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05-28-2018 10:27 PM - edited 05-29-2018 02:46 AM
05-28-2018 10:27 PM - edited 05-29-2018 02:46 AM
PCI planar boot issue
In process of fixing RAID issue, I ended enabling PCI planar from BIOS. Now server returns CPU (light is on) error on light path diagnostics. I have no display. Server turns on and gets off after few seconds.
Is there any way to turn on by resetting BIOS setting or any other ways?
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05-29-2018 02:03 AM
05-29-2018 02:03 AM
Re: PCI planer boot issue
Hi,
What is PCI Planer? Which HPE Server are you referring to??
I saw the same question/post from same user on Lenovo forum.
Any way, to reset server to default configuration, you can Clear NVRAM from the System Maintenance Switch, refer to your server documentation to locate the NVRAM switch.
Thank You!
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