Intel Boot Agent Messages - IBM 621410U - IntelliStation E - Pro 6214 Hardware Maintenance Manual

Table 5. NDIS (Windows 2000 or Windows XP) driver teaming messages for the Ethernet controller (continued)
Event ID Type
28 Error
29 Error
30 Informational
31 Informational
32 Warning
33 Warning
34 Warning
35 Warning
36 Error

Intel Boot Agent messages

The Intel Boot Agent might display one or more of the following messages during
initialization:
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Description
Explanation: Adapter failed to join because MaxFrameSize too small.
Action: Replace adapter.
Explanation: Adapter failed to join because MulticastList too small.
Action: Replace adapter.
Explanation: nn has successfully joined to team configuration.
Action: None
Explanation: nn has successfully removed from team configuration.
Action: None
Explanation: An illegal loopback situation has occurred on the adapter in device nn.
Action: Check the configuration to verify that all adapters in the team are connected
to 802.3ad compliant switch ports.
Explanation: No 802.3ad response from the link partner of any adapters in the team.
Action: Check the configuration to verify that all adapters in the team are connected
to 802.3ad compliant switch ports.
Explanation: More than one Link Aggegation Group was found. Only one group will
be functional within the team.
Action: None.
Explanation: Initializing team nn with xx missing adapters.
Action: Check the configuration to verify that all the adapters are present and
functioning.
Explanation: Initializing Team nn failed not all base drivers have the correct mac
address ANS will not load.
Action: Reconfigure the adapters and reassign MAC addresses.
Table 6. Intel Boot Agent messages
Message
Information messages
This option has been locked
and cannot be changed.
Adapter-related error messages
Description
Explanation: This message appears when you try to change
a configuration setting that has been locked by your system
administrator. This message can appear either from within
the PROSet's Boot Agent tab when operating in Windows
2000 or Windows XP or from the configuration setup menu
when operating in a stand-alone environment.
Action: If you think you should be able to change the
configuration setting, consult the system administrator.