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I hardly have this figured out. Iboot is uneventful. It's been getting it to load that's the challenge

Looks like it's a raid/partition issue, as far as I can tell. I deleted the raid and partition, and was able to get to the OSX disc utility, but when I went to look for the drive to set it up, couldn't find any (OSX only showed the dvd drive and the dvd itself). So, reset the server back to...

Double checked vid card. Looks good. I found a few hazy references to how you have the current hard drives partitioned in a raid config. My pc server has 2 partitions with one in a raid 5. Could this be a problem?

Thanks for the info. I disabled all of my pci slots in the bios except for the first one, so since I can still see the screen during iboot, wouldn't that mean I have the vid card correct? I'll still go double check everything though...

I've spent countless hours searching on this and yet to find something useful. Tried 3 different burns of iboot and all have given the same results. yes, retail snow leopard.

I do have quickboot, but I already had it disabled. Thanks for the thought. Any other ideas?

Tried burning a new disc, but got the same error. I also tried tonymacx86's way (when you get the iboot screen, put in snow leopard and hit f5). I get the following: EBIOS read error: Error 0x01 Block 0x0 Sectors 0 EBIOS read error: Error 0x01 Block 0x0 Sectors 0 EBIOS read error: Error...

I put in iboot, put in Snow leopard, and did step #4- "Now start type PCIRootUID=1 and then press the down arrow and select Boot Verbose from the list and press ENTER." Got the following message: Loading Darwin Loading kernel mach_kernel Can't find mach_kernel Now what? Thanks in advance...

I am following this thread due to my dual xeon configuration: http://www.tonymacx86.com/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=22660 I put in iboot, put in Snow leopard, and did step #4- "Now start type PCIRootUID=1 and then press the down arrow and select Boot Verbose from the list and press ENTER." Got the...