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Table 3-1. System Messages (Continued)

Message	Cause	Action
Stepping of CPU2	A Pentium Pro micro-	Replace the microprocessor with a correct version of the Pen-
is less than sA1	processor that is not	tium Pro microprocessor from Dell. See “Upgrading the
- System halted!	supported by the system	Microprocessor or Installing a Secondary Microprocessor” in
	is installed in the	Chapter 8 for details.
	PROCESSOR2 socket.
Stepping of CPU	A Pentium Pro micro-	Replace the microprocessor with a correct version of the Pen-
is less than sA1	processor that is not	tium Pro microprocessor from Dell. See “Upgrading the
- System halted!	supported by the system	Microprocessor or Installing a Secondary Microprocessor” in
	is installed.	Chapter 8 for details.
Nonidentical	The cache memory size	Replace one of the microprocessors so that the cache size of
CPUs - System	of the two Pentium Pro	the two microprocessors matches. See “Upgrading the Micro-
halted!	microprocessors must	processor or Installing a Secondary Microprocessor” in
	match.	Chapter 8 for details.
Invalid CPU	The microprocessor	Check the microprocessor speed jumpers. See Table C-1.
speed detected -	speed detected is not
Check speed	180 MHz or 200 MHz.
jumpers. System
halted.
Power supply	The server-management	Check the server-management bus cable connections to the
paralleling	bus cable connection to	system board (labeled “SMB BACKPLANE”) and SCSI
board firmware	the SCSI backplane	backplane (labeled “SMB”).
download failed	board may be loose,
	preventing the firmware
System back-	from downloading dur-
plane firmware	ing system start-up.
download failed
Embedded server	The embedded server	Turn off the system to clear the memory, then restart the sys-
management firm-	management memory	tem.
ware download	may be temporarily cor-
failed	rupted.

NOTE: For the full name of an abbreviation or acronym used in this table, see the abbreviation and acronym list.

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