Finding bad dimm on the MP console of a RX7620

[r rayfield]

Can I tell which memory dimm is bad from the FRU output? I have one stick that is marking a bank bad, and need to find out which one.

[Torsten.]

Hi,

run the stm on the memory followed by the logtool to get more information.

echo "selclass qualifier memory;info;wait;infolog" | /usr/sbin/cstm

[Court Campbell]

why not try cstm.

cstm
cstm> sel dev 2
cstm> info
cstm> infolog

[r rayfield]

OK, I see the bad bank, but what did you say do next?

Cab 0 Cell 0 DIMM 7A 2048 Deconf 060206112125 62706
Cab 0 Cell 0 DIMM 7B 2048 Deconf 060206111346 62706
Cab 0 Cell 1 DIMM 6A 2048 Deconf 060206112602 62706
Cab 0 Cell 1 DIMM 6B 2048 Deconf 060206111006 62706

[Court Campbell]

I am not sure what you mean. If this server is under a support contract you need to call hp and have them come out and change the memory module.

[Torsten.]

deconfigured doesn't mean bad.

Contact the hp support.

[r rayfield]

It is 3rd party memory, HP does not support it.

[Torsten.]

So try to run the logtool within stm.
One bad dimm will cause the quad (4 Dimms) to be deconfigured.

What does the stm log gives you?

[r rayfield]

I don't know what you are talking about with the strn and logtool. Never saw the cstm command before today.....Can you give me the syntax please?

[Torsten.]

as mentioned above - first run

echo "selclass qualifier memory;info;wait;infolog" | /usr/sbin/cstm