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- 8-7-2014 Notes
- .POST - Power On Self Test. Diagnostic of hardware
- .Beep codes are used to show problems
- .(Not from class notes)Some motherboards have POST cards on them to show errors in number form if the system doesn't boot up to hear beep
- .Function Keys - The "F" keys (F1, F2, F3, etc.)
- .CMOS - Holds time and data from BIOS
- .TPM - Trusted Platform Module. Specialized security chip on motherboard
- .Lojack - Locks computer remotely. Deletes sensitive data on the computer if stolen. Can locate the computer using technology and displays a message so that lost computers can be returned to the owner. If thief doesn't connect to internet, Lojack can be useless in regard to tracking
- .12v, 5v are associated with molex.
- .Red=5v Yellow=12v Black=0v (aka the ground wire)
- .LPT1 - Line Print Terminal aka a parallel port
- .Dynamic - Interchangeable
- .Option ROM - I have no idea. Sounds similar to a role of a driver though
- .Laptops use express cards and PCs use PCI
- My Wrong Test Answers
- Q)What is it called when logical cores appear as real physical cores to an OS?
- A)Hyperthreading. It's when one CPU core tricks the OS into thinking there are two processors
- Q)List of devices which give option of configuring master, and slave cable
- A)DVD-RW, HDD, CD-ROM
- Q)Where to find COM port to run at 9600 Baud?
- A)Device manager | Ports (Com & CPT)
- Q)Just installed two CD drives, and only one shows up on boot. What happened there?
- A)Molex wasn't connected, so there was no power
- Q)What to use if you had a home server?
- A)RAID, 1000MBPS (or something like that. point is, you want high speed)
- Q)What voltages would you see on a PSU?
- A)7v, 12v, 5.0v
- *Note* Read chapter 4 on CISCO Netcad, and study everything learned so far from PDF
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