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Dell server stuck on f1 Could be an incompatible setting, missing boot device (although you'll also get a message that says so), or hardware problem (although this too is usually accompanied with a message, like FAN 1 NOT FOUND, or something. It gets stuck on this screen and doesn't proceed automatically to boot. When your PowerEdge server is running with unsupported configurations, the system will stop at each start and request for confirmation by pressing F1 to continue or F2 for entering System BIOS. TLDR - Disable the SATA ports in BIOS, Disable CDROM in BIOS. Found this. If an SCP Import operation appears to be stuck at 20 percent Applying configuration changes, check the host to see if it is waiting at this error prompt. To avoid this interruption, this function can be disabled. Feb 22, 2025 · When your PowerEdge server is running with unsupported configurations, the system stops at each start and request for confirmation by pressing F1 to continue or F2 for entering System BIOS. Sep 14, 2015 · Sometimes there are options within the BIOS to bypass the F1 prompt on errors but it doesn’t look like that’s an error so I’m note quite sure why it’s asking you to press F1… but in short, yes, there should be. This error prompt can disrupt LifecycleController operations including Server Configuration Profile Imports. I have to press F1 for it to continue and enter VMWare. Hope it helps. May 3, 2010 · We just installed an option card (PERC 6/i) into a brand-new Dell PowerEdge R410 and now the system does no unattended startup but instead asks me to press F1 to continue or F2 to enter system setup after printing the following message on the console:. Aug 27, 2014 · F1/F2 means there is a misconfiguration of the BIOS. I'm having an issue with a server. ewvu qll njyak exopo hmj mhy suar iupssytw iyxnd chhuyal |
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