Thanks for trying to help me out.
I too felt that the problem has something to do with the BIOS. Wanted to change the IRQ settings... but couldnt.
I had got in touch with HP. They have suggested replacement of the motherboard.
Thanks again...
That's about where I was going as well. Not that I am a super guru on this stuff, but I felt we had really worked through all of the other viable options.
If my suggestions were helpful would appreciate an appropriate amount of points.
Thanx...
Thanx...
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I have the same problem...
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2 hard disks and an optical drive..
Tried to put on without connecting the drives, with the PCI card on the board. The error message comes up on start up itself.
I removed the PCI card and then tried to turn on. No error message.....
Replaced the PCI card with another make. Again the same error message.