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How to enter BIOS settings

  • Connect power to Bedrock V3000 then press (DEL / ESC) continuously until BIOS screen shows up.

Make BIOS screen look better on console

  • Advanced > Serial Port Console Redirection > Console Redirection Settings set terminal type: VT-UTF8

  • save and reset

How to check BIOS version

  • Enter BIOS settings

  • In Main tab look for Project Version

  • The Project Version string has the format 0ASCSK 0.00.0XX
    XX is the BIOS version

Main screen

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  • BIOS Information

    • BIOS version can be seen on line: Project Version 0ASCSK 0.00.0XX where XX is the version.

  • System Language

  • System Date

  • System Time

Power screen

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  • CPU Power Settings:

    • Default CPU Power Settings (default setting)

    • CPU Power Limit Enabled (opens multiple settings):

      • CPU Power Limit (W): CPU power limit in watts, value entered manually

      • Core Performance Boost: Auto / Disabled

      • Global C-state Control: Auto / Disabled / Enabled

    • dvanced CPU Power Settings (opens multiple settings):

Advanced screen

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titleTrusted Computing

  • Enable/disable TPM

  • Enable/disable PCR Banks

  • Clear TPM pending operation

  • Enable/disable Platform Hierarchy

  • Enable/disable Storage Hierarchy

  • Enable/disable Endorsement Hierarchy

  • Device Select (TPM version)

  • Enable/disable Disable Block Sid

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titleAMD fTPM configuration:

  • Choose TPM device

  • Erase fTPM

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titleACPI Settings

  • Enable/disable ACPI Auto Configuration

  • Enable/disable Hibernation: enables to go into S4 sleep state

  • ACPI Sleep State: decide what ot do on sleep suspend to RAM / suspend disabled

  • Enable/disable Lock Legacy Resources

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titleS5 RTC Wake Settings

  • Wake system from S5: Disabled / Fixed Time / Dynamic Time

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titleUEFI Variables Protection

  • Enable/disable password protection of Runtime Variables

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titleSerial Port Console Redirection

  • Enable/disable Console Redirection

  • Console Redirection Settings:

    • Terminal Type (BIOS visual personalization): VT100 / VT100Plus / VT-UTF8 / ANSI

    • Bits per second: 9600 / 19200 / 38400 / 57600 / 115200

    • Data Bits: 7 / 8

    • Parity: None / Even / Odd / Mark / Space

    • Stop Bits: 1 / 2

    • Flow Control: None / Hardware RTS/CTS

    • VT-UTF8 Combo Key Support: Disabled / Enabled

    • Recorder Mode: Disabled / Enabled

    • Resolution 100x31: Disabled / Enabled

    • Putty KeyPad: VT100 / LINUX / XTERMR6 / SCO / ESCN / VT400

  • Console Redirection EMS: Disabled / Enabled (opens configuration options)

    • Terminal Type EMS: VT100 / VT100Plus / VT-UTF8 / ANSI

    • Bits per second EMS: 9600 / 19200 / 57600 / 115200

    • Flow Control EMS: None / 'Hardware RTS/CTS ' / Software Xon/Xoff

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titleCPU Configuration

  • PSS Support: Disabled / Enabled

  • PPC Adjustment: PState 0 / PState 1 / PState 2

  • NX Mode: Disabled / Enabled

  • SVM Mode: Disabled / Enabled

  • Node 0 Information (opens new window with memory information related to node 0)

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titleIDE Configuration

  • NONE

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titleDebug Port Table Configuration

  • Debug Port Table: Disabled / Enabled

  • Debug Port Table 2: Disabled / Enabled

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titleOption ROM Dispatch Policy
Note

WARNING:
Changing Device(s) Option ROM dispatch policy may affect system’s ability to post and/or boot!

  • Restore if Failure: Disabled / Enabled (ifenaabled and system fails to boot it will restore this and CSM screens settings to default)

  • Primary Video Ignore: Disabled / Enabled

  • On Board Network Controller: Disabled / Enabled

  • Slot #32 Mass Storage Controller: Disabled / Enabled

  • Slot #33 Mass Storage Controller: Disabled / Enabled

  • Slot #34 Network Controller: Disabled / Enabled

  • Slot #49 Network Controller: Disabled / Enabled

  • Slot #51 Network Controller: Disabled / Enabled

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titlePCI Subsystem Settings
Note

WARNING:
Changing PCIE Device(s) settings may have unwanted side effects! System may HANG!

