#DELL R210 II 16GB PC3 12800E HOW TO#
#DELL R210 II 16GB PC3 12800E FULL#
#DELL R210 II 16GB PC3 12800E PC#

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#DELL R210 II 16GB PC3 12800E FULL#

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#DELL R210 II 16GB PC3 12800E HOW TO#

I have to wait/ask for a BIOS update for EOM R210 II ? I'm not sure how to speeed that step ? this is a workaround because some day we will fall off the same kind of 'non-working' usb keys and the same problem again.ДЄnyway, the problem doesn''t occur with R210 first version and any other computer I have.Дў) We assume it's related with a BIOS bug. So there is either a problem on these 'non-workiing' keys OR in the EOM 1.2.3 BIOS for R210.ДЎ) We assume it comes from these particular-but-same-model sticks. With the 'non-working' it locks for 20-25s.

With the 'working' one, the screen/keyboard/system locks for 1-2s. With two exact same model (apparently but what about the chips/firmware ?, they are 16GB corsair FVoyager GT). The interesting parts resides in what happen in the Boot Manager for a 'working' key and a 'non-working' one. Cold or soft booting without any USB stick in, then pressing F11 to open the boot manager.ДЄt this point, plug in the said 'non-working' usb stick locks keyboard/system for 20-25s, then issuing a soft-reboot from there will detect the stick correctly. I have an interesting addition to this issue. The issue is pending Dell at level 2 support center. I don't remember this to happen on any R210 first version I have set up with that key !!

#DELL R210 II 16GB PC3 12800E PC#

the problem doesn't happen on a standard desktop PC I have here. note that removing the usb stick when the bios is 'stuck' makes the boot process to resume immediatly ! Note: the USB Corsair Voyager stick when detected is detected as a harddisk.

With the same reproduce steps, if I hit 'F11' at this point to open the boot manager, there is effectivly no USB device listed.Дoing a CTRL+ALT+DEL here will 'resolve' the problem: the usb stick is detected again. Insert the Corsair FlashVoyager GT USB key in any external or internal slotДЄt this point the server stucks 3-4 min on BIOS screen:ДЄfter that 3-4 min during which the system seems 'stuck', it finally prints boot options on the right top of screen and then that no boot device were found. I don't know if I have to ask Dell or Corsair, or if someone has already met this kind of problem. Note that I have no internal hard-drive in the server. This problem is 100% reproductible with the Corsair FlashVoyager GT 16GB but never happen with a Kingston DataTraveler G3 16GB.

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