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Firmware, ILOM, POST, and SP Issues (Continued)
TABLE 3-3
CR Description
6599333 The ASR database does not support disabling
XAUI devices. When a XAUI device is disabled
(with ILOM CLI set NACname
component_state=disabled, or with the
ALOM CMT compatibility disablecomponent
command) or due to failures detected by POST,
the corresponding network device is still
available in the OpenBoot firmware.
6613212 Though you set user-reset or all-reset to
/Host/diag/trigger and execute reset by
using the reset /SYS command, POST fails to
be executed.
6614432 Erroneous power supply faults might be
displayed.
For an example, see
Faults (CR 6614432)" on page
Some servers report a low AC line input voltage
fault when the input voltage is in the range of
90V to 94V AC. This threshold is incorrect and
should not indicate an AC input fault until the
voltage drops below 90V AC.
6614568 In ILOM mode, though you send the break
request to OS, you cannot obtain the ok prompt.
-> set /HOST send_break_action=break
Set 'send_break_action' to 'break'
At this time, the following message appears on
the OS console; but none of the options can
obtain the ok prompt.
# Debugging requested; hardware watchdog
suspended.
c)ontinue, s)ync, r)eset?
6624705 When a component set disable by using
"Component Management" of BUI, on the screen
of an ALOM mode log-in user, a message
appears which supposed to be shown when the
command executed from CLI.
Fault | critical: SP detected fault at
time Wed Jul 18 09:37:15 2007.
/SYS/MB/GBE1 Disabled by CLI action.
"Erroneous Power Supply
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Workaround
Add "all-resets" or "power-on-reset" to
/HOST/diag/trigger.
Ensure that both server power supplies are
operating. When both power supplies are
operating, the server will remain powered on
during and after erroneous faults.
None. When the auto-boot? parameter is set
to false, ok prompt can be displayed by
selecting s or r. Selecting c returns you to the
Solaris OS. However, when the auto-boot?
parameter is set to true, none of the options can
obtain the ok prompt.
For the details, see the section "OpenBoot ok
Prompt" in the SPARC Enterprise T5120 and
T5220 Servers Administration Guide.
None.
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