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18 Maintaining and Troubleshooting the Gateway ALR 8300 Server
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Wide SCSI configuration supporting up to 15 connected SCSI
peripherals per channel for as many as 30 devices. As many as
seven 8-bit devices can be installed on each channel.
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Multi-threading support for up to 255 simultaneous I/O tasks
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Advanced SCSI I/O cell ensuring data integrity by automatically
and continuously adjusting slew rate to compensate for SCSI bus
loading
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Driver support for all major operating systems.
System jumpers
These jumpers allow you to set certain characteristics of the system. Some
jumpers are reserved and are not described in this section. Do not change
any jumper unless it is necessary to configure the system. In some cases,
changing the settings of reserved jumpers can cause damage to the system
board. For instructions on setting the jumpers on the system board, see
“Setting system board jumpers” on page 32.
SHM mode jumper (J)
This jumper indicates whether the system is a tower unit or rack mounted.
The system hardware manager (SHM) software checks this jumper to
determine the characteristics of the system.
Clear CMOS jumper (Z)
This jumper allows you to clear the CMOS memory. You should only do
this if you cannot access the normal methods of modifying the CMOS and
modifications to the CMOS are necessary. Clearing CMOS memory
returns all BIOS Setup settings to the default values.
Processor speed setting jumper (BB)
This jumper allows you to set the speed of the processor. Both processors,
in dual processor configurations, must have the same speed rating. If
processors of different speeds are used in the same system, the processors
must run at the speed of the slower processor.
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- Maintaining 1
- Troubleshooting 1
- ALR 8300 Server 1
- All Rights Reserved 2
- Trademark Acknowledgments 2
- Contents 3
- Contents iii 5
- Safety instructions 9
- The Gateway Support Center 11
- Chapter 1: 13
- System Access 13
- Caution! 14
- Warning! 14
- Opening the system 15
- Removing the bezel 17
- Figure 3: Removing the Bezel 18
- Closing the system 19
- Reinstalling the side panel 21
- Chapter 2: 23
- Components 23
- System board 24
- Components 13 25
- Chassis fans (A, F, S) 26
- Power connectors 26
- Front panel connectors 27
- Diskette drive connector (I) 29
- SCSI connectors (X, Y) 29
- System jumpers 30
- Server management connectors 31
- Battery (AA) 32
- Expansion slots 32
- I/O connectors 33
- Processor subsystem 34
- The RAID backplane 35
- Chapter 3: 37
- Installing 37
- Replacing the processor 38
- Installing Components 27 39
- Important! 39
- Installing a second processor 41
- Installing Components 31 43
- Setting system board jumpers 44
- Clear CMOS jumper 45
- SHM mode jumper 46
- Installing memory 47
- To Remove DIMMs 48
- Adding and replacing drives 49
- Installing Components 39 51
- Installing Components 41 53
- Replacing a RAID drive 55
- SCSI cable kit installation 57
- Adding an expansion card 58
- Installing Components 47 59
- Replacing the lithium battery 60
- Installing Components 49 61
- Installing the USB driver 62
- Installing video drivers 62
- NetWare drivers 63
- Chapter 4: 65
- BIOS Setup 65
- About the BIOS Setup Utility 66
- Using the BIOS Setup Utility 66
- Main menu screen 67
- Hard disk drive setup screen 69
- Advanced menu screen 71
- Resource configuration screen 73
- Memory reservation screen 74
- Memory Reservation 74
- Available 74
- Reserved 74
- IRQ reservation screen 75
- IRQ Reservation 75
- Keyboard features screen 77
- Cache memory screen 78
- Security menu screen 79
- Boot menu screen 81
- Exit menu screen 82
- BIOS Setup 71 83
- Updating the BIOS 84
- BIOS Setup 73 85
- Chapter 5: 87
- Introduction 88
- Computer virus notice 88
- Troubleshooting checklist 89
- Verifying the configuration 90
- Troubleshooting guidelines 90
- CD-ROM problems 91
- Hard disk problems 92
- Memory/Processor problems 93
- Peripheral/Adapter problems 94
- Printer problems 95
- System problems 97
- Video problems 98
- The video is distorted 99
- Error messages 100
- Troubleshooting 89 101
- Appendix A: 103
- Reference Data 103
- Acronyms and abbreviations 104
- Terms and definitions 105
- Reference Data 95 107
- Specifications 108
- Memory Map 109
- IRQ Usage 111
- DMA Usage 112
- DIMM Configurations 113
- FCC notice 115
- Industry Canada notice 115
- CE notice 116
- VCCI notice 116
- Australia/New Zealand notice 117
- Numerics 119
- Index 109 121
- Index 111 123
- Index 113 125
- Index 115 127
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