Building DMI pool. & ms-6330

Hello!
I have the K7T Turbo (MS-6330) MB with an Athlon at 1200 MHz
The problem is that i cannot make it boot...i always get this message- Building DMI pool. and the computer seems to crash
trying to solve th eproblem, i already cleared the CMOS, but this did not solve the problem...
i have deconnected everything in order to make all simple...the hdd, the floppy...and now basically it's just the processor, the MB, the memory, and the video board...but nothing...the system freeezes...i tried to load fail-safe defaults, i tried to load optimized defaults, but the system still freezes...
any ideeas how to solve the problem?
thank you

Quote from: Fredrik Åsenius on 05-March-06, 18:44:47
Hello!
This is where I'm at too. :(
It is not easily solvable, at least not here. Hopefully it is that CMOS don't like where it finds the bootable disk.
Enter BIOS if you can. Select "None" for all IDE devices. Disable primary cache. Save&Exit. Reboot, to get a CMOS error. Don't enter BIOS. Power off and unplug power cable. Clear CMOS once again. Connect the Master disk, but nothing else, to the primary IDE slot. Start up again. This time enter BIOS and do proper changes for time, hard disk etc.
Good LUCK!
(If this doesn't work, use Windows CD for booting device and do a repair install.)
but i do not at the moment where he would boot....it just freezes after showing the table with devices and irq's...after that it wites Building DMI Pool and stops...
nothing happens
what do you mean by disabling memory cache?how do i do that?

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thanks......got the startup screen back but,
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Quote from: freakytiki4u on 07-November-06, 23:42:33
Ok I tried to use relaxed FSB by -10 and relaxed mem timings but still unstable due to the motherboard trying to use dual channel memory. If you can modify the bios to where it will not have the capability of dual channel memory I truly believe it will work. Will u try this for me? I would greatly appreciate it as I am really not ready to spend all the money on new equipemtn when this suits my needs for now.
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Quote from: freakytiki4u on 07-November-06, 23:42:33
Ok I tried to use relaxed FSB by -10 and relaxed mem timings but still unstable due to the motherboard trying to use dual channel memory. If you can modify the bios to where it will not have the capability of dual channel memory I truly believe it will work. Will u try this for me? I would greatly appreciate it as I am really not ready to spend all the money on new equipemtn when this suits my needs for now.
sure but as i said before this is gona be experimental and risky. Here we go:
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NOTE: Ensure your PC is stable before proceed with BIOS update.
NOTE: Use it at own risk, chance of failure is big, cannot guarantee results and safest as provisional mode which can guarantee it will work stable with features. also cannot test it personally before give you. (don't have mobo anymore)
Using it may end with dead mainboard (BIOS chip re-flash will be required, if somethink goes wrong)

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