August 2004 0.9 1st release.
September 2004 1.0 Added newly passed adapters and peripherals.
October 2004 1.1 Added newly passed adapters and peripherals.
October 2004 1.2 Added SA(similar adapters) into “Adapters and Peripherals” list and
November 2004 1.3 Removed SRCU42X Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3.0 support.
December 2004 1.4 Added 5 new Operating Systems into section 3.1
December 2004 1.5 Added new hard disk drives
December 2004 1.6 Removed Emulex* LP9802DC support under Novell NetWare* 6.5.
February 2005 1.7 Updated section 3
March 2005 1.8 Added Maxtor* SCSI drives. Added Sony* tape drives. Added section 6.5.
May 2005 1.9 Added Hitachi* SCSI drives. Added Seagate* SCSI drives.
January 2006 1.10 Added 3 Intel* RAID cards.
February 2006 2.0 Test on new configuration. Added EM64T OS, SuSE Linux Enterprise
Revision
Number
Modifications
SD(Similar Drives) into “Hard Disk Drive” list.
Server 9, new adapters and drives.
Disclaimers
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WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR ANY WARRANTY OTHERWISE
ARISING OUT OF ANY PROPOSAL, SPECIFICATION, OR SAMPLE.
Information in this document is provided in connection with Intel
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Intel products including liability or warranties relating to fitness for a particular purpose, merchantability, or infringement of any patent,
copyright or other intellectual property right. Intel products are not intended for use in medical, life saving, or life sustaining
applications.
Intel retains the right to make changes to its test specifications at any time, without notice.
The hardware vendor remains solely responsible for the design, sale and functionality of its product, including any liability arising
Tape drive shown as if 8 tapes are installed............................................................3
Novell NetWare* 6.5 Emulex* LP9802DC driver fails to load..................................3
Sony* Tape Drives fully supportive with SE7520AF2 BIOS P07.............................3
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1. Introduction
This document is intended to provide users of the Intel® server board SE7520AF2 with a guide
to the different operating systems, adapter cards, and peripherals tested by Intel on this
platform.
This document will continue to be updated as new add-in cards, peripherals, and operating
systems are tested until the Intel server board SE7520AF2 is no longer in production. Each
new release of the document will present updated information as well as continue to provide the
information from previous releases.
Intel will only provide support to those add-in cards and peripherals under the specified system
configuration (System BIOS and firmware) and operating systems and versions to which they
were tested.
1.1 Test Overview
Testing performed on the Intel server board SE7520AF2 is classified under two separate
categories: Basic Installation Testing, and Adapter / Peripheral Compatibility and Stress Testing.
1.1.1 Basic Installation Testing
Basic installation testing is performed with each supported operating system. Basic installation
testing validates that the server board can install the operating system and that the base
hardware feature set is functional. A small set of peripherals is used for installation purposes
only. No add-in adapter cards are tested. Testing includes network connectivity and running of
proprietary and industry standard test suites.
The latest version of an operating system signifies the latest supported version
1.1.1.1 Support Commitment for Basic Installation Testing
Intel commits to provide the following level of customer support for operating systems that
receive only basic installation testing:
•
•
•
at the time of the actual test run. Each new release of this document may have
a newly supported release of a given operating system. Previous releases of a
supported operating system may not be tested beyond the basic installation
test process.
Intel will provide and test operating system drivers for each of the server board’s
integrated controllers, provided that the controller vendor has a driver available upon
request. Vendors will not be required by Intel to develop drivers for operating systems
that they do not already support. This may limit the functionality of certain server board
integrated controllers.
Intel will support customer issues that involve installation and/or functionality of
operating system with the server board’s integrated controllers only if a driver has been
made available from Intel.
Intel will NOT provide support for issues related to use of any add-in adapters or
peripherals installed in the server system when an operating system that received basic
installation testing only is in use.
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•
Support is defined as assistance in root causing issues, and determining a customer
acceptable resolution to the issue associated with the operating system. The resolution
may include, but is not limited to, on-board controller driver changes, engaging the
vendor for resolution, BIOS changes, firmware cha nges, or determining a customer
acceptable workaround for the issue.
