Hello all, I have been tasked by my manager to create a SLES auto installation process for our 2 server products. We are using SLES 9 SP2. The 2 servers: 7210 Intel motherboard running a P4 processor with a BroadCom BC4852 SATA Raid card. (8 SATA drives) 7520 Intel Motherboard running dual Xeon processors with a BroadCom BC4852 SATA RAID card. (8 SATA drives) I have tried many of the suggestions on this list but nothing seems to fully work. So any suggestions would be appreciated. The steps and setup of what I have done are listed below. This is for the 7520 Xeon only. I am trying to get one system to work first. 1. Setup a. 1 windows 2003 server running DHCP b. 1 SLES9 SP2 2.6.5-7.191-default running the tftp server and nfs server. c. 1 new Xeon server ready to image. 35 G RAID 5 across all 8 drives. 2. Steps a. SLES server set up for tftp boot. /tftpboot Files are: initrd linux pxelinux.0 ./pxelinux.cfg/default default file: label linux kernel linux append initrd=initrd install=nfs://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/install/SLES9x64 vga=0x0314 b. SLES server set up for NFS. 64 bit cd's plus server pack cd's created via YaST /install/SLES9x64 c. BroadCom driver image dd'd to floppy then copied over into the sp2/cd1/linux/suse/x86_64/install/update.tar.gz. Also copied over ./modules/bcraid.ko d. Control file is the one right off the cd's. Have not used YaST to create one as of yet as I needed to make sure everything loaded manual method first. 2. Problems a. new system boots. Gets its ip and location of the boot file from the DHCP server. Installation begins. Accept the agreements. Accept the languages. When it gets to the checking for hard disks it comes back with none. b. Errors on tty3 are as follows. Dud 100: Service Pack 2 insmod -f /modules/bcraid.ko insmod: error inserting '/modules/bcraid.ko': -1 invalid module format c. Errors on tty4 are as follows. kernel: bcraid: disagrees about version of symbol struct_module Questions: I have tried using both the -smp-64 and the -default-64 from Broadcom. Both show the same errors as above. Thanks, Kelly Lewandowski