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[SOLVED] Boot stuck on "smp configuration"

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I just swapped out my old ASUS KCMA-D8 motherboard that had a bad second CPU socket for one with a working second CPU socket.  Everything is fine in the BIOS, and settings are the same.  It stops booting at smp configuration.  Anyone have any suggestions on things to check?  I'm going to start a memtest run shortly.

Edited by shaunmccloud

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And a quick update, running memtest causes the screen to blank out right away.  I do have two different sets of matching 8 core CPUs, its possible the one I have in socket 2 currently has "issues".

  • If you're running ECC memory, then memtest is pointless as it will correct any issues, resulting in no memory errors found
  • If your booting the flash drive via UEFI, then memtest won't work as it needs to be booted via non-UEFI / legacy
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17 minutes ago, Squid said:
  • If you're running ECC memory, then memtest is pointless as it will correct any issues, resulting in no memory errors found
  • If your booting the flash drive via UEFI, then memtest won't work as it needs to be booted via non-UEFI / legacy

I am running ECC ram, but not UEFI (to old for that).  Latest boot showed an error on CPU 2 then rebooted right away.  That is why Memtest rebooted right away, I did a SMP test.  Screenshot of the panic is attached.

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Edited by shaunmccloud

Seems like you should try to remove CPU 2 and see if it will boot clean.
I wouldn’t recommend mixing and matching CPUs


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They are the same model & stepping.  I'm thinking the board is just fubar.  I've actually requested a refund on it and I'll go back to the board I know works but has a bad second socket.

They are the same model & stepping.  I'm thinking the board is just fubar.  I've actually requested a refund on it and I'll go back to the board I know works but has a bad second socket.

Gotcha. I misread that.
Sounds legit.


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17 minutes ago, TQ said:


Gotcha. I misread that.
Sounds legit.


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No problem.  I don't really need the second CPU, it does everything I want with one.  Just need to get a NVidia card so I can do hardware transcoding in Plex.

 

It appears it was the CPU in socket 1 that was bad, not the CPU in socket 2.

 

Nevermind, its socket 1.  Board is toast.  I'll swap it back later today.

Edited by shaunmccloud

No problem.  I don't really need the second CPU, it does everything I want with one.  Just need to get a NVidia card so I can do hardware transcoding in Plex.
 
It appears it was the CPU in socket 1 that was bad, not the CPU in socket 2.
 
Nevermind, its socket 1.  Board is toast.  I'll swap it back later today.

Progress!


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5 minutes ago, TQ said:


Progress!


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Yep, once I through a GeForce in it, it will be great for what I need even with a single CPU.

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