Resolving Configuration Conflicts
ŸA software program is installed that requires the same resource device.
The | steps | required | to resolve | a | configuration error | are | determined |
and | variety of hardware devices and software programs you install. I | ||||||
configuration error is detected,configuration errormessage appears | after the | ||||||
server completes POST and before the operating system | is | loaded. You | |||||
bypass the | error | byEsc pressingwhile | the | error message is | displayed. |
The Configuration/Setup Utility program configures the system hardware interrupt requests. The program does not consider the requirements of operating system or the application programs. See “Resolving Software Configuration Conflicts” for additional information.
Resolving Hardware Configuration | Conflicts |
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Use the following information | to help | resolve | hardware | configuration c | ||||
1. Run | the | Configuration/Setup | Utility | program | to | view | and change | res |
used | by | the system board functions. Record | the | current settings | ||||
any changes. (See “The Configuration/Setup Utility” | on page 21 | for | ||||||
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2. Determine which adapter or device is causing the conflict.
3. Change | adapter |
| jumpers | or | switches. Some devices | use | jumpers | and | ||||||||||
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incorrect or | set | to | use | a | resource | that | cannot | be shared, | a | c | ||||||||
the | device | will | remain | deactivated | by | the configuration program. | ||||||||||||
4. Change | system | board | jumpers | or | switches. See “Preparing | to | Install | |||||||||||
on | page 43 | for instructions on removing the cover. Then, refer to |
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diagram | inside | your | server. |
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5. Remove | the | device or | adapter. Some | configurations | are | not | supporte | |||||||||||
must remove | an | adapter, | see | “Installing | or | Removing | Adapters” | on | pa |
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expanded | memory | specification | (EMS). (EMS | is used only with DOS.) | ||||||
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Ÿ | The | system | cannot | load the | operating | system. | ||||
Ÿ | The | system | does | not | work. |
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Ÿ | An | application | program | does | not operate, or it returns an error. | |||||
Ÿ | Screen | messages indicate | a | conflict | exists. |
To resolve conflicts, you can change the software or hardware config
Note: Start the Configuration/Setup Utility program to view the address your system board functions.
The best way to resolve
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