HP 9000 300 Series Service Handbook page 76

Table 5-5. Boot ROM Displayed Error Messages
Error Message Meaning and What to Do
DATA PARITY ERROR AT
Parity error at (address). Replace memory module
(address) that has the indicated address.
Memory Failed At (address) Memory failed at (address). Refer to memory
address vs. memory block table and replace
memory module.
Memory Gone At (address) Memory not found at indicated address.
Replace memory module that has the indicated
address.
Not Enough Memory Not enough memory to load operating system.
Add more memory.
Parity Bit Error At (address) Parity error at (address). Replace memory module
that has the indicated address.
System Would Load Too High An addressing error would make the operating
system try to load at too high an address.
Probable cause:
• Bad media.
• Data transfer error.
• Bad system board or mass storage device.
T:ry again. If error repeats, troubleshoot above
items.
System Hot Found Selected operating system not found on mass
storage devices. Verify operating system is
available on a mass storage device, then try again.
If error repeats, troubleshoot processor, interface
and mass storage.
Unexpected Use Of (address)
Possible CPU related error. Refer to Table 6-3.
Configuration EEPROM Failed Configuration EEPROM or associated circuits may
not be working correctly. One of these situations
may exist:
• Some default and some new configuration value
are set.
• Some error occurred that should not affect
operation.
T:ry again. If error repeats, replace the system
board.
5·6 Diagnostics