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1. 101 11 3 BIOS ID VX3030 Release 103 Chapter 12 Use Cases 104 12 1 DEPLOY How to deploy VX3030 BIOS 104 12 1 4 Cloning a board 02202422 gu s te eruti nE EErEE nore d Ded ned 104 12 1 2 Managing a pool 3030 105 12 2 DEVEL How to develop applications with VX3030 BIOS 105 12 3 EVAL How to benchmark VX3030 BIOS 105 12 4 TROUBLESHOOT How to troubleshoot VX3030 105 Appendix A How to Update and Restore 5 106 A 1 Update BIOS from UEFI Shell using USB device 106 A 2 Restore or Update BIOS from Rescue BIOS 107 Record BIOS image ROM and setting from UEFI Shell using USB device 107 SD DT F81 5e Page viii VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Overview Chapter 1 Overview This manual introduces the SETUP EFI SHELL of the AMI BIOS firmware available on Kontron VX3030 boards The BIOS SETUP is a ROM based configuration utility that displays the system s configuration status and provides users with a tool to set their system paramete
2. file e Method Name lt Argument gt b e Displays one screen at a time Execute AML method AML Method Name format AAAA BBBB CCCC Argument format memory content in string eg 34120000 means 0x1234 SD DT F81 5e Page 65 EFI SHELL VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 10 1 15 echo Controls batch file command echoing or displays a message ECHO on off ECHO message on Enable echo when executing batch file commands off Disable echo when executing batch file commands message Display a message string 1 Echo off disables the echo feature when executing batch commands This command is not like A the MS DOS echo command 2 Echo without a parameter shows the current echo setting gt Examples gt To display the current echo setting fs0 gt echo Echo is off To enable command echoing fs0 gt echo on gt To disable command echoing fs0 gt echo off To execute HelloWorld nsh batch file and echo commands when executing fs0 gt HelloWorld nsh HelloWorld nsh gt echo Hello World Hello World To display a message string of Hello World fs0 gt echo Hello World Hello World 10 1 16 exit Exits the EFI Shell environment and returns control to the parent process This command allows to exit the EFI shell and boot the next or first boot device in the boot list Page 66 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual EFI SHELL 10 1 17 fo
3. F4 Save amp Exit JESC Exit Set VPX Board delay Value are none 100 ms 200 ms 1000 ms Default is 200 ms This value should be tuned to delay the PCI Express reset for VPX fabric discovery during boot process Page 32 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Kontron Menu 5 8 ALARM Configuration Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2018 American Megatrends Inc Alarm Inhibition Enabled Alarm Inhibition Enabled Disabled This menu allows user to prevent cPLD logic to turn off automatically the system in case of assertion of THRMTRIP or PROCHOT alerts It is strongly recommended not to disable this parameter for normal use This parameter must be used with caution SD DT F81 5e Page 33 Kontron Menu VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 5 9 Serial Configuration 5 9 1 COMO Mode Aptio Setup Ut COM Mode RS232 1 RS422 485 Version 2 0 This menu allows user to select the mode for the COMO serial port the supported mode are EIA 232 and EIA 422 485 User must turn off the system to have the new Serial configuration taken into account 5 9 2 COM1 Mode Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Kontron RS232 RS232 COM1 Mode RS232 RS422 485 BN es cece eee 1204 Copyright C 2010 This menu allows user to select the mode for the COM serial port the supported mode ar
4. DRIVER NAME IMAGE NAME Platform Console Management Driver ConPlatform Platform Console Management Driver ConPlatform Console Splitter Drive ConSplitter Console Splitter Driver ConSplitter Console Splitter Driver ConSplitter Console Splitter Driver ConSplitter UGA Console Driver GraphicsConsole Serial Terminal Driver Terminal Generic Disk 1 0 Driver DiskIo FAT File System Driver Fat ISA Bus Driver IsaBus ISA Serial Driver IsaSerial PCI Bus Driver PciBus Windows Block 1 0 Driver WinNtBlockIo Windows Text Console Driver WinNtConsole Windows Serial 1 0 Driver WinNtSeriallo Windows Simple File System Driver WinNtSimpleFileSystem Windows Bus Driver WinNtBusDriver Windows Universal Graphics Adapter WinNtUga C 9 9 9 9 PPP 00000010 Page 64 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual EFI SHELL 10 1 13 dumpacpi Dumps 1 06 2 0 or ACPI3 0 Table in EFI Shell Environment Usage DumpACPI d v 7p b d 5 Dumps ACPI Table Raw Data Dumps ACPI Table Verbose Data Dumps ACPI Table with signature being SIGN The signature should be defined value in ACPI spec One exception is RSDP please use RSDP instead of RSD PTR Dumps the parsed AML Code Displays one screen at a time 10 1 14 dumpaml Dumps 1 06 ACPI2 0 ACPI3 0 AML in EFI Shell Environment Usage DumpAML b AML file DumpAML
5. fs0 test templ 50 gt mv templ temp2 moving fs0 test templ gt test temp2 error Write Protected Page 88 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 10 1 35 pause Prints a message and waits for keyboard input PAUSE q q Do not display notification message N 1 The PAUSE command is only available in batch script files 2 The prompt message is Enter 47 to quit any other key to continue Examples To pause the system after displaying the date and time 50 gt type pause nsh File fs0 pause nsh Size 204 Example script for pause command echo pause nsh begin date time pause echo pause nsh done To execute the script with echo on pause nsh gt echo pause nsh begin pause nsh begin pause nsh gt date 06 19 2001 pause nsh gt time 00 51 45 pause nsh gt pause Enter 747 to quit any other key to continue pause nsh gt echo pause nsh done pause nsh done 50 gt pause nsh To execute the script with echo off 50 gt echo off 50 gt pause nsh pause nsh begin 06 19 2001 00 52 50 Enter 47 to quit any other key to continue q fs0 gt SD DT F81 5e EFI SHELL Page 89 EFI SHELL 10 1 36 pci VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Displays PCI device list or PCI function configuration space PCI Bus Dev Func s Seg i Bus Dev Func Bus number Device number Function number Optiona
6. CRP 3916 Description Some hard disk devices are not correctly recognized by BIOS BIOS has to implement a setup option to select the SATA speed between GEN1 and GEN in order to work around this limitation in case of the HDD has no mean to select the speed itself for example with SSD devices Workaround In AHCI mode usually operating system re negociate the SATA speed based on the capabilities registers It is possible to force the SATA speed by using the libata force option at the kernel command line to boot Linux Item 2 Double Reset Issue Bugzilla 6492 Description The VX3030 CPU board is vulnerable to some reset timing If a new reset occurs in a period from 5 to 8 seconds after the first one the board will be put in a frozen state Workaround The only solution is to power down the whole system then power it up again SD DT F81 5e Page 101 BIOS Versions Description VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Item 3 UUID Issues Bugzilla 5731 Description 1 kuuid with option r raw mode does not preserve UUID value through reset 2 the default UUID value displayed in setup is equal to the slot ID of the board Workaround None Item 4 Spurious Interrupts under VxWorks using IRQ 14 of CPLD CRP 4020 Description For speeding up I2C access and decrease CPU load under VxWorks CPLD has been modified to generate an IRQ 14 on signal SERIRQ on LPC bus of the PCH With BIOS ID12059 and less the SERIRQ mode is set to Quiet Mode by
7. Handle Fs DiskIo WinNtDriverIo Media Type UnknownDevi ce Removable NO urrent Dir Device Path VenHw 58C518B1 76F3 11D4 BCEA 0080C73C8881 VenHw 0C95A92F 006 1104 0080 73 8881 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual EFI SHELL To assign fsO another name Shell map floppy 450 floppy UnknownDevice Alias 74 50 blkO Device Path VenHw 58C518B1 76F3 11D4 BCEA 0080C73C8881 VenHw 0C95A92F 006 1104 0080 73 8881 To display information about the mapped name Shell map floppy floppy UnknownDevice Alias 74 50 blkO Device Path VenHw 58C518B1 76F3 11D4 BCEA 0080C73C8881 VenHw 0C95A92F 006 1104 0080 73 8881 To operate with the mapped name Shell floppy floppy gt 1s To delete a mapped name Shell map d floppy Shell map Device mapping table f4 UnknownDevice Alias 50 blkO Device Path VenHw 58C518B1 76F3 11D4 BCEA 0080C73C8881 VenHw 0C95A92F 006 1104 0080 73 8881 450 UnknownDevice Alias f4 1 0 Device Path VenHw 58C518B1 76F3 11D4 BCEA 0080C73C8881 VenHw 0C95A92F 006 1104 0080 73 8881 UnknownDevice Alias 4 50 Device Path 58 518 1 76 3 1104 0080 73 8881 VenHw 0C95A92F 006 1104 0080 73 8881 gt To display all the mapped names starting with f Shell map f Device mapping table f4 UnknownDevice Alias 50 blkO Dev
8. Total memory is the physical memory size not including the MemMapIO and MemPortIO size 3 Refer to the EFI specification for memory type definitions Examples To display the system memory map 50 gt memmap Type Start End Pages Attributes available 0000000000750000 0000000001841FFF 00000000000010F2 0000000000000009 LoaderCode 0000000001842000 00000000018A3FFF 0000000000000062 0000000000000009 available 00000000018A4000 00000000018C1FFF 000000000000001 0000000000000009 LoaderData 00000000018C2000 00000000018CAFFF 0000000000000009 0000000000000009 BS code 00000000018CB000 0000000001905FFF 000000000000003 0000000000000009 BS data 0000000001906000 00000000019C9FFF 00000000000000C4 0000000000000009 RT_data 0000000001B2B000 0000000001B2BFFF 0000000000000001 8000000000000009 BS data 0000000001B2C000 0000000001B4FFFF 0000000000000024 0000000000000009 reserved 0000000001B50000 0000000001D4FFFF 0000000000000200 0000000000000009 reserved 512 Pages 2 097 152 LoaderCode 98 Pages 401 408 LoaderData 32 Pages 131 072 BS code 335 Pages 1 372 160 BS data 267 Pages 1 093 632 RT data 19 Pages 77 824 available 4 369 Pages 17 895 424 Total Memory 20 MB 20 971 520 Bytes Page 84 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual EFI SHELL 10 1 33 mm Displays or modifies MEM MMIO IO PCI PCIE address space MM Address Value w 1 2 4 8 MEM MMIO IO PCI PCIE n Address Starting address Value The va
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11. 0901 v1353 Enter Setup and v to move selection ENTER to select boot device ESC to boot using defaults gt Select a device from the list Use the t or 1 to highlight the desired item gt Press ENTER gt to boot the selected device or enter setup SD DT F81 5e Page 3 Main Menu VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Chapter 3 Main Menu The Main Menu provides general system information and is the first accessible menu page Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Platform Information Three submenus or settings described below are available in the main menu Platform Information section 3 1 page 5 gt System Language section 3 2 page 6 gt System Date Time section 3 3 page 6 Page 4 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Main Menu 3 1 Platform Information Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Me Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc The platform information Menu displays the processor graphic memory PCH Platform Controller Hub specific information Platform information displays all content by scrolling down using the arrow key lt gt SD DT F81 5e Page 5 Main Menu VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 3 2 System Language Nothing can be changed in this menu Only English language is supported in this version 3 3 System Date and Time Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2616 Ameri
12. 41 SMART eUSB 874D CHIPSBNKv3 3 8 8 5 00 Freecom FM 16 Pro 3000 Change Opt F1 General Help F2 Previous Values F3 Optimized Defaults 4 Save amp Exit ESC Exit 7 8 Delete Boot Option The setting allows to delete a boot device from the available boot device list In particular Built In EFI shell can be deleted Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc an EFI boot option from the boot Jorder Delete Boot Option Select one to Delete Select Screen Select Item Enter Select Change Opt F1 General Help F2 Previous Values F3 Optimized Defaults F4 Save amp Exit ESC Exit To delete a boot device like EFI Shell gt Select a device from the list Use the t or 1 to highlight the desired item Enter to validate the choice Page 46 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Security Menu Chapter 8 Security Menu Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Setup Administrator Password The security Menu allows the user to set a password for SETUP or boot access WUU If ONLY the Administrator s password is set then this only lim
13. Devices Information 15 System Event Log 16 Physical Memory Array 17 Memory Device 18 32 bit Memory Error Information 19 Memory Array Mapped Address 20 Memory Device Mapped Address 21 Built in Pointing Device 22 Portable Battery 34 Management Device 37 Memory Channel 38 Device Information 39 System Power Supply 2 The SmbiosHandle parameter can be specified in either decimal or hexadecimal format Use the 0x prefix format for hexadecimal values 3 Internal commands q quit smbiosview 0 Change smbiosview display NONE info 11 Change smbiosview display OUTLINE info 12 Change smbiosview display NORMAL info 3 Change smbiosview display DETAIL info Show help Page 96 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual EFI SHELL 10 1 43 smbutil EFI SMBUS Utility NOT RECOMMENDED Usage smbutil rspd pec smbutil rdbyte Address Length Command pec smbutil rdword Address Length Command pec smbutil rdblock Address Length Command pec smbutil wtbyte Address Length Command o Filename pec smbutil wtword Address Length Command o FileName pec smbutil wtblock Address Length Command o FileName pec smbutil testrw Address Length Command o TestFileName pec Address Length Command in HEX Address is the device address on SMBUS Length is the amount of data to transfer Command is the
14. Option 2 1 46 Chapter8 Security Menu 47 8 1 Enter Administrator or user password 48 Chapter 9 Save amp Exit Menu 50 9 1 Option with Exit or reset VY e 51 9 2 Option to Save Discard Restore SETUP 51 9 3 Saving a user configuration 51 94 Boot OVarride e E Rcs sd TR ug e pe Run a 51 Ghapter 10 EFI SHELL isses ca Epua E 52 10 1 Shell Command n tack nadie netten anes e i odes 52 aaaea a eea a ia e a 54 10 2 amlVIeW err ea C ob SOR AUR red 55 SD DT F81 5e Page vi Table Of Contents VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 10 14 3 DOIG uiui rw tug ed eiie Oe nne ud a DANG eoe Dore dd x I nes 56 UTE m 57 MO VES CIS DLP 58 10 16 COMMOCE 23 ew oru ind wt piu ER ete Wada aa den Wears 58 10 1 7 cpu utll iecur Rp RR E ER a alae one E EIS ID haan EI a ee ER ERE 58 IO ELLIOT
