Compaq 4100 manual SRM Console Firmware Supported Boot Devices, Name Description

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Things You Should Know the First Time You Power On Your Machine

3.4SRM Console Firmware Supported Boot Devices

The PCI I/O options/devices listed in Table 3–1 are supported as SRM console boot devices by the V4.8 or above SRM console:

Table 3–1 Supported Boot Devices (SRM Console V4.8 or above)

Name

Description

KFPSA

(PCI NCR825 DSSI)

KZPDA

(PCI Qlogic ISP1020 FWSE SCSI / PPB bridge)

KZPSA

(PCI FWD SCSI)

KZPSC

(PCI RAID 1- and 3-port FWSE SCSI)

KZPAC

(PCI RAID 1- and 3-port FWSE SCSI)

KZPBA

(PCI Qlogic ISP1020 16b FWD SCSI)

KZPAA

(PCI NCR810 SE SCSI)

CIPCA

(PCI CI)

DE435

(PCI Ethernet, MOP and BOOTP)

DE450

(PCI Ethernet, MOP and BOOTP)

DE500

(PCI Fast Ethernet, MOP and BOOTP)

DEFPA

(PCI FDDI and CDDI single- and dual-attach, MOP and BOOTP)

FLOPPY

(Local RX23 1.44 MB Floppy)

CD-ROM

(Local NCR810 SCSI CD-ROM)

Note: the AlphaServer 4100 SRM console does not support any EISA options as boot devices.

3.5New Features, Changes and Bugs Fixed in the V6.0 SRM Console

The following changes, since the V5.9 SRM console release, are part of the

V6.0 SRM console.

1Release notes have been revised since the V6.0 release. The KZPCC option is not to be supported on the AlphaServer 4x00 systems so references to this option and associated pages have been removed.

2The driver code was modified to fix a problem where the system would hang when multiple nodes respond to a MOP request when MOP booting via an FDDI controller.

3Code changes have been implemented to fix a probe timeout failure on KGPSA devices. A message containing "probe timeout" indicates that a fibre channel node (HSG80, KGPSA) is in an unresponsive state and may, prior to V6.0 firmware, prevent access to the disks for WWIDMGR commands, show device commands, booting a disk or writing a crash dump to the disk. With V6.0 firmware, the console skips attempting to access unresponsive nodes but will report a "probe timeout retry" message. There should be no loss of access to online disks.

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Contents Page January Contents Contents Running EISA, RAID, and Other Configuration Utilities Page Preface Purpose of These Release NotesConventions Used in This Guide This document uses the following conventionsFirmware Update Information Alpha Systems Firmware Update CD AlphaServer 4x00 FirmwareFirmware and Operating System Revision Matrix Operating SystemsComponent Revision Information Console Firmware Components and Revision InformationPart Number Description PCI I/O Option Firmware Components Revision Information Name Firmware Rev Update File Used By LFUConfiguration Utility Kit and Version Information Accessing Firmware Over the Internet Alpha Systems Firmware Quarterly Update KitUtility Kit No Minimum Rev Firmware Release Notes for Windows NT Customers AlphaServer 4100 DocumentationDocument Title Initial Part Number Firmware Update Instructions Updating Your System FirmwarePreparing For The Update LFU command changesUpdating Using the Alpha Systems Firmware Update V6.0 CD Updating Using a FAT-Formatted Floppy DisketteUpdating Using an ODS2-Formatted Floppy Diskette Updating Off Network Via Your Local MOP Server Performing The Update Digital PCI Fddi DefpaUpdate Revision Do not Abort Readme Adr = 1001840 len = Srmrom Page Memory Tests Can Take a Very Long Time Selecting Which Console Is Loaded and Your Display DeviceConfiguring Your Machine Prior to Booting Page SRM Console Firmware Supported Boot Devices Name DescriptionWindows NT serviceability information Software requirements SRM Console Firmware Bugs and RestrictionsEeprom commands for Windows NT error logging Build eepromExamples Set EW*0Mode Auto-Negotiate Behavior Note on Systems with Multiple DE500’sPage Page Setting Up Your System to Run ARC-based Utilities Using a Serial line Interface to Run ARC-based UtilitiesRestrictions When Running Kzpsa Utilities Restorenvram and Savenvram Save Nvram data in EEROM/TOY to a floppy fileRestore Nvram data to EEROM/TOY from a floppy file ALLNVRAM.SAV