IBM RS/6000 manual E1EB

Step 5

Starting at the top of the following table, find your symptom and do the in the Action column.

Symptom					Action
The	power	LED	does	not	come on, or comChecks onthe power cable		to the	outlet.		Check the
and	does	not	stay	on.	circuit breakers and check for			power	at the
					outlet.
					Assure the room temperature is			within	60	-
					90°F.
					If you	do not find a	problem,	record		error code
					M0PS0000 and report the problem to the
					service	organization.

The system appears to be stopped andProcessorNO POST failure. Report error code beep was heard from the system unit.M0CPU000.

The system appears to be stopped

andNo NOgood memory could be found. Report error

beep was heard from the

system unit.codeE122,M0MEM000.

E123, or E124 is displayed on

the

operator

panel

display.

The system appears to be stopped

a Nobeepgood WASmemory

could be

found.

Report

error

heard from

the

system

unit.

code

M0MEM001.

The

diagnostics

are

loaded

and

there RecordwasNO error

code

M0SPK001.

beep heard from the system unit during the IPL

sequence.

The system stops with the Diagnostic OperatingGoto “Step 6.”

Instructions

displayed.

The

diskette

LED

is

blinking

rapidly,

orTheE1EAflashor EPROM data is corrupted. The

E1EB

is

displayed

on

the operator

panelrecovery.

procedure

for

the

flash

EPROM

should

be

executed.

The

system stops with a prompt to

enterEntera thepasspassword-

. You are not be allowed to

word.

continue until a correct password has been

entered. When you have entered a valid pass-

word,

wait

for

one

of

the

other

conditions

to

occur.

The system stops with an eight-digit errorRecord the error

code(s)

and

report

the

problem

code(s)

displayed

on

the

console.

to

the

service

organization.

The

system

login

prompt

is

displayed. You

may

not

have

pressed

the

correct

key

or

you may not have pressed

the

key

soon enough

when

you

were

to

indicate

a

Service

Mode

boot

of diagnostic programs. If this was the case,

start

over

at

the

beginning

of

this step.

If

you

are

sure

you pressed the correct key in

timely manner go to Step 7.

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RS/6000

Enterprise

Server

Model

H

Series

User's

Guide