Errors with MSI Delta-ILSR

2 things is wrong:
When i start it up, it shows something like
"no drive in fastattach, bios not installed" but i´ve heard
that its nothing to worry about?
Second is that sometimes when i start and always when i restart, it only start sounding like an ambulance and the screen acts like no graphic-card is installed... also when i change FSB to make the cpu right clocked, it say i only got 512 DDR ram (i got 1024, which is showed when less clocked)...
pls help, the memory is 2x512 DDR ram 2700 Twinmos
if it´s the memory that causing trouble, i will personally
break the MB in two parts and throw it away as the junk it is...

hi
twinmos is a hit or miss i belive.
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When i start it up, it shows something like
"no drive in fastattach, bios not installed" but i´ve heard
that its nothing to worry about?
this just tells you nothing is connected to raid.
but there is one thing you can do.
give us a complete list of what you have
memory cpu hd cd dvd zip
and dont forget to include 3.3v 5v and 12v rails on the psu.
but it sounds like it could be a memory malfunction.
you can always try memtest86
its a program that test your memory.
bye

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I start a new thread because the topic could be interesting to other posters too.
From the MSI website we can see that Kingston DDR is recommended by MSI
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WHY?
and
WHY MSI does not recommend Corsair and Mushkin?
I believe both are reasonable questions.
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msi_ole,
I have 4 computers here in my home office with various configs in them...way too numerous to list in a signature...my main system that I use for gaming is what is in my signature...I have the K7N2G-ILSR (non Delta) board in my testbed system...I have an MSI Ti-4600 Video card in another one of them...so I DO use MSI parts but I really like the combo of what I show in my signature much more than any other combination that I put together with all of this hardware...The system below is the fastest combo I found and it's that way even with no OCing so why wouldn't I go with it?
Also having this ASUS board let me know that not only MSI has issues with their nF2 chipset build because I've had to jump thru many hoops for various things with the ASUS board too...most of their problems are with the dual onboard network cards and memory issues which isn't really different than any of the other mfg's out there...I like to tinker with as much of this stuff as I can to see if it's one mfg or all of them and imho and from my tests it's NOT just MSI having this problem it's all of them...
What I said about Kingston has been their norm for years now...I used to own a computer store and they ALWAYS back out when they have issues...it's their way cause it's easier on them than having to actually fix something it seems...I don't like them and probly never will because of my experiences with them in the past...this is just my opinion and take it for what it's worth...
ALSO, if you had read my sticky post at the top of the forum you'd see that I recommend that you DO NOT follow MSI's recommended memory list as it could have been that they got a batch of modules that actually did work in the 1 or 2 boards that they tested them in...batches of memory differ highly in specs and those lists mean nothing to me when I buy memory anymore...gets me in the ballpark and nothing else...so take them with a grain of salt because NOTHING in electronics is absolute...parametric differences of electronic parts can leave you scratching your head for days when you just KNOW that something should work...it's the way it is...
My background in electronics is quite extensive starting with my DeVRY degree thru Guidance & Control Systems for Jets and Missiles to Memory Testers & VLSI testers used to test Intel/AMD CPU's and the memory we use in these beasts that we love to play with so much...
I've seen so much crap happen over the years I'm here hoping that I can help everyone and learn some stuff myself on the way...
Cheers!! 8)

1st boot probs with k7n2 delta ilsr

1st build, 1st boot error
NVIDIA Boot Agent, PXE-2.0 (build 082 V1.82)
PXE-E61: Media test failure, check cable
PXE-M0F: Exiting NVIDIA Boot Agent.
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i have a k7n2 delta ilsr
amd athlon xp 2500+ 1.83ghz 333 fsb
maxtor diamondmax+9 120 gb sata
kingston ddr333 pc2700 cl 2.5
sapphire radeon 9700 pro atlantis 128 mb ddr
if anyone can help i would greatly appreciate it!

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1st build, 1st boot error
NVIDIA Boot Agent, PXE-2.0 (build 082 V1.82)
PXE-E61: Media test failure, check cable
PXE-M0F: Exiting NVIDIA Boot Agent.
DISK BOOT FAILURE, INSERT SYSTEM DISK AND PRESS ENTER
i have a k7n2 delta ilsr
amd athlon xp 2500+ 1.83ghz 333 fsb
maxtor diamondmax+9 120 gb sata
kingston ddr333 pc2700 cl 2.5
sapphire radeon 9700 pro atlantis 128 mb ddr
if anyone can help i would greatly appreciate it!
You first need to make sure you have the promise controller drivers installed for it to recognize the hard drive. The system should have came with a floppy disk with the drivers on it........Make sure your boot order is floppy drive/cdrom drive/sata/scsi........boot to the XP cd after you have the sata controllers installed......then run the XP disk setup partion/format/install.........after installation you can set boot order as sata/scsi as first boot device.

Problem with K7N2 Delta-ILSR, please help

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K7N2 Delta-ILSR
AMD 2700+
1x512MB PC3200 Memory Corsair CM64SD512
Seagate Barracuda 80GB 7200RPM SATA ST380013AS
ATI 9600 Pro
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Windows could not start because the following file is missing or corrupt:
\system32\hal.dll.
Please re-install a copy of the above file.
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[email protected]

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