Yes, there are options there. Screen shot below.
I can hit the F6 key, and it says it's going to go to boot selection, and I see it flash by (under 1 second) and then keep going.
Don't fully understand your replay. It will boot from the hard drive array. But if you are attempting to boot from a mounted ISO using the CIMC KVM, that's where the problem occurs. If the virtual devices aren't activated, F6 works. If they are activated, it flashes past the boot selection screen, so F6 doesn't work.
Additionally, in the CIMC I see this (screen shot below). Another chassis that does work correctly does not look like this. There is a configured boot order. When I try to add HDDANY (first entry on the one working properly), I get an error message about a system reserved name. I can create a virtual KVM DVD device and have figured out how to get it to boot from that, but I shouldn't need to.
I did reflash the BIOS using the HUU. Made no difference at all. Running the getfw utility requires a Linux based system....and I do not have ready access to one. Nice that Cisco provides the utility, but once again we seem to ignore that we need to make this work on Microsoft machines to have it fully available. I can certainly spin up a linux box to do it, but I really shouldn't have to do that.
Wondering now if I should downgrade it and then ugrade it again.
