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07-12-2013 11:22 AM
07-12-2013 11:22 AM
Conrep vs Advanced_Memory_Protection RBSU Settings
We have two identical BL680c G5, when we use conrep to dump BIOS options (specifically to check Advanced_Memory_Protection settings) one of the servers dump the option in the xml file, while the other doesn't
Both are running the same OS/Firmware/Conrep/HP Utilities.
Any clues ?
I'd hate to reboot the box and enter RBSU just to check how the option is set.
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