HP Kayak XU 04xx User Manual page 31

5 To run the MaxiLife diagnostics program, does the computer need to
be powered on?
a No, it doesn't. The HP MaxiLife is always running and continuously
monitors the state of the LCD buttons.
b Yes, it does. This can be easily checked, because the LCD status panel
will be blank.
c No, it doesn't. Even with the power cable disconnected, HP
MaxiLife is always running and continuously monitors the state of the
LCD buttons state.
6 Can I install a single Pentium II Xeon processor in the DUAL PROC
processor slot?
a Yes, you can. As long as the single Pentium II Xeon processor is
accompanied by two VRMs inserted in VRM sockets 2 and 3. And, a
processor terminator is installed in the BOOT PROC processor slot.
b No, you cannot. Because the VRM installed in the VRM socket 2 can
only be recognized and configured by a Pentium II Xeon processor
installed in the BOOT PROC processor slot.
c Yes, you can. As long as the single Pentium II Xeon processor is
accompanied by two VRMs inserted in VRM sockets 1 and 2 (from left
to right). And, a processor terminator is installed in the BOOT PROC
processor slot.
7 Can a Pentium II Slot 1 processor system be upgraded to a
Pentium II Xeon processor?
a Yes, it can. Pentium II Slot 1 processors are designed to be compatible
with Pentium II Xeon processor systems.
b No, it cannot. Pentium II Slot 1 processors are not designed to be
compatible with Pentium II Xeon processor systems.
8 Before installing or replacing a component, do I need to use a wrist
strap and ESD mat?
a Yes, you do. Electrostatic Discharge (ESD) can damage processors,
memory, hard disk drives, accessory boards and other components.
b No, you do not have to. The ESD package is non-conductive and are
now manufactured with a special anti-static product.
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