Question: I've had a Supermicro X5DAL-TG2 for a while but there is a peculiar issue it's been having.
Every time I kill power to the mainboard, all the Bios settings are restored to defaults. The time doesn't stop or get reset, so I don't think it's the Cmos Battery (I checked it anyway, its good).
Its a pita for a couple reasons. First, every time it happens it re-scans all 2gb of RAM. This is a very slow process to say the least. In addition, there are some stupid defaults, like hyperthreading being turned off. I also expand the AGP aperture and manually define my IDE opticals (otherwise it takes a long time to POST).
Is there a known fix for that or should I just get used to reconfiguring my bios a lot
Every time I kill power to the mainboard, all the Bios settings are restored to defaults. The time doesn't stop or get reset, so I don't think it's the Cmos Battery (I checked it anyway, its good).
Its a pita for a couple reasons. First, every time it happens it re-scans all 2gb of RAM. This is a very slow process to say the least. In addition, there are some stupid defaults, like hyperthreading being turned off. I also expand the AGP aperture and manually define my IDE opticals (otherwise it takes a long time to POST).
Is there a known fix for that or should I just get used to reconfiguring my bios a lot
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