"The server has enough memory for sure because I had just bought three more 36GB drives." Memory, not disk space.  If it said it doesn't have enough "memory" and used to run ESX, then either someone removed some memory or OS Install Mode is on, limiting RAM/memory to 256MB.
Hello all!I have recently gotten a PowerEdge 1600SC server from my fathers company. It was last used in 2004 just so you all know. When I try to boot it, it starts to make a loud and fairly obnoxious beeping noise. I opened it up, the IT department had unplugged the three drives for some reason. I plugged them in and it still did not work. I tried to get a recovery disc but apparently the warranty had expired on March 30, 2006. That somewhat limited my options. I could purchase a new disk containing windows 7...but I was thinking that it might mess up the server more since it already has a OS (I think). Could I maybe get an upgrade disk? Should I take it to the IT department and get it checked out? Please reply to this telling me what to do because I really need this server up soon.Thanks in advance,Emanuel Elliott
PowerEdge 1600SC "No device to boot with" error