- 10-BASE T Ethernet
- Connecting SCSI Devices to the IOPLUS
- cable pinout assignments
- Ethernet 10-BASE T Port
- 50-pin SCSI connector
- Connecting an External SCSI Device
- 68-pin SCSI connectors
- Connecting SCSI Devices to the IOPLUS
- active terminator
- Installing External SCSI Devices
- Connecting an External SCSI Device
- addresses
- external SCSI devices
- Assigning a SCSI Address to the External Device
- addresses, for external devices
- Assigning a SCSI Address to the External Device
- adjusting
- work surface area
- Adjusting Your Chair, Work Surface, and Workstation
- your monitor height
- Adjusting Your Chair, Work Surface, and Workstation
- adjusting, chair height
- Adjusting Your Chair, Work Surface, and Workstation
- air flow
- air outlet
- Power Supply
- amperage
- draw
- Power Supply
- power supply output
- Power Supply
- apropos command
- Online Reference (Manual) Pages
- ASICS
- custom use of
- Custom ASICs
- DMUX1
- Custom ASICs
- Memory Subsystem
- HPC3
- Custom ASICs
- IOC1 ASIC
- Custom ASICs
- MC1
- Custom ASICs
- Memory Subsystem
- assembling the server
- Assembling the Server and Attaching the Console
- attaching
- system console
- Assembling the Server and Attaching the Console
- back panel connectors
- Locations and Functions of Back-Panel Connectors
- backups
- Recovering From a System Crash
- Recovering From a System Crash
- Software Do's and Don'ts
- boards
- checking the installation
- Checking the GIO Option Board Installation
- installing GIO option
- Installing GIO Option Boards
- installing network
- Installing GIO Option Boards
- installing video
- Installing GIO Option Boards
- buses
- CPU bus
- CPU Bus
- data width of data path
- CPU Bus
- description of system buses
- System Buses and I/O Channels
- P-bus
- Custom ASICs
- speed of data transfer
- CPU Bus
- cable pinout assignments
- Cable Pinout Assignments
- for serial ports
- Serial Ports
- for the 50-pin SCSI port
- 50-Pin SCSI Port
- for the 68-pin SCSI port
- 68-Pin SCSI Port
- for the Ethernet 10-BASE T port
- Ethernet 10-BASE T Port
- ISDN Port
- for the Ethernet AUI port
- Ethernet AUI Port
- for the ISDN port
- ISDN Port
- for the parallel port
- Parallel Port
- cables
- connecting power to an external device
- Connecting an External SCSI Device
- Ethernet 10-BASE T
- Connecting an Ethernet 10-BASE T Cable
- Ethernet AUI
- Connecting an Ethernet AUI Cable
- external SCSI
- Connecting an External SCSI Device
- Connecting an External SCSI Device
- full-handshake
- Modem Cable
- ISDN
- Connecting an ISDN Cable
- maximum length for external SCSI
- Connecting an External SCSI Device
- modem cables
- Modem Cable
- serial adapter cable
- Serial Devices Using a Silicon Graphics Adapter Cable
- serial cables
- Serial Device Connection Overview
- serial device power cables
- Serial Device Connection Overview
- used with printers
- Printer/Character (ASCII) Terminal Serial Cable
- used with terminals
- Printer/Character (ASCII) Terminal Serial Cable
- using shielded
- Shielded Cables
- cache sizes
- Overview
- CD included with system
- About the CD Software Media
- CD-ROM drive
- problems with
- External SCSI Device Not Working
- CHALLENGE S Server Owner's Guide
- summary of
- Challenge S Server Owner's Guide
- CHALLENGEvault M
- Connecting SCSI Devices to the IOPLUS
- chassis
- available models
- Overview
- back panel connectors
- Overview of the System Connectors and Ports
- cooling fan location
- Power Supply
- disconnecting power
- Safety Considerations
- drive bracket support of
- Internal Drive Options
- external views
- Overview
- front panel controls
- Front-Panel Controls
- ideal surface on which to place
- Safety Considerations
- power button
- Front-Panel Controls
- power supply
- Power Supply
- reset button
- Front-Panel Controls
- tour of
- Chassis Tour and Theory of Operation
- volume control
- Front-Panel Controls
- checking
- new memory SIMMs
- Checking the New Memory
- command monitor
- entering
- Testing the Internal Drive
- Command Monitor prompt
- If You Installed Additional Hard Disks
- commands
- apropos
- Online Reference (Manual) Pages
- cpio
- Formatting a Floptical Diskette
- fpck
- Formatting a Floptical Diskette
- fx
- Formatting a Floptical Diskette
