ESXI 5.5 is not booting after successfully installation of HP ProLiant DL560 Gen8 Server

[Naveda]

ESXI 5.5 is not booting after successfully installation of HP ProLiant DL560 Gen8 Server it shows below mentioned error

1.error loading /ingdb.tgz

2.fatal error:6 (Buffer too Small)

And try other ESXI 5.5 ISO it is the follwoing below mentioned error also,

debugger waiting (World 32768) --no port for remote debugger. "Escape" for Local debugger.

Please help me on this also attached screen shot fir this

[vmroyale]

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[a_p_]

Just a quick question. Did you use the latest HP OEM installation image?

André

PS: Download link: VMware vSphere 5: Private Cloud Computing, Server and Data Center Virtualization

[Naveda]

Yes.

[Naveda]

Please help me

[a_p_]

As a first step - just to rule that out - please ensure the integrity of the downloaded ISO image by verifying the checksum provided with the download.

Are you installing ESXi to HDDs or SD (which size)?

André

[Naveda]

in HDD Raid1 configured

[Omega201110141]

Hi!

As per this VMware KB: ESXi installation fails with a purple diagnostic screen error: NOT_IMPLEMENTED bora/vmker...

you'll need to download the ISO again and do a re-install, if you have tried the HP image already might be worth trying the VMware downloads.

[Alistar]

Hello,

how are you installing the ESXi? Via an .iso burned to a CD/DVD, USB stick, SD Card? It might be corrupt and you would need to try a new media if you are reusing a rewritable one. If you are mounting the .iso remotely via iLO/iDRAC (which you could try), also check if your network is in order.

Good luck!

[cykVM]

First of all this

debugger waiting (World 32768) --no port for remote debugger. "Escape" for Local debugger.

Please help me on this also attached screen shot fir this

is not the actual error message. A screenshot would greatly help as the first lines of the PSOD are most important for tracking back what happened,

Since this is a HP server I would first get latest Proliant Service Pack (SPP) for you model and update the server's firmware/BIOS (system ROM, storage controller, NIC(s)) to the latest possible version.

It would greatly help in giving you support if you would list the hardware configuration of that server:

• CPU(s) installed
• amount of memory and type
• storage controller in use
• local or remote datastore
• NIC (model/type) in use

And in addition to the things mentioned by Alistar we would need to know: installation source (as listed by Alistar, CD, USB thumbdrive, SD-Card etc.) and destination (local (single) disk, RAID (what type and correctly configured in controller's setup, USB thumbdrive, SD-Card or ...).