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5-6 I/O Board Installation
Installing a Board in the PCIX Unit
Note: Before you install an I/O board, see the previous
sections to choose the correct slot location for your board.
!
CAUTION
Electrostatic discharge (ESD) and ESD protection. ESD
can damage disk drives, boards, and other parts. We
recommend that you wear an antistatic wrist strap attached
to chassis ground (any unpainted metal surface) on your
system when handling parts.
ESD and handling boards. Always handle boards carefully.
They can be extremely sensitive to ESD. Hold boards only
by their edges. After removing a board from its protective
wrapper or from the system, place it component-side up on a
grounded, static-free surface. Use a conductive foam pad if
available but not the board wrapper. Do not slide board over
any surface.
Access covers, proper cooling and airflow. For proper
cooling and airflow, always install access covers before
turning on the system. Operating it without the covers in
place can damage system parts.
Note: I/O boards are hot-pluggable. Installation does
not require shutting down the system. This feature must be
supported by the operating system for it to be utilized online.
- User’s Guide 1
- EXPRESS5800/1160Xd/1320Xd 1
- Contents 5
- Using This Guide 9
- Text Conventions 10
- Related Documents 11
- Safety Notices 12
- WARNING 13
- Care and Handling 14
- System Overview 15
- Overview 16
- System Features 17
- System Configurations 18
- System Overview 1-5 19
- 1-6 System Overview 20
- System Overview 1-7 21
- 1-8 System Overview 22
- System Overview 1-9 23
- Main Components 24
- Service Processor Board 25
- Clock Boards 25
- Power Bay Unit 25
- System Functions 26
- Chipset and Crossbar Switch 27
- Server Management 27
- Expansion 28
- (Console) 29
- 10/100BASE-TX 29
- Security 32
- System Operation 33
- Setting Up the Server 34
- Starting Up the System 36
- 2-6 System Operation 38
- Shutting Down the System 39
- 2-8 System Operation 40
- Using Exception Procedures 41
- Restart 42
- Power On Reset 42
- Startup Triggers 43
- BIOS Transfer/OS Loading 43
- Booting the OS 44
- EFI Shell 45
- EFI Shell Commands 46
- System Operation 2-15 47
- OS Boot from EFI Shell 48
- Notes for OS Installation 49
- EFI Device Path 49
- Checking Failure 50
- Using the DVD-ROM Drive 51
- Using an Optional Tape Drive 52
- DAT Cartridge Labels 53
- Write Protection 54
- System Operation 2-23 55
- Service Processor 57
- SP Console 58
- Console Operations 59
- Login Type Defaults 60
- Login Account spfw 60
- Login Password nec 60
- Login and Main Menu 61
- 3-6 Service Processor 62
- Service Processor 3-7 63
- OS (BIOS) Console 64
- Service Processor 3-9 65
- Virtual SOP 66
- Partition State Display 67
- 3-12 Service Processor 68
- SP Command Console 69
- SP Command Console Buffer 70
- SP Command Prompt 70
- SP Message Header 70
- SP Command List 71
- 3-16 Service Processor 72
- SP Command Reference 73
- CM (Change Command Mode) 74
- Service Processor 3-19 75
- Table 3-21. DF Screen 75
- DL (Display SP Logs) 76
- Service Processor 3-21 77
- 3-22 Service Processor 78
- Service Processor 3-23 79
- DN (Shut Down System Power) 80
- DP (System Dump) 81
- DT (SP Date and Time) 82
