Kontron AT8050 - Manual (Page 116)

Software Setup
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5.1.6.1 Boot Settings Configuration sub-menu
5.1.6.2 Boot Device Priority sub-menu
Feature Option Description Help text
Quick Boot Mode
Enabled
Disabled
Allows/denies skipping the memory tests
during a cold boot. Quick Boot enabled has no
impact on a warm reset boot since then
memory is not initialized during a warm reset.
Enabled: Allows skipping
the memory tests during
a cold boot. Disabled:
Allows the extended
memory test to be
executed during a cold
boot.
Progressive Boot
Enabled
Disabled
If disabled, the normal boot path is used.
If enabled, IPMI need to be enabled. The OS
Load Timeout watchdog will be enabled at time
selected by user. If OS load WD is disabled, it
will be re-enabled by progressive boot.
Enabled: Allows BIOS to
bypass a failing device
upon WD bite.
Note: If OS Load is set to
disable this option will
enable WD at 600
seconds.
Progressive Boot Action
Reset sequence
Keep booting
If value is set to Reset sequence, the boot
order is reset upon good start from a device
without any WD bite.
If value is set to Keep booting, the boot
sequence keep the failling device and boot
from the next.
Reset sequence: Boot
sequence is reset after a
good start from a device.
Keep booting: Boot
sequence start from last
successful bootable
device.
Warm Reset Initial count
Never
Always
5
10
15
Never does Cold reset. Always always do a
warm reset after the first Cold boot. The rest
of the option are count for warm reset.
Select the value of the
warm reset count.
Always: Always do a
warm reset. Never:
Always do a cold reset.
Default Reset Type
Hard Reset
Warm Reset
Sets the reset type
issued whenever front
panel reset button is
pushed or IPMI
Watchdog expires with
reset action configured.
Feature Option Description Help text
1st Boot Device Type: Boot device
Specifies the priority of the available boot
sources. The list includes USB CD ROM, USB
Hard Drive, SAS Hard Drive and PXE. Other
supported devices might be dynamically added
Specifies the priority of
the available boot
sources.
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Nth Boot Device Type: Boot device
Specifies the boot priority of the available
boot sources. The list includes USB CD ROM,
USB Hard Drive, SAS Hard Drive and PXE. Other
supported devices might be dynamically added
Specifies the priority of
the available boot
sources.