Abstract: A semiconductor structure includes a first interposer; a second interposer laterally adjacent to the first interposer, where the second interposer is spaced apart from the first interposer; and a first die attached to a first side of the first interposer and attached to a first side of the second interposer, where the first side of the first interposer and the first side of the second interposer face the first die.

Abstract: A method for adjusting a set-up default value of a BIOS and a mainboard using the method are provided. The adjusting method used by the mainboard includes providing an original set-up default value and an adjusting table. The original set-up default value is adjusted according to the adjusting table, so as to obtain a customized set-up value, and to store the set-up value in a set-up value memory.

Abstract: A method for adjusting setup default value of a basic input output system (BIOS) and a main board are provided. The main board offers a BIOS memory which includes a boot block and a main block. The boot block includes an adjusting table, and the main block includes an original setup default value and a dynamic table. The adjusting table is used to read the dynamic table, and the original setup default value is adjusted to be a customized setup default value according to the adjusting table and the dynamic table. Afterwards, the customized setup default value is stored in a setup value memory.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a method for updating the timing of a baseboard management controller (BMC) applied in a computer system. When a basic input output system (BIOS) installed on a motherboard of the computer system is initialized, the current time for the BMC to receive the BIOS is used for the timing of the BMC, and the BMC will send regular synchronous signals to the motherboard at a predetermined interval thereafter. After the motherboard has received the synchronous signal, the current time of the BIOS is sent to the BMC, and the BMC updates the timing of the BMC by the current time of the BIOS, so that the timing of the BMC will be consistent with the current time of the BIOS, and system administrators no longer need to update the time manually.

Abstract: A universal computer product hardware configuration initialization handling method and system is proposed, which is designed for use to be integrated to computer products of various different models having different hardware configurations for the purpose of providing these different models of computer products with a universal hardware configuration initialization capability. The proposed method and system is characterized by the embedding of a unique identification code that is specific to each particular model of computer product in the SMBIOS (System Management BIOS) and the embedding of the associated control programs and configuration data of all replaceable system components in the BMC (Baseboard Management Controller). This allows the initialization process of each model of computer product to first read SMBIOS for the identification code and then retrieve the corresponding set of control programs and configuration data from the SMC for system initialization.

Abstract: A method for adjusting setup default value of a basic input output system (BIOS) and a main board are provided. The main board offers a BIOS memory which includes a boot block and a main block. The boot block includes an adjusting table, and the main block includes an original setup default value and a dynamic table. The adjusting table is used to read the dynamic table, and the original setup default value is adjusted to be a customized setup default value according to the adjusting table and the dynamic table. Afterwards, the customized setup default value is stored in a setup value memory.

Abstract: A method for adjusting a set-up default value of a BIOS and a mainboard using the method are provided. The adjusting method used by the mainboard includes providing an original set-up default value and an adjusting table. The original set-up default value is adjusted according to the adjusting table, so as to obtain a customized set-up value, and to store the set-up value in a set-up value memory.

Abstract: A method uniformizes product data embedded in a computer platform equipped with a first-type control unit stored with first product data, and a second-type control unit stored with second product data. The method includes recording a first time value when the first product data are modified; recording a second time value when the second product data are modified; reading the first and second time values when either one of a power-on procedure and a resetting procedure is performed on the computer platform; comparing the first time value with the second time value and determining whether the first time value is identical to the second time value; and updating one of the first product data and the second product data having an earlier one of the first and second time values with the other if the first time value is determined to be not equal to the second time value.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a method and a server system for creating a sensor data record, wherein the server system has a first product code stored therein in advance. After the server system reads the first product code, the server system is able to read all monitoring information stored in a second storage unit and required by the server system through a link list stored in a first storage unit of the server system and copy the monitoring information to a third storage unit, so as to complete creating a sensor data record.

Abstract: A computer platform boot block program corruption recovery handling method and system is proposed, which is designed for integration to a computer platform for providing the BIOS (Basic Input/Output System) of the computer platform with a boot block program corruption recovery handling function that is characterized by the partition of a backup handling program storage area from the BIOS storage space, such that at the start of the computer platform, the backup handling program stored in this area is first executed to check whether the boot block program in the BIOS is in good executable condition. If not, a backup copy of the boot block program is downloaded into the boot block so as to recover the corrupted program code therein. This feature can help enhance the reliability of operation of the computer platform and allows the implementation to be more simple and cost-effective than prior art.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a method for updating the timing of a baseboard management controller (BMC) applied in a computer system. When a basic input output system (BIOS) installed on a motherboard of the computer system is initialized, the current time for the BMC to receive the BIOS is used for the timing of the BMC, and the BMC will send regular synchronous signals to the motherboard at a predetermined interval thereafter. After the motherboard has received the synchronous signal, the current time of the BIOS is sent to the BMC, and the BMC updates the timing of the BMC by the current time of the BIOS, so that the timing of the BMC will be consistent with the current time of the BIOS, and system administrators no longer need to update the time manually.

Abstract: A basic input/output system (BIOS) debugging system and method, which is applicable to a BIOS that has a debugging mechanism hidden by the BIOS in normal operation. The debugging method includes the following steps of (1) determining in a power on self test executed by the BIOS whether at least a preset input mode that is used for a user to enter the debugging mechanism is actuated or not, and proceeding to step (2) if the input mode is actuated, or continuing executing the POST; (2) entering the setting mode of the BIOS and displaying the hidden debugging mechanism; and (3) executing debugging functions provided by the debugging mechanism and/or resetting parameters provided by the debugging mechanism. Accordingly, the present invention allows the user to execute the hidden debugging mechanism after the completion of the BIOS initial setting, thereby, increasing the debugging efficiency.

Abstract: A universal computer product hardware configuration initialization handling method and system is proposed, which is designed for use to be integrated to computer products of various different models having different hardware configurations for the purpose of providing these different models of computer products with a universal hardware configuration initialization capability. The proposed method and system is characterized by the embedding of a unique identification code that is specific to each particular model of computer product in the SMBIOS (System Management BIOS) and the embedding of the associated control programs and configuration data of all replaceable system components in the BMC (Baseboard Management Controller). This allows the initialization process of each model of computer product to first read SMBIOS for the identification code and then retrieve the corresponding set of control programs and configuration data from the SMC for system initialization.

Abstract: The present invention discloses system and method for setting motherboard testing procedures. The method includes the steps of: selecting the required testing mode numeral corresponding to one of a plurality of BIOS programs, which required a next testing station via a setting module and storing the same into a second storage module as a preset testing mode numeral; performing a start-up procedure by the system; reading the preset testing mode numeral in the second storage module via a reading module during the start-up phase, and loading the BIOS program corresponding to the testing mode numeral into the system to perform subsequent test according to the loaded BIOS program. Thus, different testing modes can be set according to different testing stations, thereby increasing testing efficiency of motherboard testing procedures having a plurality of testing stations.