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01-27-2008 05:11 AM
01-27-2008 05:11 AM
DL360 System Lights indicate CPU Failure (amber).
One of my 2 DL360's shut itself down, and refused to start again. CPU Critical lights were on for both CPUs.
I took the drives (5 x SAS) out of that machine and iserted into an identical machine. Now the new machine is showing CPU Critical (Amber).
I am assuming this was flagged somehow on the drives, or is an incorrect failure indicator.
Any ideas?
I took the drives (5 x SAS) out of that machine and iserted into an identical machine. Now the new machine is showing CPU Critical (Amber).
I am assuming this was flagged somehow on the drives, or is an incorrect failure indicator.
Any ideas?
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