915PL Neo-V dont boot with DVD

Hi, i have a big problem.. i need to install a OS Suse Linux with DVD-Rom..
but my system don't boot ....need's help please!
boot seguence:
1 - cdrom
2 - hardk
3 - floopy
what's the solution for this? what i must do? thanks!
(sorry for my english, i'am brazillian)

Try this:
Start your pc and hit F11 when the POST screen shows up;
After that, you should get a boot menu with all your disks / drives;
Select the DVD-drive you want to boot from manually.
Now, it should start from DVD. If it does not, you should see an error.

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Which FSB/Memory Ratio did you choose in BIOS?
Does it work, if you choose the divider for DDR2-800 MHz?
What is the memory voltage recommended for these modules @1066 MHz effective speed?
Did you try with one stick of RAM only?
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I think the divider was 1.1-6? I will confirm in a couple of hours once I am home. It works at 1-1 but the speed was 400mhz. It also ran at 667. Whatever that divider was.
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Hello Blazer and thank you for replying.
Answering one at a time...
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On the compatability list, it says
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Greetings!
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If I understand correctly, you are saying that you can install Vista and XP to the system but not able to boot into the OS'es when you have 4GB of RAMs installed?
I would recommend you to test the RAMs with Memtest86.
Yes, I could install Vista and XP just fine. Also at first I could boot them with 4gigs just fine. Now my system won't POST with 4 gigs.
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