Why would a dell server have a PSN enabled in the bios? Apparently it's greyed out so you cannot alter it. I thought that was always suppose to be disabled.
Quote from: Maven on March 15, 2005, 08:27:24 AM
Why would a dell server have a PSN enabled in the bios? Apparently it's greyed out so you cannot alter it. I thought that was always suppose to be disabled.
PSN's only existed on P3's. We started shipping our BIOSes with PSNs disabled in the BIOS if the processor was a P3. Is your server system a P3? If not that's probably why it is greyed out. Having it enabled on a non-P3 system has no effect.
Quote from: Mark_Larson on March 15, 2005, 03:52:47 PM
Quote from: Maven on March 15, 2005, 08:27:24 AM
Why would a dell server have a PSN enabled in the bios? Apparently it's greyed out so you cannot alter it. I thought that was always suppose to be disabled.
PSN's only existed on P3's. We started shipping our BIOSes with PSNs disabled in the BIOS if the processor was a P3. Is your server system a P3? If not that's probably why it is greyed out. Having it enabled on a non-P3 system has no effect.
From what I understand it was on a xeon server so I didn't know.
Thanks bud =)