15. Serial Configuration 34 5 8 4 COMO Mode a denik bed ga d RE EE bidd edes Pad elas 34 5022 JCOMTMOdE ac iin eden ao done or arde Maat aah ue ata Fus aU a eoe AUR RU ic 34 5 10 Board Misc Configuration 35 5 11 SPD Configuration 36 ChapterG Chipset Manu 37 6 1 South Bridge amp PXE ROM configuration 38 6 2 South Bridge amp SATA Configuration 39 Chapter 7 5 gt gt 22 2 5 2555 5 top eres eru EE RE du 40 7 1 cc m 41 72 OI oro p 41 7 3 lt II a ce cape dO ace 41 7 4 Bootup Numlock State 41 7 5 Boot Option Priorilies ie sok arene ape nette rhetor ehe n wand die dices RE 42 7 6 Network Device BSS Priorities when PXE ROM Enabled 43 7 7 Drive BBS Priorities 2 0 1 RR ed 45 7 8 Delete Boot
16. bd Fari 4 3 1 Platform Information 5 3 2 System Language ER ed nt cue a ed eee dc 6 3 3 System Date and Time 1 6 Chapter 4 Advanced 7 4 1 USB Configuration eh eck ie RE Kee Es a Pee ees eee 8 44 1 Legacy USB Support siesati iani aiaa UE RR phan ee eer ee 9 4 2 Serial Port Console Redirection 10 4 2 1 1 Console Redirection 11 4 2 2 COMO COM Console Redirection 08 12 4 2 2 1 Jeminal 13 4222 Bils Der Second s itp tere e redes b egg eis 14 4223 Data Bils AMORE RR AN ATARI 15 4 2 2 4 Fany daten o te n gos ed teh ed de AE 16 4 2 2 5 SOD BUS ash aa LE eee Pee bias eee es 17 4 2 2 6 FOW COMPO uaa ed de te e eae we by aa read 18 4227 Mode dL LE ax Rs rude eid ee E geh eap 19 4 2 2 8 AROeSOIUlIOD 1 2 n ARR RRS IIE 20 4 2 2 9 Legacy OS Redirection 21 Chapler5
17. consumption OS like VxWorks do not support the Quiet Mode for polling interrupts see Item 4 CRP 4020 page 102 Page 28 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Kontron Menu 5 6 CPU Configuration Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2018 American Megatrends Inc Kontron CPU Frequency TURBO CPU Frequency TURBO 2000 MHz 1866 MHz 1733 MHz 1600 MHz 1466 MHz 1333 MHz 1200 MHz Set the CPU configuration This option allows to configure the CPU frequency mode The TURBO mode allows the CPU to boost its frequency between 2 and 3 GHz according to the CPU load and temperature Other mode will force the CPU frequency to the indicated value TURBO 2000 MHz 1866 MHz 1733 MHz 1600 MHz 1466 MHz 1333 MHz 1200 MHz Default is TURBO SD DT F81 5e Page 29 Kontron Menu VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 5 7 VPX Configuration Aptio Setup Utility Copyright 2010 American Megatrends Inc VPX Resets Output Disabled 5 7 1 VPX Reset Propagation to VPX Backplane Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc VPX Resets Output Disabled VPX Resets Output Enabled Disabled The VPX Resets Output parameter allows to propagate the local resets of the board to the VPX backplane disregarding the state of the VPX SYSCON signal Default is that only the VPX system controller board can control the propagation of the reset
18. environmental impact of their products especially when they become waste encourage separate collection and subsequent treatment reuse recovery recycling and sound environmental disposal of EEE gt improve the environmental performance of all those involved during the lifecycle of EEE SD DT F81 5e Page ii VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Preface Conventions This guide uses several types of notice Note Caution ESD Note this notice calls attention to important features or instructions LIN Caution this notice alert you to system damage loss of data risk of personal injury ESD This banner indicates Electrostatic Sensitive Device All numbers are expressed in decimal except addresses and memory or register data which are expressed in hexadecimal The prefix shows a hexadecimal number following the programming language convention The multipliers and G have their conventional scientific and engineering meanings of 103 106 and 109 respectively The only exception to this is in the description of the size of memory areas when K M and G mean 210 220 and 230 respectively When describing transfer rates k M and G mean 103 106 and 109 not 270 220 and 230 LIN N In PowerPC terminology multiple bit fields are numbered from 0 to n where 0 is the MSB and n is the LSB PCI and terminology follows the more familiar convention
19. parameter to display available Ethernet Device Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2616 American Megatrends Inc Boot Option 1 IBA GE Slot 9 8 The Network Device GE Slot 00C8 is related to the Ethernet Interface of the Intel R 82577 device The Network Devices IBA GE Slot 0700 and IBA GE Slot 0701 are related to the Ethernet Interface of the Intel R 82580 Dual Port device SD DT F81 5e Page 43 Boot Menu VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual The numeric value in the above example 0700 0701 may change depending on the PCI PCI Express devices connected to the board To change the PXE boot device ordering gt Select a device from the list Use the t or 1 to highlight the desired item Use lt gt or lt gt control keys to move up down the selected device item in the list To disable one of the PXE boot device gt Select a device from the list Use the t or 1 to highlight the desired item gt Enter to validate the choice A new submenu appears see image select Disabled to disable the PXE device Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2018 American Megatrends Inc Boot Option 3 IBA GE Slot 6701 v Boot Option 3 GE Slot 00 8 v1353 IBA GE Slot 0700 v1353 IBA GE Slot 0701 v1353 Disabled UU When a PXE boot device is disabled this does not disable the PXE OpROm loading for the concerned 7 boot device So this following m
20. that bit 0 is the LSB and n is the MSB Signal names ending with an asterisk or a hash denote active low signals all other signals are active high Signal names follow the PICMG 2 0 R3 0 CompactPCI Specification and the Local Bus 2 3 Specification For Your Safety Your new Kontron product was developed and tested carefully to provide all features necessary to ensure its compliance with electrical safety requirements It was also designed for a long fault free life However the life expectancy of your product can be drastically reduced by improper treatment during unpacking and installation Therefore in the interest of your own safety and of the correct operation of your new Kontron product you are requested to conform with the following guidelines High Voltage Safety Instructions Warning All operations on this device must be carried out by sufficiently skilled personnel only Caution Electric Shock Before installing a not hot swappable Kontron product into a system always ensure that your mains power is switched off This applies also to the installation of piggybacks Serious electrical shock hazards can exist during all installation repair and maintenance operations with this product Therefore always unplug the power cable and any other cables which provide external voltages before performing work Page iii SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Preface Special Handling and Unpacking Instructions ESD Sens
21. the controller in a custom configuration 3 Performance Defaults Optional type that places the controller in a configuration that maximizes the controller s performance in a platform Other Value Depends on the driver s implementation gt Examples To display the list of devices available for configuration Shell drvcfg To display the list of devices and child devices available for configuration Shell drvcfg c gt To force defaults on all devices Shell drvcfg f 0 To force defaults on all devices managed by driver 0x17 Shell drvcfg f 0 17 Page 62 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual EFI SHELL To force defaults on device 0x28 which is managed by driver 0x17 Shell drvcfg f 0 17 28 To force defaults on all child devices of device 0x28 which is managed by driver 0x17 Shell drvcfg f 0 17 28 c To force defaults on child device 0x30 of device 0x28 which is managed by driver 0x17 Shell drvcfg f 0 17 28 30 To validate options on all devices Shell drvcfg v gt To validate options all devices managed by driver 0x17 Shell drvcfg v 17 gt To validate options on device 0x28 which is managed by driver 0x17 Shell drvcfg v 17 28 gt To validate options on all child devices of device 0x28 which are managed by driver 0x17 Shell drvcfg v 17 28 c gt To validate options on child device 0x30 of device 0x28 which is managed by driver 0x17 Shell
22. 00 00 3FF7D9B8 00 00 00 00 00 00 3FF7D9C8 00 00 00 00 00 00 3FF7D9D8 00 00 00 00 00 00 3FF7D9E8 00 00 00 00 00 00 3FF7D9F8 00 00 00 00 00 00 Valid EFI Header at Address System Table Structure size 00000078 revision 00010002 ConIn 3F1AD388 ConOut 3F1AF288 StdErr 3F1ADD08 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 70 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 30 000000003FF7D808 Runtime Services 000000003F3FC318 Boot Services 000000003F3F4B00 SAL System Table 000000003FF22760 ACPI Table 000000003FFD9FCO ACPI 2 0 Table 00000000000 2000 MPS Table 000000003FFD0000 SMBIOS Table 00000000000F0020 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 To display memory contents from 1af3088 with size of 16 bytes Shell mem 1af3088 16 Memory Address 0000000001AF3088 16 Bytes Dn Dn 01AF3088 49 42 49 20 53 59 53 54 00 00 02 00 18 00 00 00 IBI SYST 01AF3098 FF 9E D7 9B 00 00 To display memory mapped IO contents from 1af3088 with size of 16 bytes Shell mem 1af3088 16 MMIO SD DT F81 5e D EFI SHELL Page 83 EFI SHELL VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 10 1 32 memmap Displays the memory map maintained by the EFI environment MEMMAP b b Display one screen at a time 1 EFI environment keeps track the physical memory in the system and how it is currently being used 2
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24. 26 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 5 5 PCI Configuration 5 5 1 PCI Express PEGO Link Configuration Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Force X4 on PEGO Disabled Force X4 PEGO Disabled Enabled Force x4 on PEGO gt Disabled Enabled Default is Disabled Kontron Menu This setting allows to force the PCI express link to PMC XMC bus to x4 By default disabled this link size is x8 This option can be used to support specific XMC device have to save changes before exiting Setup then plug the XMC device and power up the board with the Ke take into account this feature user should have to set this setting before using the XMC and should N XMC and the correct setting SD DT F81 5e Page 27 Kontron Menu VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 5 5 2 Serial IRQ Configuration Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2018 American Megatrends Inc SERIRQ CNT mode Disabled SERIRQ CNT mode Disabled Enabled The serial IRQ protocol has two modes of operation which affect the start frame of the LPC interface in the PCH These two modes are gt Continuous where the PCH is solely responsible for generating the start frame and gt Quiet where a serial IRQ peripheral is responsible for beginning the start frame The Continuous is the default mode set by BIOS and allows faster operation than the Quiet Mode that allows less power
25. 4 2 2 2 Bits per second Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Bits per second 115200 Bits per second 9600 19200 57600 115200 Set bits per second 9600 19200 57600 115200 Default and recommended value is 115200 bits per second for serial line baud rate on COMO and COM1 Page 14 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 4 2 2 3 Data Bits Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Data Bits 8 Data Bits 1 7 8 Set Data bit number for serial line COMO or COM1 gt 7 8 Default value is 8 SD DT F81 5e Advanced Menu Page 15 Advanced Menu VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 4 2 2 4 Parity Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Parity None Even Odd Mark Set Parity bit None Even Odd Mark Space Default for parity bit is None Page 16 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Advanced Menu 4 2 2 5 Stop Bits Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Stop Bits Set Parity bit 1 2 Default for stop bit is 1 SD DT F81 5e Page 17 Advanced Menu VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 4 2 2 Flow Control Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Flow Control Flow Control 1 None Hardware RTS CTS Set Flow Control or modem signals None Hardware RTS CTS D
26. 5A92F 006 1104 0080 73 8881 b1k0 UnknownDevice Alias f4 50 Device Path 58 518 1 76 3 1104 0080 73 8881 VenHw 0C95A92F 006 1104 0080 73 8881 To display all mappings in the device mapping table SD DT F81 5e Page 79 EFI SHELL VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Shell map Device mapping table f4 UnknownDevice Alias 50 b1k0 Device Path VenHw 58C518B1 76F3 11D4 BCEA 0080C73C8881 VenHw 0C95A92F 006 1104 0080 73 8881 450 UnknownDevice Alias f4 b1k0 Device Path VenHw 58C518B1 76F3 11D4 BCEA 0080C73C8881 VenHw 0C95A92F 006 1104 0080 73 8881 b1kO UnknownDevice Alias 4 50 Device Path VenHw 58C518B1 76F3 11D4 BCEA 0080C73C8881 VenHw 0C95A92F 006 1104 0080 73 8881 To display verbose mapping table information Page 80 Shell map v Device mapping table f4 Consist Name f4 Other Name 150 1 0 Handle Fs DiskIo WinNtDriverIo Media Type UnknownDevi ce Removable NO Current Dir Device Path VenHw 58C518B1 76F3 11D4 BCEA 0080C73C8881 VenHw 0C95A92F 006 1104 0080 73 8881 150 Consist f4 Other Name b1k0 Handle Fs DiskIo WinNtDriverIo Media Type UnknownDevi ce Removable NO Current Dir V Device Path VenHw 58C518B1 76F3 11D4 BCEA 0080C73C8881 VenHw 0C95A92F 006 1104 0080 73 8881 Consist Name f4 Other Name 150
27. 6 American Megatrends Inc Legacy USB Support Enabled Legacy USB Support Enabled Disabled Select menu Legacy Usb Support to change it There is three options to choose from Enabled Disabled Auto AUTO option disable Legacy Support if no USB device is connected Disabled option will keep USB device available for EFI application SD DT F81 5e Page 9 Advanced Menu VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 4 2 Serial Port Console Redirection The BIOS console can be redirected on serial COMO and or serial COM1 with the Console Redirection menus Also the characteristics of COMO or COM1 serial line can be modified with Console Redirection Settings menus as described after Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2810 American Megatrends Inc Console Redirection Enabled Other following options are Reserved and Not to be Used Serial Port for Out of Band Management Windows Emergency Management Services EMS Console Redirection amp Out of Band Mgmt Port Page 10 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Advanced Menu 4 2 1 COMO COM 1 Console Redirection User has the option to enable disable serial Console Redirection on COMO or on COM1 COMO is a serial line available on front panel of VX3030 and COMI is available on backplane To have SETUP display and EFI shell visible on a serial line it is necessary to enable the Console redirection on it COMO Console Redirection is enabled by default and COM is