1.1.2 Adapter / Peripheral Compatibility and Stress Testing
Adapter / Peripheral Compatibility and Stress testing is performed only on the most current
release of a supported operating system at the time of a given validation run. The Adapter /
Peripheral Compatibility and Stress testing process consists of three areas: Base Platform,
Adapter Compatibility, and Stress.
Base Platform: Each base platform will successfully install a given operating system,
successfully run a disk stress test, and successfully run a network stress test.
Adapter Compatibility: Adapter compatibility validation (CV) testing uses test suites to gain an
accurate view of how the server performs with a wide variety of adapters under the primary
supported operating systems. These tests are designed to show hardware compatibility
between the cards and the server platform and include functional testing only. No heavy
stressing of the systems or the cards is performed for CV testing.
Stress Testing: This test sequence uses configurations that include add-in adapters in all
available slots, (depending on chassis used) for a minimum 72-hour test run without injecting
errors. Each configuration passes an installation test, a Network/Disk Stress test, and tape
backup test. Any fatal errors that occur will require a complete test restart.
1.1.2.1 Support Commitment for Adapter / Peripheral Compatibility and Stress
Testing
Intel commits to provide the following level of customer support for operating systems that
receive Adapter / Peripheral Compatibility and Stress testing:
•
Intel will provide support for customer issues with these operating systems involving
installation and/or functionality of the server board with or without the adapters and
peripherals listed in this document as having been tested under the particular operating
system.
•
Support is defined as assistance in root causing issues, and determining a customer
acceptable resolution to the issue associated with the operating system. The resolution
may include, but is not limited to, on-board controller driver changes, engaging the
vendor for resolution, BIOS changes, firmware cha nges, or determining a customer
acceptable workaround for the issue.
•
Intel will provide and test operating system drivers for each onboard video, network, and
storage controller.
•
Intel will enable vendors to provide driver support for add-in adapters using these
operating systems.
•
Intel will go through some of the steps to achieve certification to ensure its customers do
not run across any problems, but the actual certification is the responsibility of the
individual customer.
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For operating systems, adapter cards, and peripherals not listed in this
document, there is no support commitment. Intel will consider support requests
on a case-by-case basi s.
1.2 Pass/Fail Test Criteria
For each operating system, adapter, and peripheral configuration, a test passes if specific
criteria are met. Specific configurations may have had partic ular characteristics that were
addressed on a case-by-case basis. In general, a configuration passes testing if the following
conditions are met:
•
The operating system installed without error.
- Manufacturer’s installation instructions or Intel’s best-known methods were used for
the operating system installation.
- No extraordinary workarounds were required during the opera ting system installation.
- The server system behaved as expected during and after the operating system
installation.
- Application software installed and executed normally.
•
Hardware compatibility tests ran to completion without error.
•
Test software suites executed successfully
- Test and data files were created in the correct directories without error.
- Files copied from client to server and back compare to the original with zero errors
reported.
- Clients remain connected to the server system.
- Industry standard test suites run to completion with zero errors reported.
All Intel server board SE7520AF2 testing was performed using the Intel Server Chassis SC5300.
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2. Intel® Server Board SE7520AF2 Base System
Configurations
The following table lists the base configurations tested. Base configurations will change as new
revisions of the Intel
®
server board SE7520AF2 are released and/or new system BIOS and BMC
firmware are introduced onto the board in Intel’s factory. Each base configuration is assigned
an identifier number that is referenced in the tables throughout this document. New base
configurations are added with each new release of this document.
Intel will only provide support for adapters and peripherals under the specified
base system configuration and operating systems versions with which they
were tested.
Base
System
Identifier
#
1
2
Board Type Part Number
SE7520AF2
SE7520HPAF2
SE7520AF2
SE7520HPAF2
C48105-401
C47886-401
C48105-702
C47886-702
SC5300
BIOS
Revision
B06 2.31 N/A 1.07 1.06
P9.10 2.40 0048 1.13 1.09
mBMC
Revision
BMC
Firmware
Revision
SCSI
HSC
Firmware
Revision
SC5300
SATA
HSC
Firmware
Revision
Notes
FRU/SDR -
6.6.4
ROMB 514K
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3. Supported Operating Systems
The following table provides a list of supported operating systems for the Intel® server board
SE7520AF2. Each of the listed operating systems was tested for compatibility with a base Intel
server board SE7520AF2 configuration. Operating system compatibility testing verifies that the
operating system will install and function with all on-board devices.
