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prasadb
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boot problem

hello all,
i have one problem in booting one of my system. the server was working fine, then i removed 1 GB RAM in it for some other server and now have added 512 of RAM in it and now its unable to boot. i could get GSP but not console. let me know if you want any output from GSP..

kindly help

thanx in advance..

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likid0
Honored Contributor

Re: boot problem

You should check in the gsp, in the vfp, if you are passing the POST tests, because if its hardware related, you wont get passed that point, you can also check de chassis logs for errors.

What model are you working with ?
Windows?, no thanks
Ramesh S
Esteemed Contributor

Re: boot problem

Hi

What is the exact issue while booting?

Any errors or panic strings ? Provide some more details.

Best Regards,
Ramesh
SUDHAKAR_18
Trusted Contributor

Re: boot problem

Hi Prasadshete,

Kindly provide more details! atleast your server model. because gsp commands deffers from IA & PARISC.

prasadb
Super Advisor

Re: boot problem

this was displayed on console :

***** EARLY BOOT VFP : SYSTEM ALERT *****
SYSTEM NAME: dldptest
DATE: 04/16/2008 TIME: 08:27:55
ALERT LEVEL: 15 = Fatal hardware or configuration problem prevents operation

REASON FOR ALERT
SOURCE: 7 = memory
SOURCE DETAIL: 2 = carrier SOURCE ID: FF
PROBLEM DETAIL: B = missing

LEDs: RUN ATTENTION FAULT REMOTE POWER
FLASH FLASH ON ON ON
LED State: Boot Failed. Running non-OS code. Non-critical error detected.
Check Chassis and Console Logs for error messages.
Eric SAUBIGNAC
Honored Contributor

Re: boot problem

Bonjour Prasadshete,

REASON FOR ALERT
SOURCE: 7 = memory
SOURCE DETAIL: 2 = carrier SOURCE ID: FF
PROBLEM DETAIL: B = missing

==> clearly memory problem

Don't know wich hardware you are working on, but in a general way, you must follow some rules when working with RAM.

For example, you have banks, numbered from 0 to N and followed by a letter : 0a, 0b, 0c, 0d then 1a, 1b, 1c, 1d, etc ... If you insert a ram in bank 0a, you are supposed to also populate 0b, 0c and 0d with the same kind of RAM. You are also frequently supposed to place biggest RAM in first banks, lower in higher ones ...

Did you check this ? Have you read the hardware guide ?

Regards

Eric
YAQUB_1
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Re: boot problem

Hi Prasad,

U did not mention which H/W model Ur using anyway, pls inform---

>>> i removed 1 GB RAM in it for some other server and now have added 512 of RAM in it and now its unable to boot.
==> Before replace the system boot properly?
==> Can U check add on new RAM part number is same?

Thanks├в Yaqub
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Andrew Rutter
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Re: boot problem

hi,

is the memory installed on a memory carrier board, like the N4000's?

it looks like this is'nt seated correctly if it is, remove it and check the pins if it is. Also check the seating of the memory dimms aswell. also check the correct slots are been used

post a few more entries from the gsp error logs and also at wha point it stops at on the local console and output of the chassis logs if you can

Andy
prasadb
Super Advisor

Re: boot problem

sorry all..
i cudn,t throw any light as i was not available for two days..
well..i will tell you now..there i dont have much knowledge about the hardware but..there are slots divided into two parts..and i placed two RAMs in each section..and the model of the server is ..

well..these are the logs from GSP.
tell me what logs from SL (chassis code buffer)you need to know related to this..

thank all..





prasadb
Super Advisor

Re: boot problem

also the server model is..(output of uname -a)...is
HP-UX dlrestre B.11.11 U 9000/800 164901517 unlimited-user license