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3.4.4
RMC Error Messages
Table 3–2 lists the fatal error messages that could potentially be
displayed on the OCP by the remote management console during
power-up.
Most fatal error messages prevent the system from
completing power-up.
require prompt attention but might not prevent the system from
completing power-up or booting the operating system.
NOTE: The VTERM and CTERM regulators referenced in Table 3–2 are
located on the system motherboard.
The " CPUn failed" message does not necessarily prevent the completion
of power-up. If the system finds a good CPU, it continues the power-up
process.
Table 3–2 RMC Fatal Error Messages
Message
AC loss
CPUn failed
VTERM failed
CTERM failed
Fan5, 6 failed
OverTemp failure
No CPU in slot 0
CPU door opened
TIG error
Mixed CPU types
The warning messages listed in Table 3–3
Meaning
No AC power to the system.
CPU failed. "n" is 0, 1, 2, or 3.
No VTERM voltage to CPUs.
No CTERM voltage to CPUs.
Main fan (6) and redundant fan (5) failed.
System temperature has passed the high threshold.
Configuration requires that a CPU be installed in slot 0.
System card cage cover off. Reinstall cover.
Code essential to system operation is not loaded and/or
running or TIG flash is corrupt.
Different types of CPU are installed. Configuration
requires that all CPUs be the same type.
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