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4-2 Dell Precision WorkStation 210 Mini Tower Systems User’s Guide
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To quickly get started using this utility, follow these steps:
1. Determine whether you need to run the ICU.
See “When to Run the ICU” found later in this chapter for detailed instructions.
2. Perform any required preparatory steps before starting the utility.
Preparatory steps include making a program diskette, copying your mouse driver
to this diskette, and making a backup copy of this diskette. See “Preparing to Use
the ICU” found later in this chapter for detailed instructions.
3. Start the system using your ICU diskette.
Verify that Boot Sequence in the System Setup program is set to Diskette First .
Then insert the backup copy of the ICU diskette into drive A, and turn on your
computer or press the reset button.
NOTE: The ICU takes a few minutes to load. During this time, the cursor may
appear as a pointer rather than as an hourglass.
When the utility has finished loading, the ICU window (see Figure 4-1) is
displayed.
4. Add, modify, or remove a card, or view resources for a card or other device.
Depending on what you need to accomplish with the ICU, you may need to
perform one or more of these tasks:
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If you are adding a non-Plug and Play ISA expansion card, see “Adding a
Listed Card” found later in this chapter for detailed instructions. If the card
you are adding does not have a configuration file, see “Adding an Unlisted
Card” found later in this chapter for detailed instructions.
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If you are modifying a card that is already installed, see “Modifying a Card”
found later in this chapter for detailed instructions.
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If you are removing a card, see “Removing a Card” found later in this chapter
for detailed instructions.
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If you want to examine the resources already assigned in the system, see
“Viewing Resources” found later in this chapter for detailed instructions.
5. Save your configuration, and exit the utility.
See “Saving the System Configuration” and “Exiting the ICU” found later in this
chapter for detailed instructions.