Host hangs during bootup after installing Hyper-V Role

My hyperv test box is a Dell Optiplex 980, i7, 8GB RAM.
Due to small data partitions I had to rearrange the partitions on the disk.
Before this the layout was like this:
#1 primary WS2008R2SP1
#2 primary WS2012 RTM Build9200
#3 primary ext3, boot partition
#4 extended
#N logical WS2012R2 RTM Build9600, booted from #1
#N logical WIN data partition with VM images
System was booting from #3 into grub, which did chainload into #1, #2 and several logical paritions.
Now the layout is like this:
#1 primary ext2
#2 primary ntfs, boot parition
#3 primary linux-swap
#4 extended
#5 logical WS2008R2SP2
#6 logical WS2012 RTM Build9200
#7 logical WS2012R2 RTM Build9600
#8 logical WSBeta1, empty
#9 logical WSBeta2, empty
#10 logical WIN data , now large enough, still empty
#N logical several ext3 partitions
First I installed WS2008R2, installed role Hyper-V, applied all updates. Everything looks fine there.
Then I installed WS2012, system came up fine. Then the trouble started: first installed role Hyper-V, after several reboots during role installation the box is hanging with busy HDD LED. Not sure if there is actually disk activity. It booted up to the turquoise
squares which are initially shown. But those white spinning points are not shown. After one hour I did a hard reset, installed WS2012 again and applied all available updates before attempting to install the role Hyper-V. But unfortunately same result.
Then I figured this bug might be fixed with WS2012R2. So same procedure, install WS2012R2, apply all available updates, system comes up fine. Install role Hyper-V, several automatic reboots during role installation. Result: same hang with busy HDD LED.
I'm not familier with the Windows boot details.
So my question is: What debug data can I provide so that someone familiar with the boot sequence of a Windows host can see how far it got? Are there any logfiles written, and hopefully flushed to disk, to see how far in booting it got? I remember in the
startup properties there are knobs for serial ports. I will enabled them from the WS2008 partition, maybe some useful progress log is written to the serial port.
Over night I will let it run, maybe WS2012R2 recovers after a few hours.
Thanks for any help with tracking this windows bug down.
Olaf

Here is the actual, new partition layout which I still had in another window:
root@optiplex:~ # parted /dev/sda unit s print
Model: ATA WDC WD15EADS-00P (scsi)
Disk /dev/sda: 2930277168s
Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B
Partition Table: msdos
Number Start End Size Type File system Flags
1 2048s 2097151s 2095104s primary ext3 type=83
2 2097152s 4194303s 2097152s primary ntfs boot, type=07
3 4194304s 20971519s 16777216s primary linux-swap(v1) type=82
4 20971520s 2930276351s 2909304832s extended lba, type=0f
5 20973568s 73402367s 52428800s logical ntfs type=07
6 73404416s 125833215s 52428800s logical ntfs type=07
7 125835264s 178264063s 52428800s logical ntfs type=07
8 899624960s 1048561663s 148936704s logical ext3 type=83
9 1048576000s 1258289151s 209713152s logical ext3 type=83
10 1258291200s 1853884415s 595593216s logical ext3 type=83
11 1853886464s 2930276351s 1076389888s logical ext3 type=83
root@optiplex:~ # parted /dev/sda unit GiB print
Model: ATA WDC WD15EADS-00P (scsi)
Disk /dev/sda: 1397GiB
Sector size (logical/physical): 512B/512B
Partition Table: msdos
Number Start End Size Type File system Flags
1 0,00GiB 1,00GiB 1,00GiB primary ext3 type=83
2 1,00GiB 2,00GiB 1,00GiB primary ntfs boot, type=07
3 2,00GiB 10,0GiB 8,00GiB primary linux-swap(v1) type=82
4 10,0GiB 1397GiB 1387GiB extended lba, type=0f
5 10,0GiB 35,0GiB 25,0GiB logical ntfs type=07
6 35,0GiB 60,0GiB 25,0GiB logical ntfs type=07
7 60,0GiB 85,0GiB 25,0GiB logical ntfs type=07
8 429GiB 500GiB 71,0GiB logical ext3 type=83
9 500GiB 600GiB 100GiB logical ext3 type=83
10 600GiB 884GiB 284GiB logical ext3 type=83
11 884GiB 1397GiB 513GiB logical ext3 type=83

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Last edited by TheStatsMan (2011-07-26 07:40:48)

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