Difference between revisions of "Getting the Processor Information"
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powersupply [label="Does it have a\nPOWER SUPPLY?"] | powersupply [label="Does it have a\nPOWER SUPPLY?"] | ||
proc [label="Does it have a\nPROCESSOR?"] | proc [label="Does it have a\nPROCESSOR?"] | ||
− | procinfo [label="Can you get the \nPROCESSOR INFORMATION? | + | procinfo [label="Can you get the \nPROCESSOR INFORMATION?"] |
ramvideo [label="Does it have\nRAM and VIDEO?"] | ramvideo [label="Does it have\nRAM and VIDEO?"] | ||
simplify [label="SIMPLIFY\nRemove uneeded cards\nand disconnect the drives\nDoes it POST?"] | simplify [label="SIMPLIFY\nRemove uneeded cards\nand disconnect the drives\nDoes it POST?"] | ||
start [label="TRYING TO GET A\nSYSTEM TO POST\nSTART HERE", shape="box"] | start [label="TRYING TO GET A\nSYSTEM TO POST\nSTART HERE", shape="box"] | ||
swapram [label="Swap out the RAM\nsystematically.\nTry PC100, PC133, and PC66\nDoes it POST?"] | swapram [label="Swap out the RAM\nsystematically.\nTry PC100, PC133, and PC66\nDoes it POST?"] | ||
− | triage [label="Ready for TRIAGE\n(go back to main flow chart)", shape="box"] | + | triage [label="Ready for TRIAGE\n(go back to main flow chart)", shape="box", URL="/index.php/System_Evaluation_2_Overview"] |
start -> powersupply [taillabel="YES"] | start -> powersupply [taillabel="YES"] |
Revision as of 10:41, 6 November 2005
Getting the System to POST
- POST stands for Power On Self Test. If a system POSTs successfully, it will then try to 'boot (load an operating system).
- If it fails POST it will never boot, no matter how many floppy disks you try. This is because it doesn't access the drives until after a successful POST.
- Never boot