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Remote packet messages (sub group 8).
Message number
Message numbers indicate the type of NS Boot message. For example, NS
Boot messages NSBXX00X to NSBXX49X are informational NS Boot messages.
NS Boot messages NSBXX50X to NSBXX99X are NS Boot warning and error
messages.
Origin
A message origin can be 0, 5, or 9. The NS Boot message NSBXXXX0 indicates
a high probability of a Network Station problem. The NS Boot message
NSBXXXX5 a high probability of a network server problem. The NS Boot
message NSBXXXX9 indicates that the problem can be either client or server
related.
To solve configuration errors, enter the NS Boot utility and reset all
configuration options to default values (see “Loading the factory defaults” on
page 50). To resolve hardware-related problems, refer to “Chapter 2. Replacing
Network Station parts” on page 9.
NS Boot error messages
Error code Error message What you should do
General messages (NSB0xxxx)
NSB00030 Canceled by user. Press any key to enter the NS Boot
utility.
Battery messages (NSB01xxx)
NSB01500 Battery dead. Replace the lithium battery (see
“Exchanging the lithium battery” on
page 20).
Main memory messages (NSB10xxx)
NSB11500 On board memory
failure. Ensure that the memory is installed
properly, or replace memory (see
“Exchanging the memory” on page 20).
NSB11510 Slot %d memory failure. Ensure that the memory is installed
properly, or replace the memory (see
“Exchanging the memory” on page 20).
Non-volatile memory messages (NVRAM) (NSB11xxx)
NSB12500 Checksum failure for
nonvolatile memory. Re-enter NS Boot configuration data, if
different from the default values.
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