Help with k7n2 delta-islr

I am thinking about purchasing the cyclone bundle from allstarshop.com
It comes with the msi k7n2 delta-Islr nforce2 ultra 400
With the athalon xp 2500+ barton
512 kingston ddr 400 pc3200 cl 2.5
ati radeon 9500 pro 128k 8x agp.
I will be running windows xp pro
Will this all work together seems the msi board has lots of issues?
Thanks for any help.

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Originally posted by ally68
I am not that concerned with bench marks as I do not play alot to games. I guess what I am asking is the fx cards more compatible also if I do get kingston ddr400 should I get 2 256 stcks or one 512 stick?
For video the TI4600 would be fine and is more reasonably prices. As far as RAM Kingston is not on the approved list, like I said it may work fine or you may have problems depending on the chipset, but no matter what type of RAM you buy you definetly want to buy 2 X 256MHz so you can run dual channel.
Rob

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Help with K7N2 Delta + Barton 2500+

Last night I changed my BIOS to 11x210, everything was working fine at 11x200, but now my machine will not boot up, the D-Bracket on my MSI K7N2 Delta shows that there is a problem with the RAM, but the RAM was working fine and after leaving the machine off for sometime it begins to boot up.
You can hear the drives spin up, the the Graphics card doesn't seem to kick in and the monitor LED remains on Amber.
I have tried clearing the CMOS with the JBT1 jumper but it doesn't seem to clear, I also removed the CR2032 battery but that also didn't work.
Please Help
More information is available

read the book it eally does help J 10 will force pc into 100 fsb mode
then you can set it back to 200 and put the jumper back in user mode
only move the jumper with the pc off and mains power disconnnected

Need setup help with K7N2 Delta-L

I am having a problem with system hanging up and getting blue screen from time to time.Running msi K7N2 Delta- L board with corsair value select VS1GBKIT400 PC3200 1024MB 2x64Mx64 2x184 DIMM,Leaktek winfast A250 ti4600 video card,antec 350w ps,xp home loaded on 30 gig wd 7200 drive with clean install.Not looking to overclock just want stable setup as about all I do is play with PSP7 and run driving games.Think I do not have bios settings correct as I am still a beginner.Any help or thoughts appriciated.
Thanks Bruce

Bruce: I have the same Delta-L motherboard and it is picky about the Ram. I used Crucial 2 512 sticks 400 and they are in slots 1 and 3. Is it maybe the power supply is a little weak? Seems they like 400 or better PSU.
Wayne

Help with K7N2 Delta-L install

I am going to fit a K7N2 Delta-L motherboard next week. I have also ordered the following components.
xp2000 cpu
2x256 Crucial pc3200 ram
MSI FX5200 TD128 graphics.
I have downloaded and read the manual but I am not clear on what I should set jumpers 10 (fsb mode) & 11 (fsb frequency) to. Also when I start the computer for the first time will I have to set the cpu and memory parameters in the BIOS or will the board aut-detect them.
A.H.

nVidia Drivers
d/l the latest nforce and vga drivers
just leave jumpers as it comes
it should auto if not set fsb to 133 ,leave ram alone
set ddr fsb ratio to 1.1 as well

Need serious help with K7N2 Delta!!!

I just finished building a PC, and no problems had cropped up until my last reboot. I shutdown simply to take a look at a fan controller, but I didn't mess with any wires or anything; I simply looked at it for a sec. Anyway, when I tried to reboot, it wouldn't do it and it still won't.
It takes about 5 minutes to "Detect IDE drives ...", but eventually detects them all correctly before moving to the next screen... >>
Right now it's stalled at:
Verifying DMI Pool Data ...................
Boot from CD :
Boot from CD :
NVIDIA Boot Agent...blah, blah, blah
PXE-E61: Media test failure, check cable
PXE-M0F: Exiting NVIDIA Boot Agent.
DISK BOOT FAILURE, INSERT SYSTEM DISK AND PRESS ENTER
Anyway, I already have WinXP Home installed on it, with tons of progs set up and other stuff worked out. It was pretty much finished except for a few little things I wanted to do to custimize it. I've checked all the cables inside numerous times, and I still can't figure out what is going on. I've check all cables, jumpers, wires--everything about a hundred times, and even tried to boot from CD only, HDD only...etc...
Any help would be really appreciated!!!
Stats: MSI mobo, AMD XP2400 CPU, 512MB DDR333 RAM, 80GB WD HDD, ABIT Videocard (64MB DDR), Lite-On 52x CD-R, Lite-On 16X DVD, Sony Floppy Enermax 350w PSU

