Dell PowerEdge 3250 Product Manual page 20

BIOS POST Error Codes and Messages
Error Error Message and Character
Code Attributes
142 PCI IO Allocation Error
DFLT/RED_BLACK
143 PCI IRQ Allocation Error
DFLT/RED_BLACK
144 Shadow of PCI ROM Failed
DFLT/RED_BLACK
145 PCI ROM not found
DFLT/RED_BLACK
146 Insufficient Memory to Shadow
PCI ROM DFLT/RED_BLACK
8100 Processor 01 failed BIST
WARN/YELLOW_BLACK
8101 Processor 02 failed BIST
WARN/YELLOW_BLACK
8110 Processor 01 Internal error
(IERR)
WARN/YELLOW_BLACK
8111 Processor 02 Internal error
(IERR)
WARN/YELLOW_BLACK
8120 Processor 01: Thermal trip
failure. WARN/YELLOW_BLACK
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Boot
Yes PCI I/O Resource allocation for PCI devices has been
exceeded - remove add-adapter(s) retest. Suspect or
replace any add-in adapter(s) 1st, the PCI Riser 2nd
and the main board 3rd.
Yes PCI IRQ Resource allocation for PCI devices has been
exceeded - remove add-adapter(s) retest. Suspect or
replace any add-in adapter(s) 1st, the PCI Riser 2nd
and the main board 3rd.
Yes PCI ROM memory allocation area for PCI devices has
been exceeded - remove add-adapter(s) retest.
Suspect or replace any add-in adapter(s) 1st, the PCI
Riser 2nd and the main board 3rd.
Yes PCI ROM memory allocation area for PCI devices has
been exceeded or PCI ROM did not have space to
load - remove add-adapter(s) retest. Suspect or
replace any add-in adapter(s) 1st, the PCI Riser 2nd
and the main board 3rd.
Yes PCI Option ROM area exceeded - remove add-
adapter(s) retest. Suspect or replace any add-in
adapter(s) 1st, the PCI Riser 2nd and the main board
3rd.
Yes Processor failed to initialize in time, Refer to "Fault
Resilient Boot" in Debug Methodology and failure
Isolation section.
Yes Processor failed to initialize in time, Refer to "Fault
Resilient Boot" in Debug Methodology and failure
Isolation section.
Yes Refer to "Processor" in Debug Methodology and failure
Isolation section.
Yes Refer to "Processor" in Debug Methodology and failure
Isolation section.
Yes Processor 01 has exceeded the thermal diode
temperature limit resulting in a thermal trip event,
check for airflow obstructions to fans and heat sinks.
Ensure processor air duct is present and secured. The
system is designed to run heavy loads up to 35C or
96F ambient. However, Under normal (i.e. no fan
failure) conditions, the CPU should not throttle until
42C/ 107F. (With a fan failure, throttling could possibly
occur at about 27C) Thermal trip should occur at 50C
/120F, thermal trip will shut down the processor or
system. If this occurs and the ambient temp is far
cooler - Refer to "Processor" in Debug Methodology
and failure Isolation section.
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