Fujitsu SPARC Enterprise T5140 Product Notes page 93

Issues Fixed in System Firmware 7.2.10 or Later (Continued)
TABLE A-6
CR ID Description
6946636 In the Oracle VM Server for SPARC (the former
Logical Domains Manager) environment, in such
6908024
occasions as you changed the domain configuration,
the ldm add-spconfig (or ldm add-config)
command which you execute to save the domain
configuration information to ILOM may fail, due to
the ILOM memory shortage.
Failure event example:
# ldm add-spconfig config_initial
Error: Operation failed because the
system controller ran out of memory.
Before being able to save a new
configuration, one or more of the
existing ones must be deleted.
6942238 When you mount a link card connected to PCI box
and start the system, the slot number is falsely
displayed in the LEDs and FRU Status of the
prtdiag -v command output.
For details, see
Connected to PCI Box Is Falsely Displayed (CR
6942238)" on page
6939213 After updated to System Firmware 7.2.8, when you
remove/insert the power cord or reset ILOM, a
message that indicates the presence or absence of a
component such as DIMM, PSU, or FAN (Device
Present / Device Absent) may be displayed
in the event log.
For details, see
7.2.8, a Message Indicating the Presence or Absence
of a Component May Be Displayed in the Event Log
(CR 6939213)" on page
"Slot Number of Link Card
87.
"After Updated to System Firmware
89.
Workaround
Note - Fixed in System Firmware 7.2.10 or later.
After the system stop, disconnect the power cord and
then reconnect the power cord.
Note - Fixed in System Firmware 7.2.10 or later.
None.
This can be safely ignored. To check the fibre channel
card mount, use IO Devices of the prtdiag
command of Solaris OS.
For details, see "Slot Number of Link Card Connected
to PCI Box Is Falsely Displayed (CR 6942238)" on
page 87.
Note - Fixed in System Firmware 7.2.10 or later.
None.
These messages are not the error messages. The
message is displayed at the point when ILOM
restarted, in order to reload the component
information, and can be safely ignored.
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