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Ive had loads of strange problems with the broadcom Nics, try disableing everything in the advanced section of the drivers properties. Failing that stick in a different NIC.
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I Can not deploy the Hp G5 server whit the Boradcom NETXTREME II NIC - the RIS installation are with Win PE 2.0 - and it is a 2003 server 32bit image<br />
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I Have tried many things solutions:<br />
<a href="http://www.broadcom.com/docs/driver_download/NetXtremeII_readme.txt" rel="ugc">http://www.broadcom.com/docs/driver_download/NetXtremeII_readme.txt</a><br />
the win pe from windows 2008 server <br />
etc.<br />
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Has anyone encounter the same problem - and com up with a solution.<br />

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I Can not deploy the Hp G5 server whit the Boradcom NETXTREME II NIC - the RIS installation are with Win PE 2.0 - and it is a 2003 server 32bit image

I Have tried many things solutions:
http://www.broadcom.com/docs/driver_download/NetXtremeII_readme.txt
the win pe from windows 2008 server 
etc.

Has anyone encounter the same problem - and com up with a solution.


Ive had loads of strange problems with the broadcom Nics, try disableing everything in the advanced section of the drivers properties. Failing that stick in a different NIC.

Ris Instalation will not initialize Boradcom NETXTREME NIC II in a HP DL 360 G5 Server ( Win Pe 2.0 )

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