IBM QS22 - BladeCenter - 0793, Service Manual

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Table 19. I/O DIMM Advanced Management Module messages (continued)
Message Severity Description Action
Unsupported I/O Buffer
DIMM type: Wxxxx on
JIOBUF yy .
Where
Wxxxx is the warning
number shown in table
Table 17 on page 98and
JIOBUFyy is the slot
number of the affected
I/O buffer DIMM
Warning An I/O-buffer memory module with
correct but unsupported properties was
found.
See the console output for more details
and for the affected DIMM.
Other error messages
The following table describes other error messages that can be displayed.
Table 20. Other error messages
Code Message Description Action
E1001 Boot ROM CRC failure The firmware image was found to
be inconsistent during bootup. The
inconsistency might be due to
image corruption during flash
update or might indicate a
hardware problem.
The boot watchdog triggers. Reject
the malfunctioning flash image as
described in “Recovering the
TEMP image from the PERM
image” on page 64. Power down
then reboot the blade. If the
problem persists, contact your IBM
service representative as the
system board assembly may need
replacement.
E1002 System memory could not be
initialized
The firmware encountered an error
during the memory initialization.
The boot watchdog automatically
boots the system from the
permanent flash side. The
malfunctioning firmware image
should be rejected as described in
“Recovering the TEMP image from
the PERM image” on page 64.
Power down then reboot the
blade. If the problem persists,
contact your IBM service
representative as the system
board assembly may need
replacement.
E1003 Firmware image incomplete The firmware detected missing
components and cannot continue
execution.
The boot watchdog automatically
boots the system from the
permanent flash side. The
malfunctioning firmware image
should be rejected as described in
“Recovering the TEMP image from
the PERM image” on page 64.
Power down then reboot the
blade. If the problem persists,
contact your IBM service
representative as the system
board assembly may need
replacement.
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