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Appendix B: POST Messages

Appendix

B

POST Messages

The following table lists the Power On Self Test (POST) messages, possible causes and solutions.

Message

Possible Cause

Solution

 

 

 

DISKETTE DRIVE A

Drive A failed or is

Check Setup and cable

FAILURE

missing.

connections.

 

 

 

 

DISKETTE DRIVE B

Drive B failed or is

Check Setup and cable

FAILURE

missing.

connections.

 

 

 

 

EXTENDED RAM

Extended memory not

Replace defective

FAILED AT

working or configured

memory.

OFFSET: nnnn

properly.

 

 

 

 

 

 

FAILING BITS: nnnn

Memory failure in

Replace defective

 

 

System, Extended, or

memory.

 

Shadow memory.

 

 

 

 

FIXED DISK X

The hard disk is not

Rerun SETUP and check

FAILURE (where X

configured or working

connections, or replace

=0 or 1)

properly.

hard disk.

 

 

 

FIXED DISK

The controller card has

Check configuration and

CONTROLLER

failed.

connections, or replace

FAILURE

 

controller card.

 

 

 

INCORRECT DRIVE

Floppy drive A: not set

Run Setup.

A TYPE

correctly in Setup.

 

 

 

 

INCORRECT DRIVE

Floppy drive A: not set

Run Setup.

B TYPE

correctly in Setup.

 

 

 

 

 

 

INVALID NVRAM

NVRAM chip is bad.

Requires repair of system

MEDIA TYPE

 

board.

 

 

 

KEYBOARD

The keyboard or

Check connections. You

ERROR, or

keyboard controller

may have to replace the

KEYBOARD

failed.

keyboard or controller.

CONTROLLER

 

 

ERROR

 

 

KEYBOARD

A key is jammed or was

Make sure the keys are

ERROR nn

held down during boot.

not jammed or dirty.

 

 

 

KEYBOARD

Keyswitch on the front of

Unlock the keyswitch.

LOCKED

the case is locked.

 

 

 

 

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Contents PCI/ISA Copyright Notices Table of Contents Installing Device Drivers Glossary Index List of Figures Introduction Features IBM Software CompatibilityCommon Names Before You BeginInstalling the W6-LI Quick InstallationPower-Up Screen Static Electricity Configuring the W6-LIW6-LI System Board W6-LI System BoardCPU Jumper SettingsFunction Settings Disable Scsi 9B Case & Peripheral Connections Introduction Installing the W6-LIATX chassis with standard hardware System Memory Installing the W6-LI Memory Configurations Memory Bank Bank 256MB Removing DIMMs Installing the DIMMsInstalling a CPU Installing a PCI Card Installing a PCI Peripheral CardInstalling an ISA Card Installing an ISA Peripheral CardInstalling a CD-ROM Drive W6-LI Sound Option Connecting Sound DevicesLine Out Game PortLine Connecting the Scsi Option Setup Bios Setup UtilityPower-Up Screen Setting the Main Screen Running the Setup ProcedureSystem Time and Date Video BiosDiskette a or B NumlockSystem Memory System BiosExtended Memory Multiple-Sector Transfers TypeTransfer Mode LBA Mode ControlBit I/O Smart MonitoringSerial Port a Setting the Advanced ScreenSerial Port B Parallel Port Use MP SpecificationFloppy Disk Controller Integrated PCI IDEPCI Configuration Reset Configuration DataSecured Setup Configuration Large Disk Access ModeSecurity Screen Set Supervisor PasswordSupervisor Password Submenu Set User PasswordFixed Disk Boot Sector Password on BootDiskette Access Power Management Power ScreenAuto Suspend Timeout Standby TimeoutHard Drive Boot Order Boot ScreenSetup Prompt Post ErrorsFloppy Check Exit ScreenTheBIOSSetupUtility W6-LI System Board Manual Installing the Sound Drivers Installing Device DriversInstalling the Scsi Drivers Bios SpecificationsScsi Environmental SpecificationsBattery Disposal Technical Support Support and Information ServicesService Hours Country Appendix a Technical Information W6-LI System Board Manual Post Messages Message Possible Cause SolutionCmos Beep and Post Codes Get in Post Reg Code One beep Heads Write Sectors Size Hard Disk Drive TypesType Cylinders Heads Write Precomp Sectors Size 823 512 Appendix E Updating the System Bios Updating the System BiosPage Limited Warranty Non-Warranty Service FCC Statement DeclarationofConformity Glossary Internal Cache Cache which is built into the CPU. See Cache Small Computer System Interface Glossary ATX IndexPage