P67A-GD65 does not boot with LSI 9240-8i HBA

Hi All,
When I installed my LSI 9240-8i I was able to boot to the ICH10 Raid as long as the Marvell Raid controller was disabled. Once I updated the LSI card to the latest version of the firmware I cant boot at all. I've cleared the CMOS, I've disabled everything in the BIOS (raid controllers, 1394, NIC, etc). All not no avail.
Thus Far I've tried:
-Booting to OS on the ICH10 RAID gets me into Windows 7 (x64): Resulted in the LSI controller showing, "This device could not start. (Code 10)" under Device Manager.
-Updating Firmware: Resulted in the mobo hanging on POST at code "92".
-Upating BIOS from 1.B to 1.C5 Beta: Resulted in mobo hanging on POST at code "92".
-When I move the card to my Dell Prescision workstation, the LSI RAID controller works like a charm!
Observations:
MSI P67A-GD65 BIOS v. 1.B
-LSI Firmware
20.10.1-0037 (APP-2.120.54-1235)   15-APR-11   - BROKEN
20.10.1-0029 (APP-2.120.24-1181)   - 04-MAR-11 - BROKEN
(Same as above, but I list it anyways)
MSI P67A-GD65 BIOS v. 1.C5
-LSI Firmware
20.10.1-0037 (APP-2.120.54-1235)   15-APR-11   - BROKEN
20.10.1-0029 (APP-2.120.24-1181)   - 04-MAR-11 - BROKEN
MSI PLEASE HELP!
I am running:
Mobo: MSI P67A-GD65 1.C5
CPU: I7 2600k
RAID: LSI 9240-8i
Thanks!

Quote from: NovJoe on 23-May-11, 10:16:19
Looks to me that it is the LSI firmware issue as the card works fine until you updated its firmware.
Do card with the card's vendor.
Hi NovJoe,
Thats just it. It looks like its an MSI BIOS compatability issue all along. Before I upgrade the firmware, the card works in my Dell Precision Workstation, but does not work on the MSI mobo; shows Device could not start (Code 10) error. After I upgrade the Firmware, the MSI mobo will not POST, but the Dell still boots up with the card perfectly.
Its definitely NOT the card. If both the 9240 and 9260 cards work perfectly in other computers then there is something wrong with the MSI mobo or BIOS.
Please help.
Thanks!

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