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Oh well, never ending odyssee. A few months back I bought a mini-ITX mainboard with integrated AMD APU and fitting RAM to replace an old Pentium III at work. In the end I kept the AMD Board myself and passed over my beloved Atom 330 Board to the workplace. Runs perfectly there. Last week I finally found some time to put the AMD Board in my server (where I ripped out the Atom Board) and wanted to reinstall Server 2003 Enterprise x64 Edition, so this baby can work on as the Atom did before. Yeah, fuck it. After textmode setup, system reboots and normally runs graphic mode setup, then reboots again and ... runs into a STOP error and reboots and runs into a STOP error and reboots and runs into a STOP ... ... and so on. For now I switched to Windows 7 Professional x64 because it's just a file server. But hell, there must be some way to get Server 2003 x64 to work on the AMD Board.
Any ideas anyone? Here follow the specs of the AMD Board: AMD E1-2100 APU (Radeon HD 8210) UEFI (no legacy BIOS) 2x SATA 6GBps (for further info ask manufacturer, it's a BIOSTAR A68N-2100)
I have no idea if I probably have to tweak a little with the CPU features to get Server 2003 x64 to run. Will test that at a given time ... after I've read a little about these features.
The manufacturer provides a bios download for windows serverX64 2003 maybe try that?
Shaggy410 said: It looks like an issue with UEFI and a way too old Windows version (since you mention it doesn't have legacy support on BIOS), you can give it a try with a Server 2008 or newer if possible, since from that version onwards Microsoft implemented full UEFI support into Server OS's
That would be a good solution if Charly already has a later version of MS Server. But if he does not and If he is only using the computer as a file server, he could also download Ubuntu, and have a current OS that is free.
Kiho
over 7 years agoThat would be a good solution if Charly already has a later version of MS Server. But if he does not and If he is only using the computer as a file server, he could also download Ubuntu, and have a current OS that is free.