The Uadmin 2 0 And Reboot Commands Read Old Bootmode Settings (Cr 6585340) - Fujitsu SPARC Enterprise T5120 Product Notes

PCIEX-8000-HS
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The following example from the ALOM CMT compatibility CLI illustrates the
problem. In this example, the faulty FRU displayed is the motherboard (/SYS/MB)
when the actual faulty component is a memory DIMM.
sc> showfaults -v
Last POST Run: Jul. 13 18:32:11 2007
Post Status: Passed all devices
ID Time
0 Jul 13 19:31:34
SUN4V-8000-DX
In addition, there is a problem with the output displayed by the show
/SYS/faultmgmt command (ILOM CLI). The fault_state property of
components, and the faulted components listed under the Fault Management tab in
the ILOM BI are incorrect for the PSH Message-IDs listed above. Also, the FB-DIMM
fault indicator will not operate, and the FRUID for the motherboard will have a fault
recorded.
Workaround: Use the Fault Management utilities on the host to find the location of
the faulty DIMM(s) or PCIe adapters. Instructions for using these utilities for these
faults can be found in the Predictive Self-Healing Knowledge Articles located at:
http://www.sun.com/msg/MSGID
where MSGID is one of the PSH Message IDs listed in the bulleted list in this section
and displayed by the ALOM showfaults command.
For faulty DIMMs, refer to the DIMM label on the air duct or system cover to verify
the DIMM location.
Once the faulty DIMM is replaced and the PSH fault has been cleared, the entry in
showfaults will be deleted, and the fault recorded in the motherboard FRUID will
be cleared.
The uadmin 2 0 and reboot Commands Read
Old Bootmode Settings (CR 6585340)
This issue is resolved by updating the system firmware to 7.1.6.d or later.
You can change LDoms variables in the control domain in one of three ways, with
the OpenBoot setenv command in the control domain, with the Solaris eeprom
command in the control domain, or using ILOM bootmode bootscript option.
100 SPARC Enterprise T5120 and T5220 Servers Product Notes • April 2010
FRU Class
/SYS/MB Host detected fault, MSGID:
UUID: 7b471945-ceef-eea0-c3ad-85ca140be5b2
Fault