Can't install winxp on 6163VA

i've got a pc with a ms-6163va motherboard with a p3 500 processor.
Since I wanted to install xp on it I've updated the bios to 3.5, i've tried clearing the cmos and also disabling all optimizations and apm in the bios but there's nothing to do: when I try to install windows randomly during the installation (i've saw this only when it's reading/writing from the hd or the cdrom) it hangs, it does this when it formats the partition and when it copies the files or load the files for booting the installation so it's not a cdrom problem. I've tried to use another cdrom drive but the same problem occurred. Then I decided to install xp in the hd using another computer (i've just done the 1° part of the installation and removed the hd when it asked for reboot to see if the installation continued on the pc with the 6163 motherboard) but nothing when it boots it gives me an 0x00000007b error.
Please help meeee  ;(  ;(  ;(
and sorry for my horrible english  8o

eeeeck I thought it was installing   but nearly the end of the installation it crashes and when I reboot it have to restart from scratch :/
The error is "MEMORY MANAGEMENT ERROR" and it happens always in the same point of the installation  ;(
Any suggestion about something that I should try to have the installation to finish?
Btw this is the 1000th post in this section :PP
Nobody would be so cruel to not help the 1000th poster wouldn't you? :P  :P  :P

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