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Parameter

Description

Option

 

 

 

FRB-2 Policy

Selects an action to implement

 

when an FRB-2 failure occurs, that

 

is whether to disable the BSP (Boot

 

Strap Processor) or not.

 

An FRB-2 failure occurs if the

 

system fails to respond after six

 

minutes of bootup attempt.

Disable FRB2 Timer

Disable BSP

Do not disable BSP

Retry 3 times

Thermal Sensor Specifies whether BIOS will disable

Disabled

boot when system temperature is

Enabled

outside the safe range.

 

BMC IRQ

Specifies the routing address for

 

the BMC interrupt.

Disabled

5

10

11

Post Error

When enabled, if the POST finds an

Pause

error, it will pause and the user has

 

to press F1 to continue.

 

If disabled, even when the POST

 

finds an error, it will not pause.

 

This may result to reduced system

 

functionality.

Disabled

Enabled

AC-Link

Sets the AC-Link mode.

Last State

 

 

Power on

 

 

Stay off

 

 

 

Platform Event

Specifies whether to enable or

Disabled

Filtering

disable the trigger elements for

Enabled

 

system sensor events.

 

 

 

 

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Altos G900 specifications

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