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Nermin,
2 Z800 HP server, 6 GBytes of ram with 1 80 GB sata for
the os and 2 sata 1TB in software raid1.
The graphic board is an Nvidia Quadro
FX380
I have other servers ( FC10 ) that mirrors locally
the update and everything publicly available repositories.
As suggested by Brian Millet , I had to add the following to the boot
kernel line in grubf .conf :
iommu=soft
and everything runs fine.
As I suspected, the problem is the video driver, and I've found some notes
in the nvidia web site about that, but with the line above appended at the end
of the line in grub.conf, just after the "quiet", all runs fine.
I've found some troubles using the LSI raid chips, and I've switched to the
software solution and the Intel SAS, with a small modification in the
rc.sysinit due to the time the raid need to become ready.
Anyway the Z800s are on and ok.
Cheers
Filippo
Skype shinymetal-skype
In the meantime, I passed my Z800 to the IT technicians, they diagnosed a hardware problem and changed the system board. Not sure if I want to install fedora; thinking of changing to red hat as it seems more stable. On Sun, Apr 25, 2010 at 10:58 PM, Fil-ShinyMetal <shinymetal@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
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