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cmos battery is CR2016 normally.<br />
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all support:<br />
<a href="http://support.gateway.com/s/Servers/alr7200/E7200nv.shtml" rel="ugc">http://support.gateway.com/s/Servers/alr7200/E7200nv.shtml</a>
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gheist:<br />
That could be helpful except it's not the right computer. &nbsp;In fact, I can't figure out how you found that page that you cited. &nbsp;How did you?<br />
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This is a pre-Gateway ALR server circa 1996/97<br />
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This one is a dual Pentium (55?) 200MHz with a Triton II marking on the MB. &nbsp;<br />
The CMOS battery is a giant 3.6v 3-pin post-soldered Varta.
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i wrote alr in gateway support...<br />
if it is such battery then probably vmware on a new server is better solution....
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I have an ALR server that ran Win NT and I'm trying to start it up. &nbsp;It ran fine last time I tried it.<br />
Now it comes up with a message during boot that says there's an EISA NVRAM problem and to &quot;run the configuration utility&quot;.<br />
I'm looking for that utility....
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I have an ALR server that ran Win NT and I'm trying to start it up.  It ran fine last time I tried it.
Now it comes up with a message during boot that says there's an EISA NVRAM problem and to "run the configuration utility".
I'm looking for that utility....

cmos battery is CR2016 normally.

all support:
http://support.gateway.com/s/Servers/alr7200/E7200nv.shtml

gheist:
That could be helpful except it&#39;s not the right computer.  In fact, I can&#39;t figure out how you found that page that you cited.  How did you?

This is a pre-Gateway ALR server circa 1996/97

This one is a dual Pentium (55?) 200MHz with a Triton II marking on the MB.  
The CMOS battery is a giant 3.6v 3-pin post-soldered Varta.

i wrote alr in gateway support...
if it is such battery then probably vmware on a new server is better solution....

ALR Server circa 1997 NVRAM Configuration Utility

I have an ALR server that ran Win NT and I&#39;m trying to start it up.  It ran fine last time I tried it.
Now it comes up with a message during boot that says there&#39;s an EISA NVRAM problem and to &quot;run the configuration utility&quot;.
I&#39;m looking for that utility....

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