  • Above 4G Decoding: Disabled / Enabled

  • Re-Size BAR Support: Disabled / Enabled

  • SR-IOV Support: Disabled / Enabled

  • BME DMA Mitigation: Disabled / Enabled

  • Hot-Plug Support: Disabled / Enabled

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titleUSB Configuration

  • Legacy USB Support: Disabled / Enabled

  • XHCI Hand-off: Disabled / Enabled

  • USB Mass Storage Driver Support: Disabled / Enabled

  • USB transfer time-out: 1 sec / 5 sec / 10 sec / 20 sec

  • Device reset time-out: 10 sec / 20 sec / 30 sec / 40 sec

  • Device power-up delay: Auto / Manual (opens another option)

    • Device power-up delay in seconds: [your custom delay]

  • List of USB mass storage devices with option to choose their type:
    Auto / Floppy / Forced FDD / Hard Disk / CD-ROM

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titleNetwork Stack Configuration

  • Network Stack: Disabled / Enabled (opens list of options)

    • IPv4 PXE Support: Disabled / Enabled

    • IPv4 HTTP Support: Disabled / Enabled

    • IPv6 PXE Support: Disabled / Enabled

    • IPv6 HTTP Support: Disabled / Enabled

    • PXE boot wait time: [your custom wait time]

    • Media detect count: [your custom retry count]

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titleNVMe Configuration

  • Lists your NVME drives, and allows you to run tests also shows last test results and drive data:

    • Self Test Option: Short / Extended

    • Self Test Action: Controller Only Test / Controller and NameSpace Test

    • Run Device Self Test

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titleDemo Board

Onboard PCIE LAN PXE ROM: Disabled / Enabled

PCIE Port:

PCIE Port Control: Disabled / Enabled (opens a menu for each PCIE device)

Device $ Fun $: Disabled / Enabled / Auto

ASPM Mode(Dev#$/Func#$): Disabled / L0s Entry / L1 Entry / L0s And L1 Entry / Auto

Hotplug Mode(Dev#$/Func#$): Disabled / Hotplug Basic / Hotplug Server / Hotplug Enhanced / Hotplug Inboard / Auto

PCR7 WA Support: Disabled / Enabled / Auto

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titleSecure Devices ACPI Table

  • SDEV ACPI: Disabled / Enabled

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titleRAM Disk Configuration

  • Disk Memory Type: Boot Service Data / Reserved

  • Create raw: Create a new RAM disk with the given starting and ending address.

  • Create from file: Create a new RAM disk from a file, opens a menu with all your storage devices to choose.

  • Remove selected RAM disk(s)

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titleTls Auth Configuration

  • add / remove client certificate

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  • Displays 4 Intel NICs if they are present and flashed:

    • when chosen displays brief NIC info, link status and MAC address.

  • Driver Health: displays Intel NICs driver status: Healthy / Not Healty.

Chipset screen

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  • South Bridge:

    • SB USB configuration, enable disable different USB port options.

  • GFX Configuration:

    • NOT SUPPORTED

  • North Bridge:

    • DDR Memory data.

Security screen

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  • change Administrator Password.

  • change User Password.

  • HDD Security Configuration: Displays NVME / HDD security info

  • secure boot options:

    • enable/disable secure boot.

    • secure boot mode.

Boot screen

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  • In Boot Configuration you can:

    • choose the BIOS wait time before it continues booting.

    • choose NumLock state on boot process enabled/disabled.

    • choose quiet boot options.

  • In Boot Option Priorities you can:

    • choose boot order

    • enable/disable fast boot

    • choose SATA properties

    • enable/disable NVME support

    • enable/disable VGA support

    • choose USB support properties

    • nable/disabl PS2 devices support

    • enable/disable Network stack support

    • enable/disable USB Mass Storage support

Save & Exit screen

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titlesubmenus

  • In Save options you can:

    • save, discard changes made in the BIOS configuration.

    • reset the device and exit BIOS and continue the boot process.

  • In Default Options you can:

    • save user configurations.

    • restore default configuration.

  • In Boot Override you can:

    • choose boot device, disregarding the chosen boot order.

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