The following table also indicates whether each operating system received Basic Installation
Testing, or Adapter / Peripheral Compatibility and Stress Testing. For information on the
support commitments for Basic Installation Testing vs. Adapter / Peripheral Compatibility and
Stress Testing, please reference Section 1 of this document.
Any variations to the standard operating system installation process are documented in the
Installation Guidelines section of this document. If there are no installation guidelines noted in
the following table, then the operating system installed as expected using manufacturer’s
installation instructions or Intel’s best-known methods.
Operating systems supported by Intel® Server Management software or LANDesk*
Client Manager software may be different than the operating systems supported by the
Intel Server Board SE7520AF2. Please reference the Readme and User Guide
documents that are included as part of each Intel Server Management and LANDesk*
Client Manager distribution for operating systems that are supported by that release.
Operating System
Microsoft Windows† Server 2003 Enterprise
Edition / Microsoft Windows Small Business
Server 2003, 32 bit and EM64T versions.
Red Hat Enterprise Linux† AS 4.0 Update 1, 32
bit and EM64T versions.
SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 9 (SP2), 32 bit
and EM64T versions.
Novell NetWare† 6.5 (SP4)
Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced Server,
Service Pack 4 / Microsoft Small Business
Server 2000
SCO UnixWare 7.1.3
Base System
Configuration Tested
& Type of Testing
Configuration 1 , 2–
Compatibility & Stress
Configuration 1, 2 –
Compatibility & Stress
Configuration 2 –
Compatibility & Stress
Configuration 1 ,2 –
Compatibility & Stress
Configuration 1 – Basic
Installation
Configuration 1 – Basic
Installation
Notes
Intel’s testing was completed with
Microsoft Windows Server 2003
Enterprise Edition. The Intel Server
Board SE7520AF2 supports the operating
system portion of Microsoft Windows
Small Business Server 2003 only. The
application portion is not tested or
supported.
Intel’s testing was completed with
Microsoft Windows 2000 Advanced
Server. The Intel Server Board
SE7520AF2 supports the operating
system portion of Microsoft Small
Business Server 2000 only. The
application portion is not tested or
supported.
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3.1 Operating System Certifications
Listed below are the operating systems that Intel will certify on the SE7520AF2 Server board.
However, the customer is responsible for their own certification from the individual operating
system vendors. In many cases, the customer may leverage their operating system
certifications from Intel’s testing. See the “Comments” section next to each operating system in
the table below for additional information. Intel’s certifications, pre-certification, and operating
system testing may help reduce some of the risk in achieving customer certifications with the
operating system vendors.
Operating System Certification Listing Comments
OEM must request certification by Microsoft for their
Microsoft Windows†
Server 2003 Enterprise
Edition(32bit and EM64T)
Novell checks Intel’s test results, certifies (if appropriate),
and posts the certificate on their web site.
Customer can leverage the Intel certification, if customer
product meets the operating system vendor standard.
Novell checks Intel’s test results, certifies (if appropriate),
and posts the certificate on their web site.
Customer can leverage the Intel certification, if customer
product meets the operating system vendor standard.
Red Hat checks Intel’s test results, certifies (if
appropriate), and posts the certificate on their web site.
'SCO performs the OS testing, certifies (if
appropriate), and posts the certificate on their web site.
'SCO performs the OS testing, certifies (if
appropriate), and posts the certificate on their web site.
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4. Adapters and Peripherals
Add-in adapter-card, peripheral compatibility and stress testing will only be performed with the
latest version of an operating system at the time the validation testing occurred. The following
table shows the operating system and base configurations used to validate each device. The
adapters are divided into categories based on their functionality. All integrated on-board
devices are tested by default and are therefore not included in the following tables.
Note that not all adapter cards were tested under all operating systems. The following notation
is used in the tested adapters and peripherals table below to indicate the support le vel th at Intel
provides for a particular adapter under a particular operating system:
This adapter or peripheral has been tested and is supported under the specific
Number (i.e. 1)
Number in brackets (i.e. [1])
configuration identified in the Base System Configurations Table in Section 2 of this
document.
This adapter or peripheral has been tested, but is NOT supported under the specific
configuration identified in the Base System Configurations Table in Section 2 of this
document.
