Table 1-3. System Messages (continued)

Message

Causes

Corrective Actions

 

 

 

CPUs with

Mismatched processors have

Ensure that all processors

different cache

been installed in the system.

have the same cache size,

sizes detected.

 

number of cores and logical

CPUs with

 

processors, and power rating.

 

Ensure that the processors

different core

 

 

are properly installed. See

sizes detected!

 

 

"Processors" on page 135.

System halted

 

 

 

CPUs with

 

 

different

 

 

logical

 

 

processors

 

 

detected! System

 

 

halted

 

 

CPUs with

 

 

different power

 

 

rating detected!

 

 

System halted

 

 

 

 

 

Current boot mode

The system failed to boot

Ensure that the boot mode is

is set to UEFI.

because UEFI boot mode is

set correctly and that the

Please ensure

enabled in BIOS and the

proper bootable media is

compatible

boot operating system is non- available. See "Using the

bootable media is

UEFI.

System Setup Program and

available. Use

 

UEFI Boot Manager" on

the system setup

 

page 61.

program to change

 

 

the boot mode as

 

 

needed.

 

 

 

 

 

Decreasing

Faulty or improperly

Reseat the memory modules.

available memory

installed memory modules.

See "Troubleshooting

 

 

System Memory" on

 

 

page 162.

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About Your System

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Dell T410 CPUs with, Different cache, Sizes detected, Different core, Is set to Uefi, Please ensure, Compatible

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