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System Setup options (continued) Option Settings Keyboard Installed * Not Installed Description Enables or disables testing of the keyboard during power-on diagnostics: select Not Installed if you plan to use your system without a keyboard (as a network server, for instance) so you do not receive keyboard errors * Default setting (1) If you installed a video adapter card, make sure you disable the on-board SVGA controller by setting jumper JP2 to position 2-3; see "Changing the Jumper Settings" in Chapter 4 for instructions. (2) If the System memory and Extended memory values are not correct, check that the SlMMs are installed correctly, as described in "Installing Memory Modules (SIMMs)" in Chapter 4. Using the Fixed Disk Setup Option The Fixed Disk Setup option defines the types of hard disk drives connected to the primary and secondary IDE interfaces in your system. When you select this option, you see the Fixed Disk Setup screen. Note These options do not configure other IDE devices, such as CD-ROM drives, connected to the secondary IDE interface. fixed Disk Setup screen options Make sure the Large Disk Access Mode option is set to DOS (the default setting). Set this option to Other if you are using UNIX® or an operating system other than MS-DOS@ or Windows. Running SETUP and lnstalling Drivers 2-5

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System Setup options (continued)
Option
Keyboard
Settings
Installed *
Not Installed
Description
Enables or disables testing
of the keyboard during
power-on diagnostics:
select Not Installed if
you plan to use your system
without a keyboard (as a
network server, for
instance) so you do not
receive keyboard errors
* Default setting
(1) If you installed a video adapter card, make sure you disable the
on-board SVGA controller by setting jumper JP2 to position 2-3; see
“Changing the Jumper Settings” in Chapter 4 for instructions.
(2) If the System
memory
and
Extended memory
values are not correct,
check that the SlMMs are installed correctly, as described in “Installing
Memory Modules (SIMMs)” in Chapter 4.
Using the Fixed Disk Setup Option
The
Fixed Disk Setup
option defines the types of hard
disk drives connected to the primary and secondary IDE
interfaces in your system. When you select this option, you see
the Fixed Disk Setup screen.
Note
These options do not configure other IDE devices, such as
CD-ROM drives, connected to the secondary IDE interface.
fixed Disk Setup screen options
Make sure the
Large Disk Access Mode
option is set to
DOS
(the default setting). Set this option to
Other
if you are
using UNIX
®
or an operating system other than MS-DOS@ or
Windows.
Running SETUP and lnstalling Drivers
2-5