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Compaq dc7700 - Convertible Minitower PC User Manual

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Virtual Appliance Generations
Virtual Appliance 2.0 features include:
SOS based on Windows CE 5.0
COS is Windows XP 32-bit
Supports AMT 2.1 and later
The HP Compaq dc7700p Business PC shipped in 2006 and will have a VA 2.0 compliant BIOS avail-
able in September 2007 (see “BIOS Requirements” on page 3).
The version of VA 2.0 on the HP Compaq dc7700p is VA 2.0.1, which is VA 2.0 with an Intel LVMM hot-
fix. For the purposes of this white paper, VA 2.0 is listed to avoid confusion. See “Known Limitations” on
page 11.
Virtual Appliance 2.6 features include:
All features of VA 2.0
Support for AMT 3.0
VA 2.6 is backwards compatible with VA 2.0 and supports both HP Compaq dc7700p and dc7800p
Business PCs. The HP Compaq dc7800p Business PC shipped in 2007.
BIOS Requirements
The HP Compaq dc7800p Business PC uses the 786F1 BIOS family. Use BIOS version 1.04 or later for
best compatibility and performance with VA 2.6.
The HP Compaq dc7700p Business PC uses the 786E1 BIOS family. Use BIOS version 3.03 or later for
best compatibility and performance with VA 2.0 and VA 2.6.
Intel Virtualization Technology must be enabled in F10 Setup before a VA can be launched. VT is dis-
abled by default in F10 Setup.
A VA can be installed with VT enabled or disabled, although some VA installers may warn users that VT
is disabled during installation. If VT is disabled during installation, enter F10 Setup and enable VT after
the installation is complete.
There are two kinds of Intel Virtualization Technology: VTx and VTd.
Intel Virtualization Technology for IA-32 processors (VTx) deals with virtualization at the processor level.
This must be enabled for a VA to function.
Virtualization Technology Directed I/O (VTd) is an extension of VTx and deals with virtualization at the
chipset level. VTd provides the capability to control DMA accesses and direct them to specific domains
which are regions in physical memory.
All Core 2 Duo processors support VTx. More advanced versions of Core 2 Duo also support VTd in addi-
tion to VTx. Depending on which VT is supported by the processor, one or both options may appear in
F10 Setup.

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Compaq dc7700 - Convertible Minitower PC Specifications

General IconGeneral
ChipsetIntel Q965 Express
Memory Slots4 DIMM slots
Form FactorConvertible Minitower
ProcessorIntel Core 2 Duo, Pentium D
MemoryUp to 8 GB DDR2 SDRAM
Storage80GB, 160GB, 250GB, 500GB HDD
GraphicsIntel GMA 3000
Optical DriveDVD-ROM, DVD+/-RW
AudioIntegrated High Definition Audio
NetworkIntegrated Intel Gigabit Network Connection
Expansion Slots1 PCIe x16, 1 PCI Express x1, 2 PCI
PortsUSB 2.0, Serial, Parallel, PS/2, Audio
SATA Ports4
Operating SystemWindows XP Professional, Windows Vista Business
Power Supply365W

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