- grelnotes
- Release Notes
- hinv
- Testing the Internal Drive
- makewhatis
- Online Reference (Manual) Pages
- man
- Online Reference (Manual) Pages
- mkfp
- Formatting a Floptical Diskette
- mount
- Formatting a Floptical Diskette
- msdosd
- Formatting a Floptical Diskette
- relnotes
- Release Notes
- smfd
- Formatting a Floptical Diskette
- tar
- Formatting a Floptical Diskette
- configurations
- overview of
- Overview
- configure additional drives
- If You Installed Additional Hard Disks
- connecting
- external SCSI devices
- Installing External SCSI Devices
- serial devices
- Serial Device Connection Overview
- connectors
- correspondence to software
- Correspondence of Connectors to IRIX Special Device Files
- description of back panel
- Locations and Functions of Back-Panel Connectors
- locations of external
- Locations and Functions of Back-Panel Connectors
- overview
- Overview of the System Connectors and Ports
- console
- attaching
- Assembling the Server and Attaching the Console
- console terminal
- Serial Device Connection Overview
- cooling fan
- location of
- Power Supply
- cover
- locking the
- Locking the Top Cover
- removing the
- Removing the Top Cover
- replacing the
- Replacing the Top Cover
- cpio command
- Formatting a Floptical Diskette
- CPU
- available types
- Overview
- cache sizes
- Overview
- clock speed of
- Overview
- instruction set supported
- R4400 and R4600 CPU Features
- instructions per cycle
- R4400 and R4600 CPU Features
- R4400 and R4600 features
- R4400 and R4600 CPU Features
- R5000 features
- R5000 CPU Features
- types
- Overview
- width of data paths
- R4400 and R4600 CPU Features
- CPU board
- error messages regarding
- Solid Red LED With an Error Message
- CPU module
- System Boards
- connection to Memory Subsystem
- CPU Module
- description of
- CPU Module
- replaceable separate from system board
- CPU Module
- replacing
- Replacing the CPU Module
- secondary cache on
- CPU Module
- current
- draw
- Power Supply
- daisy chaining SCSI devices
- Installing External SCSI Devices
- daisy-chaining SCSI devices
- Connecting an External SCSI Device
- data paths
- width of
- R4400 and R4600 CPU Features
- devices
- maximum number on SCSI contoller 0
- Installing External SCSI Devices
- diagnosing
- hardware problems
- Diagnosing Hardware Problems
- diagnostic tests
- Interactive Diagnostic Environment (IDE) Tests
- power-on
- Power-On Tests
- Powering On the System
- Powering On the System
- differential hard disk drives
- Connecting SCSI Devices to the IOPLUS
- differential peripheral systems
- Connecting SCSI Devices to the IOPLUS
- differential SCSI connectors
- Connecting an External SCSI Device
- Digital Linear Tape (stacker)
- Connecting SCSI Devices to the IOPLUS
- direct memory access (DMA)
- GIO slot dependencies
- GIO32-bis Expansion Subsystem
- use of
- Memory Subsystem
- use with GIO
- Custom ASICs
- disabling system maintenance password
- Disabling the System Maintenance Password
- disk drive
- installing
- Installing an Internal Floptical Drive or Second Hard Disk
- diskette
- ejecting from the floptical drive
- Ejecting a Floptical Diskette
- disks
- installing an internal drive
- Installing an Internal Floptical Drive or Second Hard Disk
- dks man page
- Correspondence of Connectors to IRIX Special Device Files
- DMUX1 ASIC
- Custom ASICs
- Memory Subsystem
- documentation
- available
- Finding the Information You Need
- available via the World-Wide Web
- World Wide Web-Accessible Documentation
- CHALLENGE S Server Owner's Guide
- Challenge S Server Owner's Guide
- conventions used in
- Conventions
- InSight
- Optional Documentation
- IRIX Admin Manual Set
- Optional Documentation
- IRIX Advanced Site and Server Administration Guide
- Optional Documentation
- on-line versions (InSight)
- Optional Documentation
- optional
- Optional Documentation
- reference (man) pages
- Online Reference (Manual) Pages
- release notes
- Release Notes
- Software Installation Administrator's Guide
- Optional Documentation
- drive addresses
- Assigning a SCSI Address to the External Device
- drive bracket
- removing
- Installing the Drive
- drive brackets
- use as chassis support
- Internal Drive Options
