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BIOS Intel® Server Board SE7501WV2 TPS
Revision 1.0
Intel reference number C25653-001
90
Structure Type Supported Comments
Memory Device (Type 17) Yes One record for each memory device slot, six total.
DIMM3A/BANK3 will be the 1st entry
DIMM3B/BANK3 will be the 2nd entry
DIMM2A/BANK2 will be the 3
rd
entry
DIMM2B/BANK2 will be the 4
th
entry
DIMM1A/BANK1 will be the 5
th
entry
DIMM1B/BANK1 will be the 6
th
entry
BIOS will log memory SEL events during runtime that will
contain a DIMM number that can be used to reference
these tables. Thus DIMM 0 will reference DIMM3A, DIMM 1
will reference 3B etc.
Memory Error Information (Type 18) No Much more extensive information available in the System
Event Log.
Memory Array Mapped Addresses (Type 19) Yes
Memory Device Mapped Addresses (Type 20) Yes
Built-in Pointing Devices (Type 21) No Applies only to mobile platforms.
Portable Battery (Type 22) No Applies only to mobile platforms.
System Reset (Type 23) No
Hardware Security (Type 24) Yes
Probe Information (Type 26-29, 34-36) No Information about sensors and probes can be obtained
using IPMI mechanisms. Not populated for non-IPMI
compliant systems as well.
Out-of-band Remote Access (Type 30) No
BIS Entry Point (Type 31) No Support for Boot Integrity Services (BIS).
System Boot Information (Type 32) Yes
64-bit Memory Error Information (Type 33) No Much more extensive information available in the System
Event Log and can be accessed using IPMI mechanisms.
IPMI Device Information Yes The information in this structure defines the attributes of an
Intelligent Platform Management Interface (IPMI)
Baseboard Management Controller (BMC).
Structure Not In Effect (Type 126) Yes Indicates software should ignore this structure. These
structures may be present.
End of Table (Type 127) Yes Structure indicating end of table.
6.17 Microsoft* Windows* Compatibility
The SE7501WV2 server board is compliant with the Hardware Design Guide v3.0.
The Hardware Design Guide (HDG) for a Windows* 2000 Server platform is intended for
systems that are designed to work with Windows 2000 Server family class operating systems.
Each specification classifies the systems further and has different requirements based on the
intended usage for that system. For example, a server system used in small home/office
environments has different requirements than one that is used for enterprise applications.
The SE7501WV2 server BIOS meets the applicable requirements as specified in version 3.0 of
the HDG specification.