dl380 G8 BIOS has corrupted hw-PMU resources (MSR 38d is 330)

[yangxiaodong]

hello，

firewall bug the bios has corrupted hw-pmu resources (msr 38d is 330)

ERST:Failed to get Error log Address Range

sd 3:0:0:0 {sdc} no caching mode page found

sd 3:0:0:0 {sdc}assuming drive cache write through 

systemd-readahead[2009]:Failed to open pack file :Read -only file system

What can I do?

Thanks very much

[Jimmy Vance]

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@yangxiaodong wrote:

hello，

firewall bug the bios has corrupted hw-pmu resources (msr 38d is 330)

ERST:Failed to get Error log Address Range

sd 3:0:0:0 {sdc} no caching mode page found

sd 3:0:0:0 {sdc}assuming drive cache write through 

systemd-readahead[2009]:Failed to open pack file :Read -only file system

What can I do?

Thanks very much

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Most of these messages are well documented in the forums the PMU resource message appears on every ProLiant server https://community.hpe.com/t5/ProLiant-Servers-ML-DL-SL/ML350-G9-BIOS-has-corrupted-hw-PMU-resources-MSR-38d-is-330/m-p/6831422/highlight/true#M152674

ERST Gen8 https://support.hpe.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-kc0109228en_us&docLocale=en_US

The device at /dev/sdc is more than likey a USB key, SD, or µSD card and normal

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[yangxiaodong]

Thank you, will these problems prevent me from entering the system? I will now get stuck at the error interface after one minute of selecting the system, thanks again

[Jimmy Vance · Accepted solution]

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@yangxiaodong wrote:

Thank you, will these problems prevent me from entering the system? I will now get stuck at the error interface after one minute of selecting the system, thanks again

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No, these are just informational messages. if you are getting just a black screen, or the system kicks out other error messages, there is something else causing the issue, these just happen to be the last messages left on the screen.   If you are getting a black screen the common issue is the monitor cannot display the resolution the OS is trying to set.  Add the boot option 'nomodeset' on the kernel boot line to disable kernel mode switching

[yangxiaodong]

Thanks for your answer, it was very helpful to me