Geez this is getting frustrating. I found the problem and now I am having another.
The problem appears to be my CD-ROM. I had a CD-ROM and CD-RW on the same IDE channel. As soon as I unplugged the CD-ROM, the problem went away. I can not use the second CD-ROM no matter what IDE channel (1 or 2) or position (Master or Slave). I tried a different CD-ROM drive and it still causes the same problem. Ok, I can live without the drive for now.
Now I go to reformat my hard drive and I keeping getting a blue screen saying my Bios is not fully ACPI compliant. I flashed up to 5.6. I tried the trick of hitting F5 when Windows set-up asks for SCSI drivers and then selecting ACPI Uniprocessor. That doesn't work.
Arghhh!!!
What the hell do I got to do to get this thing to work!!!!

Help with K7N2 Delta mobo

Got it from my brother the other week. Found out that the processor was bad so I got a new one and tried to boot it up. Everything would power up but I did not get a beep or any display on the monitor. So I removed all the components except for the CPU, heatsink, PSU, and D-bracket. Still no beep, and the leds for the D-bracket pointed to Memory Detection Test. I pulled the mobo out of the case and placed it on an anti-static mat and still not getting a beep or display. I know the CPU works because I tested it on another AMD pc at work. I am going to test the GPU in another tonight after I get home. I cleared the CMOS already. The J10 jumper is set to 133MHz and the J11 is set to 133/166MHz. Don't know what else to try. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Quote from: Fredrik Åsenius on 24-August-05, 05:00:25
Yep, the processor seems to be the problem.
You know of course that the graphics card, ATI ALL-IN-WONDER 9800Pro 128MB 256-bit DDR VIVO AGP 4X/8X, need a special power connection, too.
http://www.gen-x-pc.com/vg_AIW9800P.htm From the picture it looks like a floppy device power cable.
And, this doesn't solve your problem, but I think you should wait with any PCI-cards. If you have any, take them out.
I tried the processor in another AMD machine at work and it was able to boot. I have the extra power cable for the ATI card plugged in. I tried booting with nothing on the board except the CPU and the D-link and still not getting a pc beep.

K7N2 Delta ISLR and XP3200 Woes

Let me share some of my experience with random crashes and lock ups on my main system.
Hopefully some might find it helpful and others might have useful comments to add.
It all started when I decided to upgrade my system. I waited until new technology was announced and then went out and bought the hardware that was knocked off the top spot.
My current system is:
Althon XP3200 Barton
1Gig PC3200 (2x512M)
K7N2 Delta ISLR Bios 7.7
Radeon 9700pro
Antec TruePower 550W PSU
XP Professional
SATA 120G Barracuda
When I first assembled the system I could not, and still cannot, get it to run stable as a XP3200 with a FSB of 200MHz (400MHz) and the memory in dual channel mode. The system wouldn’t boot, would randomly crash, would come up with fatal XP errors.
So after consulting the message boards I was informed it was probably be down to two causes; a inadequate power supply or overheating.
That is when I went out and bought the Antec TruePower 550W PSU. The reason being the CPU temperature was around 47C - 52C (107F - 115F) with ambient around 35C (88F). Not too hot I thought.
Anyway this did not solve the problem so I then decided to change the CPU coolers. I now have a nice collection, Alaska, Aero, Gigabyte and others. Current one on order is SLK-900A with a delta FFB0912EHE fan. But again this did not solve the problem.
I then thought that maybe the ambient inside temperature was too high and therefore pushing the CPU temperature up. To solve this I fitted two hard-drive fans, four 80mm case fans and a PCI exhaust fan. This was on top of the 3 fans already in the system. Still the system would not run. I even took the side panel off and had a 6” mains fan blowing into the case. Still couldn’t make it stable.
I have just ordered a Thermaltake Wingo V8000A case.
So I decided to check out the XP3200 and memory. After playing around I found out that:
1. The memory is fine running dual channel at 400MHz. I ran memtest using my CPU and memory in a friends PC for 12 hours without any problems (Abit board).
2. The system is stable if I drop the FSB to the processor to 166MHz (333MHz). How I am currently run the machine.
3. The system was more stable if I ran the memory in single channel mode.
4. The point it becomes unstable is when the CPU FSB is 192MHz (384Mhz).
5. The problem occurs on another K7N2 Delta ISLR motherboard. Actually exactly the same problem running a different XP3200 and 1Gig.
I have tried all possible combinations in the bios, except Vcore, Vddim voltage levels. Which is my next step. I think I need to up the Vcore at higher frequencies as I believe it may be a bios /motherboard inherent problem.
I hope this might be helpful to some who are experiencing the sample problems.
Couple of things I don’t like about the mother generally a part from the fact I can’t set it up correctly.
1. The decoupling capacitors around the CPU socket are too close. This limits the choice of CPU coolers you can fit.
2. Motherboard components interfere / prevent you from fitting certain cards in the PCI slots. Such as the SPDF adapter that comes with the motherboard.
And does anyone know:
1. What is the maximum temperature I should be seeing for stable operation on a XP3200?
2. Any recommendations on another suitable motherboard? I basically spent all the money I had so if I can’t get it working I’ll bin the motherboard and buy another one.
Oh, why don't I run it at 333MHz? Well then I got a slower system than I started with and it means I admit defeat!

