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If you encounter a 'System RAM Failed' error on your Fujitsu Server, turn the server off and ensure the memory modules are installed properly. Also, check the system event log and replace the memory modules.
Why is the Fujitsu Primergy RX100 S3 Server screen shaking?
If the Fujitsu Server screen shakes, it might be due to a strong magnetic field from devices like televisions or speakers nearby. Move them further away from the display. The display may also shake if a cell phone receives a call nearby; avoid using cell phones near the display.
How to fix 'Memory decreased in Size' error on Fujitsu Server?
If the 'Memory decreased in Size' error appears on your Fujitsu Server, refer to the system event log and replace the abnormal DIMM.
How to fix 'System CMOS checksum bad' error on Fujitsu Server?
If you receive the message 'System CMOS checksum bad' on your Fujitsu Server, correct the current settings using the BIOS Setup Utility or restore the settings to the time of purchase.
How to resolve 'CPU mismatch detected' on Fujitsu Server?
If a 'CPU mismatch detected' error appears on your Fujitsu Server, check that the correct CPUs are installed.
What to do if Fujitsu Primergy RX100 S3 cannot collect the memory dump?
If the Fujitsu Server cannot collect the memory dump, correct the settings. Also, collect the memory dump to a non-system drive, reduce the installed memory, change the write type of the debugging information, or restore the System.
How to fix 'Invalid System Configuration Data' error on Fujitsu Primergy RX100 S3?
If you encounter an 'Invalid System Configuration Data' error on your Fujitsu Server, change [Reset Configuration Data] on "8.1.5 Advanced Menu" to [Yes] in the BIOS Setup Utility.
What to do if automatic logon fails during Windows 2000 setup on Fujitsu Primergy RX100 S3?
If automatic logon fails during Windows 2000 setup on your Fujitsu Server, use the username and password you set before starting the installation in the logon window.
General| Form Factor | Rack |
|---|---|
| Number of Processors | 1 |
| Network | 2 x Gigabit Ethernet |
| Processor | Intel Xeon Processor |
| Memory | Up to 32 GB |
| RAID Support | RAID 0, 1, 5, 10 |
| Chipset | Intel 3000 Chipset |
| Operating System Support | Windows Server, Linux |
Details the key features and specifications of the RX100 S3 server.
Describes the software utilities provided with the server, including ServerStart.
Identifies and explains the functions of various server components, front and rear views.
Covers basic server operations like opening racks, turning on/off, and media handling.
Outlines the workflow from server installation to start of operation.
Details pre-installation tasks like installing options and hardware settings.
Guides the user in choosing the appropriate OS installation method.
Lists important notes and limitations for OS installation procedures.
Explains system requirements and installation of ServerStart on client machines.
Step-by-step guide for OS installation using ServerStart's guided wizard.
Describes setting up installation information in a configuration file prior to installation.
Details OS installation using ServerStart's expert mode, including disk management.
Explains methods for performing OS installation over a network.
Covers procedures for installing the OS on multiple servers using ServerStart.
Instructions for creating necessary driver disks for manual OS installation.
Provides detailed steps for manually installing Windows Server and Linux OS.
Explains how to install LAN drivers for different OS versions.
Guides on configuring memory dump and paging file settings for troubleshooting.
Details the process of creating system recovery disks for disaster recovery.
Explains how to save BIOS setup and system configuration for recovery.
Describes the creation of tools for server maintenance using FloppyBuilder.
Provides important notes and settings before commencing server operation.
Covers advanced LAN configurations like teaming and VLAN using BACS.
Explains advanced LAN configurations using Intel® PROSet.
Details the installation and use of the RAID management tool for array configuration.
Explains the importance and installation of ServerView for server hardware monitoring.
Describes the DSNAP utility for collecting failure investigation information.
Outlines general precautions and types of internal options that can be installed.
Provides instructions on how to safely remove and reattach the server's top cover.
Details the process of installing or removing memory modules, including safety precautions.
Explains how to install expansion cards into PCI slots, including slot specifications.
Covers the procedure for installing an internal CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive.
Details the installation process for internal hard disk units, including location and order.
Explains how to connect external SCSI options and backup cabinets.
Comprehensive guide to BIOS setup, including starting, exiting, and menu options.
Explains settings for the SCSI Setup Utility, including adapter properties and boot lists.
Covers checking server status via LEDs and monitoring tools, and cleaning procedures.
Provides resolutions for hardware and software problems, and explains error messages.
Explains how to use Server Management Tools to view, save, and delete system event logs.
Details hardware security features like rack locks and password settings for unauthorized access.
Emphasizes the importance of backups and describes backup devices, software, and operations.
Guides on restoring the system using recovery disks in case of data corruption.
Explains the procedure for reinstalling the operating system, including pre-reinstallation checks.
Covers changing OS settings, such as processor kernel type, after initial setup.
Provides details on maintenance services, non-durable components, and contacting support.
Lists detailed specifications for different server models and configurations.
Provides specifications for internal options like memory, CD-ROM, and hard disk units.
Explains how to connect and operate the remote control utility via serial port.
Covers procedures for disposing of the server, batteries, and displays as industrial waste.
