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From: kid on 29 Mar 2008 13:10
I just bought an asus n2m32-sli delux motherboard. When I try to install
10.2 64bit crashes. I put in the driver from the mfg's disk then Isee
that it has tried to establish a ram disk. thin Isee the statement:
RAMDISK: could not find valid ramdisk inage @0...

I have used memtest to check the ram and shows no errors.

I am totally confused. Is a new motherboard the answer?
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From: birre on 31 Mar 2008 04:51
On 2008-03-29 18:10, kid wrote:
> I just bought an asus n2m32-sli delux motherboard. When I try to install
> 10.2 64bit crashes. I put in the driver from the mfg's disk then Isee
> that it has tried to establish a ram disk. thin Isee the statement:
> RAMDISK: could not find valid ramdisk inage @0...
>
> I have used memtest to check the ram and shows no errors.
>
> I am totally confused. Is a new motherboard the answer?

Maybe you forgot to learn about ESD, and killed the new MB with static
electricity discharges :-/

Anyway, boot from DVD, select memory test, let it run over the night.
Then validate your DVD, media check, if you burned your own copy.

/bb
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