28. A gt Modified 8C gt q 000 gt F5E6D gt 4 To modify IO space using non interactive mode Page 86 Shell mm 80 52 w 1 IO Shell mm 80 w 1 IO 10 0 0000000000000080 10 0 0000000000000081 10 0x0000000000000082 10 0 0000000000000083 10 0x0000000000000084 10 0 0000000000000085 10 0x0000000000000086 10 0 0000000000000087 0x52 OxFF 0x00 0x00 0x6D Ox5E OxFF 0x00 FE Modi fied V M M MV M a VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual To display PCI configuration space ss 00 bb 00 dd 00 ff 00 rr 00 Shell mm 0000000000 PCI 0x0000000000000000 0x0000000000000001 0x0000000000000002 0x0000000000000003 0x0000000000000004 0x0000000000000005 PCI PCI PCI PCI PCI PCI These contents can also be displayed by PCI 00 00 00 To display PCIE configuration space ss 00 bb 06 dd 00 ff 00 rrr 000 0x86 0x80 0x30 0x11 0x06 0x00 Shell mm 00060000000 PCIE PCIE PCIE PCIE PCIE PCIE SD DT F81 5e 0x0000000060000000 0x0000000060000001 0x0000000060000002 0x0000000060000003 0x0000000060000004 OxAB 0x11 0x61 0x43 0x00 V M M M VM M M WM q EFI SHELL Page 87 EFI SHELL VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 10 1 34 mv Moves one or more files or directories to another location MV src src dst src Source file directory name wildcards are permitted dst Destina
29. AER are not supported Currently the BIOS does not implement AER for PEX 8609 devices in ACPI tables and so OSes cannot have this information 6 kflash command limitation The sp option of the kflash command is used to preserve the BIOS parameters However the boot devices order is not preserved by this option Page 100 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual BIOS Versions Description 11 2 Known Problems Table The following table lists the BIOS relative known problems 11 2 1 How to use the table 1 Get the BIOS ID associated to your board Refer to Chapter 3 Main Menu page 4 of this document 2 Check for a specific item in the table rows 2 1 cross in the BIOS ID column indicates this item applies to this BIOS release problem is not solved 2 2 x cross in the BIOS ID column indicates this item does not apply to this release problem is fixed 3 A full description associated to a specific problem is available in the next section BIOS ID X 1 SATA speed for Gen1 Gen2 CRP 3916 2 Double reset issue Bugzilla 6492 X 3 UUID issues Bugzilla 5731 X 4 Spurious Interrupts under VxWorks using IRQ 14 of CPLD CRP 4020 5 FDM SATA 8GB bootable IDE bus mode 4028 x x X X 6 Switch PCle PEX8609 is not seen sometimes under EFI shell CRP 4045 X 11 2 2 Detailed description of the problems Item 1 SATA speed for Gen1 Gen2
30. CTRL TYPE CFG DIAG 0 C DEVICE NAME SD DT F81 5e Display one screen at a time Display devices using the specified ISO 639 2 language The handle number of the device The device type R Root Controller B Bus Controller D Device Controller A managing driver supports the Driver Configuration Protocol A managing driver supports the Driver Diagnostics Protocol The number of parent controllers for this device The number of drivers managing the device The number of child controllers produced by this device The name of the device from the Component Name Protocol Page 59 EFI SHELL VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 10 1 9 dh Displays EFI handle information DH 1 lang handle p prot id d v handle Handle number in hexadecimal format p Protocol ID d Display EFI Driver Model related information 1 Display information in the specified ISO 639 2 language Display verbose information N 1 When neither handle nor prot id is specified a list of all the device handles the environment A is displayed 2 The d option displays EFI Driver Model related information including parent handles child handles all drivers installed on the handle etc 3 The v option displays verbose information for the specified handle including all the protocols on the handle and their details 4 f the p option is specified all handles containing the specified protocol will be displ
31. Confirm password Then the new password will be recorded if save change is launch in Save amp Exit Menu At next reboot if F2 key is pressed then entering password is mandatory to enter SETUP Enter Password Page 48 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Security Menu When User password has been set the password will be required to entering SETUP and to to execute the BIOS boot device selection To suppress password Select the administrator or user password item A pop up window appears and proposes to you to enter a password Enter previous password pop up window appears and proposes to you to enter a new password Then type an empty password Confirm empty password Password will be deleted if save change is launch in Save amp Exit Menu If password is lost the solution to unlock it will be to flash the BIOS or to flash the SETUP BIOS part 4 N lt SD DT F81 5e Page 49 Save amp Exit Menu VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Chapter 9 Save amp Exit Menu Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Save Changes and Exit This Menu is used to save a new SETUP configuration discard changes restore default SETUP values record a customized SETUP and override the boot device sequence This menu does not appear as the first window when entering SETUP It is necessary to navigate from the main menu to find it Available submenus are Save Changes
32. G kontron VX3030 AMI BIOS User Reference Manual SD DT F81 5e September 2012 The pulse of innovation Preface VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Revision History Publication Title VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Brief Description of Changes Date of Issue 5e New ID 12247 and update of section 11 2 Know Problems 09 2012 Table 4e New ID 12149 06 2012 Section 11 2 New CRPs 4020 amp 4028 3e Chapter 5 New sections 03 2012 USC Misc Configuration Board Misc Configuration SPD Configuration Chapter 6 New section South Bridge and Sata Configuration Chapter 11 Complete revision of the chapter 2e New EFI Shell Command kuuid section 10 1 26 07 2011 1e New ID11159 06 2011 0e Initial Version 04 2011 Copyright 2012 Kontron AG All rights reserved All data is for information purposes only and not guaranteed for legal purposes Information has been carefully checked and is believed to be accurate however no responsibility is assumed for inaccuracies Kontron and the Kontron logo and all other trademarks or registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners and are recognized Specifications are subject to change without notice Page i SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Preface Proprietary Note This document contains information proprietary to Kontron It may not be copied or transmitted by any means disclosed to others or stored in any retrieval system or media without the
33. Kontron Men sisa eR Eae Sed n Da or BUR Rd 22 5 1 UUID Configuration 22 22 2 3 x IIR GR e PRG RR RS free ERR 23 5 2 Ethernet Front Panel Configuration 24 5 3 USB Misc Configuration 25 54 VITAL PRODUCT DATA 1 26 55 PCI Configuration 27 5 5 1 PCI Express PEGO Link Configuration 27 5 5 2 LPC Serial IRQ Configuration 28 5 6 CPU Configuration eit ur eben ee cede EEE ede seeded 29 Page v SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Table Of Contents 5 71 VPX Configuration dw o este dees 30 5 7 1 VPX Reset Propagation to VPX Backplane 30 57 2 VPX SYSRESET Inputs ssh p Gad RE ERE EAR ded 31 5 7 3 VPX Switch NT 31 5 7 4 VPX Local 32 57 65 VPXBoard Delay bee or Re Loews oe AREA TA VEA 32 58 ALARM Configuration 33 5 9
34. MAC Address 00 00 DE 40 36 F0 Page 72 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual EFI SHELL 10 1 25 kpld Kontron PLD Commands this command allows basics accesses to internal PLD registers and I2C device EEPROM Thermal sensors Usage kpld h gt Operation mode h Show this help y Show cpld revision m Memory information protection r Read cpld register kpld r Offset w Write cpld register gt kpld w Offset Value i2cr Access to I2C bus kpld i2cr busNum Add Offset Type i2cw Write Access to I2C bus kpld i2cw busNum Add Offset Type Data 10 1 26 kuuid Kontron UUID configurator this command allows user to change the default UUID value of the board and overcome the value set on the setup See section 5 1 page 23 Usage kuuid 1 Operation mode a ascii Store UUID in ASCII format T raw Store UUID in RAW format p print Print UUID h help Show this help SD DT F81 5e Page 73 EFI SHELL VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual gt Example VX3030 gt kuuid r Enter UUID 15 8 0000000000000000 Enter UUID 7 0 0000000000000000 Current UUID 0000000000000001 New UUID 00000000000000000000000000000000 Is this correct n No re enter UUID y Yes 9 Exit no change y VX3030 gt kuuid p Current UUID RAW 00000000 0000 0000 0000000000000000 VX3030 reset 10 1 27 kvpd It is mandatory to perform a reset at
35. Page 93 EFI SHELL VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 10 1 40 set Displays creates changes or deletes EFI Shell environment variables SET v sname value SET d lt sname gt d Deletes the environment variable Volatile variable sname Environment variable name value Environment variable value 1 SET values are stored in EFI NVRAM and will be retained between boots unless the option v is specified gt Examples To add an environment variable Shell set DiagnosticPath fs0 efi diag fsl efi diag gt To display all environment variables Shell set path 45 diagnosticPath fs0 efil 1 diag fsl efil 1 diag gt To delete an environment variable Shell set d diagnosticpath Shell set path To change an environment variable fs0 V set src efi fs0 V set path fs0 efi tools fs0 efi boot fs0 src efi fs0 gt set src efil 1 50 gt set path fs0 efi tools fs0 efi boot fs0 src efil 1 To append an environment variable Shell set path Shell set path path fs0 efi tools fs0 efi boot fs0 Shell set path 3fs0 efi tools fs0 efi boot fs0 gt To set a volatile variable that will disappear at the next boot Shell set v EFI SOURCE c project EFI1 1 Shell set path 3fs0 efi tools fs0 efi boot fs0 EFI SOURCE c project EFI1 1 Page 94 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual EFI SHELL 10 1 41 shift Shif
36. T 59 MOG MEO 60 10 1 10 disconnect p eR baa REX aA Er Rd RR ERROR RR Ri 61 quU Rei M T EPA 62 10 1 12 driVers og acdc sai nti Ear Ie NC ete lg Wada aa den P ree 64 10 1 13 dumpacpi 2 1 65 10 1 14 d mipatml ss asso ideo ARA a eee i aee cs 65 10 1 15 6 600 oe ir Ed etd Vs e deter RR enr et EN ER RR dad 66 JU NMIUSImPC 66 JUN Ero am 67 ing DE 68 10 1 19 help notte dee e edd 69 MO EHI 70 10 1 21 CONG eerte eet eee ne grea en re eR E Ee Cae grate dex a d 71 10 1 22 kdlag eee D ER Ee TU deber e eins 71 4 TEIL DOTT Emm 72 10 1 24 RIM AC cbr Ede eed VR are ER cem Ud edo REN ERU UR ai 72 10 1 25 kpld 2 enn bt ere Ne Rm RE Rx e doe 73 10 1 26 KUVA FERT 73 10 1 27 Kpd ai ses a ete o td a a a ERI euet peut hn pa eek 74 10 1 28 i ire 75 10229465 E N EE sae E EE EEE E E A E E EE EEEE 77 10 1 30 map eet eee ne qu nen PR dae en pale end ae d 79 10 1 31 xe exa Ed a red heen WR RUE 82 10 1 32 MSM INNA deseos eese tom
37. V 15 Directory of fs0 06 18 01 09 32p 153 for nsh 06 18 01 01 02p lt DIR gt 512 efi 06 18 01 01 02p lt DIR gt 512 testl 06 18 01 01 02p lt DIR gt 512 test2 06 18 01 08 04 29 temp txt 06 18 01 08 05p lt DIR gt 512 test 01 28 01 08 24 r 29 readme txt 3 File s 211 bytes 4 Dir s SD DT F81 5e Page 77 EFI SHELL VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual gt To display all files in the current directory 50 gt 15 a Directory of fs0 06 18 01 09 32p 153 for nsh 06 18 01 01 02p lt DIR gt 512 efi 06 18 01 01 02p lt DIR gt 512 testl 06 18 01 01 02p lt DIR gt 512 test2 06 18 01 10 59p 28 739 IsaBus efi 06 18 01 10 59p 32 838 IsaSerial efi 06 18 01 08 04p 29 temp txt 06 18 01 08 05p lt DIR gt 512 test 01 28 01 08 24p r 29 readme txt 5 File s 61 788 bytes 4 Dir s To display all read only files in the current directory fs0 gt 15 ar Directory of fs0 06 18 01 11 14p r 29 readme txt 1 File s 29 bytes 0 Dir s To display the file isabus efi with the system attribute fs0 V 1s as isabus efi Directory of fs0 06 18 01 10 59p 28 739 IsaBus efi 1 File s 28 739 bytes 0 Dir s gt To display all files in the fs0 efi directory recursively 50 gt 15 r a efi To display all files with the efi extension recursively one screen at a time fs0 gt 1s b r a efi Page 78 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual EFI SHELL 10 1 30 map Displays or defines mappings be
38. amp Exit Menu and select UEFI shell in Boot override menu and boot under UEFI shell Plug the USB device on the concerned USB interface gt Enter command map r gt fs0 file system must become visible then Enter fs0 gt Eventually use cd command to reach a directory where the Bios image is stored Use Is to display file list If BIOS image is named VX3030 CLONE bin then copy the BIOS image entering command VX3030 gt kflash s VX3030 CLONE bin gt Wait 20 seconds When finished without error then the BIOS ROM image is stored onto the USB device SD DT F81 5e Page 107 G kontron MAILING ADDRESS TELEPHONE AND E MAIL Kontron Modular Computers S A S 33 0 4 98 16 34 00 150 rue Marcelin Berthelot BP 244 sales kontron com 71 TOULON EST support kom sa kontron com 83078 TOULON CEDEX France For further information about other Kontron products please visit our Internet web site www kontron com The pulse of innovation
39. and Exit section 9 1 page 51 Discard Changes and Exit section 9 1 page 51 Save Changes and Reset section 9 1 page 51 Discard Changes and Reset section 9 1 page 51 Save Changes section 9 2 page 51 gt Discard Changes section 9 2 page 51 Restore Defaults section 9 2 page 51 Save as User Defaults section 9 3 page 51 Restore User Defaults section 9 3 page 51 Boot Override section 9 4 page 51 Page 50 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Save amp Exit Menu 9 1 Option with Exit or reset With one of the following options the user can choose to save or record the changes in SETUP and to reset or exit SETUP Reset will perform a complete board reset while Exit will execute the Boot Device Selection for booting To apply SETUP parameter modifications a reset is mandatory Select desired item and Enter Save Changes and Exit Discard Changes and Exit Saving the changes and reset Save Changes and Reset 9 2 Option to Save Discard Restore SETUP SETUP modification can simply be Saved or Discarded without exiting BIOS SETUP Also manufacturing default SETUP parameters can be restored with Restore Defaults menu Select desired item and lt Enter gt Save Changes Discard Changes Restore Defaults 9 3 Saving a user configuration Current SETUP configuration can be saved as user configuration and can be restored the same way the default configuration Select de
40. ayed Otherwise the handle parameter has to be specified for display In this case the d option will be enabled automatically if the v option is not specified gt Examples To display all handles one screen at a time Shell dh b Handle dump Image DXE Core FwVol FwFileSys FwVolBlk DevPath MemMap 11 1B50000 1D4FFC8 Image Ebc DevPath MemMap 11 1CA0000 1CB0000 Image WinNtThunk WinNtThunk DevPath 76F3 11D4 BCEA 0080C73C8881 Image WinNtBusDriver DriverBinding NOOB WD To display detailed information for handle 0x30 Shell dh 30 Handle 30 01AF5308 Isalo ROM Size 00000000 ROM Location 00000000 Page 60 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual EFI SHELL ISA Resource List IO 000003F8 000003FF Attr 00000000 INT 00000004 00000000 Attr 00000000 dpath PNP Device Path for PnP HID A0341D0 UID 0 Hardware Device Path for PCI PNP Device Path for PnP HID 50141D0 UID 0 AsStr Acpi PNPOAO03 0 Pci 1F O Acpi PNPO0501 0 To display all handles associated with the diskio protocol Shell dh p diskio Handle dump by protocol Diskio 15 Disklo Blklo DevPath i 3 1 Ata Secondary Master 16 Disklo Blklo DevPath 1 PCI 0 0 Scsi PunO LunO 44 Disklo Blklo fs DevPath ABDO 01C0 507B 9E5F8078F531 ESP 45 Disklo Blklo fs DevPath i PunO LunO HD Part4 SigG0 ESP 17 Disklo Blklo DevPath PCI 3 1 Ata Primary Master To display all handl
