Fujitsu SPARC Enterprise T5140, Product Notes

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Chapter 3 Known Issues 39
6849287 When powering on the system, there may be an
output message to show that the memory sensor
(
VMEMR/VMEML ) or the CPU core sensor
(
VCORER/VCOREL
) detected an excess of the
voltage over the threshold value of non-critical level.
Message Example:
Jun 10 04:58:31: IPMI |minor :
"ID = dcd : 06/10/2010 : 04:58:31 :
Voltage : /MB/V_VMEMR : Upper Non-
critical
going high : reading 1.84 >= threshold
1.66 Volts
Jun 10 04:59:17: IPMI |minor :
"ID = dd6 : 06/10/2010 : 04:58:44 :
Voltage : /MB/V_VMEMR : Upper Non-
critical
going low : reading 1.60 <= threshold
1.66 Volts"
Jun 10 06:04:52: IPMI |minor :
"ID = de7 : 06/10/2010 : 06:04:52 :
Voltage : /MB/V_VCOREL : Upper Non-
critical
going high : reading 1.21 > = threshold
1.21 Volts"
Jun 10 06:05:36: IPMI |minor :
"ID = df0 : 06/10/2010 : 06:05:05 :
Voltage : /MB/V_VCOREL : Upper Non-
critical
going low : reading 1.16 < = threshold
1.21 Volts"
None.
This is not a problem as far as the value has been
restored to normal after detected the message of an
excess voltage over the threshold value.
6842745 The
prtdiag
command doesn't show the correct
memory configuration in the output, in the
configuration with different memory capacities.
For the output example, see
“The
prtdiag
Command Doesn't Show the Correct Memory
Configuration in the Output, in the Configuration
with Different Memory Capacities (CR 6842745)” on
page 43
.
None.
Please check that the memory size is equal to the
mounted memory size.
TABLE 3-4
Firmware and General Software Issues (Continued)
CR ID Description Workaround