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Table 10. System firmware boot list errors (continued)
Code Message Description Action
E3409 Unknown FORTH Word Internal code error, or compatibility
issue.
Contact your IBM service
representative. You may need to
perform the firmware upgrade.
E3410 Boot list successfully read from
VPD but no useful information
received.
The firmware found a valid VPD
but was not able to find bootable
code on any of the devices listed
in it.
Use Advanced Management
Module Web browser to specify at
least one device that contains
bootable code.
From the Advanced Management
Module Web interface, choose
BladeTasks>Configuration>Boot
Sequence .
W3411 Client application returned. Loaded OS or standalone
application returned to firmware.
This may be a normal condition or
firmware could not detect any error
issued by the client application.
Booting from the boot-device list
will be interrupted at this stage
and no further attempts to boot
from devices in the list will be
made.
None needed. If boot (e.g. yaboot)
exited because of need to boot
from different device in the list,
either boot manually from the
firmware (ok) prompt or, using the
Advanced Management Module,
change the boot device order in
the system configuration.
E3420 Boot list could not be read from
VPD.
The firmware found an invalid
VPD. Possibly it has been
corrupted by the system software.
The VPD must be rewritten. Use
the Advanced Management
Module Web browser to specify at
least one device that contains
bootable code.
From the Advanced Management
Module Web interface, choose
BladeTasks>Configuration>Boot
Sequence .If the problem persists,
contact your IBM service
representative.
System firmware update errors
The following table describes system firmware errors that can occur if there have
been problems after an update.
Table 11. System firmware boot errors
Code Message Description Action
E4000 (RTAS Flash) unknown flash chip
version
The flash update code does not
support the onboard boot ROM
flash chip.
Contact your IBM service
representative as the system
board may need replacing.
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