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• Unattended Start Mode
To use this mode, a power-on password must be previously specified. If
unattended start mode is enabled, the system will boot from the
defined boot device without requiring the you to enter the power-on
password. While the system can be booted without entering the POP
password, the keyboard controller will be programmed to lock up until
the POP password is provided. This mode is ideal for servers that run
unattended. After an electrical power failure, for example, the operating
system will be rebooted without waiting for you to enter the power-on
password.
Figure 39 shows the SMS submenu where you can set the password.
Figure 39. SMS Submenu - Firmware Passwords
- SG24-5144-00 1
- October 1998 3
- Contents 5
- © Copyright IBM Corp. 1998 ix 11
- © Copyright IBM Corp. 1998 xi 13
- Comments Welcome 17
- © Copyright IBM Corp. 1998 1 19
- RS/6000 Introduction 3 21
- RS/6000 Introduction 5 23
- RS/6000 Introduction 7 25
- 1.5 Performance Results 27
- RS/6000 Introduction 11 29
- 1.5.2 Performance Summary 31
- 1.6.1 Microprocessor Future 31
- 1.6.2 Universal Serial Bus 32
- 1.6.4 IEEE 1394 33
- 1.7 Workgroup Conferencing 33
- RS/6000 Introduction 17 35
- 1.8 Year 2000 36
- RS/6000 Introduction 19 37
- Chapter 2. Hardware Overview 39
- 2.1.2 Platform Topology 40
- Hardware Overview 23 41
- 2.2 The Hardware Design 44
- Hardware Overview 29 47
- Hardware Overview 31 49
- 2.3 Bus Architecture 50
- Procssor 51
- 166, 200 51
- 233, 375 51
- 2.3.3 The 60X and 6XX Bus 52
- 2.3.4 The 6XX-MX I/O Bus 52
- 2.3.5 The X-Bus 53
- 2.4 The Processor Subsystem 53
- Hardware Overview 37 55
- 2.5.1 Memory Hierarchy 57
- Figure 12. Memory Hierarchy 58
- Hardware Overview 41 59
- Hardware Overview 43 61
- Hardware Overview 45 63
- Figure 17. False Sharing 64
- Hardware Overview 47 65
- © Copyright IBM Corp. 1998 49 67
- 3.1.1 Standard Features 68
- 3.1.5 Service Package 85
- 3.2.2 Standard Features 87
- J1 Operator panel power 89
- J2 Operator panel audio 89
- Order Number Title 96
- 3.2.6 Service Package 112
- 4.1 Storage Boot Devices 115
- 4.2 SCSI Overview 115
- 4.2.1 SCSI-I 115
- 4.2.2 SCSI-II 116
- 4.2.3 SCSI-III 117
- 4.2.4 SCSI Terminology 120
- 4.2.5 SCSI Repeaters 122
- 4.3 SCSI Cabling 123
- cfgmgr run 126
- 4.6 Internal SCSI Devices 138
- 4.6.2 Internal CD-ROM Drive 139
- 4.6.3 Internal Tape Drives 140
- 4.7 Internal SSA devices 141
- 4.8 PCI Storage Adapters 142
- 4.8.1 SCSI Adapters 142
- 4.8.2 SSA Adapter 142
- 5.1 Communication Adapters 145
- 5.1.1 Token-Ring Adapter 145
- 5.1.2 Ethernet Adapters 146
- 5.1.3 ISDN Adapters 146
- 5.1.4 FDDI Adapters 147
- 5.1.5 ATM Adapters 149
- 5.1.6 Multiple Port Adapters 151
- 5.1.7 WAN Adapters 151
- 5.1.8 Miscellaneous Adapters 152
- 5.2 Graphics Adapters 153
- 5.2.1 POWER GXT120P (# 2838) 153
- 5.2.3 POWER GXT550P (# 2845) 155
- Table 34. Graphics Adapters 158
- 5.3.1 Device Types 164
- AB-CD-EF-GH 165
- AB-CD-EF-G,H 165
- smit devices 169
- 6.2 Stand-Alone Diagnostics 175
- 6.3 On-line Diagnostics 176
- 6.3.1 Service Mode 177
- 6.3.2 Concurrent Mode 178
- 6.3.3 Single-User Mode 179
- Diagnostic 186
- OK code when 187
- 6.6 Power-On Self-Test 188
- 6.6.1 Processor POST 188
- 6.6.3 Graphics Adapter POST 189
- 6.6.5 SCSI Subsystem POST 190
- 6.7.1 SMS Start-Up 191
- 6.7.3 SMS ASCII Main Menu 198
- ACSII Terminal Settings 198
- 6.7.4 SMS Firmware Update 198
- ./filename.bin 199
- before 200
- FEB, the 201
- RS/6000 202
- Chapter 7. Service Processor 203
- Service Processor 187 205
- 7.4.1 Pre-Standby Phase 207
- 7.4.2 Standby Phase 207
- 7.4.3 Bring-Up Phase 208
- 7.4.4 Run-time Phase 208
- 7.5 Main Menu 209
- Enabled or Disabled 213
- YES and the operating system 215
- 7 modem_z_sp. For more 222
- 38000 57600 115200 224
- 7.5.6 Set System Name 227
- 7.6 General User Menu 227
- Service Processor 211 229
- <filename> 230
- SA38-0554 231
- Chapter 8. Hints and Tips 233
- 8.2 Entering Debug Mode 234
- 8.3 Backup and Cloning 234
- 8.3.1 The bootinfo Command 234
- Hints and Tips 217 235
- 8.3.4 Cloning 236
- bos.rte.mp 237
- Sample Script: 239
- installp 241
- # bootinfo -p 243
- Hints and Tips 227 245
- Hints and Tips 229 247
- Hints and Tips 231 249
- Hints and Tips 233 251
- System Firmware: 253
- 8.5 Network Boot Support 254
- Hints and Tips 237 255
- 8.7 Booting Problems 256
- 8.7.1 Booting from CD-ROM 256
- Hints and Tips 239 257
- $TERM variable so that 258
- TERM=ibm3151 258
- A.3 Standard Features 261
- RAM (Memory) Up to 768 MB 262
- System Expansion 262
- Appendix B. Special Notices 265
- Special Notices 249 267
- C.2 Redbooks on CD-ROMs 269
- C.3 Other Publications 269
- C.4 Web Resources 270
- How to Get ITSO Redbooks 271
- IBM Redbook Order Form 273
- List of Abbreviations 275
- Numerics 277
- ITSO Redbook Evaluation 285
- Printed in the U.S.A 286
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