Abstract: A power-on method for a server device includes generating a stand-by power to a server module of the server device when a blade enable signal is asserted; asserting, by the server module, a power-on signal to a storage module of the server device; performing, by the storage module, a first boot-on process when the storage module receives the asserted power-on signal; transmitting, by the storage module, an asserted ready signal to the server module when the first boot-on process finishes; and performing, by the server module, a second boot-on process via a normal power when the server module receives the asserted ready signal.

Abstract: A detection system for storage device includes a case, one or more storage modules, one or more transmission cables, and one or more detection modules. The case defines one or more receiving slots and includes one or more position detectors. The position detector is installed adjacently to the receiving slot. The storage module is received by the receiving slot. The storage module includes a base board and a connecting module installed on the base board. The position detector generates a first error signal when the storage module is not correctly seated in the receiving slot. The transmission cable is coupled to the connecting module. The detection module is electrically connected to the transmission cable. The detection module generates a second error signal when the transmission cable is not correctly connected to the connecting module. Accordingly, service personnel can identify and resolve the errors quickly to enhance service efficiency.

Abstract: A power-on method for a server device includes generating a stand-by power to a server module of the server device when a blade enable signal is asserted; asserting, by the server module, a power-on signal to a storage module of the server device; performing, by the storage module, a first boot-on process when the storage module receives the asserted power-on signal; transmitting, by the storage module, an asserted ready signal to the server module when the first boot-on process finishes; and performing, by the server module, a second boot-on process via a normal power when the server module receives the asserted ready signal.