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Chapter Three System Setup
Chapter Three System Setup
carry out SATA controller mode and settings on all SATA interfaces.
* SATA Mode
This options is used to set the mode of mainboard integrated SATA controller, there’re
four options of
【
Disabled
】
,
【
IDE Mode
】
,
【
AHCI Mode
】
and
【
RAID Mode
】
.
While using mainboard integrated SATA controller, if it is required to use serial
device as parallel IDE storage device, please set this option to
【
IDE Mode
】
.
While using mainboard integrated SATA controller, if it is required to connect 1-6
SATA devices without RAID, please set this option to
【
AHCI Mode
】
.
While using mainboard integrated SATA controller, if it is required to make
integrated SATA HostRAID, please set this option to
【
RAID Mode
】
.
* Serial-ATA Controller 0
This option could only be used when SATA Mode option is set to
【
IDE Mode
】
.
When this option is set to
【
Enhanced
】
, it could support 4 SATA 3.0Gb/s devices.
* Serial-ATA Controller 1
This option could only be used when SATA Mode option is set to
【
IDE Mode
】
.
When this option is set to
【
Enhanced
】
, it could support 2 SATA 3.0Gb/s devices.
* Port0/1/2/3/4/5 Hot Plug
This option could only be used when SATA Mode option is set to
【
AHCI
Mode
】
or
【
RAID Mode
】
, SATA interface could be set to support hot-plugging or
not, including two options of
【
Enabled
】
and
【
Disabled
】
(default).
●
SAS Con
fi
guration
Enter this option to view devices connected to all SATA interfaces, and to set
SATA controller.
●
USB Con
fi
guration
This menu is used to set options related to USB, and to display USB devices
automatically detected by system.
* Legacy USB Support
For USB support settings under traditional environment, there’re three options of
【
Enabled
】
(default settings),
【
Disabled
】
and
【
Auto
】
. If set to
【
Auto
】
, USB
device is not supported by default under traditional environment, when no USB device
is connected.
●
Onboard LAN Con
fi
guration
* Launch PXE Oprom
This option could open or close PXE function of integrated network card, there’re