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Ch 2: System Environment Setting
What You Can Do with the System Environment Setting
In the system environment setting, you use the BIOS setup (Setup Menu below) and the ISA configuration utility
(ICU below) to create an environment in which the system equipment is usable.
Outline of the Setup Menu
In the Setup Menu, you can set up the following:
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Main Menu
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Setting date and time for the built-in timer
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Type of floppy disk drive
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Type of IDE hard disk drive (unsupported)
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Checking for keyboard at startup
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System information (checking only)
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Memory capacity (checking only)
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Advanced Menu
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Resetting the setup data
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Setting initial diagnosis for ROM
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Setting PCI
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Setting I/O devices
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Console redirection (unsupported)
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Setting extended multiprocessor configuration table
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Setting I/O APIC mode
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Setting memory gap
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Setting parity check for PCI
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Setting memory test
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Setting 4GB or more caching for main memory
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Setting large-capacity disk access (unsupported)
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Setting light cache for disk (unsupported)
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Setting speaker volume
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Setting USB controller
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Security Menu
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Setting administrator password
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Setting user password
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Whether or not to use password at startup
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Boot Menu
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Setting priority for boot devices
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Exit Menu
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Exiting the Setup Menu
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Loading setup data
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Setting defaults
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