IDE Drive Setup, Palette Snooping, Video Interrupt | IBM 6644, 6645

Palette Snooping

The default setting is “Disabled“. It is necessary to enable palette snooping if your system has a video multimedia adapter installed and incorrect colors are displayed on screen, and also your system has a PCI video adapter installed that supports palette snooping.

Video Interrupt

This parameter allows you to select “Disabled” for the video interrupt if your video adapter does not require an interrupt and your system is having problems assigning interrupts to other adapters that need them. The default is set to “Enabled“.

IDE Drive Setup

The Device and I/O Ports menu includes four IDE drive items that allow you to configure the hard disk drives and the CD/CD-R/W-ROM drive. Selecting any one of these items displays a submenu with details on a particular IDE drive.

The IDE drive items are identified as follows:

IDE Hard Disk Drive 0

IDE Hard Disk Drive 0 is attached to IDE connector 1 on the system board. This is the hard disk that comes pre-installed with your computer.

•Size:

It is not configurable. The BIOS will auto-detect the size from the hard disk drive.

•IDE Performance:

The “High Performance“ mode allows IDE devices attached to the system board IDE controller to utilize any performance enhancement features the device may support. If an IDE device attached to the system board IDE controller does not function properly or causes other IDE devices attached to the same controller not to function properly, set this field to the “Compatible“ mode. This will allow other IDE hard disk drives or IDE devices which do not follow the ATA IDE specification to function properly. The default is set to “High Performance“.

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6644/6645/6646 Hardware Maintenance Service for Service Level aPage Contents Diagnostic Aids Check ProceduresRepair Information Parts/Test Point Locations Parts Catalog 121 Safety Inspection Guide 119Appendix A. 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When the screen shows BIOS-contained Model Number and Serial NumberPress Y, then press Enter IBM Desktop System HMM When the screen shows Working with the Setup Menus Bios Configuration/Setup UtilityStarting the Configuration/Setup Utility Keys Function Changing Parameter Settings Restore Settings Save SettingsLoading Default Settings Viewing System Information, and Product Data Exiting Setup Video Setup USB Boot deviceDevices and I/O ports Palette Snooping IDE Drive SetupVideo Interrupt IDE Hard Disk Drive IDE CD-ROM Drive Audio SetupAudio Support Startup Options Network SetupStartup Sequence Power-On Logos Power-On Self TestAutomatics Power-on Startup Sequence Error Startup Sequence System Security Power-On password Remote AdministrationSecurity Profile by Device Enter Setup Key in your current password when prompted Changing the Power-On PasswordDelete Power-On Password Administrator Password Advanced SetupAdapter ROM Security Asset ID Plug and Play Control Plug and Play Operating System PCI ControlProcessor Control Wake on LAN Acpi Bios IRQ Dimension width x depth x height SpecificationsWeight Environment Operating Requirements Check Procedures Introduction Start Important The drives in the system you are Check Procedures Read the Following Page 007 005 009 Index of Symptoms, Messages, Error Codes, or Beeps Page Bios Error Codes Action/FRU Messages Post Error Codes and Messages List Bios ROM Post Error Codes and Messages List Dimm ROM Post Error Codes and Messages List Post Error Codes and Messages List Bios Error Beeps Action/FRU Bios Error Beeps List Dimm Bios Error Beeps List Error Symptoms Action/FRU Processor / Processor Fan Error Symptoms ListSystem Board and Memory Hard Disk Drive Error Symptoms Action/FRU CD-ROM Drive CNN1 Error Symptoms List Video and Monitor Error Symptoms Action/FRU Real-Time ClockUSB Ports Some or all keys on Keyboard on Keyboard do not work Other Problems Factory-Installed Storage Devices Troubleshooting Select Utility from the menu 003 005 Page Ensure that Windows 2000 is properly installed End Audio Not Supported by Diagnostics ProgramPerform the following under Windows Check Procedures 004 006 Select Settings, then select Control Panel 008 Try reading the CD with a known good CD-ROM drive CD-ROM DriveReplace system board IBM Desktop System HMM Replace CD-ROM drive End Check Procedures Follow the screen instructions to run the Memory test Memory 002 Keyboard Test right left button and check if right left button works MouseTest mouse cursor movement Mouse is functioned normally End 010 Try with a known good mouseReplace the mouse End 011 Disconnect the power cord from the back of the system unit Power Supply Replace the on/off switch cable assembly Pin power connector IDE power connectorReplace the power supply End Check Procedures Is the Screen READABLE? 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