RAM Default Settings and Changes | IBM 5000 manual

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The following table shows the defaults for system memory and extended memory in your changes to existing memory and upgrades here.

Table

15. RAM Default Settings and Changes

Option

Default

Value

New Value

Additional

Information

System

Memory

640

KB

Extended

Memory

63

MB

Connector J15

64

MB Ø

128

MB Ø

256

MB

Ø

Connector J16

64

MB Ø

128

MB Ø

256

MB

Ø

Connector J17

64

MB Ø

128

MB Ø

256

MB

Ø

Connector J22

64

MB Ø

128

MB Ø

256

MB

Ø

Total Memory

Record expansion slot configuration information for your server in the following table.

Table 16. Expansion Slot Configuration Information

Option

Description

and

Additional

Slot

Type

IRQ

DMA

I/O Port

ROM/RAM

Address

Information

5

PCI

4

PCI

3

PCI

21

Shared

11

Shared

Notes:

1.

Slots

1 and

2

are shared

by adjacent

PCI and

ISA connectors.

2.Before setting values, review “Resolving Configuration Conflicts” on page 30 and follow the instructions f configuration conflicts.

3. Slots 1–4 are on PCI bus 1; slot 5 is on PCI bus 0.

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Slots Expansion Bays Expansion Bays Arranging Your Workspace Arranging Your Workspace Comfort Arranging Your WorkspaceGlare and Lighting Server Air CirculationElectrical Outlets and Cable Lengths Additional Planning Considerations Server Configuring ISA Configuration OverviewConfiguration Overview PCI Utility Configuration/Setup UtilityConfiguration/Setup To start the Configuration/Setup Utility program System Information Using the Configuration/Setup UtilityTo change configuration settings System Summary PCI Routing Devices and I/O PortsProduct Data System Card Data SelectDate Time To set, change, or delete a password SelectSystem SecurityDate and Time System Security To set a power-on password Using the Power-on Password MenuPassword Results PressEnter To delete a power-on passwordPassword Boot With password To delete Using the Administrator Password MenuTo enable a User To set an To set System Advanced SetupStart Options System Core Chipset Control Memory SettingsAdvanced ISA Settings Server Processor IRQ Settings Plug and Play Error LogResolving Configuration Conflicts Resolving Configuration Conflicts Resolving Software Configuration Resolving Hardware ConfigurationConflicts HDX Configuring the Ethernet Controller Failover for Redundant Ethernet Failover for Redundant EthernetNIC TheAdapters Configuring Failover on OS/2 Using the SCSISelect Utility Program Configuring Failover on IntraNetWareUsing the SCSISelect Utility Program Starting the SCSISelect Host Adapter SettingsUtility Program SCSISelect Utility Program Choices Disk Utilities Disk Media When To Use the Format Disk ProgramPerforming a Low-Level Disk Format Starting the Low-Level Format Contains Installing Options Before You Begin Before You Begin Electrical Safety Electrical Safety Handling Static-Sensitive Devices Handling Static-Sensitive Devices You Preparing to Install OptionsInjury That All Preparing a Tower ModelFront Server Does Not Turn off Server also might Option Source Preparing a 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Switch Settings for Microprocessor Speed Installing or Replacing the Power Supply Installing or Replacing Connecting External Options Connecting External OptionsAdding External Scsi Devices To attach an external option Attaching External Options Cable Installing a U-BoltTo install a U-bolt and security cable Adding Security Installing Options75 Completing the Tower Model Installation Completing the InstallationCompleting the Installation Installing Options77 What to do next Completing the Rack Model Installation Completing the Installation K32 kg 70.5 lbs K55 kg 121.2 lbs Updating the Server Configuration Updating the Server Configuration Serial Port Connector Pin-Number Assignments Serial Port ConnectorsPin Signal Management Port C Parallel Port Connector Pin-Number Assignments Parallel Port Connector Video Port Connector Pin-Number Assignments Video Port ConnectorPin Keyboard and Mouse Connectors External Scsi Connector Scsi Connectors Shows the pin-number Assignments For 68-pin Scsi 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Then Action Ensure Action 962 Parallel Port Configuration Error Occurred Message Description Yes Exit OptionsYes Action No Action Replace Post Beep Code Descriptions Beep CodesPost Beep Codes One long and two short beeps One long and one short beepTwo long and two short beeps Beep Code Post Beep Code Table Text Messages Diagnostic MessagesDiagnostic Message Tables Diagnostic Messages Failed Diagnostic Messages 075 015020 030 201 Processor Messages175 Status Display System 202Function Diskette Drive Messages 215 Hard Disk 217 Messages Failed Diagnostic MessagesProper Testing 301 Library for Server Control Diagnostic Messages Scsi Message Table Scsi MessagesScsi Messages Ndis Ethernet Controller MessagesNovell NetWare or IntraNetWare Server ODI Driver Messages Ethernet Controller Messages Small PCNTNW-NW-074 The hardware interrupt cannot be setDid Initialize Ndis 2.01 OS/2 Driver Messages Found PCNTND-15 Device not foundPCNTND-16 PCI scan specified, device not found PCNTND-21 The adapter failed the checksum test Unix Messages Ndis 4.0 Windows NT Driver Messages Pnt0-14 Cannot locate hardware Pnt0-17 Device fault...Reset initiatedPnt0-12 Device failed checksum test Pnt0-13 Pnt0-29 Pnt0-23Pnt0-24 Pnt0-26 Diskette Drive ProblemsAction TroubleshootingTroubleshooting CD-ROM Drive ProblemsAction Problems Action Problems Pointing Port Serial Bus Advanced Software Problem ActionManagement Controller Network Connection ProblemsLink 10/100 Mbps Ethernet Controller Troubleshooting Chart Controller Problem Changing the Hardware SetupResolving Memory-Address Conflicts Changing the Software AC Power LED Identifying Problems Using Status LEDsPower Supply LEDs Identifying Problems Using Status LEDs Actions LED Diagnostics LED Information LED panel on the front of the Netf Recovering Bios Recovering BiosTo recover the Bios Checking the System for Damage Checking the System for DamageAfter Dropping It After Spilling Liquid on Replacing the Battery Replacing the BatteryBefore you begin, be sure you have To replace the battery Records Server Records and SpecificationsSpecifications 161 Server Identification Numbers Record the Identification Numbers Installed Device Records Installed Device RecordsInternal and External Drives and Devices Sdram Configuration/Setup Program Defaults and Changes Start Options New Value Additional Information Default Expansion Slot Configuration Information RAM Default Settings and Changes System Board LEDs System Board Illustration PCI/ISA System Board ConnectorsIDE System Board Switches System Board SwitchesSystem Board Switch Block SW1 Bypassing Bypassing an Unknown Power-on Password Two-Pin Jumper Blocks Changing Jumper PositionsChanging Jumper Positions Backplane Option Jumper Block Scsi JumpersDasd Scsi Tower Addressing SVT SJT Power CordsDasd Backplane Jumper Block Location AWG Countries Power Cords For Specific country Are Usually Available only Basic 177American National Dictionary For Information Terminology Client 178 Hexadecimal EDO Local LAN PCI Cable Svga UTP 185 Index Numerics Expansion Slot 167 ISA Configuration Updating Server Utility Driver 140 Drive problems 143 purpose 56 removing internal 56 ScsiSee rack See extended Data Output EDO memory See hard IRQ ISA See ISA LED Configuring Problems 146 See See PCI Scsi SCO Unix Replacing Security Options Surge Protectors Tower model Switches Controls Video IBM