I have this same board with the same BIOS and am also using an Athlon XP 3200+ (with Corsair TWINX1024-3200C2 RAM) and had the same excruciating stability problems. I had tried/tested everything in sight and no stability. Then I found a posting in this forum made a few months back by WebFan (with an XP 3200+ and basically the same RAM), who said he had the same kind of problem. He had only achieved stability when he reduced the FSB setting to 192 MHz (obviously not a coincidence). (Thank you ever so much WebFan.) I reached the heaven of stability by making the same change. Then I started experimenting; I moved the bus speed to 193, still okay. I set the RAM settings to the 3-3-6 2.5 that Corsair says are stable, still okay.
Then, and this I believe is the key step, I installed the lastest set of chipset drivers from nVidia (not the older version provided by MSI). This change subjectively seemed to improve performance noticeably, so I decided to take the big plunge and return the FSB to the rated 200 MHz setting. It's only been three days, but STILL OKAY! Before setting the FSB to 192, I was having all kinds of blue-screen crashes numerous times a day. I haven't had a single one in ten days, three days running at the full 200 MHz.
It seems to me that the board/chipset were not tuned to handle the 3200+. If you look at the description of the board on the MSI global site, it says it's compatible with Athlon XP 3000+ and up. My guess is that only the lastest edition of the drivers, version 4.24/4.27, is up to the job. (I'm not interested in overclocking and so haven't been interested in seeing if I can do better than the rated 200 MHz setting [400 MHz DDR clock speed]. Leave well enough alone, if you ask me.)
Try them; you have nothing to lose but your instability.

K7N2 Delta ISLR lock-up sound

Help!
I just got a K7N2 Delta ISLR and installed it in my system. Over the course of a few painful days I've realized that system has a propensity to lock up after I load the sound drivers for the motherboard. If I don't do that the system is completely stable but of course I don't get sound. I get this problem even when I'm only using one hard drive with nothing else in the system.
I've followed liquidsoul's NForce 2 Installation How To guide on www.AMDMB.com's forum but to no avail. Has anyone encountered this problem or know how to fix it?
Thanks!
My system specs are:
K7N2 Delta ISLR (newest bios)
1400 Athlon
2*128 DDR 266 (generic)
Plextor 12X burner
Pioneer 10X DVD-Rom
80Gb WD HDD 8Mb
40Gb Maxtor HDD
40Gb Maxtor HDD
Promise Ultra 100
Windows XP Pro SP1
Logitech Cordless Optical (keyboard & mouse)

Thanks Deathstalker & scooter787b!
When I set up the PC originally I only had one hdd in it and I did not install the promise card (you have to install them later because I've found I need to flash the bios of the promise cards so that it will be recognized by windows XP) so I guess I did do the KISS principle (I've learnt my lesson the hard way before).
That said I did the installation thing and everything looked fine. However, the lock-ups occur at no particular interval so after 3 hours and nothing wrong I installed most of the other hardware booted it up and it seemed good. But a day later the lock-ups started happening. Even removing the extra hdd and promise (btw I did put the promise card in PCI 3) card did not help (I went all the way back down to one hdd and still got the problems). I went through many reinstallations of Windows XP SP1 as well.
During the process of elimination I even bought a nice OCZ Dual DDR EL Kit but that didn't help. Also, I changed from my 350W enermax to a new 450W enermax. Problem did not stop happening. I know the hard drive I was using is in good condition.
In terms of drivers I tried the ones that came with it, 2.03, 2.45 and the realtek ones.
After 7 days of painful elimination I'm leaning towards the problem being the board.