41. ble 0 07 Fast Back to Back Capable 0 08 Master Data Parity Error 0 09 DEVSEL timing Fast 11 Signaled Target Abort 0 12 Received Target Abort 0 13 Received Master Abort 0 14 Signaled System Error 0 15 Detected Parity Error 0 Revision ID 8 06 BIST OF Incapable Cache Line Size C 00 Latency Timer D 00 Header 0 80 Multi function PCI device Class Simple Communications Controllers Other communication device Base Address Registers 10 Start Address Type Space Prefetchable Size Limit Expansion ROM Disabled 30 Cardbus CIS ptr 28 00000000 Sub 1 2 8086 Subsystem ID 2E 3B64 Capabilities Ptr 34 50 Interrupt Line 3C OB Interrupt Pin 3D 01 Min 00 Max Lat 3F 00 VX3030 gt Page 92 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual EFI SHELL 10 1 37 ping Usage Ping n count 1 size TargetIp Options n count Number of echo requests to send size Send buffer size User have to enable Network stack in Advanced menu to have this command available N lt 10 1 38 reconnect Reserved Not To Be Used 10 1 39 reset Resets the system RESET w string RESET s string Performs warm reset S Performs a shutdown string String to be passed to reset service Me 1 Reset will be guaranteed to reset the chipset as well as the processor when cold reset is called 2 This command does not support output redirection SD DT F81 5e
42. can Megatrends Inc The submenu is accessible from the Main menu by using lt gt and lt t gt arrows keys The System Date and Time window allows the user to specify the day month and year as well as the hour minute and second The clock is represented in a 24 hour format To update the System Date use the lt gt or lt gt keys to select the Month lt gt to increase lt gt to decrease the number of the month and press the Enter key to validate your choice Proceed in the same way for the day and finally for the year To update the Time use the lt gt or lt gt keys to select the Hour lt gt to increase lt gt to decrease the hour and press the Enter key to validate your choice Proceed in the same way for the minutes and finally for the seconds The firmware always reads a RTC to display the date and time at each power on This RTC needs to be supplied by the external battery otherwise the firmware will display the last power ON date for the System Date and System Time the current date is recorded at power ON The VX3030 boards can operate safely without a battery fitted In this case the non volatile board settings are managed this way gt All BIOS user settings are kept forever in a specific area of the BIOS Flash gt The Date Time is lost at each Power Down and without battery fitted the BIOS displays the last Power Down Date Time instead of the current Date Time Note that at the f
43. ction 5 4 page 26 on VPD into SETUP Kontron Menu in this document on where to retrieve the board SN and EC level using the BIOS See VPDTool in the Linux BSP document on how to get this information from a Linux OS running on the board The BIOS information is also transmitted from the BIOS to the OS using software table in memory use the dmi decode command to retrieve this information from Linux Kontron maintains a database of all boards sold to customers This includes customer program system and any information you may wish to have maintained by us allowing to retrieve an exact board pool status whenever needed Contact support kom sa kontron com for details 12 2 DEVEL How to develop applications with VX3030 BIOS Developing applications requires numerous trials and errors and sometimes power cycle As the VX3030 is a small system on its own here are some suggestions on how to organize your software development with VX3030 The final choice is yours and depends on a large part of your laboratory infrastructure 12 3 EVAL How to benchmark VX3030 BIOS TBD 12 4 TROUBLESHOOT How to troubleshoot VX3030 BIOS SETUP not accessible If setup is not accessible make sure that the board operational in rescue mode see VX3030 User sGuide for Rescue Boot gt gt SETUP accessible but OS not booting If setup can be accessed then enter setup see chapter 2 page 2 Accessing the Setup Menu and check if the boot d
44. default Only the Reset mode is handled The watchdog setting is kept even after a timeout has occurred 2 Azerty USB keyboard support The USB French keyboard is now supported The option is accessible in the Kontron USB Misc Configuration menu under the BIOS Setup The US keyboard is set by default Restriction as only the English language is supported under BIOS then accented characters are not managed Moreover the characters and are not displayed either 3 Support of new PXE version The Legacy Option ROM for the 182580 Barton Hills has been updated This fixes a potential problem with the EEPROM reset SD DT F81 5e Page 103 Use Cases VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Chapter 12 Use Cases This chapter gives some advise for following pratical cases gt DEPLOY How to deploy VX3030 BIOS section 12 1 page 104 gt DEVEL How to develop applications with VX3030 BIOS section 12 2 page 105 gt EVAL How to benchmark VX3030 BIOS section 12 3 page 105 gt TROUBLESHOOT How to troubleshoot VX3030 BIOS section 12 4 page 105 12 1 DEPLOY How to deploy VX3030 BIOS Deploying with VX3030 boards usually requires to handle the following tasks gt Cloning a board gt Managing a pool of deployed boards 12 1 1 Cloning a board To be able to replace a VX3030 with another one in a system cloning allows to duplicate VX3030 settings in the new board prior to replacement This is how to proceed
45. default in Setup with this mode spurious interrupts are generated on IRQ 12 and VxWorks hangs Workaround Enter into BIOS Setup move to Kontron Menu select Configuration item and set SERIRQ CNT mode to ENABLED Item 5 FDM SATA 8GB not bootable in IDE bus mode CRP 4028 Description The FDM SATA 8GB is not bootable when the SATA interface is configured in IDE mode Workaround Enter into BIOS Setup and configure the SATA interface in AHCI mode Item 6 Switch PCle PEX8609 is not seen sometimes under EFI shell CRP 4045 Description On BIOS VX3030 ID12059 and ID12149 sometimes the PCle switch PEX8609 is not seen with the pci command under EFI shell This is due to work around for Double reset issue Bugzilla 6492 that skip the initialization of the CK505 clock after a warm reset but also skip the initialization for the PCle switch PEX8609 Workaround None Page 102 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual BIOS Versions Description 11 3 BIOS ID VX3030 Release Notes The identified or the fixed problems relative to this release are described in the chapter Known Problems Table above The following lists the evolutions or enhancements relative to this release 1 Watchdog under BIOS The CPLD Watchdog function can be enabled with a configurable timeout value to control the OS boot The option is accessible in the Kontron Board Misc Configuration menu under the BIOS Setup The watchdog timer is disabled by
46. disabled by default Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Console Redirection l Enabled Console Redirection Disabled Enabled In case of the user would like to display the PXE messages on serial COM1 instead of serial COMO serial COMO redirection must be disabled because only serial port is selected by PXE SD DT F81 5e Page 11 Advanced Menu VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 4 2 2 1 Console Redirection Settings This menu allows to configure several parameters for a serial line on which the console redirection has been enabled Configurable parameters are Terminal Type gt Bits per second Data Bits Parity Stop Bits gt Flow Control Recorder Mode gt Resolution 100x31 Legacy OS Redirection Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2616 American Megatrends Inc Terminal Type 100 12 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Advanced Menu 4 2 2 1 Terminal Type Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2616 American Megatrends Inc Terminal Type 100 Terminal aut Bust VT UTF8 ANSI Set Terminal Type VT100 ASCII Char set VT100 Extends VT100 to support colours functions keys VT UTF8 Uses UTF8 encoding to map Unicode onto 1 or more ASCII Extended ASCII char set Default is VT100 SD DT F81 5e Page 13 Advanced Menu VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual
47. drvcfg v 17 28 30 To set options on device 0x28 which is managed by driver 0x17 Shell drvcfg s 17 28 To set options on child device 0x30 of device 0x28 which is managed by driver 0x17 Shell drvcfg s 17 28 30 To set options on device 0x28 which is managed by driver 0x17 in English Shell drvcfg s 17 28 1 eng To set options on device 0x28 which is managed by driver 0x17 in Spanish Shell drvcfg s 17 28 1 spa SD DT F81 5e Page 63 EFI SHELL 10 1 12 drivers Displays the EFI driver list DRIVERS 1 XXX Display Format DRV TYPE CFG DIAG D C DRIVER NAME IMAGE NAME gt Examples To display the list Shell drivers VERSION 39 00000010 3A 00000010 3B 00000010 3C 00000010 3D 00000010 3E 00000010 42 00000010 43 00000010 44 00000010 Ile m Il 45 00000010 48 00000010 49 00000010 4C 00000010 55 00000010 56 00000010 57 00000010 58 00000010 59 00000010 ee VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Display drivers using the specified ISO 639 2 language Handle number of the EFI driver Driver type B Bus Driver D Device Driver Driver supports the Driver Configuration Protocol Driver supports the Driver Diagnostics Protocol Number of devices managed by the driver Number of child devices produced by the driver Name of the driver from the Component Name Protocol File path from which the driver was loaded
48. e EIA 232 EIA 422 485 A User must turn off the system to have the new Serial configuration taken into account Page 34 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Kontron Menu 5 10 Board Misc Configuration Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Kontron WatchDog Disabled WatchDog Disabled Enabled The WatchDog option allows to disable default setting or enable the CPLD Watchdog Timer and to define the timeout value If enabled the timer will be started at device boot time Only the Reset mode is handled nN The WatchDog setting is kept even after a timeout has occurred Aptio Setup Utility Copyright 2010 American Megatrends Inc Kontron SD DT F81 5e Page 35 Kontron Menu VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 5 11 SPD Configuration Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2616 American Megatrends Inc Internal SPD Enabled Internal SPD Disabled Enabled The Internal SPD item allows user to select either SPD from internal tables in BIOS or from EEPROM reading on PCH SMBus The internal tables in BIOS are based on Hardware Configuration and VPD Vital Product Data This feature allows user to bypass SMBus access on PCH in order to speed up and secure the boot process in case of reset during 2 EEPROM reads or writes Page 36 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Chipset Menu Chapter 6 Chipset Menu Aptio Setup U
49. efault for Flow Control setting is None Page 18 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Advanced Menu 4 2 2 7 Recorder Mode Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2616 American Megatrends Inc Recorder Mode Disabled Recorder Mode Enabled Set Recorder Mode On this mode only text will be sent on the line This allows to capture terminal data Disabled Enabled Default is Disabled JUUN When this option is enabled it could be very delicate to control the SETUP menu from the serial line In y case of difficulty graphical interface could be used to control SETUP menu SD DT F81 5e Page 19 Advanced Menu VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 4 2 2 8 Resolution Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Resolution 100x31 Disabled Enabled Resolution 180x31 Set Resolution This enable or disable the extended Terminal Resolution Disabled Enabled Default is Disabled Page 20 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 4 2 2 9 Legacy OS Redirection Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc EE Legacy OS Redirection Resolution 80 24 80x25 Resolution 10044 Legacy OS Redirec On Legacy OS configure supported number of Rows and Columns 80x24 80x25 Default is 80x24 for resolution SD DT F81 5e Advanced Menu Page 21 Kontron Menu VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Chapter 5 Kontron Menu The Kontron Men
50. elay allows user to set a timeout delay before running the EFI shell script file startup nsh present for example on a USB Flash drive plugged on the board The value of StartupDelay is a number that represents a delay in seconds gt Examples 1 To set a 2 seconds delay in StartupDelay variable on EFI shell VX3030 gt set StartupDelay 2 2 To clear StartupDelay variable on EFI shell VX3030 gt set d StartupDelay By default the startup delay before running the EFI shell script startup nsh is equal to 5 seconds UN N SD DT F81 5e Page 99 BIOS Versions Description VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Chapter 11 BIOS Versions Description 11 4 Recommendations and Known Limitations 1 Reserved Setup settings All the settings that are not described in this documentation are reserved and should not be changed Changing any of these settings may cause system dysfunction or failure 2 After BIOS upgrades It is recommended to turn the system off and do a fresh Cold Boot after upgrading the BIOS with the EFI shell kflash command or another utility 3 Display Port hot plug The BIOS does not support hot plug for Display Port The user has to plug the Display Port device before swit ching the board on 4 ACPI warnings under Linux OS Some ACPI warnings are logged under the Linux Fedora operating system using the dmesg utility Those messages are not errors and should be ignored 5 PCI Express Advanced Error Reporting
51. en the message below is displayed Version 2 01 1204 Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Press DEL or F2 to enter setup Press F7 for BBS POPUP Menu A screen similar to the one shown below will appear Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C American Megatrends Inc Advanced Kontron Chipset gt Platform Information The SETUP displays the system s current configuration settings The top of the screen has a menu bar with various items i e Main Advanced Kontron etc The menu bar items are linked to submenus Any submenu includes various items to configure the system or to perform specified tasks For example the Main menu contains a list of items such as setting the date and time or displaying the AMI BIOS version and ID To get the SETUP menu from COMO serial line configure your terminal to 115200 baud COMO is available either via the front panel or via the backplane connector of the VX3030 board The following chapter details the items that are available on Kontron VX3030 Some of them are for future implementation so are marked as reserved and should not be used The following chapters provide a sampling of menu items V V V MV VM V Page 2 Chapter Main Chapter 4 Advanced Menu Chapter 5 Kontron Menu Chapt
