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of these subsystems, record the error number | and | refer | to | Chapter 8, “Determining | ||||||||
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| see | Chapter 3, | “Using | System | Management | Services.” |
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ŸAlternate boot modes (started by pressing F5 or the numerical 5 key, or F6 the
numerical 6 key), see “Working with System Startup Options.”
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If | three | incorrect | responses | are | given | to | the | password | prompt, | the | server | locks | up | ||||||||||
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Attention : Removing the battery may also erase system configuration information stored in the nonvolatile random access memory (NVRAM), such as the custom boot list.
Note: If the