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Subject: Re: DL380 G5 won't boot
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Guys, 

I got it to boot. Changed a setting in de P600 raidcontroller. Deleted the 
array and made it again with the option "Max Boot enabled 8gb"

Reinstalled and it booted to the shell.

If I need to test something just let me know and I'll see what I can do 
for you

Kind regards,

Rob Crommentuijn