System Configuration User Guide

Here, EFI is now the first system boot option and Network boot is the second option,

followed by CD/DVD, Hard Disk Drive and so on.

Changing the order of bootable devices within a particular boot device class

syscfg /bbo NW 2 1

Here, IBA GE Slot 0101 v1327 has been chosen as the first bootable option and IBA GE Slot

0100 v1327 has been chosen as the second bootable option in network boot device

category.

Note:

1. Reordering boot devices using /bbo should be followed by a system reset as per IPMI

spec. Otherwise an immediate display command using /bbo switch may not display the

correct boot device order.

2. /bbo commands cannot be cascaded; for example,

syscfg /bbo HDD 3 2 1

syscfg /bbo NW 2 1

are valid

but

syscfg /bbo HDD 3 2 1 NW 2 1

is not a valid command.

4.3.3 BIOS Console Redirection (/bcr)

syscfg /bcr {disable | COM1 | COM2} {9600 | 19200 | 38400 | 11520} {none | CTS}

{PCANSI | VT100 | VTUTF8}

disable | COM1 | COM2

COM port number.

9600 | 19200 | 38400 | 11520

Baud rate options in BIOS Setup.

none | CTS

Flow control options in BIOS Setup. (CTS is

RTS/CTS)

PCANSI | VT100 | VTUTF8

Terminal type in BIOS Setup. (PCANSI is PC-

ANSI; VT100 is VT100: and VTUTF8 is VT-

UTF8)

Enables BIOS serial console redirection.

Refer to the Product Guide for your Intel® Server Board for more information on BIOS

Setup options.

Examples:

syscfg /bcr COM1 19200 none VT100

syscfg /bcr disable 19200 none VT100

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