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Booting the system in Maintenance mode
starts the system setup program, adds the Maintenance
option to the left end of the menu bar, and displays the
Maintenance screen (normally inaccessible).  CAUTION:
Booting in Maintenance mode returns all customized
settings in system setup to the default settings. Before
booting, record any customized settings you want to keep.
The Maintenance screen provides the following 2
options:
- Processor speed — Settings are 200, 233,
266, 300, and 333 MHz and should not be changed.
Booting in Maintenance mode resets this option to
233 MHz; be sure to reset to match speed of
installed microprocessor before leaving
Maintenance mode.
CAUTION:
Operating the system with Processor Speed set higher than
the installed microprocessor speed (for example, running
a 233-MHz system with Processor Speed set to 300 MHz) can
damage the microprocessor.
- Clear All Passwords — Lets you disable a
forgotten password so that you can access the
system and/or assign new password(s). The
complete password procedure is described in
Appendix B of the Reference
and Troubleshooting Guide.
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