Compaq AA-RHGWC-TE manual

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QBB number and console serial bus (CSB) node ID. QBB 0 and 1 (CSB node IDs 30 and 31) are in partition 0. QBB 2 and 3 (CSB node IDs 32 and 33) are in partition 1.

CPU module is present, powered up, and has passed self test (P). A dash (-) indicates an empty slot. An F indicates a self test failure. In this example, each QBB contains four CPU modules, each of which has passed self test.

Memory module is present, powered up, and has passed self test (P). A dash (-) indicates an empty slot. An F indicates a self test failure. In this example, each QBB contains two memory modules, both of which has passed self test.

Status of the PCI drawer I/O risers that are plugged into the QBB I/O risers in the form of Xm.n. X can either be a "P", "p", "F", or a dash (-). QBB local I/O risers are IOR0 (Port 0), IOR1 (Port 1), IOR2 (Port 2), and IOR3 (Port 3). A P (uppercase) indicates that power is on and self test passed. A p (lowercase) indicates that power is off and self test passed, and an F indicates a self test failure.

The m.n numbers for each QBB indicate which PCI drawer (m = 0 through f) and which PCI drawer I/O riser (n = 0, 1) the local I/O riser is connected to. For example, QBB0 Port 0 (IOR0) is connected to PCI drawer 0 I/O riser 0 (P0.0); QBB0 Port 1 (IOR1) is connected to PCI drawer 0 I/O riser 1 (P0.1).

Dashes (-) in place of m.n signify that the I/O riser module is not installed. The display always shows two sequences of --.-(for example --.---.-) because there are two ports on a local I/O riser module.

The other sequence you may observe is Px.x, which indicates that the I/O riser module is installed, powered-up, and has passed self test, but a cable is not connected to the port. For example, a status of Px.x P2.0 indicates that the local I/O riser is installed, but only one cable is connected.

Global port module passed self test.

QBB backplane power system manager (PSM) passed self test.

QBB directory module passed self test.

QBB power supply status. Each of these QBBs has two power supplies. A dash (–) indicates that there is no power supply in that position.

QBB backplane temperature in degrees Centigrade.

Hierarchical switch (H-switch) type, status, temperature, and a report of which QBBs are connected to the H-switch. In this example, QBBs 0, 1, 2, and 3 are connected to the H-switch.

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