What to do if IBM Server shows SysCon device not found error when trying to install a non-existent device?
If you encounter a 'SysCon device not found' error when attempting to install a non-existent device, the system will enter the EFI Shell and display the shell prompt.
What to do if IBM Carrier Grade X3650 T embedded USB device is present and installed, SysCon device present, configuration data for system on device is yes, configuration data for system UUID on key is yes?
If the embedded USB device is present and installed, the SysCon device is present, the configuration data for the system on the device is 'yes,' and the configuration data for the system UUID on the key is 'yes,' you will be prompted for the BIOS password. Use the menu to either export from the SysCon Device to the SysCon Key or vice versa. Be aware that this may overwrite current configuration data in either direction.
What to do if IBM Server embedded USB device is present and installed, SysCon device present, configuration data for system on device is yes, configuration data for system UUID on key is no?
If the embedded USB device is present and installed, the SysCon device is present, the configuration data for the system on the device is 'yes,' but the configuration data for the system UUID on the key is 'no,' you will be prompted for the BIOS password. You may use the menu to export this system’s configuration data to the SysCon Key under a folder named using this system’s UUID.
General| Product Type | Server |
|---|---|
| Processor | Intel Xeon |
| Network Interface | Gigabit Ethernet |
| Operating System Support | Microsoft Windows Server, Red Hat Enterprise Linux, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server |
| RAID Support | Yes |
| Power Supply | Redundant power supply options |
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