52. er 6 Chipset Menu Chapter 7 Boot Menu 2 2 1 Chapter 8 Security Chapter 9 Save amp Exit SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Accessing the SETUP Menu 2 1 Working with First Level Menu Items To access the menu of your choice gt Use lt gt gt or lt lt gt keys to select the desired item Menu gt Use the lt t gt or lt gt keys to highlight the desired setting or submenu in item gt Press lt Enter gt key to validate your choice Depending on the menu item selected one of the following occurs gt A pop up window prompts users to enable disable the selected item gt A window appears with list of options to choose from gt A window appears prompting the user to supply input Links to the submenu While the menu item is highlighted its corresponding Help text is also displayed to help explain the purpose of the item gt Use lt ESC gt to get out of the current menu item and jump to its parent item 2 2 Boot Manager Menu To access the Boot Manager menu press lt F7 gt during system boot up The Boot Manager menu is used to select the boot device Built in EFI Shell SATA WDC WD866JD 66LSAS6 GE Slot 00 8 v1353 IBA GE Slot 0900 v1353 IBA GE Slot
53. es associated with the Image protocol and break when the screen is full Shell dh p Image Handle dump by protocol image 1 Image DXE Core 5 Image WinNtThunk 7 Image WinNtBusDriver DriverBinding 8 Image Metronome A Image IsaBus DriverBinding B Image WinNtConsole DriverBinding 10 1 10 disconnect Reserved Not To Be Used SD DT F81 5e Page 61 EFI SHELL 10 1 11 drvcfg VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Invokes the Driver Configuration Protocol DRVCFG 1 XXX c f Type v s V 5 DriverHandle DeviceHandle ChildHandle Note DriverHandle DeviceHandle ChildHandle Configure using the specified ISO 639 2 language Configure all child devices Force defaults Validate options Set options The type of default configuration options to force on the controller specified by ControllerHandle and ChildHandle 0 Safe Defaults 1 Manufacturing Defaults 2 Custom Defaults 3 Performance Defaults Handle of the driver to configure Handle of a device that DriverHandle is managing Handle of a device that is a child of DeviceHandle 1 Default Type 0 Safe Defaults Places a controller a safe configuration with the greatest probability of functioning correctly in a platform 1 Manufacturing Defaults Optional type that places the controller in a configuration suitable for a manufacturing and test environment 2 Custom Defaults Optional type that places
54. essage will appear 3 times any case when ROM is enabled for 3 South Bridge Initializing Intel R Boot Agent GE v1 3 53 PXE 2 1 Build 089 WfM 2 0 Press lt Ctrl gt lt S gt to enter the Setup Menu Page 44 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Boot Menu 7 7 Hard Drive BBS Priorities The setting allows to configure the SATA USB boot device sequence This submenu appears when several SATA disk or USB device are present See image Aptio Setup Utility Copyright 2018 American Megatrends Inc Hard Drive BBS Priorities Select this menu to see the available SATA amp USB boot device and be able to disable it or to reorganize the boot sequence To change the boot device ordering gt Select a device from the list Use the t or 1 to highlight the desired item Use lt gt lt gt control keys to move up down the selected device item in the list To disable one of the boot device gt Select a device from the list Use the t or 1 to highlight the desired item Enter to validate the choice A new submenu appears see image select Disabled to disable the SATA or USB device SD DT F81 5e Page 45 Boot Menu VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2018 American Megatrends Inc Set the system boot Boot Option 2 SMART eUSB 8740 Jorder Boot Option 3 Freecom FM 10 Pro Boot Option 4 CHIPSBNKv3 3 8 8 5 00 Boot Option
55. evice is visible in the boot device list See chapter 7 page 40 Boot Method and Priority in this document Eventually restore default manufacturing setup configuration See chapter 9 page 50 Save and Exit Menu to restore setup SD DT F81 5e Page 105 How to Update and Restore BIOS VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Appendix A How to Update and Restore BIOS A 1 Update BIOS from UEFI Shell using USB device This section details the update of the AMI BIOS Firmware on a VX3030 board An USB key with the BIOS image to flash will be used Operating Mode gt gt Copy the BIOS image under the USB device Boot VX3030 on UEFI shell If necessary enter BIOS SETUP with F2 in boot sequence Then navigate to Save amp Exit Menu and select UEFI shell in Boot override menu and boot under UEFI shell Plug the USB device on the concerned USB interface Enter command map r 160 file system must become visible then Enter fs0 Eventually use cd command to reach a directory where the Bios image is stored Use Is to display file list If BIOS image is named VX3030 IDYYXXX bin then flash the BIOS entering command VX3030 gt kflash r VX3030 IDYYXXX bin Do not turn off nor reset the board until the end of the command This prevent the system to boot at gt next power on Wait about 1 minutes and 30 seconds and check if message image are equal is displayed If not do again the flash update When upgrade is finished wit
56. hout any errors then turn off the system and do a fresh cold start in order to boot with the new BIOS The serial console displays a toolbar during Flash process to show the progression of the N Flash update while the graphical screen not N Page 106 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual How to Update and Restore BIOS A 2 Restore or Update BIOS from Rescue BIOS A rescue BIOS is available on any VX3030 CPU It is possible to boot on rescue BIOS and update the main BIOS with the rescue BIOS When board is powered off set micro switch SW2 function 1 to ON Then Boot on Rescue BIOS and EFI Shell If necessary enter BIOS SETUP with F2 in boot sequence and then navigate to Save amp Exit Menu and select UEFI shell in Boot override menu Check if EFI Shell prompt is VX3030 RESCUE gt Enter command VX3030 RESCUE kflash c Do not power down the board during update process This behavior will prevent the board to boot Wait about 1 minutes and 30 seconds the command end The BIOS is restored Power off the board set micro switch SW2 function 1 to Off then boot on Main BIOS Record BIOS image ROM and setting from Shell using USB device This section details the record of the AMI BIOS Firmware and its setting of a VX3030 board An USB key will be used to store the BIOS image Operating Mode Boot VX3030 on UEFI shell If necessary enter BIOS SETUP with F2 in boot sequence Then navigate to Save
57. ice Path VenHw 58C518B1 76F3 11D4 BCEA 0080C73C8881 VenHw 0C95A92F 006 1104 0080 73 8881 450 Alias 74 Device Path VenHw 58C518B1 76F3 11D4 BCEA 0080C73C8881 VenHw 0C95A92F 006 1104 0080 73 8881 SD DT F81 5e Page 81 EFI SHELL VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 10 1 31 mem Displays the contents of system or device memory MEM b Address Size MMIO b Display one screen at a time address Starting address in hexadecimal format size Number of bytes to display in hexadecimal format MMIO Forces address cycles to the PCI bus 1 All units are hexadecimal format 2 Address must be aligned on an even processor address boundary 3 If the address parameter is not specified DMEM will display the all system table pointer entries by default gt Examples To display the EFI system table pointer entries 50 gt mem Memory Address 000000003FF7D808 200 Bytes 3FF7D808 49 42 49 20 53 59 53 54 02 00 01 00 78 00 00 00 SYST x 3FF7D818 5C 3E 6A FE 00 00 00 00 88 2E 1B 3F 00 00 00 00 gt j gut 3FF7D828 26 00 OC 00 00 00 00 00 88 D3 1A 00 00 00 00 amp 3FF7D838 CE 1 00 00 00 00 88 F2 1 00 00 00 00 is 3FF7D848 28 EE 1A 3F 00 00 00 00 08 DD 1A 3F 00 00 00 00 E 3FF7D858 A8 EB 1A 3F 00 00 00 00 18 C3 3F 3F 00 00 00 00 3FF7D868 00 4B 3F 3F 00 00 00 00 06
58. ing the specified label name 3 GOTO cannot jump from outside into a FOR cycle block gt Examples Example script for goto command goto Done Done cleanup nsh Page 68 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual EFI SHELL 10 1 19 help Displays the EFI Shell command list or verbose help for specific commands HELP cmd pattern cmd Shell command name pattern Wildmatch pattern Me 1 cmd also displays the verbose help of cmd the same as help cmd 2 If the specified command has no verbose help its line help will be displayed instead gt Examples To display the EFI Shell command list and break after one screen Shell help b Displays the EFI Shell command list or verbose command help alias Displays creates or deletes aliases in the EFI Shell attrib Displays or changes the attributes of files or directories cd Displays or changes the current directory cls Clears the standard output with an optional background color connect Connects one or more EFI drivers to a device copy Copies one or more files or directories to another location To display help information for the Is shell command Shell help 1s Shell 15 Shell 1s To display the list of commands starting with the character p Shell help p pause Prints a message and waits for keyboard input pci SD DT F81 5e Page 69 EFI SHELL VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 10 1 20 if Executes one or more commands in
59. irectory to the root of the current fs fsO fs0 efi tools gt cd fs0 gt gt To change volumes with cd will not work For example fs0 efi tools gt cd 51 11 will not work 111 must first type fsl then cd to desired directory To move between volumes and maintain the current path 50 gt cd efi tools fs0 efi tools gt 51 51 gt cd tmp fsl tmp gt cp fs0 copies all of files in fs0 efi tools into fsl tmp directory fs0 gt SD DT F81 5e Page 57 EFI SHELL VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 10 1 5 cls Clears the standard output and optionally changes the background color CLS color color New background color 0 Black 1 Blue Green Cyan Red Magenta Yellow N Cc FP C N Light gray N 1 If no parameters are specified this command clears the standard output device The background A color is not changed gt Examples To clear standard output without changing the background color fs0 gt cls gt To clear standard output and change the background color to cyan fs0 gt cls 3 To clear standard output and change the background to the default color 50 gt cls 0 fs0 gt 10 1 6 connect Reserved Not To be Used 10 1 7 cpuutil Reserved Not To be Used Page 58 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual EFI SHELL 10 1 8 devices Displays the list of devices managed by EFI drivers DEVICES b 1 XXX b XXX Display Format
60. irst Power Up the BIOS displays the Build Date of the BIOS in Date Time fields Page 6 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Advanced Menu Chapter 4 Advanced Menu Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2616 American Megatrends Inc Launch Storage OpROM Enabled The Advanced Menu provides system level controls to configure device settings USB Configuration for Legacy support Section 4 1 page 8 Serial Port Console redirection Section 4 2 page 10 Other following submenus are Reserved and Not to be used PCI Subsystem Settings ACPI Settings Trusted Computing S5 RTC Wake Settings CPU Configuration ME Configuration Thermal Configuration Port 80h SD DT F81 5e Page 7 Advanced Menu VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 4 1 USB Configuration This menu can be used to enable disable the Legacy USB Support such as DOS legacy environment It can be used to avoid booting on an USB device when an USB device is connected This is the only option that is not reserved in the menu Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Legacy USB Support Enabled Other following options are Reserved and Not to be used EHCI Hand off USB transfer time out 20 sec Device reset time out 20 sec Device power up delay Auto Page 8 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Advanced Menu 4 1 1 Legacy USB Support Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 261
61. is specified it will run in non interactive mode which supports batch file operation without user intervention Not all PCI configuration register locations are writable MM will only write the specified value Read modify write operations are not supported The Address parameter should be aligned on a boundary of the specified width 0 Not all addresses are safe to access Access to any improper address can bring unexpected results gt O ON SD DT F81 5e Page 85 EFI SHELL gt Examples To display or modify memory Address 0x1b07288 default width 1 fs0 V mm 1b07288 MEM 0x0000000001B07288 MEM 0x0000000001B07289 MEM 0x0000000001B0728A MEM 0x0000000001B0728B 50 gt mm 1b07288 MEM 0x0000000001B07288 MEM 0x0000000001B07289 MEM 0x0000000001B0728A MEM 0x0000000001B0728B To modify memory Ox6D Ox6D 0x61 0x70 Ox6D Ox6D 0x80 0x70 byte 80 M M VM Modi fied V M Address 0x1b07288 width 2 bytes Shell mm 1b07288 w 2 MEM 0x0000000001B07288 MEM 0x0000000001B0728A MEM 0x0000000001B0728C Shell mm 1b07288 w 2 MEM 0x0000000001B07288 MEM 0x0000000001B0728A MEM 0x0000000001B0728C To display IO space 0 6 0 70 0x35 0x6D 0x55 0x35 Address 80h width 4 bytes Shell mm 80 w 4 10 10 0 0000000000000080 10 0 0000000000000084 0x000 0 00 6D gt 61 gt 55aa 8C gt q 6D gt A
62. itive Device Electronic boards and their components are sensitive to static electricity Therefore care must be taken during all handling operations and inspections of this product in order to ensure product integrity at all times Do not handle this product out of its protective enclosure while it is not used for operational purposes unless it is otherwise protected Whenever possible unpack or pack this product only at EOS ESD safe work stations Where a safe work station is not guaranteed it is important for the user to be electrically discharged before touching the product with his her hands or tools This is most easily done by touching a metal part of your system housing It is particularly important to observe standard anti static precautions when changing piggybacks ROM devices jumper settings etc If the product contains batteries for RTC or memory backup ensure that the board is not placed on conductive surfaces including anti static plastics or sponges They can cause short circuits and damage the batteries or conductive circuits on the board General Instructions on Usage In order to maintain Kontron s product warranty this product must not be altered or modified in any way Changes or modifications to the device which are not explicitly approved by Kontron and described in this manual or received from Kontron s Technical Support as a special handling instruction will void your warranty This device should only be instal
