System Troubleshooting and Diagnostics
5.2 Product Fault Management and Symptom-Directed Diagnosis
Example 5–6 (Cont.) Error Log Entry Indicating Correctable ECC Error
FOOTPRINT
0000050D
MEMORY ERROR STATUS:
_MEMORY MODULE #3 SLOT 2
_set = 5.
_bank = 0.
ECC SYNDROME = 0D(X)
_CORRECTED DATA BIT = 15.
STATUS
00000055
PAGE MARKED BAD
MULTIPLE ADDRESSES
scrubbed
GENERATE REPORT
CRD CNT
00000003
3.
PAGE MAPOUT CNT 00000002
2.
FIRST EVENT
122F1B00
0094F438
01-JUN-1993 09:50:21.36
LAST EVENT
122F1B00
0094F438
01-JUN-1993 09:50:21.36
LOWEST ADDRESS
08C72140
HIGHEST ADDRESS 08E43B28
ANAL/ERR/OUT=CRD CRD.ZPD
Note
Ownership (O-bit) memory correctable or fatal errors (MESR <04> or
MESR <03> of the processor Register Subpacket set equal to 1) are
processor module errors, NOT memory errors.
5.2.7 Interpreting System Bus Faults Using ANALYZE/ERROR
If hardware register CESR <09> ( ) and/or CQBIC hardware register DSER
<07>, <05>, or <02> (
) is set equal to 1, there may be a problem with the
Q–bus or Q–bus option.
When CESR <09> is set equal to 1, examine the hardware register CIOEAR2
(
) to determine the address of the offending option.
Example 5–7 provides an error log showing a faulty Q–bus option. The
CIOEAR2 error register indicates the first UQSSP controller as the offending
address.
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