NT
ND
SA
This adapter or peripheral has not been tested under this operating system and is not
supported under this operating system.
This adapter or peripheral has not been tested under this operating system due to
limitations in IHV driver availability, and is not supported under this operating system.
This adapter has not been tested by Intel under this operating system, but it is
supported in this OS based on this adapter deemed as a subset of a successfully
tested superset adapter listed right-above. Intel has determined that these adapters
use the same FW and drivers and have nearly identical system interface. In addition,
Intel has secured IHV commitment to support the adapters equally. All guidelines for
the superset adapter apply to this subset adapter.
Any variations to the standard adapter installation process or to expected adapter functionality
are documented in the Installation Guidelines section of this document. If there are installation
guidelines affecting a particular adapter and operating system combination, these are
referenced in the following table. If there is no installation guidelines noted in the following table,
then the adapter installed and functioned as expected using manufacturer’s installation
instructions or Intel’s best-known methods.
Testing of adapter cards is normally performed with expansion ROMs for
unused add-in adapters and onboard controllers, disabled in BIOS Setup. Intel
recommends that customers disable the option ROM for add-in controllers
and/or the on-board controllers when not booting from the controller or needing
to use its built in utilities.
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†
†
†
6.5
†
ManufacturerModel Name Model Number
4.1 PCI SCSI
Edition IA32e
2000 AS
Microsoft Windows
Interface
Microsoft Windows
Server 2003 Enterprise
Edition
Microsoft Windows
Server 2003 Enterprise
4.0 AS
†
Linux
Red Hat Enterprise
4.0 AS IA32e
†
Server 9
Server 9 IA32e
Red Hat Enterprise
Novell Netware
Linux
SuSE Linux Enterprise
SuSE Linux Enterprise
Adaptec† ASC-29160 ASC-29160 PCI 64/66 1 1 1 1 1
Comments
Adaptec† ASC-29160LP ASC-29160LP PCI 64/66 SA SA SA SA
Adaptec† ASC-29160N ASC-29160N PCI 64/66 SA SA SA SA
Adaptec ASC29320ALP ASC29320ALP PCI-X/1331,2 2 1 1,2 1,2 1,2 2 2
Adaptec ASC29320A ASC29320A PCI-X/133SA SA SA SA
Adaptec ASC29320LP-R ASC29320LP-R PCI-X/133SA SA SA SA
Adaptec ASC29320-R ASC29320-R PCI-X/133SA SA SA SA
Adaptec ASC-39160 ASC-39160 PCI 64/66 1,2 2 1 1,2 1,2 1,2 2 2
Adaptec ASC-39320A ASC-39320A PCI-X/1331,2 2 1 1,2 1,2 1,2 2 2
Adaptec ASC-39320-R ASC-39320-R PCI-X/133SA SA SA SA
Adaptec ASC-39320D-R ASC-39320D-R PCI-X/133SA SA SA SA
LSI Logic† LSI20160 LSI20160 PCI 32/33 1 1 1 1
LSI Logic† LSI20160 L LSI20160 L PCI 32/33 SA,2 2 SA SA,2 1,2
SA,
2 2
2
LSI Logic LSI22320-R LSI22320-R PCI-X/1331,2 2 1 1,2 1,2 1,2 2 2
LSI Logic LSI20320-R LSI20320-R PCI-X/133SA SA SA SA
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†
†
†
6.5
†
ManufacturerModel Name Model Number
LSI Logic† 4932010232A
Elite 1600
(MegaRAID 493)
4.0 AS
†
Interface
2000 AS
Linux
Microsoft Windows
Server 2003 Enterprise
Edition
Microsoft Windows
Microsoft Windows
Server 2003 Enterprise
Edition IA32e
Red Hat Enterprise
4.0 AS IA32e
†
Server 9
Server 9 IA32e
Red Hat Enterprise
Novell Netware
Linux
SuSE Linux Enterprise
SuSE Linux Enterprise
PCI 64/66 1 1 1
Comments
LSI Logic MegaRAID 320-1 MegaRAID 320-1PCI 64/66 1 1 1 1
