IBM xSeries 440 Troubleshooting Manual page 49

Code Function
091 RIOG port
(also called:
RXE Expansion
port)
092 Scalability port
(also called:
SMP Expansion
port)
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155 Active Memory
latch
165 Service
processor
166 System
management
Result
Failed Ping rate failure
Receive threshold exceeded
Transmit threshold exceeded
Connection error
Failed Ping rate failure
Receive threshold exceeded
Transmit threshold exceeded
Connection error
Failed Active Memory latch mechanism is defective
Failed Service processor BIST indicate failed tests.
Unable to restart service processor.
I2C Bus Error(s). See System Error Log for details
from both SERVPROC and DIAGS messages.
I2C Busses xyz bad or devices on these busses are
functioning incorrectly
(where xyz identifies the busses that are causing the
error message)
Failed I2C Bus xyz bad or devices on this bus are
functioning incorrectly
(where xyz identifies the busses that are causing the
error message)
Service processor is temporarily unreachable or not
installed.
Failed ASM adapter may be busy
ASM communication failed
I2C bus failure
I2C cable disconnected
Restart ASM error
System management failure
ASM BIST failed
System management hardware on system board
failed.
Description Action
Verify that cables are
connected correctly and
securely, and try again.
If the problem persists,
call for service.
Verify that cables are
connected correctly and
securely, and try again.
If the problem persists,
call for service.
Call for service.
Disconnect all server
and option power cords
from the server, wait 30
seconds, reconnect,
and try again.
If problem persists, call
for service.
1. Make sure you have
downloaded and
installed the latest
level of service
processor code, and
then try again.
2. Make sure the cable
is firmly connected
to the ASM adapter
and the system
board, and then try
again.
3. Reseat the Remote
Supervisor Adapter,
and then try again.
4. Disconnect all
server and option
power cords from
the server, wait 30
seconds, reconnect,
and try again.
If problem persists, call
for service.
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