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IC-OS UEFI Configuration — Gen-2 Supermicro
BIOS and UEFI settings for Gen-2 Supermicro node machines — advanced ACPI, CPU, NB, xGMI, memory, PCIe, and Trusted Computing settings required by IC-OS.
IC-OS UEFI Configuration — Gen-2 Gigabyte
BIOS and UEFI settings for Gen-2 Gigabyte node machines — Trusted Computing, CPU, PCI subsystem, and AMD CBS settings required by IC-OS.
IC-OS UEFI Configuration — Gen-2 Dell
BIOS and UEFI settings for Gen-2 Dell node machines — processor, boot mode, integrated devices, system security, and miscellaneous settings required by IC-OS.
IC-OS UEFI Configuration — Gen-2 ASUS
BIOS and UEFI settings for Gen-2 ASUS node machines — Trusted Computing, AMD CBS, CPU, and PCI subsystem settings required by IC-OS.
IC-OS UEFI Configuration — Gen-1 Supermicro
BIOS and UEFI settings for Gen-1 Supermicro node machines — advanced settings (boot feature, ACPI, CPU, NB, PCIe) and boot mode required by IC-OS.
IC-OS UEFI Configuration — Gen-1 Dell (PowerEdge R6525)
BIOS and UEFI settings for the Gen-1 Dell PowerEdge R6525 — iDRAC password reset, processor, boot, integrated devices, and miscellaneous settings required by IC-OS.
Node Provider FAQ
Common questions about running node machines on the Internet Computer — hardware compliance, RAID, HSMs, encryption, and the limits of provider access to canister state.
Node Provider Documentation
How independent operators run the hardware that hosts the Internet Computer — the role, the current onboarding status, the lifecycle from proposal to operation, and the rewards.
Node Provider Machine Hardware Guide
Hardware specifications and validated server configurations for node machines that join the Internet Computer — Gen-1 legacy and current Gen-2.
RMU build — Gen-1.5
Process for building a new Remote Management Unit to convert a Gen-1 site into a Gen-1.5 site — the staged path that adds remote access and tooling to the original Genesis hardware.
Gen-1 Node Onboarding After 48 Months
How Gen-1 node providers continue earning rewards beyond their initial 48-month window, including reward reconfiguration, optional HSM removal, and excess machine handover.