63. its access to Setup and is only asked for when entering Setup If ONLY the User s password is set then this is power on password and must be 3 entered both to boot or enter Setup In Setup the User will have Administrator rights A HDD Security Configure submenu can appears when a SATA disk is connected This submenu is Reserved and Not To Be Used SD DT F81 5e Page 47 Security Menu VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 8 1 Enter Administrator or user password Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc ERIT Security gt cip a D N Password Description Set Setup Administrator Password If ONLY the Administrator s password is set then this only limits access to Setup and is only asked for when entering Setup If ONLY the User s password is set then this is a power on password and must be entered to boot or enter Setup 15 770 have Administrator rights cette Ae SOS ass 4 lt Select Screen v Select Item Enter Select Change Opt F1 General Help User Password F2 Previous Values F3 Optimized Defaults F4 Save amp Exit ESC Exit To enter password gt Select the administrator or user password item A pop up window appears and proposes to you to create a new password Enter a password from 1 to 20 characters gt
64. l bcfg boot dump The boot option list is 01 VenMedia 5023B95C DB26 429B A648 BD47664C8012 C57AD6B7 0515 40A8 9D21 551652854E37 Built in EFI Shell 02 BBS Harddrive Hard Drive OPT 03 BBS Net Network Card OPT 04 Acpi PNPOA03 0 Pci 1D 0 Usb 1 0 Usb 2 0 HD Part1 SigBB2FF4E4 UEFI SMART eUSB 8740 05 0 Pci 1D 0 Usb 1 0 Usb 1 O HD Partl Sig00A94D6E UEFI CHIPSBNKv3 3 8 8 5 00 06 Not Found Page 56 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual EFI SHELL 10 1 4 Displays or changes the current directory CD path path The relative or absolute directory path 1 Type CD without parameters to display the current fs and directory A 2 There must be at least one blank space between CD and path 3 The path parameter supports certain special characters refers to the current directory gt refers to the parent directory V used at the beginning of the path refers to the root directory of the current filesystem 4 CD can only be used to change directories in the current file system Examples To change the current filesystem to the mapped 150 filesystem Shell 50 To change the current directory to subdirectory fs0 gt cd efi gt To change the current directory to the parent directory 1501 fs0 efi gt cd gt To change the current directory to fs0 efi tools fs0 V cd efi tools gt To change the current d
65. l segment number specified Segment number Information interpreted 1 If no parameters specified all PCI devices will be listed 2 If the Bus and Device number parameters are specified while the Function or Segment parameters are not Function or Segment will be set as default value O 3 The i option can be used to display verbose information for the specified PCI device The PCI configuration space for the specified device will be dumped with a detailed interpretation gt Examples on VX3030 gt To display all PCI devices in the system VX3030 gt pci Seg Bus 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 Page 90 Dev Func 00 Vendor 01 Vendor Vendor 00 gt Bridge Device Host PCI bridge 8086 Device 006A Prog Interface 0 00 Bridge Device PCI PCI bridge 8086 Device 0045 Prog Interface 0 00 gt Display Controller VGA 8514 controller 8086 Device 0046 Prog Interface 0 00 gt Bridge Device PCI PCI bridge 8086 Device 0047 Prog Interface 0 00 gt Simple Communications Controllers Other communicati 8086 Device 3B64 Prog Interface 0 01 gt Simple Communications Controllers Other communicati 8086 Device 3B65 Prog Interface 0 02 gt Mass Storage Controller IDE controller 8086 Device 3B66 Prog Interface 85 03 gt Simple Communications Controllers Serial controller 8086 Device 3B67 Prog Interface 2 00 gt Netw
66. le variable sname Alias name value Original name LN 1 sname should not be an internal EFI Shell command M 2 value can be an internal EFI Shell command a script or an EFI application However any other values are also acceptable 3 ALIAS values are stored in EFI NVRAM and will be retained between boots unless the v option is specified 4 ALIAS will not add a nonvolatile alias when a volatile alias of the same name already exists or vice versa gt Examples To display all aliases in the EFI Shell environment Shell alias md mkdir rd rm To create an alias in the EFI Shell environment Shell alias myguid guid Shell alias md mkdir rd vm myguid guid gt To delete an alias in the EFI Shell environment Shell alias d myguid Shell alias md mkdir rd rm gt To add a volatile alias in the current EFI environment which has a star at the line head This volatile alias will disappear at next boot Shell alias v 150 floppy Shell alias md mkdir rd rm fs0 floppy Page 54 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual EFI SHELL 10 1 2 amlview View ACPI1 0b ACPI2 0 ACPI3 0 AML in EFI Shell Environment usage AMLView lt AML file gt Also AmlView propose its own shell syntax 50 gt AmlView Welcome to AmlView on EFI Shell Version 0 01 DefinitionBlock Dsdt aml DSDT 1 ALASKA A M I 0 AmlView gt help EXEC lt NodeName gt Prin
67. led in or connected to systems that fulfill all necessary technical and specific environmental requirements This applies also to the operational temperature range of the specific board version which must not be exceeded If batteries are present their temperature restrictions must be taken into account In performing all necessary installation and application operations please follow only the instructions supplied by the present manual Keep all the original packaging material for future storage or warranty shipments If itis necessary to store or ship the board please re pack it as nearly as possible in the manner in which it was delivered Special care is necessary when handling or unpacking the product Please consult the special handling and unpacking instruction on the previous page of this manual SD DT F81 5e Page iv Table Of Contents VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Table Of Contents Chapter 1 Overview 1 1 14 Sir ct ie lt ERE e E Ru EE Er RAE ER 1 1 2 Related bend ikke 1 Chapter 2 Accessing the SETUP 2 2 1 Working with First Level Menu Items 3 22 Boot Manager Menu 2 2 2 ee ee eee 3 Chapter 3 Main Menu 25 22 5 Exec
68. lue to write MEM Memory Address type MMIO Memory Mapped IO Address type I0 Address type PCI PCI Configuration Space Address type Address format 0x000000ssbbddffrr ss Segment bb Bus dd Device ff Function rr Register PCIE PCIE Configuration Space Address type Address format 0x00000ssbbddffrrr SS Segment bb Bus dd Device ff Function rrr Register w Unit size accessed in bytes 1 1 byte 2 2 bytes 4 4 bytes 8 8 bytes n Non interactive mode 1 If the address type parameter is not specified address type defaults to the MEM type 2 If the Value parameter is specified the n option will be used automatically In this case this command will write the value to the specified address in non interactive mode If the Value parameter is not specified only the current contents in the address are displayed If the option is not specified unit size defaults to 1 byte 4 f the PCI address type is specified the Address parameter should follow the PCI Configuration Space Address format above The PCI command can be used to determine the address for a specified device It is listed in the PCI configuration space dump information in the following format EFI 0x000000ssbbddffxx 5 If the PCIE address type is specified the Address parameter should follow the PCIE Configuration Space Address format above In interactive mode type a hex value to modify q or to exit If the option
69. mbiosview smbutil SD DT F81 5e UEFI network modification utility Perform board diagnostics Available ONLY if ordered Kontron SPI flasher Kontron MAC Address viewer Kontron PLD Commands Kontron UUID Configurator Kontron VPD Information Kontron VPX Configurator Displays a list of files and subdirectories in a directory Displays or defines mappings Displays the contents of memory Displays the memory map Displays or modifies MEM MMIO IO PCI PCIE address space Moves one or more files or directories to another location Prints a message and waits for keyboard input Displays PCI device list or PCI function configuration space Target IP ping utility Reconnects one or more EFI drivers to a device Resets the system Displays or modifies EFI Shell environment variables Shifts batch file input parameter positions Displays SMBIOS information SMBus utility 10 1 21 page 71 10 1 22 page 71 10 1 23 page 72 10 1 24 page 72 10 1 25 page 73 10 1 26 page 70 10 1 27 page 74 10 1 28 page 75 10 1 29 page 77 10 1 30 page 79 10 1 31 page 82 10 1 32 page 84 10 1 33 page 85 10 1 34 page 88 10 1 35 page 89 10 1 36 page 90 10 1 37 page 93 10 1 38 page 93 10 1 39 page 93 10 1 40 page 94 10 1 41 page 95 10 1 42 page 96 10 1 43 page 97 Page 53 EFI SHELL VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 10 1 1 alias Displays creates or deletes aliases in the EFI Shell environment ALIAS d v sname value d Deletes an alias y Volati
70. n guarantee uniqueness across space and time Please refer to RFC4122 documentation for more details about UUID The BIOS provides UUID to fill SMBIOS table and for PXE protocol Default value of the UUID is set as an ASCII number equal to the Geographical Address of the board on the backplane This submenu provides ability to user to modify the default value of the UUID see picture above Once the UUID is modified it must be equal to exactly sixteen ASCII characters If not an Error pop up message appears on the screen see picture below To cancel entering of a new UUID type ESC key then enter key to close the pop up message Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2018 American Megatrends Inc Kontron licgcpcueopetcdoauoonogoooucccogopueg ucpEBcodornrieconiso Hoon secs ee cm ee WARNING The UUID will be updated after reset UUID is set as 16 ASCII characters to provide Current UUID 0000000000000001 128 bit hexadecimal value gt lt Select Screen 9 2 5 v Select Item Enter Select Change Opt F1 General Help F2 Previous Values F3 Optimized Defaults F4 Save amp Exit ESC Exit Copyright 2010 American ft SD DT F81 5e Page 23 VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Kontron Menu 5 2 Ethernet Front Panel Configuration Copyright C 2018 American Megatrends Inc Aptio Setup Utility Front Rear Config VPX Rear Panel Front Rear Config Front Pa
71. nds Inc 5 SATA ControLller s Enabled SATA Mode Selectio 1 SATA Speed NO LIMIT 1 5 Gb s Select Screen Select Item Select Values Defaults Version 2 01 1204 Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc By default the SATA controllers are enabled and the SATA mode is IDE No speed limitation is selected registers It is possible to force the SATA speed by using the libata force option at the kernel command JUUN In AHCI mode usually the operating system re negociate the SATA speed based the capabilities N line to boot Linux The AHCI mode is mandatory to boot Linux for some new devices like SSD SATA Flash FDM SATA 8GB See Item 5 CRP 4028 page 102 SD DT F81 5e Page 39 Boot Menu VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Chapter 7 Boot Menu Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Quiet Boot Disabled The Boot Menu allows user to configure the boot mode and to select the boot sequence of the available boot devices Possible Boot settings are gt Quiet boot Section 7 1 page 41 boot Section 7 2 page 41 gt Setup prompt timeout Section 7 3 page 41 Bootup NumLock State Section 7 4 page 41 Boot Option Priorities Section 7 5 page 42 gt Network Device BBS Priorities Section 7 6 page 43 Hard Drive BBS Priorities Section 7 7 page 45 Delete Boot Option Section 7 8 page 46 Other following submenu
72. nel VPX Rear Panel Set LAN switch routing gt Front Panel VPX Rear Panel Default is Front Panel This menu allows user to change LAN Ethernet Switch to route signal either on front panel or VPX Rear Panel using RTM Rear Transition Module Page 24 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 5 3 USB Misc Configuration The following option is displayed Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc USB Keyboard Layout FR Keyboard USB Keyboard Layout US Keyboard FR Keyboard Set the USB Keyboard Layout US Keyboard FR Keyboard Default is US Keyboard This option allows to set the type of USB keyboard used Qwerty or Azerty Kontron Menu As only the English language is supported under BIOS then accented characters are not managed Moreover the characters p are not displayed either N SD DT F81 5e Page 25 Kontron Menu VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 54 VPD VITAL PRODUCT DATA Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2018 American Megatrends Inc This menu only displays the Vital Product Data VPD information for VX3030 VPD are stored in VX3030 EEPROM Order Code Ordering code defining the type of Board gt EC Level Engineering Change Level gives the hardware level identification Serial Number Board Serial Number Variant A define coding the exact hardware configuration Checksum Checksum value of VPD area Page
73. offset to reach into the device wbyte wword wblock will change and the EEPROM contents of the device Note Tey are not RECOMMENDED and can cause a malfunction of the board testrw can corrupt the EEPROM contents of the device and can cause a malfunction of the board N SD DT F81 5e Page 97 EFI SHELL VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 10 2 Environment Variables EFI shell allows user to set environment variables Actually 3 environment variables are used on VX3030 board to control the behavior of EFI shell as described hereafter 10 2 1 Bootcmd The environment variable bootcmd allows user to run automatically a EFI command into EFI shell at startup of EFI shell without typing any command on keyboard Examples 1 To set bootcmd to run the pci command on EFI shell VX3030 gt set bootcmd pci 2 To check if the bootcmd variable is set on EFI shell VX3030 gt set bootcmd pci 3 To clear the bootcmd variable on EFI shell VX3030 set d bootcmd 10 2 2 StartupAuto The environment variable StartupAuto allows user to run the EFI shell script file startup nsh present for example on a USB Flash drive plugged on the board gt Examples 1 To set StartupAuto variable on EFI shell VX3030 gt set StartupAuto 1 2 To clear StartupAuto variable on EFI shell VX3030 gt set d StartupAuto Page 98 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual EFI SHELL 10 2 3 StartupDelay The environment variable StartupD
