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12-07-2004 03:37 AM
12-07-2004 03:37 AM
PL1600R hardware problem
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12-07-2004 04:03 AM
12-07-2004 04:03 AM
Re: PL1600R hardware problem
Did this message is due to an upgrade CPU or memory or did it appears without any hardware changes?
Stf ;-)
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12-07-2004 04:08 AM
12-07-2004 04:08 AM
Re: PL1600R hardware problem
http://www.tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=952198&page=1
In case of no hardware changes:
http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/questionanswer.do?threadId=543228
or
http://forums1.itrc.hp.com/service/forums/bizsupport/questionanswer.do?threadId=436293
Stf
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12-07-2004 10:58 PM
12-07-2004 10:58 PM
Re: PL1600R hardware problem
Does your Proliant 1600 have a 500Mhz or above CPU(s) installed? If it is a 550Mhz or 600Mhz CPU(s) then do you have the thermal kit installed?
The easiest way to tell is to remove the processor cage and check that there is a piece of foam attached to the lid of the processor cage when you open it with the thumbscrew. This is essential for cooling the higher speed CPUs and memory dimms.
There is also a newer fan attached to the processor cage for higher speed CPU's. If you look at the fan on the processor cage it should have a label showing 12V DC 0.80 Amp. The older fan was 0.49 Amp.
These components are essential to keep the higher speed Proliant 1600's cool. One of the symptoms of overheating is NMI Parity errors although there are other sources for this problem, mainly on the processor cage again.
I hope this helps,
Brian
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12-08-2004 04:41 AM
12-08-2004 04:41 AM
Re: PL1600R hardware problem
Regards,
Tim
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12-08-2004 05:44 AM
12-08-2004 05:44 AM
Re: PL1600R hardware problem
That's an HP Confidential document.
I'm aware of the problem too but sometimes when the processor cage is swapped by an engineer, the cooling options are missing on the replacement and this leads to the overheating.
Please be careful when issuing documentation to the forum. HP don't want engineering advisories sent to the public. Only Customer Advisories are allowed to be publicly available.
I'm not getting on my soap box or anything like that but manufacturers are very careful regarding what should be publicly available for and protect proprietry information.
Regards,
Brian
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12-08-2004 05:44 AM
12-08-2004 05:44 AM
Re: PL1600R hardware problem
That's an HP Confidential document.
I'm aware of the problem too but sometimes when the processor cage is swapped by an engineer, the cooling options are missing on the replacement and this leads to the overheating.
Please be careful when issuing documentation to the forum. HP don't want engineering advisories sent to the public. Only Customer Advisories are allowed to be publicly available.
I'm not getting on my soap box or anything like that but manufacturers are very careful regarding what should be publicly available and protect proprietry information.
Regards,
Brian
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12-08-2004 06:52 AM
12-08-2004 06:52 AM
Re: PL1600R hardware problem
This was my first post, I didn't know this was a public forum. By the way, there is a non-confidential service advisory on this issue.
Regards,
Tim
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