Serius problem with k7n2 delta 2

I have problems with my k7n2 delta2 does not recognize a AtlonXP 3000+ was working in this plate, doing tests of overclock,when to restart do not work the processor in this plate but,the motherboard (k7n2 delta 2) works with other processors, and processor 3000+ works with other motherboards, but Athlon 3000+ with k7n2 delta 2 does not work together, I tested of everything recover the bios, to update the bios and nothing, dont change to default, I hope that can help me beforehand thankful.
tengo problemas con mi k7n2 delta2 no reconoce un AtlonXP 3000+ que ya estaba trabajando en esta placa madre, haciendo pruebas de overclock, y despues de reiniciarla ya no quiso reconocer el procesador athlon xp 3000+, la placa madre (k7n2 delta 2) trabaja con otros procesadores, y el procesador 3000+ trabaja con otras placas madres, pero el Athlon 3000+ con k7n2 delta 2 no trabajan juntos, ya he probado de todo restaurar el bios, actualizar el bios y nada, parece que no efectua los cambios a default, no se que hacer, espero que me puedan ayudar agradecido de antemano.
cuando tiene otro cpu enciende correctamente pero cuando le pongo el xp 3000+ no enciende el monitor ni marca ningun error solo no inicias, pero si enciende.

Why do you say Bios doesn't go to default options if with other CPUs Mobo turns on ? You must have in mind that each time you replace the CPU you must Clear CMOS to return to default options, and also you should clean HSF base and CPU die from old thermal grease. At least you know both CPU and Mobo works.
Por qué dices que la Bios no vuelve a las opciones por defecto si la tarjeta madre funciona con otros procesadores ? Debes tener en cuenta que cada vez que cambias de CPU deberías borrar las opciones que entraste en la Bios como también limpiar la base del disipador de temperatura de la CPU y la CPU misma y usar nueva pasta térmica. Al menos sabes que tanto la CPU como la tarjeta madre trabajan.

Kingston, Crucial, Twinmos memory has problem with K7N2-DELTA??

I need 2*256MB memory for my AMD 2500+XP.
Kingston, Crucial, Twinmos memory seem to have problem with K7N2-DELTA-ILSR
Is Samsung good?
Please do me a favor to choose one brand that fit my mobo in this link:
http://www.canadacomputers.com/memory.html
I tried KingMax(SuperRam Series, since they don't have the ram with the model listed in the test report) and Corsair(CMX256A-3200C2) ,both no good for 2*256MB DUAL channel
Thank you very much

I think OCZ and Samsung, is mostly work memory,r ight?
thx
I think I will try OCZ

Problem with K7N2 Delta-ILSR, please help

First off, these are the specs for the computer to which I shall be referring in this post:
K7N2 Delta-ILSR
AMD 2700+
1x512MB PC3200 Memory Corsair CM64SD512
Seagate Barracuda 80GB 7200RPM SATA ST380013AS
ATI 9600 Pro
400 Watt power supply
Cendyne 52x cd burner
Here's what happened. I installed everything with only minor difficulties, mostly due to getting the hard drive to work. They were worked through with little problem due, in large part, to this forum. I installed Windows XP, and we ran a number of things with no problem after the OS installation. The drivers for the video card loaded well. 3DMark2003 ran beautifully. After I got that working, I went to put my friend's old hard drive in as a slave, so he could get the files off of it. This seemed to work well enough. Then we went to load the drivers for the motherboard. When it got to the audio driver, we got the old "blue screen". Then the computer reset and tried booting 98 from the old hard drive. We shut down and disconnected the old hard drive. Then we restarted to find that after the second screen XP would not begin to boot. After some playing around we decided it best to reinstall, because with no combination could we get the OS to boot up. So we reinstalled, with a full format. This time, the first thing I went for was the motherboard drivers. It stopped at the audio driver, again, and gave us the old "blue screen", again. This time, instead of stopping the boot after the second screen, it came up with this message
Windows could not start because the following file is missing or corrupt:
\system32\hal.dll.
Please re-install a copy of the above file.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated before we decide what to do next. Please let me know if any more information is required. None of the bios settings have been altered, save to boot from the CD.
Thank you,
M.Cordier

i would test ram
http://www.memtest86.com
and go to drive makers site and get their testing utility
other possibility is a crap psu like them qtecs

