IBM QS22 - BladeCenter - 0793, Service Manual

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Table 12. DIMM boot errors (continued)
Code Message Description Action
W1400 Memory hole between physical
address x and y
Memory hole.
Due to error E1100 a portion of
the predetermined physical
address map (configuration ring)
is unavailable, leaving a memory
hole in the address map.
Replace the DIMM where the
error occurred with a supported
DIMM.
See Chapter 3, “Parts listing,” on
page 27 for details of supported
DIMMs.
E1500 Bad memory configuration. Aborting
system boot
Bad configuration.
Due to occurrences of errors
E1100, E1120, E1140, E1150 the
BMC cannot power on the system.
Check DIMM configuration and
correct where necessary. See
“Adding or changing system
memory” on page 39 for details of
permitted configurations.
W1700 Multiple attempts needed to reset
DQS latches on CPUx.
DQS reset problems.
Firmware needed multiple
attempts to ensure that the DQS
latches were properly put in reset.
IBM PowerXCell 8i informational
message
W1800 Unable to reset DQS latches on
CPUx.
DQS reset error.
Firmware exceeded maximum
attempts to ensure that the DQS
latches were properly put in reset.
IBM PowerXCell 8i informational
message
USB errors
The following table describes boot list errors. These may occur when booting from a
bootable CD or DVD.
Table 13. System firmware boot errors
Code Message Description Action
E5000 (USB) Media or drive not ready for
this blade.
The media tray is not accessible
for boot.
Verify that the media tray is
assigned to the blade and that the
media is configured correctly.
If this does not resolve the
problem, check the other blade
servers. If they cannot access the
media, there may be a problem
with the BladeCenter unit. See the
documentation that comes with the
BladeCenter unit for further
information.
E5010 (USB) No Media Found! Please
check for the drawer/inserted
media.
Media is not inserted or the drawer
of the media tray is open.
Ensure that there is a bootable CD
or DVD in the tray and that the
drawer is closed.
E5020 (USB) Unknown media format. The media is not recognized by
the firmware.
Insert a suitable bootable CD.
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