- drives
- locations of internal
- Internal Drive Options
- releasing drive bracket
- Internal Drive Options
- system disk
- Internal Drive Options
- use of floptical
- Internal Drive Options
- dumb terminal serial cable
- Printer/Character (ASCII) Terminal Serial Cable
- electromagnetic emissions
- Electromagnetic Emissions
- electrostatic discharge (ESD)
- Safety Considerations
- error messages
- for CPU module
- Solid Red LED With an Error Message
- for memory SIMMs
- Blinking Red LED With an Error Message
- Etherent
- 10-BASE T connector
- Connecting SCSI Devices to the IOPLUS
- Ethernet
- attaching to Ethernet 10-BASE T
- Connecting an Ethernet 10-BASE T Cable
- attaching to Ethernet AUI
- Connecting an Ethernet AUI Cable
- Ethernet 10-BASE T
- IOPLUS
- cable pinout assignments
- Ethernet 10-BASE T Port
- connecting
- Connecting an Ethernet 10-BASE T Cable
- Ethernet AUI
- cable pinout assignments
- Ethernet AUI Port
- connecting the cable
- Connecting an Ethernet AUI Cable
- Ethernet ports
- Overview of the System Connectors and Ports
- location of
- Locations and Functions of Back-Panel Connectors
- external devices
- installing
- Installing External SCSI Devices
- problems with
- External SCSI Device Not Working
- SCSI addresses
- Assigning a SCSI Address to the External Device
- testing a SCSI device
- Testing the External SCSI Device
- external differential SCSI devices
- Connecting SCSI Devices to the IOPLUS
- external SCSI devices
- replacing
- Replacing External SCSI Devices
- file system
- increasing (growing) size of
- If You Installed Additional Hard Disks
- floating-point unit (FPU)
- CPU Module
- floptical
- commands used with
- Formatting a Floptical Diskette
- device names
- Using the Floptical for Backup
- ejecting a diskette
- Ejecting a Floptical Diskette
- formatting
- Formatting a Floptical Diskette
- installation of
- Internal Drive Options
- installing
- Installing an Internal Floptical Drive or Second Hard Disk
- manually ejecting a diskette
- Ejecting a Floptical Diskette
- mounting under IRIX
- Formatting a Floptical Diskette
- time requred to format
- Formatting a Floptical Diskette
- types of media used with
- Formatting a Floptical Diskette
- using
- Using the Floptical for Backup
- using as an IRIX file system
- Formatting a Floptical Diskette
- using SoftPC/AT with
- Formatting a Floptical Diskette
- using with MS-DOS and Macintosh
- Formatting a Floptical Diskette
- floptical drive
- jumper settings
- Floptical Drive Jumper Settings
- problems with
- Internal Floptical Drive or Second Hard Disk Drive Not Working
- replacing
- Replacing the Internal Floptical Drive or Second Hard Disk Drive
- setting SCSI address on
- Floptical Drive Jumper Settings
- format command
- Formatting a Floptical Diskette
- formatting
- floptical diskette
- Formatting a Floptical Diskette
- fpck command
- Formatting a Floptical Diskette
- front panel controls
- About the Controls on the Front Panel
- Front-Panel Controls
- power button
- Front-Panel Controls
- About the Controls on the Front Panel
- reset button
- About the Controls on the Front Panel
- Front-Panel Controls
- volume buttons
- About the Controls on the Front Panel
- Front-Panel Controls
- full-handshake cables
- Modem Cable
- fx command
- Formatting a Floptical Diskette
- GIO board
- checking installtion of
- Checking the GIO Option Board Installation
- GIO boards
- possible options
- IOPLUS
- GIO expansion ports
- location of
- Locations and Functions of Back-Panel Connectors
- GIO extender
- System Boards
- GIO option board
- checking the installation
- Checking the GIO Option Board Installation
- installing
- Installing GIO Option Boards
- GIO option boards
- replacing
- Replacing a GIO Option Board
- GIO slot dependencies
- GIO Slot Dependencies
- GIO slots
- identifying
- Installing a GIO Option Board
- removing faceplate from
- Installing a GIO Option Board
- GIO64 bus arbiter
- MC1 ASIC
- Custom ASICs
- grelnotes command
- Release Notes
- grounding strap
- Installing the Drive
- guidelines, Visual Display Terminal
- ANSI Standard for Visual Display Terminal Workstations
- hard disk drive
- removing second internal
- Replacing the Internal Floptical Drive or Second Hard Disk Drive