LSI Logic MegaRAID 320-2 MegaRAID 320-2PCI 64/66 SA SA SA SA
LSI Logic
LSI Logic
LSI Logic
LSI Logic
Promise†
MegaRAID 3202x
MegaRAID 3204x
MegaRAID 3202E
MegaRAID SATA
150-6
FastTrak S150
TX4
MegaRAID 3202x
MegaRAID 3204x
MegaRAID 3202E
MegaRAID SATA
150-6
FastTrak S150
TX4
PCI-x/133 1 1 1 1
PCI-x/133 SA SA SA
PCI
ExpressX8
2 2 2 2 2 2 2
PCI 64/66 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
PCI 32/66 1
4.3 PCI Fibre Channel
Emulex† LP9002L PCI 64/66 1,2 2 1 1,2 1,2 1,2 2 2
Emulex LP952L PCI 64/66 SA SA SA SA
Emulex LP9802DC PCI-X133 1 1 1 1 Refer to Installation Guideline 6.4
Emulex LP982 PCI-X133 SA SA SA
Emulex LP9802 PCI-X133 SA SA SA
Emulex LP10000DC PCI-X133 1,2 2 1 2 1,2 1,2 2 2
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†
†
†
6.5
†
ManufacturerModel Name Model Number
4.0 AS
†
Interface
2000 AS
Linux
Microsoft Windows
Server 2003 Enterprise
Edition
Microsoft Windows
Microsoft Windows
Server 2003 Enterprise
Edition IA32e
Red Hat Enterprise
4.0 AS IA32e
†
Server 9
Server 9 IA32e
Red Hat Enterprise
Novell Netware
Linux
SuSE Linux Enterprise
SuSE Linux Enterprise
Comments
Emulex LP10000 PCI-X133 SA SA SA
Emulex LP1050 PCI-X133 SA SA SA
Emulex LP1050DC PCI-X133 SA SA SA
Emulex LP10000ExDC
Emulex LP1050Ex
PCI
ExpressX4
PCI
ExpressX4
1,2 2 1 1,2 1,2 1,2 2 2
SA
SA SA
SA
Intel® SRCFC22C PCI-64/661 1 1
LSI Logic® LSI7202XP-LC PCI-X133 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
Qlogic† QLA2200L PCI-64/661 1 1 1
Qlogic† QLA2200/66 PCI-64/66SA SA SA SA
Qlogic QLA2342 PCI-X133 1,2 2 1 1,2 1,2 1,2 2 2
Qlogic QLA2340 PCI-X133 SA SA SA SA
Qlogic* QLE2360
Qlogic QLE2362
PCI
ExpressX4
PCI
ExpressX4
1 1 1
2 2 2 2 2 2 2
4.4 PCI NIC
Intel®
PRO/100+ S
Server
PILA8470D3 PCI 32/33 1,2 ,2 1 1,2 1,2 1 2 2
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Keytronic† E06101USB-C E06101USB-C USB 1,2 2 1 1,2 2 1,2 2 2
Keytronic PRO Pilot PRO Pilot PS/2 1,2 2 1 1,2 2 1,2 2 2
Logitech 967233-0403 Internet NavigatorPS/2 and
USB
Microsoft† 225143 IntelliMouse
Optical
Rainbow† SRB10741/ERB0
1221
Sentinal Duo
Hardware Key
PS/2 and
USB
USB
1,2 2 1 1,2 2 1,2 2 2
1 1 1 1
1,2 1 2 2 2 2 2
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RADEON 9200
Pro
RADEON
9200SE
R92P-C3S
R92P-C3S
VIPCR92PC3S
PCI 32/33 SA SA
PCI 32/33 SA SA
PCI 32/33 SA SA
PCI 32/33 SA SA
4.0 AS
†
Linux
Red Hat Enterprise
4.0 AS IA32e
†
Red Hat Enterprise
Novell Netware
Linux
Server 9
SuSE Linux Enterprise
Server 9 IA32e
SuSE Linux Enterprise
Comments
ATI POWERED
Powercolor
RADEON 9200
SE CRT TV
OUT DVI R92P-
VC-POWERC115
PCI 32/33
SA SA
C3S
Powercolor
ATI RADEON
9200PRO
R92P-C3S
VGA-AP128920PC
PCI 32/33
SA SA
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†
†
†
6.5
†
ManufacturerModel Name Model Number
4.0 AS
†
Interface
2000 AS
Linux
Microsoft Windows
Server 2003 Enterprise
Edition
Microsoft Windows
Microsoft Windows
Server 2003 Enterprise
Edition IA32e
Red Hat Enterprise
4.0 AS IA32e
†
Server 9
Server 9 IA32e
Red Hat Enterprise
Novell Netware
Linux
SuSE Linux Enterprise
SuSE Linux Enterprise
Comments
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5. Hard Disk Drives
The hard drives listed in the following table have been tested with the Intel® server board SE7520AF2 by Intel in its validation labs
and/or by individual drive vendors. The following operating system identifiers are used in the table to specify which OS each drive
was tested under.
