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Setting System-Board Configuration Jumpers
8. Removed the left side cover again (see “Removing the Side
Covers” on page 81), and move the jumper back to its original
position (pins 1 and 2, factory default).
9. Complete the installation (see “Completing the Installation” on
page 201).
Setting the BIOS Boot Block Jumper (J6A1)
Before you start, be sure that you have:
Read “Electrical Safety” on page 75 and “Handling
Static-Sensitive Devices” on page 77.
Removed the left side cover (as viewed from the front of the
server; see “Removing the Side Covers” on page 81).
Note: Do not mistake this jumper block for the ones on either side.
To be able to program the boot block, do the following steps:
1. Identify the BIOS boot block jumper, J6A1.
J6A1
ProtectUnprotect
BootBlock
1
1 2 3
2. If the processor board blocks access to the jumper, remove it
(see steps 2 through 5 on page 106).
Appendix A. Server Records 295
- PC Server 704 1
- User's Handbook 1
- Contents 3
- Safety Information 9
- Laser Compliance Statement 10
- Lithium Battery Notice 11
- About This Book 12
- How This Book is Organized 13
- Notices Used in This Book 15
- Related Publications 16
- Welcome and Thank You 17
- Features at a Glance 21
- IBM PC Server Startup Support 22
- About ServerGuide 23
- Server Controls 24
- Status Indicators 26
- Power Supplies 30
- Power Good Light 30
- Current Good Light 30
- Padlock Loops 30
- Expansion Bays 32
- Moving the Server 34
- Before You Begin 35
- Starting the Server 36
- Power On/Off Button 37
- Power-On Light 37
- Using the CD-ROM Drive 39
- Arranging Your Workspace 41
- Glare and Lighting 42
- Air Circulation 42
- Using ServerGuide 46
- OS/2 SMP 2.11 Installation 49
- Software Considerations 53
- Device Drivers 54
- Ø Install options 55
- Ø Install device drivers 56
- Ø Install option files 56
- Configuration Overview 58
- Using the Setup Program 59
- Starting the Setup Program 60
- Disabling the Diskette Drive 62
- Step 2: Add and Remove Boards 66
- Step 4: Save Configuration 68
- Utilities 69
- Step 6: Exit 69
- Password Overview 70
- Administrative Password 72
- User Password 73
- Secure Mode 75
- Configuration Files 77
- Diagnostic Files 78
- Sample Applications 79
- SCSI Disk Utilities 83
- Installing Multiple Adapters 86
- Configuring for Full-Duplex 88
- Shared Hubs 89
- Switched Hubs 89
- Electrical Safety 93
- 10 Attention: 95
- Preparing to Install Options 96
- Removing the Side Covers 99
- Removing the Top Cover 101
- 20 angle 102
- What to do next? 103
- Installing a Microprocessor 104
- 17 Attention: 106
- 15 Attention: 117
- Removing a Microprocessor 121
- Installing Memory-Module Kits 131
- 16 Attention: 134
- Installing Video Memory 149
- Replacing the Real-Time Clock 155
- Installing Adapters 161
- Considerations 163
- Installation Procedure 164
- Removing Adapters 169
- Installing Internal Drives 174
- Internal Drive Bays 175
- SCSI Drives 177
- SCSI IDs 178
- Program” on page 45 197
- Removing Internal Drives 198
- Removable Media 199
- Hot Swap Bays 199
- Diskette Drive Bay 199
- Removing a Hot-Swap Drive 206
- Adding Power Supplies 212
- Removing Power Supplies 215
- Security Procedures 218
- Completing the Installation 219
- Installing the Side Covers 221
- Connecting External Options 225
- Cabling Requirements 226
- Chapter 5. Solving Problems 231
- Getting Started 232
- Power-On Self-Test (POST) 233
- POST Beep Codes 234
- Test Programs 234
- POST Error Messages 235
- Diagnostic Error Messages 236
- About the Test Programs 237
- Using the Function Keys 239
- Starting the Test Programs 243
- The Test Group Window 244
- Using the Module Tests 245
- Creating Test Scripts 246
- Test Options 247
- POST Error Message Table 250
- SCSI Messages 261
- Beep Codes 262
- Troubleshooting 263
- Troubleshooting 264
- Network Connection Problems 271
- Obvious damage: 279
- No obvious damage: 279
- After Spilling Liquid on It 280
- USERDIAG.CFG Example 282
- Using the Utility Programs 283
- Before You Call for Service 287
- Getting Information by Fax 289
- Getting Help by Telephone 289
- Getting Help Around the World 290
- Using the World Wide Web 291
- Enhanced PC Support Line 291
- Warranty and Repair Services 293
- Ordering Publications 295
- Appendix A. Server Records 297
- Installed Device Records 298
- Device Records 299
- The System Board 306
- Setting SCSI ID Jumpers 308
- Recovery 312
- BIOS Recovery 312
- ProtectUnprotect 313
- BootBlock 313
- Writable 316
- BIOSWrite 316
- Appendix B. Notices 321
- Trademarks 321
- Numerics 323
- Index 307 325
- Index 309 327
- Index 311 329
- Index 313 331
- Index 315 333
- Index 317 335
- Index 319 337
- Index 321 339
- Index 323 341
- Index 325 343
- Index 327 345
- Index 329 347
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