- hard disks
- configuring
- If You Installed Additional Hard Disks
- file systems
- If You Installed Additional Hard Disks
- formatting with the fx command
- If You Installed Additional Hard Disks
- multiple partitions
- If You Installed Additional Hard Disks
- using additional drives
- If You Installed Additional Hard Disks
- hardware
- maintenance of
- Hardware Do's and Don'ts
- zzz
- Software Do's and Don'ts
- hardware inventory command (hinv)
- Assigning a SCSI Address to the External Device
- hinv command
- example listing
- Testing the Internal Drive
- Assigning a SCSI Address to the External Device
- HPC3 ASIC
- Custom ASICs
- I/O channels
- Overview
- IDE (Interactive Diagnostic Environment) tests
- Interactive Diagnostic Environment (IDE) Tests
- information
- locating
- Finding the Information You Need
- InSight
- Optional Documentation
- install serial devices
- Installing the System Console and Other Serial Devices
- installation tape
- Recovering From a System Crash
- installing
- CD-ROM drive
- Installing External SCSI Devices
- DAT drive
- Installing External SCSI Devices
- disk drive
- Installing an Internal Floptical Drive or Second Hard Disk
- Ethernet 10-BASE T cable
- Connecting an Ethernet 10-BASE T Cable
- Ethernet AUI cable
- Connecting an Ethernet AUI Cable
- external devices
- Installing Internal and External Peripherals
- Installing External SCSI Devices
- floptical
- Installing an Internal Floptical Drive or Second Hard Disk
- floptical drive
- Installing an Internal Floptical Drive or Second Hard Disk
- GIO option boards
- Installing GIO Option Boards
- internal drives
- Installing Internal and External Peripherals
- internal SCSI cable
- Installing the Drive
- ISDN cable
- Connecting an ISDN Cable
- network boards
- Installing GIO Option Boards
- network cable
- Connecting Network Cables
- new version of operating system
- Installing a New Version of the Operating System Software
- optional software
- Installing Optional Software
- power cable on second drive
- Installing the Drive
- SCSI controller boards
- Installing GIO Option Boards
- serial devices
- Installing the System Console and Other Serial Devices
- Serial Device Connection Overview
- software
- Installing and Removing Software
- software, after system crash
- Recovering From a System Crash
- tape drive
- Installing External SCSI Devices
- video boards
- Installing GIO Option Boards
- instructions per cycle
- R4400 and R4600 CPU Features
- interference to radios and televisions
- Radio and Television Interference
- internal drive
- problems with
- Internal Floptical Drive or Second Hard Disk Drive Not Working
- testing
- Testing the Internal Drive
- interrupts
- control of through IOC1 ASIC
- Custom ASICs
- IOC1 ASIC
- Custom ASICs
- IOPLUS
- connecting devices to
- Connecting SCSI Devices to the IOPLUS
- description of
- IOPLUS
- SCSI and Ethernet capabilities of
- Connecting SCSI Devices to the IOPLUS
- IOPLUS board
- System Boards
- IRIX 6.2
- optional documentation available for
- Optional Documentation
- IRIX Admin Manual Set
- Optional Documentation
- IRIX Advanced Site and Server Administration Guide
- Optional Documentation
- IRIX device files
- correspondence to ports
- Correspondence of Connectors to IRIX Special Device Files
- ISDN
- connecting
- Connecting an ISDN Cable
- connecting cable
- Connecting an ISDN Cable
- note on using
- Locations and Functions of Back-Panel Connectors
- ISDN port
- cable pinout assignments
- ISDN Port
- location of
- Locations and Functions of Back-Panel Connectors
- jumper settings
- floptical drive
- Floptical Drive Jumper Settings
- LED light colors
- Power-On Tests
- limited user warranty
- Limited User Warranty
- locking the top cover
- Locking the Top Cover
- login account
- setting up
- Setting Up Login Accounts
- Macintosh
- formatting a floptical disk for use with
- Formatting a Floptical Diskette
- maintenance
- Maintaining Your Hardware and Software
- makewhatis command
- Online Reference (Manual) Pages
- man command
- Online Reference (Manual) Pages
- man pages
- how to view
- Online Reference (Manual) Pages
- MC1 ASIC
- Custom ASICs
- Memory Subsystem
- memory
- error messages for
