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Dell™ PowerEdge™ 2800 Systems

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Notes, Notices, and Cautions

NOTE: A NOTE indicates important information that helps you make better use of your computer.

NOTICE: A NOTICE indicates either potential damage to hardware or loss of data and tells you how

to avoid the problem.

CAUTION: A CAUTION indicates a potential for property damage, personal injury, or death.

Abbreviations and Acronyms

For a complete list of abbreviations and acronyms, see "Glossary" in your

User’s Guide

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July 2005 P/N R6754 Rev. A03

Information Update 3

This document provides updated information for your system on the following topics:

• Enabling video hardware acceleration in the Microsoft

Windows

Server 2003 operating

system

• Correcting flat-panel display video problems during Microsoft Windows Server 2003

operating system installations

• PCI-e hot-plug support

• Failure to load usb-ohci driver message on systems running Red Hat

Enterprise Linux

(version 2.1)

• NIC teaming limitations

• Changing the LCD display of the system ID and name

• LCD status messages update

• Installing the cable-management arm

Enabling Video Hardware Acceleration in the Microsoft

Windows Server 2003 Operating System

By default, video hardware acceleration is set to its lowest setting (

None

) by the Microsoft

Windows Server 2003 operating system. Your system’s video controller supports enhanced features

and requires that the video hardware acceleration be set to its highest (

Full

) setting. Operating

the system without adjusting the video hardware acceleration to its highest setting may cause the

system to become unstable under certain conditions. To adjust the video hardware acceleration:

Click

Start

, point to

Control Panel

, and then click

Display

You can also right-click the desktop, and then click

Properties

Click the

Settings

tab in the

Display Properties

window, and then click

Advanced

Click the

Troubleshoot

tab, and move the hardware acceleration slider from

None

Full

Click

, and then click

If you reinstall or update the video drivers, or if you reinstall Windows Server 2003, you must reset

the video hardware acceleration to its

Full

setting again.

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Correcting Flat-Panel Display Video Problems During

Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Operating System

Installations

NOTE: The following information applies only to Microsoft Windows Server 2003 operating system

installations on systems that have certain flat-panel displays attached. Systems that have a CRT monitor

attached, or systems that have any other operating system installed, are not affected.

Under certain conditions, the image on some flat-panel displays may roll during the installation of

the Microsoft Windows Server 2003 operating system. This is caused by console redirection being

enabled in the System Setup program (console redirection is disabled by default).

Console redirection is intended for system management from a terminal attached to the system’s

serial port. When Windows Server 2003 detects that console redirection is enabled, it optimizes its

installation screens to a low-resolution text mode for a vt100-compatible terminal. Some flat-panel

displays cannot synchronize to that mode.

To correct the problem, restart the system, enter the System Setup program, and disable console

redirection. After installing the Windows Server 2003 operating system, enter the System Setup

program, and enable console redirection, if desired.

PCI-e Hot-Plug Support

When available, the following PCI Express (PCI-e) Fibre Channel (FC) host-bus adapter (HBA)

cards will support hot plug operation:

• The Emulex PCI-e FC HBA will support hot-replace (replacing an existing card with an

identical card) and hot-remove operations under the Windows Server 2003 and

Windows 2000 Server and Advanced Server operating systems, or the Novell

NetWare

6.5

operating system (when available). Hot-add will not be supported.

• The QLogic PCI-e FC HBA will support hot-replace and hot-remove operation under the

Windows Server 2003 and Windows 2000 Server and Advanced Server operating systems,

or the Novell NetWare 6.5 operating system (when available). Hot-add will not be supported.

Dell™ PowerEdge™ Expandable RAID Controller (PERC) cards and the Broadcom 5721 PCI-e

NIC do not support hot-plug PCI-e operation.

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Failure to Load usb-ohci Driver Message on Systems Running

Red Hat Enterprise Linux (Version 2.1)

A failure message may be displayed when

Initializing USB controller (usb-ohci)

appears during startup. Update versions of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (version 2.1) prior to

Update 4 mistakenly attempt to load this driver for the USB 2.0 controller. Red Hat Enterprise

Linux (version 2.1) does not support USB 2.0. To avoid this erroneous message on versions prior

to Update 4, remove the line in

/etc/modules.conf

that causes

usb-ohci

to load. Otherwise, install

Red Hat Enterprise Linux (version 2.1) Update 4 to resolve the problem.

NIC Teaming Limitations

If you configure the baseboard management controller (BMC) to access the system using the first

integrated NIC (NIC1), teaming functionality and BMC functionality will be affected in certain

situations, as shown in Table 1-1.

Table 1-1. Effect of BMC Use of NIC1 on Teaming Functionality

AFT, ALB/RLB, and SFT

Teaming Mode

IEEE 802.3ad and Ether Channel

Teaming Mode

Action Effect Effect

NIC1 allocated to BMC

before team is created

Normal teaming and BMC

functionality.

BMC and NIC1 will issue a

warning message about the loss of

management traffic in the event

of adaptive failover.

Normal teaming functionality.

BMC functionality may be

affected because of loss of

management traffic.

BMC and NIC1 will issue a

warning message about loss of

management traffic in the event

of adaptive failover.

NIC1 allocated to BMC

after team is created

Normal teaming and BMC

functionality.

BMC will issue a warning message

about the loss of management

traffic in the event of adaptive

failover.

NIC1 will not display a warning

message but teaming will function

normally.

Normal teaming functionality.

