Intergraph InterServe 80 SL, Настройка системы

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3. Press
ENTER
to accept the change, or click the close icon in the upper left corner of the
floppy disk drive configuration menu.
Advanced
The Advanced Setup menu allows you to change details of the system’s operation. Each
parameter included in the Advanced Setup menu is described below.
1st - 4th Boot Device (Supervisor)
These parameters specify the device sequence for system boot up. The default is C:, A:,
CD-ROM. If unable to boot from the C: drive, it attempts to boot from drive A, and then
from the CD-ROM drive. By default, C: is the system hard disk drive and A: is the floppy
disk drive. Disable the 1st Boot Device parameter to boot the system from a diskette in the
floppy disk drive. To boot from the CD-ROM drive automatically, disable both the 1st and
2nd Boot Device parameters. These parameters can be modified only by the Supervisor.
Try Other Boot Devices
This parameter enables the system to boot from the network if attempts to boot from the
devices listed in the 1st - 4th Boot Device parameters are unsuccessful. The default is Yes.
Above 1 MB Memory Test
When enabled, this parameter invokes the Power On Self Test (POST) memory routines on
the RAM above 1 MB. If disabled, the BIOS will check only the first 1 MB of RAM. The
default is Enabled.
Floppy Access Control (Supervisor)
This parameter allows you to set the floppy device to read-only access. The default is Read-
Write.
IDE Hard Disk Access Control (Supervisor)
This parameter allows you to set IDE Hard Disk devices to read-only access. The default is
Read-Write.
PS/2 Mouse Support
When set to Enabled (default), the BIOS supports a PS/2 mouse using IRQ12. When set to
disabled, a serial mouse, using the appropriate serial port IRQ, must be used to provide
mouse input.