- Blinking Red LED With an Error Message
- memory interleaving
- performed by DMUX1 ASIC
- Custom ASICs
- memory SIMMs
- checking after installation
- Checking the New Memory
- installing
- Installing Memory
- replacing
- Replacing SIMMs
- memory subsystem
- description of
- Memory Subsystem
- minimizing screen glare
- Adjusting Your Chair, Work Surface, and Workstation
- mkfp commands
- Formatting a Floptical Diskette
- modem
- connection of
- Connecting a Modem
- modem serial cable
- Printer/Character (ASCII) Terminal Serial Cable
- modems
- Installing the System Console and Other Serial Devices
- cables used with
- Modem Cable
- mount command
- Formatting a Floptical Diskette
- MS-DOS
- formatting a floptical for use with
- Formatting a Floptical Diskette
- msdosd command
- Formatting a Floptical Diskette
- network
- attaching the system to
- Connecting Network Cables
- network interface
- connecting Ethernet 10-BASE T
- Connecting an Ethernet 10-BASE T Cable
- connecting Ethernet AUI
- Connecting an Ethernet AUI Cable
- connecting ISDN
- Connecting an ISDN Cable
- Ethernet 10-BASE T
- Connecting Network Cables
- Ethernet AUI
- Connecting Network Cables
- primary (AUI)
- System Board
- secondary (10-BASE T)
- IOPLUS
- supported types of
- Connecting Network Cables
- on-line reference (man) pages
- Online Reference (Manual) Pages
- on/off button
- About the Controls on the Front Panel
- operating system
- installing new version of
- Installing a New Version of the Operating System Software
- option board
- checking installation of
- Checking the GIO Option Board Installation
- option boards
- checking the installation
- Checking the GIO Option Board Installation
- GIO slot dependencies
- GIO Slot Dependencies
- installing
- Installing GIO Option Boards
- installing GIO options
- Installing GIO Option Boards
- option disk
- Internal Drive Options
- optional software
- installing
- Installing Optional Software
- removing
- Removing Optional Software
- orange LED
- Powering On the System
- Powering On the System
- override
- Serial Device Connection Overview
- parallel port
- cable pinout assignments
- Parallel Port
- location of
- Locations and Functions of Back-Panel Connectors
- software device files
- Correspondence of Connectors to IRIX Special Device Files
- part numbers
- system components
- Ordering a Replacement Part
- parts
- replacement
- Ordering a Replacement Part
- Ordering, Removing, and Installing Replacement Parts
- password
- disabling PROM
- Disabling the System Maintenance Password
- PC adapter cable for serial devices
- Serial Devices Using a PC Adapter Cable
- peripherals
- serial devices
- Installing the System Console and Other Serial Devices
- plp man page
- Correspondence of Connectors to IRIX Special Device Files
- power button
- About the Controls on the Front Panel
- Front-Panel Controls
- power cable
- connecting to second drive
- Installing the Drive
- power cables
- for serial devices
- Serial Device Connection Overview
- power supply
- disconnecting
- Safety Considerations
- features and specifications
- Power Supply
- replacing
- Replacing the Power Supply
- turning off immediately
- About the Controls on the Front Panel
- power-on tests
- Powering On the System
- Power-On Tests
- powering on the server
- Starting the Server for the First Time
- printer serial cable
- Printer/Character (ASCII) Terminal Serial Cable
- printer, problems with
- Printer Problems
- printers
- serial cables used with
- Printer/Character (ASCII) Terminal Serial Cable
- problem
- blinking red light
- Blinking Red LED With an Error Message
- Blinking Red LED With No Error Message
- no light on front of system
- No Visible Light From the LED With No Error Message
- no power to system
- No Power to the System
- solid red light
- Solid Red LED With No Error Message
- with floptical drive
- Internal Floptical Drive or Second Hard Disk Drive Not Working
- with internal drive
- Internal Floptical Drive or Second Hard Disk Drive Not Working
- with printer
- Printer Problems
- with software installation
- Troubleshooting Software Installation
- problem with
- external SCSI device
- External SCSI Device Not Working
- problems
- common hardware
- Common Problems
