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BIOS Configuration Overview
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Custom Default Setup
You can save configuration changes made in the BIOS setup as a custom default that is
reloaded, instead of the original default settings, if the system configuration image in CMOS is
corrupted. Because the custom default is saved in flash along with the BIOS image, the custom
default is erased if the BIOS image is updated.
To save your changes as a new custom default:
1. After making changes to the settings in the BIOS setup utility, arrow to the Exit menu (see Figure
3-14 ).
Figure 3-14: Saving Custom Defaults
2. Select Save Custom Defaults.
3. Press the Enter key. A popup window appears.
4. Select Ok and press the Enter key.
The popup window closes and the Exit menu changes to include two new options:
• Load Custom Defaults, used to restore your new custom settings.
• Clear Custom Defaults, used to clear your new custom default so the original, factory defaults are
used whenever CMOS is rewritten.
Behavior of the BIOS if a Corrupted CMOS Checksum is Detected
If the BIOS detects a corrupted checksum while booting, it continues to boot long enough to log
the error in the IPMI System Event Log. The BIOS then loads the default CMOS values and
resets the board in order to ensure that the correct CMOS values are used during the POST
operation. This feature is available beginning with BIOS version P02.
BIOS SETUP UTILITY
Advanced Security Boot System Management Exit
Exit Options
Save Changes and Exit
Discard Changes and Exit
Discard Changes
Load Optimal Defaults
Save Custom Defaults
Save custom default
values for all the
setup questions.
Go to Sub Screen Enter
Select Screen
Select Item
F1 General Help
F10 Save and Exit
ESC Exit
Main
Save custom defaults?
[Ok] [Cancel]