Dell OptiPlex G1 User Manual
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ISA Configuration Utility Messages: Dell OptiPlex GX1 Low-Profile Managed PC Systems
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file used by the ICU for
this card is now invalid or
does not exist. Do you wish
to load the file?
No configuration (.cfg)
file exists for the card
being modified. Do you want
to load one?
when you try to add a
listed card and the
configuration file for this
card has been
corrupted or deleted
from the database.
This message appears
when you modify a card
and its configuration file
does not exist or has
been deleted.
1. Insert the original ICU diskette into
the diskette drive.
You can create an ISA
Configuration Utility diskette from
the Dell ResourceCD. See
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2. Change to the db subdirectory on
the diskette drive.
For example, type cd a:\db.
3. Use a text editor to search the
icu.ndx file for the card ID of the
card you want to add or modify.
The card ID forms part of the name
of the configuration file. For
example, if the card ID is ICU0200,
the configuration file is
!icu0200.cfg.
4. Copy the configuration file from the
original ICU diskette to the backup
diskette.
This is an EISA system. Use
an ECU, not the ICU, to
configure your system.
This message appears
if you attempt to run the
ICU on an EISA
system.
To use the ICU, you must load the utility
onto a non-EISA system.
You have added a card using
settings different from
factory default.
Reconfigure the card to the
settings in the next
display (see the card's
manual) before installing
it.
This message can
appear in two
situations:
You added an ISA
expansion card,
selected OK, and
the ICU had to
use resource
values different
from the card's
defaults to avoid
conflicts.
You added an ISA
expansion card,
selected
Advanced, and
chose resource
Make note of the new card configuration
shown in the Card Resource Usage
dialog box displayed after this message.
Change jumper settings on the ISA
expansion card to match the new card
configuration.