- problems, diagnosing
- Diagnosing Hardware Problems
- PROM password, disabling
- Disabling the System Maintenance Password
- R4400/R4600/R5000
- use on CPU module
- CPU Module
- radio interference
- Radio and Television Interference
- recognition of a new drive
- Testing the Internal Drive
- recovery from system crashes
- Recovering From a System Crash
- red LED light
- Powering On the System
- red light
- Solid Red LED With No Error Message
- blinking
- Power-On Tests
- solid
- Power-On Tests
- reference pages
- how to view (man pages)
- Online Reference (Manual) Pages
- regulatory declarations
- Manufacturer's Regulatory Declarations
- release notes
- how to view
- Release Notes
- relnotes command
- Release Notes
- removing
- drive bracket
- Installing the Drive
- GIO option boards
- Replacing a GIO Option Board
- memory SIMMs
- Replacing SIMMs
- optional software
- Removing Optional Software
- second internal second hard disk
- Replacing the Internal Floptical Drive or Second Hard Disk Drive
- software
- Installing and Removing Software
- the CPU module
- Replacing the CPU Module
- the floptical drive
- Replacing the Internal Floptical Drive or Second Hard Disk Drive
- the power supply
- Replacing the Power Supply
- the system disk drive
- Replacing the System Drive
- removing the top cover
- Removing the Top Cover
- replacement parts
- Ordering a Replacement Part
- Ordering, Removing, and Installing Replacement Parts
- replacing
- external SCSI devices
- Replacing External SCSI Devices
- GIO option boards
- Replacing a GIO Option Board
- internal parts
- Replacing Internal Parts
- memory SIMMs
- Replacing SIMMs
- screws
- Miscellaneous Parts (Screws and Standoffs)
- second internal hard disk
- Replacing the Internal Floptical Drive or Second Hard Disk Drive
- the CPU module
- Replacing the CPU Module
- the floptical drive
- Replacing the Internal Floptical Drive or Second Hard Disk Drive
- the power supply
- Replacing the Power Supply
- the server
- Replacing the System
- the system disk drive
- Replacing the System Drive
- the top cover
- Replacing the Top Cover
- tools required
- Tools Required to Remove and Replace Components
- reserved SCSI ID numbers
- Assigning a SCSI Address to the External Device
- reset button
- Recovering From a System Crash
- About the Controls on the Front Panel
- Front-Panel Controls
- hardware reset
- About the Controls on the Front Panel
- RIX 5.3
- optional documentation available for
- Optional Documentation
- RS-232
- see serial cable
- Assembling the Server and Attaching the Console
- see serial port
- Assembling the Server and Attaching the Console
- safety
- Safety, Maintenance, and Regulatory Information
- safety considerations
- setting up the system
- Safety Considerations
- screens:See also monitors
- Software Do's and Don'ts
- screwdrivers
- recommended types
- Tools Required to Remove and Replace Components
- screws
- sizes used in chassis
- Miscellaneous Parts (Screws and Standoffs)
- SCSI
- 50-pin single-ended connector
- Connecting an External SCSI Device
- 68-pin differential connectors
- Connecting SCSI Devices to the IOPLUS
- CHALLENGEvault M
- Connecting SCSI Devices to the IOPLUS
- choosing unit addresses
- Installing External SCSI Devices
- combined cable length issues
- Connecting an External SCSI Device
- connecting a terminator
- Connecting an External SCSI Device
- connecting an external device
- Connecting an External SCSI Device
- expansion chassis
- Connecting SCSI Devices to the IOPLUS
- internal controller number
- Assigning a SCSI Address to the External Device
- maximum cable length on controller 0
- Installing External SCSI Devices
- reserved addresses
- Assigning a SCSI Address to the External Device
- reserved ID numbers
- Assigning a SCSI Address to the External Device
- setting external device addresses
- Setting the SCSI Address on an External Device
- terminator requirements
- Installing External SCSI Devices
- SCSI address 0
- Assigning a SCSI Address to the External Device
- SCSI addresses
- external devices
- Assigning a SCSI Address to the External Device
- SCSI cable
- available cable types and lengths
- Connecting an External SCSI Device
- installing on an internal drive
