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Status
This erratum will be fixed in a future BIOS release.
Workaround
Customer can still use PS/2 mouse. Alternatively, the customer can boot into
BIOS, select the "Advanced" tab, select "USB Configuraiton", and then enable
"Port 60/64 Emulation" to make the USB mouse work.
61.
PCI IBIST Error with BIOS 84
Problem
If customers use add-in RAID cards, such as Adaptec 3805 and LSI Megaraid
8708ELP, they may get PCI Express* IBIST errors, and BMC may show
"Critical Interrupt /PCIe Link7 (#0xA Bus Uncorrectable Error. Asserted Event.)"
in System Event Log.
Implication
BIOS 84 or later may produce this erratum.
Status
This erratum will not be fixed.
Workaround
If customers see this erratum, customers can do a CMOS clear as an effective
workaround.
62.
System May Hang during Login or Shutdown
Problem
Installing the Intel® PRO/1000 PT Quad Port Low Profile Server Adapter
(Model # EXPI9404PTL) may hang the system at the login screen or when
shutting down. This has been reported with Microsoft Windows Server 2008*.
Status
This erratum will be fixed in a future BIOS release.
Workaround
None.
63.
Hard Disks Are Difficult to Install in Intel® Server System SR2500AL and
Intel® Server Chassis SR2500
Problem
Customers may find it difficult to properly and fully install the hard drives into
the hard drive slots. This is because the backplane is about 0.5-1.5 mm
vertically higher than the specification.
Status
This erratum has been fixed.
Workaround
Check to ensure the bottom of the backplane touches the chassis base. If there
is an obvious gap, check the two bending features (shown below) and make
sure the bending angle is no more than 90 degrees. If necessary, use flat-nose
pliers to bend these two features down to lower the backplane. Contact your
local Intel Customer Service for more information.
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