Esxi Installer Fatal Error 33
I was deploying ESXi 6 on a new server, booting off USB thumb-drive where I put the ESXi installer. (Installer creatred with Rufus), I got the following error just a few seconds into the install Error loading /k.b00 Compressed MD5: 23a1XXXXXXXXXX Decompressed MD5: 000000 Fatal error: 33 (Inconsistent data) Turned out to be a bad USB drive. Bad (usually cheap generic drives) work well for storing files, but in my experience, lack the ability to be used as install media or “Live CD’s”.
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Turned my trusty HP54L off over the Christmas period for a few days when I wasn't using it. Came home, booted it and Esxi won't boot. While trying to boot, it gives: error loading /s.v00 fatal error: 6 (Buffer too small) This sounded to me like a RAM issue. 2GB RAM is successfully detected upon boot.
When I initially installed Esxi years ago, I followed a guide to hack the Esxi install to allow 2GB RAM. I took the RAM out, gave it a technical blow, put it back into the other RAM slot. Re-booted and same error.
Again, 2GB RAM is successfully detected. Any suggestions on how to troubleshoot further?
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Edited January 1 by RazzaDazzla more info. So after lots of boot attempts I managed to get it to boot successfully once or twice. I then had to power off the machine to move it. I'm now getting all sorts of errors. Things like: Error loading /s.v00 Fatal error: 33 (inconsistent data) and: Error loading /scsibnx.v01 fatal error: 6 (Buffer too small) Then sometimes it gets to the Esxi purple screen and I get: The system has found a problem on your machine and cannot continue. Could not load multiboot modules: Boot image is corrupted. I'm hoping this may be something simple like some bad RAM that when replaced will fix the issue.
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If that doesn't solve the issue, is it possible to repair the Esxi installation without losing all the configurations etc. For the RAID and Expeneology DSM etc? Or am I in a world of hurt?
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