- Installing the Drive
- SCSI controllers
- number of devices on internal
- Internal Drive Options
- SCSI devices
- connecting an external
- Connecting an External SCSI Device
- differential
- Connecting an External SCSI Device
- maximum number on controller 0
- Installing External SCSI Devices
- maximum number on controllers 4 and 5
- IOPLUS
- problems with external
- External SCSI Device Not Working
- single-ended
- Connecting an External SCSI Device
- SCSI port
- cable pinout assignments for 50-pin
- 50-Pin SCSI Port
- cable pinout assignments for 68-pin
- 68-Pin SCSI Port
- SCSI ports
- 50-pin
- Correspondence of Connectors to IRIX Special Device Files
- 68-pin
- Correspondence of Connectors to IRIX Special Device Files
- differential
- IOPLUS
- location of
- Locations and Functions of Back-Panel Connectors
- software device files
- Correspondence of Connectors to IRIX Special Device Files
- speed of external
- IOPLUS
- second internal drive
- Installing an Internal Floptical Drive or Second Hard Disk
- serial adapter cable
- Serial Devices Using a Silicon Graphics Adapter Cable
- serial cable
- attaching the system console
- Assembling the Server and Attaching the Console
- description of system cable
- Assembling the Server and Attaching the Console
- for modem
- Modem Cable
- printer/modem/dumb terminal
- Printer/Character (ASCII) Terminal Serial Cable
- serial cables
- Serial Device Connection Overview
- Serial Cables
- serial connectors
- Serial Device Connection Overview
- serial devices
- installing
- Installing the System Console and Other Serial Devices
- PC adapter cable for
- Serial Devices Using a PC Adapter Cable
- Silicon Graphics serial adapter cable for
- Serial Devices Using a Silicon Graphics Adapter Cable
- serial man page
- Correspondence of Connectors to IRIX Special Device Files
- serial port
- software device files
- Correspondence of Connectors to IRIX Special Device Files
- serial ports
- Overview of the System Connectors and Ports
- Serial Device Connection Overview
- cable pinout assignments
- Serial Ports
- commands and configuration
- Helpful Serial Port Commands
- DUARTs
- System Board
- location of
- Locations and Functions of Back-Panel Connectors
- server
- assembling
- Assembling the Server and Attaching the Console
- replacing entire chassis
- Replacing the System
- turning on
- Starting the Server for the First Time
- server configurations
- Overview
- service information
- Service and Support Information
- setting up the system
- Getting Started
- shielded cables
- Shielded Cables
- Silicon Graphics
- replacement parts from
- Ordering, Removing, and Installing Replacement Parts
- Ordering a Replacement Part
- service and support from
- Service and Support Information
- Silicon Graphics adapter cable
- Serial Devices Using a Silicon Graphics Adapter Cable
- SIMMs
- checking after installation
- Checking the New Memory
- error messages
- Blinking Red LED With an Error Message
- installing
- Installing Memory
- replacing
- Replacing SIMMs
- single-ended SCSI devices
- caution
- Connecting SCSI Devices to the IOPLUS
- single-user mode
- entering
- If You Installed Additional Hard Disks
- size of screws and standoffs
- Miscellaneous Parts (Screws and Standoffs)
- smfd command
- Formatting a Floptical Diskette
- SoftPC/AT
- using floptical with
- Formatting a Floptical Diskette
- software
- installing and removing
- Installing and Removing Software
- installing new version of operating system
- Installing a New Version of the Operating System Software
- installing optional
- Installing Optional Software
- maintenance of
- Software Do's and Don'ts
- possible subsystems to remove
- Removing Optional Software
- removing optional
- Removing Optional Software
- system crashes resulting from problems with
- Recovering From a System Crash
- software installation
- problems with
- Troubleshooting Software Installation
- troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting Software Installation
- Software Installation Administrator's Guide
- Optional Documentation
- stacker
- Digital Linear Tape
- Connecting SCSI Devices to the IOPLUS
- standoffs
- sizes used in chassis
- Miscellaneous Parts (Screws and Standoffs)
- subsystems
