Gigabyte Z170x Gaming 5 Manual

							3-3 Debug LED Codes
CodeDescription
10PEI Core is started. 
11Pre-memory CPU initialization is started.
12~14Reserved.
15Pre-memory North-Bridge initialization is started.
16~18Reserved.
19Pre-memory South-Bridge initialization is started.
1A~2AReserved.
2B~2FMemory initialization.
31Memory installed.
32~36CPU PEI initialization.
37~3AIOH PEI initialization.
3B~3EPCH PEI initialization.
3F~4FReserved.
60DXE Core is started.
61NVRAM	initialization.
62Installation of the PCH runtime services.
63~67CPU DXE initialization is started.
68PCI host bridge initialization is started.
69IOH DXE initialization.
6AIOH SMM initialization.
6B~6FReserved.
70PCH DXE initialization.
71PCH SMM initialization.
72PCH devices initialization.
73~77PCH	DXE	initialization	(PCH	module	specific).
78ACPI Core initialization.
79CSM initialization is started.
7A~7FReserved	for	 AMI	use.
80~8FReserved	for	OEM	use	(OEM	DXE	initialization	codes).
90Phase transfer to BDS (Boot Device Selection) from DXE.
91Issue event to connect drivers.
Regular Boot
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							CodeDescription
92PCI Bus initialization is started.
93PCI Bus hot plug initialization.
94PCI Bus enumeration for detecting how many resources are requested.
95Check PCI device requested resources.
96Assign PCI device resources.
97Console Output devices connect (ex. Monitor is lighted).
98Console input devices connect (ex. PS2/USB keyboard/mouse are activated\
).
99Super IO initialization.
9AUSB initialization is started.
9BIssue reset during USB initialization process.
9CDetect and install all currently connected USB devices. 
9DActivated all currently connected USB devices.
9E~9FReserved.
A0IDE initialization is started.
A1Issue reset during IDE initialization process.
A2Detect and install all currently connected IDE devices.
A3Activated all currently connected IDE devices.
A4SCSI initialization is started.
A5Issue reset during SCSI initialization process.
A6Detect and install all currently connected SCSI devices.
A7Activated all currently connected SCSI devices.
A8Verify password if needed.
A9BIOS Setup is started.
AAReserved.
ABWait user command in BIOS Setup.
ACReserved.
ADIssue	Ready	To	Boot	event	for	OS	Boot.
AEBoot to Legacy OS.
AFExit Boot Services.
B0Runtime	AP	installation	begins.
B1Runtime	 AP	installation	ends.
B2Legacy	Option	ROM	initialization.
B3System reset if needed.
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							CodeDescription
B4USB device hot plug-in.
B5PCI device hot plug.
B6Clean-up	of	NVRAM.
B7Reconfigure	NVRAM	settings.
B8~BFReserved.
C0~CFReserved.
CodeDescription
E0S3	Resume	is	started	(called	from	DXE	IPL).
E1Fill boot script data for S3 resume.
E2Initializes VGA for S3 resume.
E3OS S3 wake vector call.
S3 Resume
CodeDescription
F0Recovery	mode	will	be	triggered	due	to	invalid	firmware	volume	detection.
F1Recovery	mode	will	be	triggered	by	user	decision.
F2Recovery	is	started.
F3Recovery	firmware	image	is	found.
F4Recovery	firmware	image	is	loaded.
F5~F7Reserved	for	future	AMI	progress	codes.
Recovery
CodeDescription
50~55Memory initialization error occurs.
56Invalid CPU type or speed.
57CPU mismatch.
58CPU self test failed or possible CPU cache error.
59CPU micro-code is not found or micro-code update is failed.
5AInternal CPU error.
5BReset	PPI	is	failed.
5C~5FReserved.
D0CPU initialization error.
D1IOH initialization error.
Error
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							CodeDescription
D2PCH initialization error.
D3Some of the Architectural Protocols are not available.
D4PCI	resource	allocation	error.	Out	of	Resources.
D5No	Space	for	Legacy	Option	ROM	initialization.
D6No Console Output Devices are found.
D7No Console Input Devices are found.
D8It is an invalid password.
D9~DACan't load Boot Option.
DBFlash update is failed.
DCReset	protocol	is	failed.
DE~DFReserved.
E8S3 resume is failed.
E9S3	Resume	PPI	is	not	found.
EAS3	Resume	Boot	Script	is	invalid.
EBS3 OS Wake call is failed.
EC~EFReserved.
F8Recovery	PPI	is	invalid.
Recovery	capsule	is	not	found.
FAInvalid recovery capsule.
FB~FFReserved.
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