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Intel
Desktop Board D915GVWB Specification Update
ERRATA
1.
The IEEE-1394a Interface May Lose Link Connection
When Transferring Files From Some IEEE-1394a
DVD/CD-ROM Devices
P
:
PCI frequency noise between GND and the IEEE-1394a analog ground (AGND), in
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excess of 1V peak to peak, has been measured when transferring files from an IEEE-1394a
DVD/CD-ROM device and an IDE Hard Disk Drive. The presence of this noise causes an
IEEE-1394a link drop off with certain IEEE-1394a DVD/CD-ROM devices.
I
:
Users may experience the IEEE-1394a link drop when transferring files from
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some IEEE-1394a DVD/CD-ROM devices. This failure has been observed with a very limited
number of IEEE-1394a DVD/CD-ROM devices. The failure is masked when the system is
configured with a minimum of two PCI cards. This failure is considered a low risk.
W
:
None.
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S
:
This erratum may be fixed in a future hardware revision.
TATUS
2.
Wake On LAN May Not Function After Loss and Restore
of AC Power
P
:
If AC power is removed, Wake On LAN may not function until the LAN circuit is re-
ROBLEM
initialized. The sequence of events is as follows:
•
AC power removed (AC power cord disconnected, for example)
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AC power restored. +5V Standby voltage is re-applied to the board
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Wake On LAN may not be functional
•
Switch power on
•
Switch power off to put system back into Standby mode (S5 state)
•
Wake On LAN functionality restored
I
:
Wake on LAN will not function if AC power is interrupted.
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W
:
In the BIOS Setup program, set After Power Failure to "Power On" in the
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Power Menu.
S
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This erratum may be fixed in a future BIOS revision.
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