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тАО07-20-2005 10:16 AM
тАО07-20-2005 10:16 AM
rp8400 MP core IO card fault light is on
System: rp8400 with four hard drives and two DVD drives.
Current status:
Cannot access MP. No response to keystrokes at local console. The amber fault light on the core IO/MP card is 'on' (amber).
History:
Earlier today I created one [genesis] partition comprised of two cell boards and noted that only two drives and one DVD-drive were found by ioscan. A "sea all" at the BCH displayed same results. Remember, there are four fixed drives and two DVDs on the system. I recall I should have access to all drives using this configuration.
At HPUX, I attempted to add a second partition. The parcreate command failed, saying that no cells were available. I used various commands to determine that my genesis partition was the only partition.
I recall that the second MP core IO card is needed to add a second partition. Thus, I suspected the second MP card might be bad.
I swapped the MP core IO cards. I thought if the second card were bad, then in the first position, it still should not work. Maybe this would prove the card was bad.
Once I did this, I lost access to the MP.
I swapped the cards back to their original positions, but did not regain access to the MP, and the amber MP fault light turned on.
I plan to order a replacement MP core IO card, but fear I may now have two bad MPs.
I hope there may be a way to reset the cards.
Can you suggest the next step to try?
Current status:
Cannot access MP. No response to keystrokes at local console. The amber fault light on the core IO/MP card is 'on' (amber).
History:
Earlier today I created one [genesis] partition comprised of two cell boards and noted that only two drives and one DVD-drive were found by ioscan. A "sea all" at the BCH displayed same results. Remember, there are four fixed drives and two DVDs on the system. I recall I should have access to all drives using this configuration.
At HPUX, I attempted to add a second partition. The parcreate command failed, saying that no cells were available. I used various commands to determine that my genesis partition was the only partition.
I recall that the second MP core IO card is needed to add a second partition. Thus, I suspected the second MP card might be bad.
I swapped the MP core IO cards. I thought if the second card were bad, then in the first position, it still should not work. Maybe this would prove the card was bad.
Once I did this, I lost access to the MP.
I swapped the cards back to their original positions, but did not regain access to the MP, and the amber MP fault light turned on.
I plan to order a replacement MP core IO card, but fear I may now have two bad MPs.
I hope there may be a way to reset the cards.
Can you suggest the next step to try?
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тАО07-20-2005 10:28 AM
тАО07-20-2005 10:28 AM
Re: rp8400 MP core IO card fault light is on
I just noted somehow I put htis thread under 3000, it should be under HP9000. Sorry.
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тАО07-20-2005 11:25 PM
тАО07-20-2005 11:25 PM
Re: rp8400 MP core IO card fault light is on
Replaced MP card; fault light went out.
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