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Acer Altos G320 Series
User’s Guide
Contents
Main
Page
iii
Notices
FCC notice
Class A equipment
Class B equipment
Laser compliance statement
v
Important safety instructions
vi
Contents
1 System tour 1
2 System setup 15
3 System upgrade 23
4 BIOS setup 43
5 Troubleshooting 71
Appendix A: System management utility 87
Appendix B: SATA RAID configuration 93
Appendix C: SCSI RAID configuration 113
Index 119
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Features summary
Processor
Chipset
Memory
Page
Operating system and software
Power supply
External and internal structure
Front panel
Front panel LED indicators
Rear panel
LAN LED indicators
Internal components
Mainboard layout
Page
Jumper settings
Maintenance mode jumper
Clear CMOS jumper
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Page
Setting up the system
Pre-installation requirements
Selecting a site
Checking the package contents
Page
Turning on the system
Power-on problems
Turning off the system
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Page
Installation precautions
ESD precautions
Pre-installation instructions
Post-installation instructions
Opening the server
Removing the left-side panel
Page
Installing and removing storage devices
To remove a 5.25-inch storage device:
To install a 5.25-inch storage device:
Installing and removing a hard disk
To remove a hard disk :
To install a hard disk:
Upgrading the processor
Removing the HSFD assembly
Removing the CPU
Installing the CPU
Installing the HSFD assembly
Page
Upgrading the system memory
Memory module installation guidelines
Page
Removing a DIMM
Installing a DIMM
To reconfigure the system memory:
Installing an expansion card
To install an expansion card:
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BIOS setup
Entering BIOS setup
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Main
Page
Page
Page
52
Boot Configuration
The Boot Configuration submenu lets you specify the preferred settings for system bootup.
53
Peripheral Configuration
54
Drive Configuration
Page
56
Floppy Configuration
The Floppy Configuration submenu displays the type of floppy drive installed in the server.
Event Log Configuration
58
Video Configuration
Page
Chipset Configuration
USB Configuration
62
Security
Setting the Supervisor/User password:
Removing the User password
64
Power
The Power menu allows you to configure the systems power management feature.
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66
Boot
Page
68
Exit
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Page
Page
Page
Troubleshooting
Resetting the system
Problems following initial system installation
First steps checklist
Hardware diagnostic testing
Verifying proper operation of key system lights
Confirming loading of the OS
Specific problems and corrective actions
Power indicator does not light.
FDD activity indicator does not light.
HDD activity indicator does not light.
ODD (Optical disk drive) activity indicator does not light.
ODD tray cannot be ejected.
ODD drive cannot read a disc.
Hard drives are not recognized.
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Problems with the network
Network activity indicator does not light.
Server hangs when the drivers are loaded.
System boots when installing a PCI card.
There is problem with the application software.
No characters appear on the screen.
Characters are distorted or incorrect.
System cooling fan do not rotate properly.
BIOS POST error beep codes
Troubleshooting BIOS POST error beep codes
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Page
Page
Page
Overview
ASM
System requirements
ASM Agent
ASM Console
System setup
Installing ASM Agent
Installing ASM Console
RAID configuration utility
SATA RAID configuration utility
SCSI RAID configuration utility
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Page
Overview
Features
BIOS features
Driver features
Manageability/Disk console
Configuring arrays
Configuration strategies
98
Assigning RAID levels
The factors you need to consider when selecting a RAID level are listed in the table below:
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RAID CU (configuration utility)
Using the RAID CU
Starting RAID CU
Exiting RAID CU
Configuring arrays and logical drives
Configuration guidelines
Physical drive parameters
Logical drive parameters
Quick configuration
Performing quick configuration
Detailed configuration
Performing detailed configuration
Easy configuration
To create arrays using Easy configuration:
New configuration and view/add configuration
To configure a disk array using New Configuration or View/Add Configuration:
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Initializing logical drives
To initialize logical drives using the batch initialization method:
To initialize logical drives using the individual initialization method:
Page
Rebuilding failed disks
To rebuild a group of failed drives:
To rebuild an individual drive:
Checking data consistency
To start a consistency check:
111
Troubleshooting
Problems and suggested solutions
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Page
Page
Configuring the SCSI/SCSI RAID HBA
Using the SCSI HBA setup utility
Loading the HBA default settings
Creating a RAID 1 volume with a hot spare disk
RAID volume initialization
Using the MegaRAID configuration utility
Loading the RAID card default setting
Creating a RAID 1 volume
Assigning a hot spare disk
Initializing a RAID volume
Index
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B
C
D
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