BMC functionality may be

affected because of loss of

management traffic.

BMC will issue a warning message

about loss of management traffic

in the event of adaptive failover.

NIC1 will not display a warning

message but teaming will function

normally.

NIC1 BMC access disabled

before team is created

Normal teaming functionality Normal teaming functionality

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NOTE: To avoid false error messages, use only the Intel

NIC drivers provided by Dell.

Changing the LCD Display of the System ID and Name

To change the LCD display of the system ID and name, enter the System Setup program as

described in the

User’s Guide

and select

Embedded Server Management

from the main setup

screen. Then, in the screen that opens, select

User-Defined

, and under

User Defined LCD String:

enter the desired system ID for

Line 1

and system name for

Line 2

LCD Status Messages Update

Table 1-2 lists updates to the LCD status messages that can occur, and the probable cause

for each message. The LCD messages refer to events recorded in the system event log (SEL).

For information on the SEL and configuring system management settings, see the systems

management software documentation.

NIC1 BMC access disabled

after team is created

Normal teaming functionality Normal teaming functionality

Table 1-2. LCD Status Messages

Line 1

Message

Line 2

Message

Causes Corrective Actions

SYSTEM

SYSTEM NAME SYSTEM ID is a unique name,

five characters or less, defined

by the user.

SYSTEM NAME is a unique

name, 16 characters or less,

defined by the user.

The system ID and name display

under the following conditions:

• The system is powered on.

• The power is off and active

POST errors are displayed.

This message is for information

only.

You can change the system ID

and name in the System Setup

program. See your User's Guide

for instructions.

Table 1-1. Effect of BMC Use of NIC1 on Teaming Functionality (continued)

AFT, ALB/RLB, and SFT

Teaming Mode

IEEE 802.3ad and Ether Channel

Teaming Mode

Action Effect Effect

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E0000 OVRFLW CHECK LOG LCD overflow message.

A maximum of three error

messages can display sequentially

on the LCD. The fourth message

displays as the standard overflow

message.

Check the SEL for details

on the events.

E0119 TEMP AMBIENT

TEMP BMC

Ambient system temperature is

out of acceptable range.

See "Troubleshooting System

Cooling Problems" in your

Installation and Troubleshooting

Guide.

E0119 TEMP RISER Riser card is out of acceptable

temperature range.

See "Troubleshooting System

Cooling Problems" in your

Installation and Troubleshooting

Guide.

E0212 VOLT PG nSystem power supply is out of

acceptable voltage range; faulty

or improperly installed power

supply.

See "Troubleshooting Redundant

Power Supplies" in your

Installation and Troubleshooting

Guide.

E0212 VOLT BATT ROMB Faulty RAID battery. Replace the RAID battery.

See "Activating the Optional

Integrated RAID Controller"

in your Installation and

Troubleshooting Guide.

E0212 VOLT BATT CMOS Faulty system battery. Replace the system battery.

See "System Battery" in your

Installation and Troubleshooting

Guide.

E0212 VOLT RISER 5V

VOLT RISER

Riser card voltage is out of

acceptable range; faulty or

improperly installed power

supply; faulty system board.

Reinstall the expansion-card cage.

See "Installing the Expansion-

Card Cage" in your Installation

and Troubleshooting Guide. If the

problem persists, see "Getting

Help" in your Installation and

Troubleshooting Guide.

E0412 RPM FAN n

FAN REDUNDANCY

LOST

Specified cooling fan is faulty,

improperly installed, or missing.

See "Troubleshooting System

Cooling Problems" in your

Installation and Troubleshooting

Guide.

Table 1-2. LCD Status Messages (continued)

Line 1

Message

Line 2

Message

Causes Corrective Actions

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E0780 PROC nPRESENCE Microprocessor is not installed

in socket n.

Install a microprocessor in

socket n. See "Replacing a

Processor" in your Installation

and Troubleshooting Guide.

E07F0 PROC nIERR Faulty or improperly installed

microprocessor.

See "Troubleshooting the

Microprocessors" in your

Installation and Troubleshooting

Guide.

E07FA PROC nTHERMTRIP Specified microprocessor is out of

acceptable temperature range and

has halted operation.

See "Troubleshooting System

Cooling Problems" in your

Installation and Troubleshooting

Guide. If the problem persists,

ensure that the microprocessor

heat sinks are properly installed.

See "Replacing a Processor"

in your Installation and

Troubleshooting Guide.

NOTE: The LCD continues to

display this message until the

system’s power cord is

disconnected and reconnected to

the AC power source, or the SEL is

cleared using either Server

Assistant or the BMC Management

Utility. See the Dell OpenManage

Baseboard Management

Controller User’s Guide for

information about these utilities.

E0876 PS nMISSING

PS nSTATUS

No power available from the

specified power supply; specified

power supply is improperly

installed or faulty.

See "Troubleshooting Redundant

Power Supplies" in your

Installation and Troubleshooting

Guide.

E0876 PS nPREDICTIVE Power supply voltage is out of

acceptable range; specified power

supply is improperly installed or

faulty.

See "Troubleshooting Redundant

Power Supplies" in your

Installation and Troubleshooting

Guide.

E0876 PS nAC LOST

PS nAC RANGE

Power source for specified power

supply is unavailable, or out of

acceptable range.

Check the AC power source

for the specified power supply.

Table 1-2. LCD Status Messages (continued)

Line 1

Message

Line 2

Message

Causes Corrective Actions

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