74. oot device list Aptio Setup Utility Copyright 2010 American Megatrends Inc Quiet Boot Disabled To change the boot device ordering gt Select a device from the list Use the t or 1 to highlight the desired item Use lt gt lt gt control keys to move up down the selected device item into the list list only one item per family will appear If more than one device is available for booting for example 2 SATA disk or 3 Ethernets for PXE then 2 new submenus can appear below the item list So it can be Hard Drive BBS Priorities This is the submenu for setting a SATA or USB boot order or deleting a SATA amp USB boot possibility gt Network Device BSS Priorities This is the submenu for setting a Gbe boot order or deleting Gbe boot possibility The possible family boot device can be SATA USB or Gigabyte Ethernet Gbe In the boot device item IN N Page 42 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Boot Menu 7 6 Network Device BSS Priorities when PXE ROM Enabled The setting allows to configure the Ethernet boot device sequence for PXE When PXE ROM has been enabled Ethernet devices become available for PXE booting 3 Ethernets interfaces In this case a new submenu is displayed in Boot Setup menu See image below Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2616 American Megatrends Inc in Advanced K Boot 3912457 Ma ed Kontron security Quiet Boot Disabled Select this
75. ork Controller Ethernet controller 8086 Device 10EA Prog Interface 0 00 gt Serial Bus Controllers USB 8086 Device 3B3C Prog Interface 20 00 gt Bridge Device PCI PCI bridge 8086 Device 3B42 Prog Interface 0 04 gt Bridge Device PCI PCI bridge 8086 Device 3B4A Prog Interface 0 00 gt Serial Bus Controllers USB 8086 Device 3B34 Prog Interface 20 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 00 00 1E 00 gt Bridge Device PCI PCI bridge Vendor 8086 Device 2448 Prog Interface 1 00 00 00 gt Bridge Device PCI ISA bridge Vendor 8086 Device 3B07 Prog Interface 0 00 00 02 gt Mass Storage Controller IDE controller Vendor 8086 Device 2 Prog Interface 00 00 03 gt Serial Bus Controllers System Manageme Vendor 8086 Device 3B30 Prog Interface 0 00 00 05 gt Mass Storage Controller IDE controller Vendor 8086 Device 3B2D Prog Interface 85 00 02 00 00 gt Bridge Device PCI PCI bridge Vendor 10B5 Device 8609 Prog Interface 0 00 02 00 01 gt Base System Peripherals Other system p Vendor 10B5 Device 8609 Prog Interface 0 00 03 01 00 gt Bridge Device Other bridge type Vendor 10B5 Device 8609 Prog Interface 0 00 05 00 00 gt Network Controller Ethernet controller Vendor 8086 Device 1510 Prog Interface 0 00 05 00 01 gt Network Controller Ethernet controller Vendor 8086 Device 1510 Prog Interface 0 VX3030 gt gt To display the configura
76. prior written consent of Kontron or one of its authorized agents The information contained in this document is to the best of our knowledge entirely correct However Kontron cannot accept liability for any inaccuracies or the consequences thereof or for any liability arising from the use or application of any circuit product or example shown in this document Kontron reserves the right to change modify or improve this document or the product described herein as seen fit by Kontron without further notice Trademarks This document may include names company logos and trademarks which are registered trademarks and therefore proprietary to their respective owners Environmental Protection Statement This product has been manufactured to satisfy environmental protection requirements where possible Many of the components used structural parts printed circuit boards connectors batteries etc are capable of being recycled Final disposition of this product after its service life must be accomplished in accordance with applicable country state or local laws or regulations Environmental protection is a high priority with Kontron Kontron follows the DEEE WEEE directive You are encouraged to return our products for proper disposal The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment WEEE Directive aims to reduce waste arising from electrical and electronic equipment EEE make producers of EEE responsible for the
77. put parameter 5 7 3 VPX Switch NT Mode Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Kontron stat POI tT PSII ie BOSS IOC oC N VPX Resets Output Disabled Enabled VPX switch VPX SYSRESET Input Enabled fabric Non Transparent port mode is always activated If Disabled port mode activation VPX Local Reset Enabled VPX Local Delay 200 ms 15 set by SYSCON VPX signal VPX Switch NT Mode Enabled Select Item Enter Select Change Opt F1 General Help F2 Previous Values F3 Optimized Defaults F4 Save amp Exit ESC Exit rsion 2 01 1204 Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends In The VPX Switch NT mode allows to set the VPX switch fabric devices in NT Non Transparent mode disregarding the state of the VPX SYSCON signal Default is that VPX system controller board uses Transparent mode for VPX switch fabric devices in this case the EEPROM device connected to VPX switch devices is not accessible from BIOS Enabling this parameter allows BIOS to access to the EEPROM device even if the board is system controller on a VPX multi boards system SD DT F81 5e Page 31 Kontron Menu VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 5 7 4 VPX Local Reset Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Kontron IAAI RISB ICIS ce
78. r Executes one or more commands for each item in a set of items FOR indexvar IN set command arguments command arguments ENDFOR FOR indexvar RUN start end step command arguments command arguments ENDFOR indexvar Variable name used to index a set set Set to be searched command arguments Command to be executed with optional arguments Sete 1 The FOR command is only available in batch script files 2 FOR shall be matched with ENDFOR 3 Start and end can be any integer Up to 6 digits allowed 4 Step can be any integer but zero Up to 6 digits allowed 5 Step is optional if step is not specified step will be automatically determined as below if start lt end then step 1 if start end then step 1 Examples Sample for loop type contents of all txt files for a in txt endfor To repeat operations supporting multiple loop for in123456789 for inabcdefghijkilmnopqrstuvwxyz alias a a a alias b b a endfor endfor for a run 1 3 echo a endfor Output 1 2 3 for a run 3 1 echo a endfor Output 3 2 1 SD DT F81 5e Page 67 EFI SHELL VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 10 1 18 goto Forces batch file execution to unconditionally jump to specified location GOTO label label Specifies a location in batch file IN 1 The GOTO command is only available in batch script files N 2 Execution of batch file will jump to the line immediately follow
79. reates or deletes EFI Shell aliases 10 1 1 page 54 am view AML view utility 10 1 2 page 55 bcfg Boot configuration utility 10 1 3 page 56 cd Displays or changes the current directory 10 1 4 page 57 cls Clears standard output and optionally changes background color 10 1 5 page 58 connect Connects one or more EFI drivers to a device 10 1 6 page 58 cpuutil CPU information utility 10 1 7 page 58 devices Displays the list of devices managed by EFI drivers 10 1 8 page 59 dh Displays EFI handle information 10 1 9 page 60 disconnect Disconnects one or more EFI drivers from a device 10 1 10 page 61 drvcfg Invokes the Driver Configuration Protocol 10 1 11 page 62 drivers Displays the EFI driver list 10 1 12 page 64 dumpacpi Print ACPI Tables 10 1 13 page 65 dumpaml Print AML dump 10 1 14 page 65 echo Controls batch file command echoing or displays a message 10 1 15 page 66 exit Exits the EFI Shell environment 10 1 16 page 66 for Executes commands for each item in a set of items 10 1 17 page 67 goto Forces batch file execution to jump to specified location 10 1 18 page 68 help Displays the EFI Shell command list or verbose command help 10 1 19 page 69 if Executes commands in specified conditions 10 1 20 page 70 Page 52 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual EFI SHELL Command Description See Section Name ifconfig kdiag kflash kmac kpld kuuid kvpd kvpx 15 map mem memmap mm mv pause pci ping reconnect reset set shift s
80. reis cies inn oin eee eer PASI Eu ROTI VPX Resets Output Disabled Disabled VPX switch VPX SYSRESET Input Enabled fabric components VPX Switch NT Mode Disabled remain in reset state VPX Local Delay 200 ms VPX Local Reset Enabled Disabled j ZLLLLLZ Select Screen B Select Item Enter Select Change Opt F1 General Help F2 Previous Values F3 Optimized Defaults F4 Save amp Exit ESC Exit The VPX Local Reset parameter allows VPX switch fabric devices to be enabled for VPX fabric connection If this parameter is set to disabled no VPX fabric connections are possible and the board will not appear in VPX discovery mecanism under OS 5 7 5 VPX Board Delay Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Kontron YS Ia PII AI ITS VPX Resets Output Disabled Set a delay for VPX VPX SYSRESET Input Enabled switch fabric reset VPX Switch NT Mode VPX Local Reset None 100 ms 200 ms 300 ms 400 ms 500 ms 680 ms SSS 700 ms Select Screen 800 ms Select Item 900 ms ter Select 1000 ms Change Opt General Help Previous Values F3 Optimized Defaults
81. ress IfConfig c Name Clear the configuration for all or the interface although the configure is cleared the network stack will fall back to the DHCP as default Other IfConfig Show this help message Example IfConfig s ethO dhcp IfConfig 1 eth0 IfConfig s ethO static 192 168 0 5 255 255 255 0 192 168 0 1 perment ote User have to enable Network stack in Advanced menu to have this command available N lt 10 1 22 kdiag This command is fully described in document SD DT F94 VX3030 PBIT User s Guide SD DT F81 5e Page 71 EFI SHELL VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 10 1 23 kflash Kontron SPI flasher Usage kflash p i v s h 1 f r e sp file gt Operation mode p program flash i show information string and check CRC verify flashed image 5 save current ROM image to file clone flash content to second flash Only in RESCUE mode h Show this help gt Options f force write gt Expert options Not recommended for standard use r raw image mode bin rom e erase all flash without preserving Ethernet area sp setup preserve NVRAM settings 10 1 24 kmac Kontron MAC Address writer viewer Usage kmac h r w value Operation mode h Show this help r read Show MAC Address of the 82577 chipset w write value Update MAC Address of the 82577 chipset only in rescue mode gt Example VX3030 gt kmac r Read data from flash at 0x2000 size 0x6
82. rs These parameters are stored in the non volatile System Flash which saves this information even when the power is turned off When the system is turned on the system is configured with the last saved values Using easy to use pull down menus users can configure such items as gt Date amp Time USB routing Serial Port Terminal Type Console redirection CPU Frequency Boot method and priority VM V Security password This manual applies to the release ID12247 of the AMI BIOS Enter SETUP MAIN menu to get BIOS ID 1 1 Structure gt Chapter2 scxid ee eR RERIA RR ER Accessing SETUP Menu gt Chapter to 9 Sampling of menu items gt Chapter 10 ER RETE S EFI SHELL Chapter Known Limitations gt Chapter 12 rto Use Cases gt AppendixA How Update the BIOS 1 2 Related Documents VX3030 Hardware gt VX3030 Hardware Release Notes CA DT A88 gt VX3030 User s Guide CA DT A87 VX3030 Software gt VX3030 Release Notes for BSP Fedora 12 SD DT F80 gt VX3030 PBIT User s Guide SD DT F94 SD DT F81 5e Page 1 Accessing the SETUP Menu VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Chapter 2 Accessing the SETUP Menu To access the SETUP MENU press F2 during system boot wh
83. s are Reserved and Not to be used gt GateA20 Active gt Option ROM Messages gt Interrupt 19 Capture Add New Boot Option JUUA The VX3030 boot time is about 5 seconds after a reset and 8 seconds after a power on boot N N Page 40 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Boot Menu 7 1 Quiet boot Quiet Boot setting when enabled allows to hide BIOS boot message such as Version 2 00 1204 Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Press DEL or F2 to enter setup Press F7 for BBS POPUP Menu Set Quiet boot Disabled Enabled Default is Disabled 7 2 UEFI boot UEFI Boot setting allows to enable or disable UEFI boot from disk Set UEFI Boot Disabled Enabled Default is Enabled 7 3 Setup Prompt Timeout Setup Prompt Timeout menu sets the number of tenth of a second for setup up activation key Setup Prompt Timeout Enter the number of tenth of a second For example 60 for 6 seconds 7 4 Bootup Numlock State This menu selects the keyboard numlock state Set Bootup NumLock State On Off Default is On SD DT F81 5e Page 41 Boot Menu VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 7 5 Boot Option Priorities This menu specifies the boot sequence from the available boot devices The first device into the list is the primary device that will be boot first If the boot is rejected for example unsuccessful PXE boot then the second device will be used for boot and so on Here is a example of b
84. sired item and lt Enter gt Save as User Defaults Restore User Defaults 9 4 Boot Override Current sequence of boot devices can be overriden by this menu gt Select a device from the list Use the t or 1 to highlight the desired item lt Enter gt to immediately Boot on this device SD DT F81 5e Page 51 EFI SHELL VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Chapter 10 EFI SHELL EFI Shell is a boot shell available on the VX3030 that is accessible in the boot device list EFI Shell is launched automatically if no other boot device is connected to the VX3030 If EFI shell is not the primary boot device then itis necessary to enter the SETUP menu to access it For this enter F2 during boot process to enter SETUP Then navigate to Save amp Exit Menu and select UEFI shell in Boot override menu EFI SHELL is available by default on the graphical display or serial line COMO configured at 115200 bauds EFI SHELL implements a set of command utilities and can be used to access or display various resources to flash a new BIOS image or execute a start up script 10 1 EFI Shell Command The Help command or displays all the available command Use option b to display command screen by screen Use help command like VX3030 gt help help to have the detail of a command syntax VX3030 gt help Command Description See Section Name Displays the EFI Shell command list or verbose command help 10 1 19 page 69 alias Displays c
85. specified conditions IF NOT EXIST file THEN command arguments ELSE command arguments ENDIF IF NOT stringl string2 THEN command arguments command arguments ELSE command arguments command arguments oed ENDIF EXIST file TRUE if file exists in the directory stringl string2 TRUE if the two stings are same 1 IF command is only available in batch script files A 2 If condition is TRUE commands between IF and ELSE will be executed 3 If condition is FALSE but keyword NOT is not prefixed commands between ELSE and ENDIF will also be executed gt Examples Example script for if command if exist fs0 myscript sc then myscript myargl myarg2 endif if runboth then myscriptl myscript2 endif Page 70 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual EFI SHELL 10 1 21 ifconfig IfConfig Intel Corporation 2006 Modify the default IP address of UEFI network stack w To list the current address IfConfig 1 Name Show the configuration for all or the interface To set the default address use IfConfig s Name dhcp perment Use the EFI 4 PROTOCOL to request address dynamically IfConfig s Name static IP Mask Gateway perment Use the static IP4 address configuration perment is optional If present the configuration survives the network stack reload Otherwise it is for this time only To clear the current add
