Build your own rack mount server using the Intel SR2100 chassis and
the STL2 Server board + Quantum Atlas 10K Hard Drives (36GB SCSI
SCA)
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| This picture shows the correct orientation for the processor
termination chip that we placed in our unused second processor socket. |
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| Here we are pointing at the processor speed configuration
jumper which we hope you took our earlier advice on setting before
installing the riser card. The instruction manual has this step
after and so we had to take the riser out once again. It has been our
experience over the years that the more often a riser is removed and then
re-installed the more often we encounter hardware problems. |
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| Here is a close up of the voltage regulator that we would
have installed if we had two processors on this system. |
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| Close up of two times 256 MB SDimms. These are ecc and
registered. Note that you must install the memory in order using
bank 1 then 2 and so on. |
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| We have taken the upper hot swap carrier out of the SR2100
so that we can install the first of two Maxtor/Quantum Atlas 10K III hard
drives . These drives are SCA pinned and that means no setting ID's and no
separate power connector. If you are unsure about what drives to get
seek out professional technical advice. The 2 upper bays of
the SR2100 (4 bays in total) can accommodate 1.6" drives and the
lower two can accomodate 1"drives. The latching mechanism for
the hot swap bays is a straightforward and simple design that should prove
durable over time. |
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