Compaq 195294-001 - ProLiant - ML370R Installation guide

Compaq ProLiant ML370
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Compaq ProLiant ML370
Overview of the ProLiant ML370 933MHz Server
The ProLiant ML370 933MHz server is available with the Pentium III Slot 1
processor. This server includes all the features of the 667MHz, 733MHz, 800MHz,
and 866MHz servers, all of which can be upgraded to a ProLiant ML370 933MHz
server.
Table 1: Part Numbers and Configuration Codes
Server Description Part Number Configuration Code
ProLiantML370 933/133 (tower) 161058-xx1 FKZ1
ProLiantML370 933/133 (rack) 161059-xx1 FLB1
Distinctive Features of the Upgraded ProLiant ML370
This new model brings the following changes to the ML370 Pentium III line:
nA 933MHz processor with 256KB integrated Level 2 cache
nAn updated ROMPaq image dated 12/13/99 or later, accessible from the
Compaq website: http://www.compaq.com/support/files/server
Switch Settings
It is not necessary to modify any internal switch settings when implementing the
933MHz server, either as an optional upgrade or as a newly procured system.
Upgrade Path to the ML370 933MHz Server
The Pentium III 933MHz Processor Option Kit also supports the 667MHz,
733MHz, 800MHz, and 866MHz servers, allowing customers an easy upgrade
path.
Note
When upgrading to a 933MHz system, you do not have to change the System
I/O Board; however, you must run ROMPaq to upgrade the ROM.
Upgrade Options
Refer to TechInfo for a complete list of options and part numbers.
Table 2: Options and Spare Part Numbers
Description Part Number
933MHz/133MHz FSB Pentium III 256K Option Kit (Includes PPM) 161086-B21
933MHz/133MHz FSB Pentium III 256K Spares Kit 196628-001

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Software Supported
The 933MHz server supports the same operating systems as those of the 667MHz,
733MHz, 800MHz, and 866MHz servers.
Service Considerations
nThe Pentium III Slot 1 processor cannot be down-clocked; therefore, all
processors must use the same frequency. Compaq does not support mixing
processor frequencies.
nDuring POST, each processor and its initialization frequency is displayed. If
POST detects processors of unlike frequency, ROM halts the system.
Important Notes
!Important
Class B Regulatory Information—Your server currently complies with the
FCC Class B requirements for digital devices. To maintain compliance with
Class B regulations, you must install the enclosed material according to the
instructions for this upgrade kit. Failure to follow these instructions may void
the user’s authority to operate the equipment.