HP ProLiant BL30p

Server Blade Configuration and Utilities
Table 5-1: RBSU Default Settings continued
Menu/Option Default Setting
Server Passwords
Set Power-On Password Disabled
Set Admin Password Disabled
Advanced Options
MPS Table Mode AutoSet Table
POST Speed Up Enabled
POST F1 Prompt Enabled
ROM Selection Use Current ROM
Erase Non-Volatile Memory N/A
Erase Non-Volatile Memory/Boot
Disk
N/A
Set CPU 1 Corrected N/A
Set CPU 2 Corrected N/A
Wake-on LAN Enabled
NMI Debug Button Enabled
Processor Hyper-Threading Enabled
Virtual Install Disk Disabled
CPU Performance Setting Optimized for
memory
BIOS Enhanced RAID Disabled
BIOS Enhanced RAID
BIOS Enhanced RAID is a feature that allows a ProLiant BL30p server blade to boot
from the secondary hard drive when the bootable partition on the primary drive is
either inaccessible or is out of sync with a mirror on the secondary drive. This feature
works when the boot partition on your Linux server is configured as a Linux software
RAID 1 device, the boot loader supports Linux software RAID, and the feature has
been enabled in the server blade RBSU.
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