- Service Processor 3-27 83
- Table 3-30. EN Screen 83
- 3-28 Service Processor 84
- Service Processor 3-29 85
- 3-30 Service Processor 86
- Service Processor 3-31 87
- FV (Firmware Versions) 88
- HC (Hardware Configuration) 89
- 3-34 Service Processor 90
- Table 3-35 HC Subcommands 90
- Service Processor 3-35 91
- 3-36 Service Processor 92
- Service Processor 3-37 93
- 3-38 Service Processor 94
- Service Processor 3-39 95
- 3-40 Service Processor 96
- Service Processor 3-41 97
- 3-42 Service Processor 98
- Service Processor 3-43 99
- 3-44 Service Processor 100
- Service Processor 3-45 101
- 3-46 Service Processor 102
- Service Processor 3-47 103
- Table 3-37. HC Help Screen 103
- 3-48 Service Processor 104
- Service Processor 3-49 105
- 3-50 Service Processor 106
- Service Processor 3-51 107
- 3-52 Service Processor 108
- HE (Help) 109
- ML (Message Log) 110
- PC (Power Cycle) 111
- RS (Cold Reset System) 112
- UP (Bring Up System) 113
- BIOS Setup 115
- Setup Overview 116
- Press <F2> to Setup 117
- Starting Setup 118
- Screen Description 119
- Menu Tree 120
- Main Menu Overview 121
- Advanced Menu Overview 122
- Security Menu Overview 123
- 4-10 BIOS Setup 124
- BIOS Setup 4-11 125
- Exit Menu Overview 126
- Menu Options and Settings 127
- 4-14 BIOS Setup 128
- Advanced Menu 129
- 4-16 BIOS Setup 130
- 4-18 BIOS Setup 132
- BIOS Setup 4-19 133
- 4-20 BIOS Setup 134
- BIOS Setup 4-21 135
- Item Specific Help 136
- Main 136
- BIOS Setup 4-23 137
- 4-24 BIOS Setup 138
- BIOS Setup 4-25 139
- 4-26 BIOS Setup 140
- Numlock Submenu 141
- 4-28 BIOS Setup 142
- Table 4-11. Numlock Submenu 142
- Security Menu 143
- 4-30 BIOS Setup 144
- Table 4-12. Security Menu 144
- System Hardware Menu 145
- 4-32 BIOS Setup 146
- BIOS Setup 4-33 147
- 4-34 BIOS Setup 148
- BIOS Setup 4-35 149
- 4-36 BIOS Setup 150
- BIOS Setup 4-37 151
- 4-38 BIOS Setup 152
- BIOS Setup 4-39 153
- 4-40 BIOS Setup 154
- BIOS Setup 4-41 155
- 4-42 BIOS Setup 156
- BIOS Setup 4-43 157
- 4-44 BIOS Setup 158
- BIOS Setup 4-45 159
- 4-46 BIOS Setup 160
- BIOS Setup 4-47 161
- 4-48 BIOS Setup 162
- Console Redirection Submenu 163
- 4-50 BIOS Setup 164
- BIOS Setup 4-51 165
- 4-52 BIOS Setup 166
- BIOS Setup 4-53 167
- 4-54 BIOS Setup 168
- 4-56 BIOS Setup 170
- Exit Menu 171
- 4-58 BIOS Setup 172
- Table 4-27. Exit Menu 172
- BIOS Virtual DIP Switch 173
- Preparing the Resources 174
- Select “System Hardware.” 175
- If a Reboot Occurs 175
- 4-62 BIOS Setup 176
- I/O Board Installation 177
- Identifying PCI Slots 178
- I/O Board Installation 5-3 179
- 5-4 I/O Board Installation 180
- Selecting a Slot 181
- CAUTION 182
- I/O Board Installation 5-7 183
- Figure 5-4. PCIX Unit Screws 183
- Problem Solving 187
- Solving Simple Problems 188
- Problem Solving 6-3 189
- Troubleshooting the System 190
- Technical 191
- Specifications 191
- Main Cabinet 192
- DVD-ROM Drive 194
- Tape Drive 195
- Memory Upgrades 197
- Memory Configurations 198
- DIMM Installation 198
- Memory Upgrade B-3 199
- B-4 Memory Upgrade 200
- Tble B-1. DIMM Installation 200
- Windows 2003 Installation 201
- Reboot the partition 206
- Enter the EFI boot manager 206
- Change the boot order to: 206
- 12. Test the process: 207
- C:\ >bootcfg 207
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