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post min normal Output Comparison (Continued)
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Output Displayed
0>Copyright © 2005 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights
reserved
SUN PROPRIETARY/CONFIDENTIAL.
Use is subject to license terms.
0>OBP->POST Call with %o0=00000800.01012000.
0>Diag level set to MIN.
0>Verbosity level set to NORMAL.
0>Start Selftest.....
0>CPUs present in system: 0
0>Test CPU(s)....Done
0>Interrupt Crosscall....Done
0>Init Memory....Done
0>Test Memory....Done
0>IO-Bridge Tests....Done
0>INFO:
0>
POST Passed all devices.
0>
0>POST: Return to OBP.
11.3.2 post max max
The following section contains the output of POST with max diagnostic level and
max output verbosity. The duration of POST was four minutes, 30 seconds. The left
column is the output. The right column describes what is happening. If the POST
output from your system does not match the output in the left column, use the
information in the right column to help diagnose the problem.
Error messages are reported when they are found. Examples of POST messages are
shown in "Analyzing POST Messages" on page 11-14.
post max max Output Comparison
TABLE 11-6
Output Displayed
ok post max max
What Is Happening
Copyright and license are
displayed.
CPU0 is acknowledged and POST
configuration is identified.
Testing is started.
CPU is identified and tested.
Interrupt handlers are set up and
checked.
Memory is initialized, phase-
locked loops (PLL) are reset, and
memory is re-initialized and
tested.
I/O bridge is tested.
POST has passed successfully and
returns control to the OpenBoot
PROM.
What Is Happening
User initiates POST from
OpenBoot PROM ok prompt.
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