Promise Technology FAST TRAK100TM - Manual (Page 14)

FastTrak100 User Manual
10
Checking CMOS Settings
No changes are necessary in the Mainboard CMOS Setup for resources or drive
types. Since FastTrak100 is a PCI Plug-n-Play (PnP) device, the Interrupt and Port
address resources are automatically assigned by the Mainboard’s PCI PnP BIOS.
The FastTrak100 system resources including port address, interrupt, and BIOS
address are automatically determined by the system PnP BIOS. To customize
IRQ settings, enter the Mainboard BIOS’s Advanced PCI setup and follow the
manufacturer’s procedures. When the system is limited by IRQ resources, the
FastTrak100 card can be set for the same IRQ as other PCI cards that support PCI
interrupt sharing.
For the FastTrak100 to be the bootable IDE controller, confirm in the mainboard’s
Standard CMOS Setup that the drive types (for hard disk drives) are set for
“Unknown Device” or “Not Installed” (see below). If there is a “Hard-Disk Drive
Sequence,” place the FastTrak controller as the second choice in searching for a
bootable device. No changes are needed for CD-ROM drives that are attached to
the mainboard IDE controller.
Processor ID: MHz
Cache: BIOS version: xxx
Server Tag: xxxxx
System Time 18:50:37
System Date Tue May 02, 2000
Diskette Drive A: 3.5 inch, 1.44 MB
Diskette Drive B: Not Installed
Primary Drive 0 Unknown Device
Primary Drive 1 Unknown Device
Secondary Drive 0 CD-ROM Reader
Secondary Drive 1 Unknown Device
Hard-Disk Drive Sequence
Boot Sequence