5 press <esc> to exit and continue booting, 1 press <ctrl><alt><del> to restart, 3 check for missing or offline physical disks – Dell PowerEdge RAID Controller S300 User Manual

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Troubleshooting

Boot Mode, Boot Sequence,

and/or Boot Sequence Retry are

set incorrectly

1

At system startup, when the Dell POST screen

appears, press <F2> to enter the Dell Inc.

PowerEdge BIOS screen.

2

Scroll to Boot Settings. Press <Enter> and

make sure that Boot Mode is set to BIOS.

3

Scroll to Boot Sequence. Press <Enter> and

make sure that Hard drive C: (* PERC
S100 adapter
or PERC S300 adapter) is

the first device listed.

* The variable text displayed here might be:
Embedded SATA 1, Slot 1, or Integrated
SAS
.

4

Scroll to Boot Sequence Retry. Make sure

that the setting is Enabled.

5

Press <Esc> to exit and continue booting.

NOTE:

If changes are made at the Dell Inc.

PowerEdge BIOS screen, a dialog box appears and

asks you to save your changes and then exit.

Bootable virtual disk is in a

failed state

1

Press <Ctrl><Alt><Del> to restart.

2

After the system restarts, press <Ctrl><R>.

Check the status of the bootable virtual disk at the
Virtual Disk field, or by highlighting View
Virtual Disks Details
and pressing

<Enter>.

3

Check for missing or offline physical disks.

The boot order is incorrect for a

bootable virtual disk

1

When prompted at system startup, press

<Ctrl><R> to access the PERC Virtual Disk

Management utility.

2

Check Virtual Disks and make sure that the

bootable virtual disk is the first virtual disk listed.

3

As required, use the Swap Two Virtual
Disks
option to reposition the virtual disks.

Table 7-1. System Does Not Boot

Likely Causes to Check

Corrective Actions

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