Excessive Logs Get Reported After System Reboot When Running Suse* Linux 10, With Service Pack 2 X86; System Hang May Occur During Fru/Sdr Update Process With The Intel® Server System Sr1630Bc; System May Not Configure To Cltt Mode When Using Unbuffered Memory With Thermal Sensors; Clearing Bios Cmos In Bios Revision R0042 May Return An Invalid Date - Intel SC5650BCDP Documentation Update

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13. Excessive logs get reported after system reboot when running SuSE*
Linux 10, with Service Pack 2 x86
Problem During system reboot excessive logs are getting reported in the system SEL.
Implication During a system reboot the user will see excessive logs being reported into
the system SEL.
Status This issue may be fixed in a future OS release.
Workaround These errors occur during the ISA PNP scan. A workaround is to add
"noisapnp" to the command line options during operating system installation or
modify grub after installation.
14. System hang may occur during FRU/SDR update process with the Intel®
Server System SR1630BC
Problem During system reboot excessive logs are getting reported in the system SEL
Implication User may experience a system hang during the FRU/SDR update process.
Status This issue has been fixed by installing FRUSDR 16 or later.
Workaround None
15. System May Not Configure to CLTT Mode when using Unbuffered
Memory with Thermal Sensors
Problem When user goes to "CLTT" mode under "System Acoustics and Performance
Configuration" --> "Set Throttling Mode" in BIOS version 38. After changing the
"Set throttling" mode from default "AUTO" to "CLTT" and saving it by pressing
F10 key. In next reboot and entering into BIOS settings, CLTT mode is
changes to "OLTT" mode.
CLTT Mode is the preferred operating mode but when using UDIMM's with
Implication
thermal sensors the system changes to OLTT mode.
Status This issue will be fixed in BIOS 41.
Workaround None
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Clearing BIOS CMOS in BIOS Revision R0042 May Return an Invalid Date

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