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POST Error 0160, 84FF is being shown during POST
Updating the systems BIOS, BMC and FRUSDR with the latest version will remove this POST error. After the update, ensure that the Clear Event Log is enabled under BIOS to remove the historical data.
How to configure the onboard SCSI RAID on the SCSI SKU?
Onboard RAID will support Integrated Mirroring (IM) and Integrated Striping (IS). For detailed information on how to configure the RAID, please check the SCSI RAID Configuration Guide.
How to configure onboard SATA RAID on the SATA SKU?
The Intel Embedded Server RAID Technology supports two serial ATA ports (SATA), providing a cost-effective way to achieve higher transfer rates and reliability. The RAID levels supported are RAID 0 and 1. For detailed information, please check the User's Guide of Intel® Embedded Server RAID Technology.
Why does Microsoft Windows* show only 4GB memory, when I have 8GB memory installed?
PAE mode should be enabled. For more information, please see the solution dedicated to this topic.
Missing microcode message during POST with an installation of a new processor.
Check for the compatibility of the processor against the server board being used. This information can be found under the compatibility section of the respective platforms. Perform a BIOS update to ensure that the processor microcode is integrated into the server board BIOS.
What do I do when a password is requested by the FRUSDR update utility?
There is a webpage dedicated to explaining this issue. Please refer to the Password May be Requested document for more information.
Some hard drive LED activity will not work when using our Serial ATA (SATA) backplanes.
The Hard drive LED activity on our SATA backplanes is NOT only controlled by the GEM424 controller. They can also be driven by the drives themselves using pin 11 on the connector. Therefore, if a system has newer SATA drives that support this Drive Activity LED pin, the backplane LEDs will support drive activity regardless of what SATA controller is used.
How do I resolve 'noisy fan' issues?
Please make sure you install your system fans and CPU fans to the correct connector on the system board. Then update FRUSDR following the instruction associated with the FRUSDR update.
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