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SP4 Update SUSE Linux Enterprise Server SP4 fails to load on systems configured with quad-core processors and more than 4-GB of RAM. A future maintenance update from SUSE will correct this issue. Currently, you can bypass the issue by using one of the following methods: • In the System Setup program, enable the Node Interleaving option on the Memory Information screen. • In the operating system boot parameter file, set the memory parameter to a value less than 4-GB (for example, 3900m). See the operating system documentation if you need more information. Hyper-V Beta Virtualization Update Installing Microsoft Windows Vista® or Windows Server 2008 as a guest operating system on a virtual machine that was created with Hyper-V Beta virtualization software causes a system crash (blue screen) if the guest operating system is installed from the system's internal optical drive. No other operating systems are affected by this limitation. Until a chipset driver update to fix the error is provided on support.dell.com, use one of the following alternate methods for installing the guest operating system on the virtual machine: • Use an external USB optical drive attached to the host system. • Install the operating system using a PXE-based solution, such as Windows® Deployment Server. 8 Information Update

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Information Update
SP4 Update
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server SP4 fails to load on systems configured with
quad-core processors and more than 4-GB of RAM. A future maintenance
update from SUSE will correct this issue. Currently, you can bypass the issue
by using one of the following methods:
•
In the System Setup program, enable the
Node Interleaving
option on
the
Memory Information
screen.
•
In the operating system boot parameter file, set the memory parameter
to a value less than 4-GB (for example, 3900m).
See the operating system documentation if you need more information.
Hyper-V Beta Virtualization Update
Installing Microsoft Windows Vista
®
or Windows Server 2008 as a guest
operating system on a virtual machine that was created with Hyper-V Beta
virtualization software causes a system crash (blue screen) if the guest
operating system is installed from the system’s internal optical drive. No
other operating systems are affected by this limitation. Until a chipset driver
update to fix the error is provided on
support.dell.com
, use one of the
following alternate methods for installing the guest operating system
on the virtual machine:
•
Use an external USB optical drive attached to the host system.
•
Install the operating system using a PXE-based solution,
such as Windows
®
Deployment Server.