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Changing the Startup Sequence, Selecting the Network RPL Speed, Start up, Reset, Spacebar, Enter

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Using Easy-Setup Changing the Startup Sequence To change the startup sequence: To start Easy-Setup: Page 33. Note: Set a PC Card (PCMCIA) before a hard disk drive if you want to boot from the PC Card. 1. Start Easy-Setup and select Start up. 2. Move the cursor to the Reset icon; then press the Spacebar. The sequence is reset, and all available device icons appear at the bottom of the screen. For the meaning of the icons, see page 35. 3. Move the cursor to the icon for the first device in the startup sequence; then press the Spacebar. Repeat this step to set the other devices for the startup sequence. You can set up to four devices. 4. Click on OK or press Enter to save the change. Selecting the Network RPL Speed When you use a remote program load through a token-ring card or other network card, you can select the RPL speed. 1. Start Easy-Setup and select Start up. 2. Move the cursor to the Network icon; then press the Spacebar. The window to select the token-ring RPL speed appears. 3. Move the cursor to the 4 icon or the 16 icon; then press the Spacebar and press Enter. If you are using another card, such as an Ethernet card, press Esc to exit this window. 38 IBM ThinkPad 380 or 380D User's Guide

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Using Easy-Setup
Changing the Startup Sequence
To change the startup sequence:
To start Easy-Setup:
Page 33.
1.
Start Easy-Setup and select
Start up
.
2.
Move the cursor to the
Reset
icon; then press the
Spacebar
.
The sequence is reset, and all available device icons appear at
the bottom of the screen.
For the meaning of the icons, see
page 35.
Note:
Set a PC Card (PCMCIA) before a
hard disk drive if you want to boot
from the PC Card.
3.
Move the cursor to the icon for the first device in the startup
sequence; then press the
Spacebar
.
Repeat this step to set the other devices for the startup
sequence.
You can set up to four devices.
4.
Click on
OK
or press
Enter
to save the change.
Selecting the Network RPL Speed
When you use a remote program load through a token-ring card or
other network card, you can select the RPL speed.
1.
Start Easy-Setup and select
Start up
.
2.
Move the cursor to the
Network
icon; then press the
Spacebar.
The window to select the token-ring RPL speed appears.
3.
Move the cursor to the
4
icon or the
16
icon; then press the
Spacebar
and press
Enter
.
If you are using another card, such as an Ethernet card, press
Esc
to exit this window.
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