User`s guide

Note

If you are conﬁguring only EISA options, do not perform Step 2 of

the ECU, ‘‘Add or remove boards.’’ (EISA boards are recognized and

conﬁgured automatically.)

• If you are conﬁguring an EISA bus that contains both ISA and EISA

options, refer to Table 5–7.

4. After you have saved conﬁguration information and exited from the ECU:

• For systems running Windows NT—Remove the ECU diskette from

the diskette drive and boot the operating system.

• For systems running OpenVMS or DEC OSF/1—Remove the ECU

diskette from the diskette drive. Return to the SRM console ﬁrmware as

follows:

a. From the Boot menu, select the Supplementary menu.

b. From the Supplementary menu, select ‘‘Set up the system.’’ The Setup

menu is then displayed.

c. From the Setup menu, select ‘‘Switch to OpenVMS or OSF console.’’

d. Select your operating system console, then press enter on the ‘‘Setup

menu.’’

e. When the ‘‘Power-cycle the system to implement the change’’ message

is displayed, press the Reset button. (Do not press the On/Off switch.)

Once the console ﬁrmware is loaded and device drivers are initialized,

you can boot the operating system.

5. Verify that the new options are conﬁgured correctly.

5.6.3 Conﬁguring EISA Options

EISA boards are recognized and conﬁgured automatically. Study Table 5–6 for a

summary of steps to conﬁgure an EISA bus that contains no ISA options. Review

Section 5.6.1. Then run the ECU as described in Section 5.6.2.

Note

It is not necessary to run Step 2 of the ECU, ‘‘Add or remove boards.’’

(EISA boards are recognized and conﬁgured automatically.)

System Conﬁguration and Setup 5–25