I'm getting so frustrated. Here is what I try to accomplish:
a clean install of the x64 Version Windows XP on my newly built PC, where I disconnected my Sata 750Gb disk to avoid further complications, since there is Linux resides on it, but not in NTFS format.
Now I'm describing what I already did and what I'm doing now:
I use a 300 GB IDE drive to setup Windows, I've the right CD with x64 version,
I can start the Windows Setup from the CD and get to the point where Windows ask me to restart.
I allocated a 100GB partition for the set up and quick formatted at this time. *I also full formatted it at other, not working times. So its not a Format issue. At least I think. BTW I also tried to refresh mbr by trying to set up, without success.
Setup copied the basic files.
Now I get to the point where it asked me to restart.
It gets me to the Bios - Verifying DMI Pool Data
Boot from CD-DVD
Press any key to boot from CD.....

and after that nothing happens

I even tried to change the boot sequence to boot first from the HD

It just hangs either after the DMI or any key Message.

Do you have any suggestions what can I do to solve this problem?

Computer Specs
Case Antec Nine Hundred Power Supply Thermaltake TR2-430W MoBo AMD GA-M61P-S3 AMD Socket AM2 Processor
| CPU AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 6400+ CPU Fan Thermaltake CPU-cooler CL-P0075 Memory 2 X Corsair 2Gb DDR2 Twin2x2048-6400c4 Matched Memory Pair (=4Gb) HDD SATA Western Digital Caviar SATA1-not connected IDE ST330 GB CD/DVD/DL Samsung-SH-S203D-DEBN

here are a few things you have to do first. the IDE drive have to be set as the primary drive, and it MUST be set as the first boot option or press F8 at the bios screen to get the boot menu then select the IDE drive to boot from. HOWEVER, the drive Partition you are installing to MUST be set as the primary active partition. you would have to use some 3rd party program to accomplish this, Acronis, Partition magic, or Fdisk.