86. t the result of the method node CAT lt NodeName gt Print the node content LS R lt NodeName gt List the node name R means recursive CD lt NodeName gt Change current node dir QUIT Quit Current Command Prompt HELP Print Help Information NodeName format AAAA BBBB SD DT F81 5e Page 55 EFI SHELL VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 10 1 3 bcfg bcfg is an utility for boot configuration bcfg driver boot dump v l add file desc rm 7 mv driver selects boot driver list boot selects boot option list dump dumps selected list y dumps verbose includes load options add add file with desc at position addp add file with desc at position Use hard drive path addh add handle with desc at position Use Handle rm remove mv move to gt Example The following example shows the ability to change boot device order without entering in BIOS setup Shell bcfg boot dump The boot option list is 01 VenMedia 5023B95C DB26 429B A648 BD47664C8012 C57AD6B7 0515 40A8 9D21 551652854E37 Built in EFI Shell 02 BBS Net Network Card OPT 03 Acpi PNPOA03 0 Pci 1D 0 Usb 1 0 Usb 2 0 HD Part1 SigBB2FF4E4 UEFI SMART eUSB 8740 04 BBS Harddrive Hard Drive OPT 05 Acpi PNPO0A03 0 Pci 1D O Usb 1 0 Usb 1 O HD Part1 Sig00A94D6E UEFI CHIPSBNKv3 3 8 8 5 00 06 Not Found Shell bcfg boot mv 4 2 bcfg boot option 4 moved to 2 Shel
87. the end of the process to update UUID in SMBIOS table Kontron VPD Information display Vital Product Information Usage p m h 1 gt Operation mode p Display VPD information m Modify or enter VPD information Rescue Only h Show this help gt Example VX3030 gt kvpd p Current configuration Order Code VX3030 SA22 01000 EC Level 01000 Serial Number 1110431010001 Variant 0010042010020001 Check Sum 021 1 9 Page 74 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual EFI SHELL 10 1 28 kvpx Kontron VPX Configurator Usage kvpx b h plx eeprom parameter filename b enable page break h Show this help plx eeprom program PEX8609 Serial EEPROM Parameter list 1 PEX8609 backplane PCle Link Width Configuration x1 4 8609 backplane PCle Link Width Configuration x4 BPdump dump PEX8609 backplane Serial EEPROM Options filename custom configuration filename in binary format or content of EEPROM filename in binary format gt Example VX3030 gt kvpx plx eeprom BPx1 Writing Backplane PEX8609 serial EEPROM in mode 4x1 OK 50 gt kvpx plx eeprom BPdump config BP1x dmp Writing data to config BP1x dmp 50 gt kvpx plx eeprom BPx4 Writing Backplane PEX8609 serial EEPROM in mode 1x4 OK SD DT F81 5e Page 75 EFI SHELL VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 50 gt kvpx plx eeprom BPdump 0x0000 0x0084005A 0x0004 0x00800077 0x0008 0x00773134 80 000 0
88. tility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc gt South Bridge Configuration The Chipset Menu provides system level controls to configure device settings South Bridge Configuration Section 6 1 page 38 In particular South Bridge menu will be used to enable the Pre boot Execution Environment PXE ROM Other following submenus are Reserved and Not to be used Enable CRID North Bridge Configuration SD DT F81 5e Page 37 Chipset Menu VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 6 1 South Bridge amp PXE ROM configuration To reach PXE ROM setting select South Bridge Configuration setting in Chipset menu then select Ibexpeak Options Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2616 American Megatrends Inc gt Ibexpeak options Then select PXE ROM This option allows to enable disable the PXE ROM Other settings are reserved and not to be used PXE ROM Enabled Disabled Set PXE ROM Disabled Enabled Default is Disabled Page 38 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Chipset Menu 6 2 South Bridge amp SATA Configuration To manage the SATA configuration select the sub menus South Bridge Configuration and then SATA Configuration Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc chipset i Ibexpeak SATA Configuration gt PCI to PCI Bridge Version 2 01 1294 Copyright 2610 American Meaatrends Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2616 American Megatre
89. tion file directory name wildcards not permitted Me 1 If the dst parameter is not specified the current directory is assumed to be the destination A 2 If there is more than one argument in the command line the last one will be taken as dst unconditionally If there is more than one source file or directory to move the dst should be an existing directory Attempting to move a read only file or directory is not allowed Moving a directory that contains read only file s is allowed You cannot move a directory into itself or its subdirectories You cannot move a directory if the current directory is itself or its subdirectory Redirecting output to a file under a directory to be moved is not allowed If an error occurs the remaining files or directories will still be moved gt gt rename a file fs0 gt mv IsaBus efi Bus efi moving fs0 IsaBus efi gt Bus efi ok To move a directory to the current directory 50 gt mkdir test1 temp 50 gt mv test1 temp moving fs0 test1 temp gt temp ok gt To rename a directory 50 gt mv efi efil 1 moving fs0 efi gt efil 1 ok To move multiple directories at a time fs0 gt mv testl test2 test moving fs0 test1 gt test testl ok moving fs0 test2 gt test test2 ok Moving a read only directory will result a failure fsO0 test gt attrib tr templ DA
90. tion space of Bus 0 Device 16 Function 0 VX3030 gt pci 00 16 00 i nt Bus eripheral PCI Segment 00 Bus 00 Device 16 Func 00 EFI 800000000000000000160000 00000000 86 80 64 3B 00 00 10 00 06 00 80 07 00 00 80 00 d 00000010 04 70 E2 F7 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00000020 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 86 80 64 3B 00000030 00 00 00 00 50 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 OB 01 00 00 00000040 05 02 11 EA 00 00 01 80 1F 00 OB 00 00 00 00 00 00000050 01 8C 03 C8 08 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00000060 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00000070 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00000080 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 05 00 80 00 00000090 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 000000A0 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 000000B0 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 02 00 00 40 000000C0 DA DA AB 31 43 73 B2 86 57 AF 74 FC 9B FC 20 04 00000000 98 B5 AA D7 CD B6 F1 25 F8 OB 26 1E OD 9D 55 ob ob ok ob ok ook ob ok ok ck 92 444 D D PCI Segment 00 Bus 00 Device 16 Func 00 EFI 800000000000000000160000 00000000 86 80 64 3B 00 00 10 00 06 00 80 07 00 00 80 00 d 00000010 04 70 E2 F7 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00000020 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 86 80 64 3B 00000030 00 00 00 00 50 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 OB 01 00 00 00000040 05 02 11 EA 00 00
91. to the VPX SYSRESET signal on VPX backplane Caution must be taken using this parameter in a multi boards system because ALL boards plugged on VPX backplane can be affected by the VPX SYSRESET signal This parameter can be used in conjunction with the parameter VPX SYSRESET Input Page 30 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 5 7 2 VPX SYSRESET Input Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2010 American Megatrends Inc Kontron a a IOS A IIH N VPX Resets Output Disabled Enable VPX SYSRESET Input propagation from VPX Switch NT Mode Disabled backplane to local VPX Local Reset Enabled reset VPX Local Delay 200 ms VPX SYSRESET Input Enabled Disabled T Select Screen elect Item Enter Select Change Opt F2 Previous Values F3 Optimized Defaults F4 Save amp Exit F1 General Help JESC Exit Version 2 01 1204 Copyright 2010 American Megatrends In Kontron Menu The VPX SYSRESET Input parameter allows to propagate or not the VPX SYSRESET signal from the VPX backplane to the board If this parameter is set to Disabled VPX backplane reset has no effect on the board In a multi boards configuration system this parameter can be used in conjunction with the VPX Resets Out
92. ts batch file input parameter positions SHIFT Me 1 The SHIFT command is only available in batch script files N 2 Each time the SHIFT command is executed the parameters are shifted one position higher giving you access to more than ten parameters Examples To execute a batch file named MySript nsh 50 gt MyScript nsh X1 X2 X4 X5 X6 X7 X8 X9 X10 The parameters available when MyScript nsh initially begins execution will be set as follows 961 X1 2 X2 3 X3 4 X4 5 X5 6 X6 957 XT 98 X8 99 X9 To shift the parameters one position inside the batch file shift The parameters available in MyScript nsh are changed as follows 901 X2 2 3 X4 4 5 5 X6 6 X7 7 X8 8 X9 9 X10 SD DT F81 5e Page 95 EFI SHELL VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual 10 1 42 smbiosview Displays SMBIOS information SMBIOSVIEW t SmbiosType h SmbiosHandle s a t Display all structures of SmbiosType SmbiosType SMBIOS structure type h Display structure of SmbiosHandle SmbiosHandle SMBIOS structure unique 16 bit handle 5 Display statistics table Display all information N 1 The SmbiosType parameter supports the following types BIOS Information System Information System Enclosure Processor Information Memory Controller Information Memory Module Information Cache Information Port Connector Information System Slots 10 On Board
93. tween user defined names and device handles MAP d lt sname gt MAP r v c f t lt type type gt sname MAP sname handle mapname d r V sname handle f t mapname Delete a mapping Reset to default mappings Display verbose mapping information User defined mapping name wildcards are permitted The number of handle which is same as dumped from dh command Display the consistent mapping name Display the normal mapping name not consistent mapping Display the device mapping name according to the device type fp Floppy hd Hard Disk cd CD ROM Types can be combined by putting a comma between two types Spaces are not allowed between types Mapped name for the device followed by a postfix 1 The consistent mapping is persistent across the mapping reset and the system reboot 2 Only characters and numbers are allowed inside of sname 3 Redirection is not allowed when running map because we do not know the file system before mapping is done 4 Output redirection is not supported for map r usage gt Examples To reset the mapping table to the default mappings shell map r Device mapping table f4 UnknownDevice Alias 50 b1k0 Device Path VenHw 58C518B1 76F3 11D4 BCEA 0080C73C8881 VenHw 0C95A92F 006 1104 0080 73 8881 150 UnknownDevice Alias f4 blkO Device Path VenHw 58C518B1 76F3 11D4 BCEA 0080C73C8881 VenHw 0C9
94. u provides system level controls to configure specific VX3030 hardware design The different parameters are described in following sections v v UUID Configuration Section 5 1 page 23 Ethernet Front Panel Configuration Section 5 2 page 24 USB Misc Configuration Section 5 3 page 25 VPD Vital Product Data Section 5 4 page 26 PCI Configuration Section 5 5 page 27 CPU Configuration Section 5 6 page 29 VPX Configuration Section 5 7 page 30 ALARM Configuration Section 5 8 page 33 Serial Configuration Section 5 9 page 34 Board Misc Configuration Section 5 10 page 35 SPD Configuration Section 5 11 page 36 Aptio Setup Utility Copyright C 2616 American Megatrends Inc UUID Configuration Page 22 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Kontron Menu 51 Configuration Aptio Setup Utility Copyright 2010 American Megatrends Inc Kontron es WARNING The UUID will be updated after reset UUID is set as 16 ASCII characters to provide Current UUID 0000000000000003 128 bit hexadecimal value Select Screen v Select Item Enter Select Change Opt F1 General Help F2 Previous Values F3 Optimized Defaults F4 Save amp Exit ESC Exit UUID stands for Universally Unique IDentifier also known as GUIDs Globally Unique IDentifier A UUID is 128 bits long and ca
95. with VX3030 gt On Original VX3030 Duplicate the hardware settings see VX3030 Users Documentation chapter Configuration Duplicating BIOS settings BIOS and BIOS settings are stored in the BIOS FLASH device itself See Annex C of this document to know how to clone a BIOS ROM image gt New VX3030 Check the Board EC level to insure the BIOS Settings you are going to install are compatible with the hardware evolution See Annex A on how to program the new BIOS settings Boot the board and set the Date Time to the correct date time Now the new board is a functional clone ot the initial VX3030 Once the system has been qualified it may be a good idea to save the image of the BIOS Settings for later use In the case of removable storage like USB FLASH mezzanine or HDD fitted on the board refer to VX3030 User s Guide CA DT A87 for details of removal and fitting operations For large programs Kontron can contribute with high level software to automate this cloning task Contact support kom sa kontron com for details Zz Page 104 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual Use Cases 12 1 2 Managing a pool of VX3030 To manage a pool of boards the main task is to identify and track board using serial number EC Level BIOS version MAC addresses etc possibly without having to take the system apart to look at its labels See chapter 2 2 of VX3030 User s Guide about the board identifcation labels See se
96. x31340000 0x0010 0x00080435 0x0014 0 0436 00 0x0018 0 00008 0x001C 0x00080437 0x0020 0x0438C000 0x0024 0x00000000 0x0028 0x0000070F 0x002C 0x43100400 0x0030 0x04000000 0x0034 0x00004311 0x0038 0x43120400 0x003C 0x04000000 0x0040 0x00084361 0x0044 0x4362FC00 0x0048 0 00008 0x004C 0 00084363 0x0050 0x4364C000 0x0054 0x00000000 0x0058 0x00004365 0x005C 0x040B8000 0x0060 0x91001059 0x0064 0x0000431A 0x0068 0xC03A1000 80 006 0 000008 80 0070 0 0000 30 80 0074 0xC36D0400 0x0078 0x00000001 0x007C 0x1059C00B 0x0080 0x008F9100 0x0084 0x00149C80 Page 76 SD DT F81 5e VX3030 AMI BIOS User Manual EFI SHELL 10 1 29 Is Displays a list of files and subdirectories in a directory LS b r a attrib file b Display one screen at a time r Display recursively including subdirectories Display files with attributes of type attrib attrib File attribute list a Archive S System h Hidden Read only d Directory file Name of file or directory wildcards are permitted N 1 Files and directories with the system and hidden attributes are not displayed unless the s and h A attributes are specified gt Examples To hide files by adding the hidden and system attributes fs0 V attrib th ts efi ASH fs0 IsaBus efi ASH fs0 IsaSerial efi To display all files in the current directory fs0

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