How To Configure Dell Server BIOS boot from USB
Tags: bios, boot, Dell, Server, USB
How To Configure Dell Server BIOS boot from USB?
- Enter System Setup during server startup
- In the Integrated Devices menu, select “USB Controller” and set to “On with BIOS Support“
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- On the “Select Hard Disk Sequence” menu option, move the USB Flash drive to the top of the list
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- Reboot the server
- Enter System Setup during server startup
- In the Integrated Devices menu, select “User Accessible USB Ports” and set to “All Ports On“
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- On the “Select Hard Disk Sequence” menu option, move the USB Flash drive to the top of the list
- If you have USB Flash drive connected to the server, under “USB Flash Drive Emulation Type” menu option, you must see USB drive set to “Auto“
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- Reboot the server
- Enter System Setup during server startup
- In the Integrated Devices menu, select “USB Controller” and set to “On with BIOS Support“
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- On the “Select Hard Disk Sequence” menu option, move the USB Flash drive to the top of the list
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- Reboot the server
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February 23rd, 2007 at 12:26 pm
How about other PE model?
February 24th, 2007 at 1:00 am
Sorry, we do not have other screen shot so far. But I guess should be similar.
March 19th, 2008 at 11:24 am
nope. i have pe 2850, got a USB DVD external and your steps don’t work. I change USB controller to “on with bios support” but it doesn’t show up. might work for a USB flash drive, not DVD though. back to google.