Sun Microsystems Sun Workstation 100U System Manager's Manual page 153

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100/150 Installation Manual Power-up and Bootstrap
Please start it, if necessary, -OR- press any key to quit.
See "Waiting for disk to spin up ... ".
Possible boot devices:
You have asked for a list of boot devices with the 'b l' command.
Protection Bus Error ...
See HBus Error ... ". The attempted access was invalid because your program is not per-
mitted to access the addressed data in this way; for example, writing to that page is
disallowed.
ROM Rev x, mm memory inst·alled
The monitor is identifying its revision level and the system configuration as part of the
power-on sequence. z is a letter or phrase indicating which particular version of the
monitor is installed; mm shows how much memory was found during system
configuration at power-on. If an even number of megabytes is installed, mm is
displayed as "nnMB"; otherwise as "nnnnKB".
Retensing ...
The monitor is attempting to boot from an Archive tape. Its first attempt failed, so it
is retensing the tape (winding all the tape from one reel to the other), which makes it
much more likely to succeed.
Seek not from beginning of file
The current program is using the standalone I/O library and has tried to do an unsup-
ported seek operation.
SegMap
ClCICICICICI:
zxT
The monitor is examining or changing the segment map in response to your recent 'm'
command. You can enter a space and type 'RETURN' to get back to command mode.
Self Test completed successfully
The monitor has completed its power-on self test without finding any hardware prob-
lems.
Self Test found a problem in ,omething
The monitor has completed its power-on self test and found a problem in some subsys-
tem. Something describes the general location of the error. Further messages give more
details; see HWrote ... " and "Damage found ... ".
Serial
*'
orne_number, Ethernet address n:n:n:n:n:n
The monitor is identifying your machine's serial number and hardware Ethernet
address as part of the power-on sequence. The hardware Ethernet address is taken
from the ID PROM on the Sun-2 CPU board, and is given as a
~byte
hexadecimal
value with a colon between each byte. A typical Ethernet address might be
"8:0:20:1:1:A3' .
Short read
The boot program is trying to boot a program from disk or net disk. It has located the
program, but encountered an error while reading it into memory.
Size: text
+
dClta
+
b" bytes
The boot program is loading in the program you requested. Text, data, and b" are the
sizes of the three sections of the program; they are printed as each is read into memory.
After finishing display of this message, the boot program begins execution of your pro-
gram; further messages can come from it instead of from the boot program or monitor.
Sun Workstation, Model Sun-l/lOOU or Sun-l/150U, keyb keyboard
The Model 100U or 150U workstation has just been powered on, or you entered a 'kb'
Revision
H
of 12 March 1984
A-II