Esxi Installer Error Loading S.V00 How To Solve This
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Esxi Installer Error Loading S.V00 Install ESXi V5

Skip navigation. I have the same error when trying to install ESXi v5 Attached is a snapshot of the error.

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Stick and the scripted installation is using VMware Workstation.

No one has asked this question in any of the blog except for.

One of my Esxi 5.1 host (not an actual server, but just a physical workstation acting as a server) was working till last week.

Dont know what happened suddenly, it started showing the error as shown below: I cant try installing a fresh Esxi on top of this, as there is so much of data residing on this.

Esxi Installer Error Loading S.V00 How To Solve This

Are there anyone who faced this kind of issue Any idea on how to solve this, besides the way mentioned Basically, my ESXi installation, became corrupted.

Options:- Fix as per this article Recovery Mode - Press Shift and R at ESXi Boot, if you have ever upgraded ESXi, you will be able to rollback, to the previous version, and the upgrade again.

Re-install ESXi. When re-installing, it will discover the older installation, and ask to upgrade or re-install, if you perform a re-install it will discover the existing VMFS partition, and ask you if you want to PRESERVE, select YES, and this will keep all your VMs, and then later at power on, just re-register the VMs with Inventory, which is browse the datastore, browse the folder, select the VMX file, Right Click and select Register VM.

I downloaded the Dell customized image of ESXi 5.1, verified the MD5 checksum on the downloaded Dell image and burned it to a CD-ROM.

I then installed the Dell image to the internal SD cards on my PowerEdge T420.

Everything seemed to proceed OK but when I boot the machine I get one of a couple of errors: Loading tboot.b00.

Loading s.v00 Fatal error: 33 (Inconsistent data) or Loading tboot.b00.

Loading k.b00 Fatal error: 6 (Buffer too small) Before installing ESXi, I had switched to UEFI so I switched back to BIOS and re-installed ESXi.

This time it booted OK once but failed in a similar manner on subsequent boots.

I tried reformatting the SD cards on PC with the same result as before.

I inserted a couple of brand new 4GB SDHC cards (could find 2GB SD cards easily) and got the same result.

I then switched back to UEFI, inserted a USB thumb drive in the internal USB port and installed ESXi on that.

Rebooting from the thumb drive was successful and so far continues to work.

I was able to format the hard drives attached to the H310 (RAID-10, 4x1TB 3.5 hot-plug drives).

I tried this on a couple of systems, one had a single SD card and one had a dual sd card setup.

Both worked well after the installations, but the caveat here is that one system was an R720 and the other was an R520.

I should have access to a T420 tomorrow and I can try that too, but it shouldnt make a difference due to the similar nature of the R520 and T420.

Now one thing I have seen in the past is that the iso that is downloaded becomes corrupt (stay with me here), and some files are affected and other files are not, which could explain why the USB key works and the SD cards dont.

I would suggest downloading this util called digital volcano hash tool from This will allow you to verify that the file came down correctly and with no errors.