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2.6.6
System Boot Drive
This parameter allows you to specify the system search sequence.
The selections are:
Drive A then C:
a diskette in the drive, the system boots from drive A.
Otherwise, it boots from drive C.
Drive C then A:
a hard disk (drive C) installed, the system boots from drive C.
Otherwise, it boots from drive A.
C:
The system always boots from drive C.
The system always boots from drive A.
A:
2.6.7
Boot From IDE CD-ROM
When set to
Enabled
, the system checks for a bootable CD in the
IDE CD-ROM drive. If a CD is present, the system boots from the
CD-ROM; otherwise, it boots from the drive specified in the System
Boot Drive parameter. When set to
from the drive specified in the System Boot Drive parameter.
Note that the CD-ROM drive mentioned above
refers to an IDE CD-ROM drive. When setting
the boot options for a SCSI CD-ROM drive,
see section 2.6.9 for details on SCSI device
boot parameters.
2.6.8
Boot from LANDesk Service Agent
When set to
, the system boots from a LANDesk Service
Enabled
Agent network instead of your desktop system. The LANDesk Service
Agent is IEEE-standards-based code that intervenes in the boot
process. Please refer to your LANDesk Manual for more information.
When set to
, the system boots from the drive specified in
Disabled
the System Boot Drive parameter.
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The system checks drive A first. If there is
The system checks drive C first. If there is
Disabled
, the system boots
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