Kayak XAs 7/500 MT: switch off the I/O fan warning light
by Alexander Farber » Wed, 30 Nov 2005 07:00:40 GMT
Hi,
I've got 3 dual-CPU Kayak's and like them (those are my first dual-CPU
PCs ever and I run OpenBSD on them). However from the one of them
I had to remove the fan and the speaker at the very bottom (facing
front).
Now the small BW LCD-display which should normally show a smiley,
shows the warning about a failed I/O fan and a nearby red light is
blinking.
Is there a way to switch this warning off, as I don't really need that
fan?
I've found nothing in the PhoenixBIOS (which I've up'ed to HU 11.11 US)
Thank you
Alex
Re: Kayak XAs 7/500 MT: switch off the I/O fan warning light
by Christian Duerrhauer » Wed, 30 Nov 2005 19:37:29 GMT
Hello,
there just is no way. Instead of fiddling around with an error message
that appears for a reason, rather replace the fan.
Regards
Re: Kayak XAs 7/500 MT: switch off the I/O fan warning light
by Benjamin Gawert » Thu, 01 Dec 2005 01:55:26 GMT
Alexander Farber schrieb:
Nope. The fan was there for a reason which besides cooling the
PCI/ISA/AGP cards is cooling the chipset and the IDE controller. You say
you like the machines, so if you like them enough that you want to have
them running also in a few years just replace the fan...
Benjamin
Re: Kayak XAs 7/500 MT: switch off the I/O fan warning light
by Alexander Farber » Fri, 02 Dec 2005 03:45:04 GMT
Ok, thanks. I've put that fan back and realized that it wasn't broken
(that was the reason I had removed it) - it just starts after a delay...
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