- possible subsystems to remove
- Removing Optional Software
- superpipelining
- R4400 and R4600 CPU Features
- support information
- Service and Support Information
- swap space
- increasing
- If You Installed Additional Hard Disks
- symptoms, hardware problems
- Power-On Tests
- system
- replacing entire
- Replacing the System
- resetting with the reset button
- About the Controls on the Front Panel
- safety considerations
- Safety Considerations
- setting up
- Getting Started
- turning off power immediately
- About the Controls on the Front Panel
- turning on and off
- About the Controls on the Front Panel
- system board
- System Boards
- description of
- System Board
- system boards
- location of optional
- System Boards
- standard boards
- System Boards
- system buses
- description of
- System Buses and I/O Channels
- P-bus
- Custom ASICs
- system crashes, recovery from
- Recovering From a System Crash
- system disk
- Internal Drive Options
- system disk drive
- replacing
- Replacing the System Drive
- system drive bracket
- Installing the Drive
- system maintenance menu
- Testing the Internal Drive
- system maintenance password
- disabling
- Disabling the System Maintenance Password
- System Manager
- checking new memory SIMMs
- Checking the New Memory
- systems
- service and support information for
- Service and Support Information
- tape drives
- problems with
- External SCSI Device Not Working
- system crash recovery from
- Recovering From a System Crash
- tape option
- Digital Linear Tape (stacker)
- Connecting SCSI Devices to the IOPLUS
- tar command
- Formatting a Floptical Diskette
- television interference
- Radio and Television Interference
- terminal
- attaching system console
- Assembling the Server and Attaching the Console
- cables for
- Printer/Character (ASCII) Terminal Serial Cable
- terminals
- determining types supported
- Supported Terminals
- terminator, SCSI
- Connecting an External SCSI Device
- terminfo database
- Supported Terminals
- testing an internal drive
- Testing the Internal Drive
- Testing the Internal Drive
- theory of operation
- Chassis Tour and Theory of Operation
- tools required to work on server
- Tools Required to Remove and Replace Components
- top cover
- locking the
- Locking the Top Cover
- removing the
- Removing the Top Cover
- replacing the
- Replacing the Top Cover
- tps man page
- Correspondence of Connectors to IRIX Special Device Files
- troubleshooting
- blinking red light
- Blinking Red LED With No Error Message
- Blinking Red LED With an Error Message
- diagnostic tests
- Interactive Diagnostic Environment (IDE) Tests
- external SCSI device
- External SCSI Device Not Working
- floptical drive
- Internal Floptical Drive or Second Hard Disk Drive Not Working
- IDE tests
- Interactive Diagnostic Environment (IDE) Tests
- internal drive
- Internal Floptical Drive or Second Hard Disk Drive Not Working
- no light on front of system
- No Visible Light From the LED With No Error Message
- no power
- No Power to the System
- printer problems
- Printer Problems
- recovery from system crashes
- Recovering From a System Crash
- replacement parts for
- Ordering, Removing, and Installing Replacement Parts
- replacing the GIO option boards
- Replacing a GIO Option Board
- service and support for
- Service and Support Information
- software installation
- Troubleshooting Software Installation
- solid red light
- Solid Red LED With No Error Message
- table of symptoms
- Power-On Tests
- turning on the server
- Starting the Server for the First Time
- Visual Display Terminal (VDT) guidelines
- ANSI Standard for Visual Display Terminal Workstations
- voltage
- acceptable ranges
- Power Supply
- volume control
- Front-Panel Controls
- volume controls
- About the Controls on the Front Panel
- warranty
- Limited User Warranty
- watts
- power supply output
- Power Supply
- work surface, selecting your
- Facilities Selection
- workstations
- radio and television interference caused by
- Radio and Television Interference
- World-Wide Web
- documentation available via
- World Wide Web-Accessible Documentation
- Silicon Graphics URL (address)
- World Wide Web-Accessible Documentation
- wrist strap
- Installing the Drive