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technical specifications

regulatory compliance identification numbers

class A equipment

modifications

canadian notice (avis canadien)

taiwan notice

german ergonomics notice

laser product label

battery replacement notice

power cord set requirements

for use in norway

chinese safety notices

supported operating systems

Installing with hp driver cds

system ram

customer advisories for red hat enterprise linux ws 3

customer advisories for red hat enterprise linux ws 4

audio driver

Setting Up Large Memory Configurations

maximum memory allowed

x86 (32-bit) red hat legacy information

large memory and mtrrs

Setting Up Multi-Monitor Configurations

independent and continuous displays

multi-monitor configuration strategies

configuring x with multiple graphics cards using vizconfig tool

configuring xfree86/x.org by editing config files

example configurations

troubleshooting

Introducing HP 64-bit Linux Workstations

hp 64-bit linux workstation family

running 32-bit applications on a 64-bit linux os

Software RAID in Linux Workstations

raid basics

performance and bottlenecks

raid-1: mirroring

raid-2: error checking and correction

additional raid levels

raid performance considerations

manual setup of software raid data partitions

manual configuration examples

disk failure and recovery

multiple disk failure

swap space in a raid configuration

software raid and lvm

for more information

additional information

visualization station setup

setting up the hardware

visualization center setup

configuring applications for visualization centers

limited warranty period

exclusive remedy

customer responsibilities

parts only warranty service

kit contents

warnings and cautions

user guide

Introduction

Novell SUSE Linux Enterprise

Audio

HP Installer Kit for Red Hat Linux Introduction

HP Driver CDs

Installing with the HP Driver CD

Restoring Novell SLED

Linux graphics drivers for HP workstations

SLI Graphics Acceleration

AMD® / ATI graphics workstations

Troubleshooting

Software RAID in HP Linux workstations Introduction

Configuring software RAID

Supported Configurations

LSI 8344ELP and LSI 8888ELP Setup

Additional RAID Information

Customer advisories for Red Hat Enterprise Linux WS 3

Customer advisories for Red Hat Enterprise Linux WS 4

Customer advisories for Red Hat Enterprise Linux Client 5

Customer advisories for SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop 11

quick setup

supported configurations

lsi 8344elp and lsi 8888elp setup

additional raid information

cru dataport dx115 kit installation

Locating HP resources

Product information

Product support

Product documentation

Product diagnostics

Product updates

Setting up the Hardware

Ventilation, COA label, and serial number label information

Front and rear panel components

Front panel components

Rear panel components

Product recycling

Setting up the operating system

Setting up the Microsoft operating system

Setting up Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Installing and customizing Red Hat-enabled workstations

Determining current BIOS

Upgrading BIOS

Restoring the operating system

Ordering backup software

Restoring Windows XP Professional

Creating HP Backup and Recovery (HPBR) media

Using RestorePlus

Self-troubleshooting with HP Vision Diagnostics

Overview

Downloading and accessing HP Vision Diagnostics

Accessing HP Vision Diagnostics on the workstation

User interface

Test tab

Status tab

Help tab

Saving and printing information in HP Vision Diagnostics

Troubleshooting a problem

Product Change Notifications

Customizing the monitor display

chapter 5 troubleshooting

Hardware installation problems

diagnostic lights and audible (beep) codes

calling technical support

pci express

electrostatic discharge

drive detection and assignment sequence

preparing the workstation

installing the drive

opening the tray manually

regulatory notices

removing components

preparing for installation

installing the hard drive

configuring the computer

microsoft windows xp

adapter installation

external connections

1 product overview

Product features

Serial number and COA label location

Workstation specifications

Power supply specifications

Environmental specifications

Dual- and quad-core processors

HP Cool Tools

setting up the operating system

Installing or upgrading device drivers

Upgrading device drivers

restoring the operating system

Computer Setup (F10) Utility

BIOS ROM

Computer Setup (F10) Utility menu

Workstation management

Initial workstation configuration and deployment

Copying a setup configuration to a single workstation

Copying a setup configuration to multiple workstations

Updating and managing software

Proactive Change Notification

ROM Flash

FailSafe Boot Block ROM

Asset tracking and security

Password security

Entering a power-on password

Deleting a power-on or setup password

Hood Sensor (Smart Cover Sensor) (optional)

Cable lock (optional)

Drive Protection System

Warnings and cautions

Service considerations

Preventing ESD equipment damage

Grounding the work area

Screws

Cables and connectors

Predisassembly procedures

Removing and replacing components

Disassembly order

Removing the security lock

Removing the chassis clamp lock

Replacing the side access panel

Removing the Hood Sensor

Front bezel

Removing the front bezel

Front panel I/O device assembly

Installing the front panel I/O device assembly

Power button assembly

System speaker

Power supply

System fan assembly

Memory

Installing a memory module

Required DIMM installation order

PCI card slots

Removing a PCI card support bracket

PCI Express cards

Installing a PCI Express card

PCI card

Installing a PCI card

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