[nForce] Problems with K7N2 Delta 2 Platinum and SATA

Hi All
I have a MSI K7N2 Delta 2 Platinum with an AMD 3200+ Barton.
I have 2 x 512mb Crucial PC3200 DDR400 RAM.
I have a Samsung 80gb SATA hard drive.
I am trying to install Windows XP Pro onto a blank SATA drive. The trouble is that I get into the Win XP Pro setup and it just doesn't recognise the drive. I have tried installing the drivers on the Flopy, but the drive just isnt recognised for me to install Win XP to the SATA drive to use as a boot drive.
I've read the advice thread, but couldn't find my problem.
Any help would be much appreciated!
Thanks

Thank for that. I haven't done that but I have got XP to recognise the drive to install to it.
XP went as far as going to the lovely bright XP installation screen and has installed hardware. When it got to installing the network it just froze up and stopped working.
Now I think the problem may be that I set the one SATA drive up to be RAID (striped) in the RAID config. I will disable this tonight and have another look. The thing that I would like to know is what setting in the BIOS of this mobo means that the SATA drive can be used as IDE? I don't have two SATA drives to use in RAID, so I figured that I have to get the one SATA to act as an IDE drive. I have SATA spreading disabled, but am unsure as to which of the other settings to change. Soz to keep asking!
EDIT: I sorted the RAID config thing. Fomatted the drive and re-installed XP. Once again, it just stops once it gets to the windowsesque creen. It stops at various points during the installation, sometimes at the "installing networks" bit, sometimes at the "completing installation" (after coying data). I just don't know what to do realy. Might RMA the board and go back to my trusted old Aopen AK77-600GN :-(
Anyone any ideas?

Problems with K7N2 Delta-L

Hi, I am new here, so hello :D
Well, I've just bought a MSI K7N2 Delta-L, beautifull board, with 2 x 256MB DDR400...
My actual PC, so:
MSI K7N2 Delta-L
Athlon XP 1700+ 1.5v DLT3C JIUHB
Thermaltake Volcano 7+
2 x 256MB PC3200 VM
Well, I updated bios to the last one (5.4) and all is running ok... but I have some problems.
1) I have problems when I try to overclock. One ot them, is that when I change a multiplier, o up the fsb... I must change jumpers, etc. etc. coz pc doesnt boot ... but later when I played with jumpers, it boot at speed that I wanted, like 10x200, etc. I dont know how to explain this problem! :(
2) Well, another problem is with "By H/W" option in vCore and Multiplier. When I select this option, the vCore sometimes go to 1.8v ... and when I select 1.8v, if it wants, its go to 1.6v in win... I dont know what to do, bios do what he wants.
3) Well, the last and I think most important problem, is when I try to change CAS Latency. I have 2.5-3-3-7 DDR400 memory. When I try to change CAS Latency to 2, in bios, its all right, it's boots, and figures CAS 2. But when I enter windows, ALL programs, says that CAS Latency is 2.5 !!! I tried lowering FSB to 133, and trying again CAS 2, but nothing, still CAS2.5 in win. I runned benchmarks, but no perfomance gaining with BIOS CAS2. What happens!!?? Another thing, was that if I put in BIOS, AUTO, when I chane FSB to 233, CAS Latency goes to 3, when I put FSB to 200, CAS Latency goes to 2.5, when I put FSB to 166, CAS Latency remains in 2.5, when I put FSB to 133, IT STILL BEEING in 2.5 .. !! It doesnt change... the same in FSB 100.
HELP!!! and thanks a lot :(
PD: Same problems with all bios.

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Originally posted by Dancer
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Originally posted by lmichani
Another problem, expanding problem "3)"
In bios, I go to multiplier option, I select 9.5.
In FSB, 200.
Then, in vCore, I select by H/W...
Save... ---> ... WOHOO !! 2200 MHz!
WHY !!?? (200 x 11 says in win) ... SSHHIITT!
- Another problem... when I select by H/W in vCore... it goes to 1.8v!!!!
IS GOING ON WITH MY BOARD? Is the crappy bios?!
Bump all you want, with this kind of language I don't think you're going to get an answer. :O Read the rules of the forum!
I didnt know that "SSHHIITT" and ":censored:" were "bad words"; btw I deleted them.
next time say me that by PM.

HyperX with K7N2 Delta ILSR

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
but a lot of users here use other brands such as Corsair, Mushkin etc.
WHY?
and
WHY MSI does not recommend Corsair and Mushkin?
I believe both are reasonable questions.
And now lets move to the critical question.
Does the Kigston HyperX (PC3200) 400MHz (KHX3200)-CL2 will work smoothly with the
K7N2 Delta ILSR?
Any input is appreciated.
Thanks

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.
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!

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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.

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