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Hp xw9400: reference guide
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Table 3-1
Computer Setup Utility menu descriptions (continued)
Heading
Option
I/O**
APIC Interrupts APIC
Onboard
Devices
PCI Devices
Device Options NIC PXE Option ROM Download (Enable/Disable)
Slot Options
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Chapter 3 System management
Description
Allow manual configuration of system IRQs.
For more details on using this feature and on maximizing interrupt performance, refer to the
Optimizing APIC Interrupt Assignments on the xw9400 white paper available at
http://tclperf.fc.hp.com/performance_briefs/index.htm.
Disable or set IRQ, DMA, and I/O Range values for legacy devices.
Disable or select IRQ values for PCI devices.
Disable means you cannot boot from this device, but more option ROM space is available for other
devices.
Onboard SAS Option ROM Download (Enable/Disable)
Disable means you cannot boot from SAS drives, but more option ROM space is available for
other devices.
SATA Option ROM Download (Enable/Disable)
Enables or disables downloading embedded SATA option ROM. Disable means you cannot boot
from SATA devices, but more option ROM space is available for other devices.
SATA RAID (Enable/Disable)
Enables or disables SATA drives for a RAID. If disabled, a single line is displayed. If enabled, the
menu expands to allow enabling/disabling each SATA port.
Num Lock State at Power-On (Off/On)
Sets the keyboard
Num Lock
S5 Wake on LAN (Enable/Disable)
Allows the network to wake the system from shutdown (ACPI S5). When set to Disable, system
power consumption is reduced to match Federal Energy Management Program (FEMP) guidelines.
Unique Sleep State Blink Rates (Enable/Disable)
Assigns different LED blink patterns for S1 and S3. (The system LED is off for S4 and S5.)
Monitor Tracking (Enable/Disable)
Enabling this option allows the ROM to save the monitor asset tracking information such as the
serial number and model.
Modifies options for:
Slot 1—PCI Express x8
Slot 2—PCI Express x16 graphics
Slot 3—PCI 32 bit, 33 MHz
Slot 4—PCI Express x16 (x8)
Slot 5—PCI Express x16 graphics
Slot 6—PCI-X 100
Slot 7—PCI-X 100/133
state after POST. The Operating System can change this state, also.
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