Identifier
number
1 Microsoft Windows† Server 2003 Enterprise Edition
2 Microsoft Windows† Server 2003 Enterprise Edition IA32e
3
4 Red Hat Linux† 3.0 AS
5 Red Hat Linux† 3.0 AS IA32e
6 Novell NetWare† 6.5 with support pack 1
Microsoft Windows
4
Operating System
†
2000 Advanced Server with service pack
Note that not all hard drives were tested under all operating systems. The following notation is used in the tested hard drives table
below to indicate the support level that Intel provides for a particular hard drive with a particular operating system:
Number (i.e. 1)
Number in brackets (i.e. [1])
SD (Similar Drive)
This hard drive has been tested and is supported under the operating system identified
by the operating system identification number.
This hard drive has been tested, but is NOT supported under the operating system
identified by the operating system identification number.
This hard drive model/capacity was not tested with this server board, but it is
supported on corresponding operating systems based on successful testing of a larger
capacity hard drive from the same hard drive family. This drive has been determined
to use the exact same firmware and drivers as a larger capacity hard drive that has
been successfully tested with this server board. The only difference between this drive
and the one that was used in testing is the storage capacity. Intel provides the same
level of support for all hard drives listed in this document, regardless of whether the
drive was tested or not. Customers should always test hard drives as part of the final
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system configuration prior to deployment.
The hard disk drive was tested according to Intel-approved guidelines and test
procedures by the Independent Hardware Vendor (IHV) that manufactured the drive.
IHVT (IHV Tested)
Intel provides the same level of support for all hard drives listed in this document,
regardless of whether the drive was tested in an Intel lab or not. IHV test reports
remain the property of the IHV (Intel cannot provide copies of these reports).
Manufacturer Product Family Model Number Interface RPM
Drive
Size
(GB)
Tested
Operating
Systems
Comments
5.1 USB Hard Disks Drives
Addonics† AEMED35AUM Combo HDD Kit USB 2.0 1,3,4,6
Maxtor† S01J250 5000XT USB 2.0 250 1,3,4,6
5.2 ATA Hard Disks Drives
Maxtor† 6Y200P0 DiamondMax Plus 9ATA133 7200 200 1,3,4,6
Maxtor†
Maxtor†
Maxtor†
Seagate† ST3120023A Barracuda ATA V ATA/100 7200 120 1,3,4,6
Western Digital†WD1200BB-00EEA 1 Caviar ATA/100 7200 120 1,3,4,6
M-Systems
†
6Y080P0
6Y120P0
6Y160P0
MD1150-D512
DiamondMax Plus 9 ATA133 7200 80 SD
DiamondMax Plus 9 ATA133 7200 120 SD
DiamondMax Plus 9 ATA133 7200 160 SD
MD1150-D512
ATA133 1,2,4,5,6,7,8
5.3 SATA Hard Disks Drives
Maxtor† 6Y120M0 DiamondMax Plus 9SATA/150 7200 120 1,3,4,6
Maxtor† 6Y060M0 DiamondMax Plus 9SATA/150 7200 60 SD
Intel® Server Board SE7520AF2 Installation Guidelines
6. Installation Guidelines
6.1 Windows† 2000 Advanced Sever Recognizes Only 4 GB of
Memory.
Issue When using greater than 4 GB of memory, POST reports the total memory
present correctly, but Windows 2000 Advanced Server only sees ~4GB. The
total memory present reported by Windows was checked by bringing up the
System Properties window and verifying the total memory displayed on the
General Tab.
Implication Memory above 4GB not being recognized.
Workaround The /PAE option must be enabled in the ARC path in the boot.ini file in order
for Windows 2000 to recognize memory above 4.0GB (e.g.