This section provides the most common repair procedures for the
Netra t 1400/1405, which are included in the following manual:
| Component |
Tips |
| CPU Module |
- Tuning the ecache_scan_rate parameter of the Solaris cache scrubber
provides improved Ecache parity error protection on non-mirrored SRAM
UltraSPARC II-based systems (FIN I0755-1).
- OS mapping versus physical location of CPU modules for E420R, E450,
U80 and Netra t1400/t1405 systems may lead to incorrect module replacement
(FIN I0749-1).
- 440MHz and 450MHz UltraSPARC II Modules in Ultra 60/80, Enterprise
220R/420R and Netra t platforms may experience Red State Exception,
Send Mondo Timeout and hard hangs (FCO A0208-3).
|
| DC-to-DC Converter |
- Improper insertion of the DC-DC convertor module on certain systems
may cause burned pins on the mother board connector (FIN I0642-1).
|
|
Disk Drive
|
-
Clustered Netra D130 array causes various SCSI errors under load
if LVD SCSI Disk Drives are installed to replace failed single
ended SCSI disk drives in a cross cabled configuration.
(FIN I1144-1).
-
Improved firmware for Seagate 10K.6 disk drives will reduce the incidence of unexpected outages due to a spindle motor issue (FIN I1136-1).
- 18.2GB and 36GB IBM disk drives may be susceptible to early life failures
problem (FIN I0724-2).
|
| Memory |
- Some Netra t 1400/1405 Servers are being shipped with 256MB Micron
DIMMS (501-6718) installed (FIN I1074-1).
|
| Memory Riser Card |
- System initialization failures are sometimes being diagnosed incorrectly
due to an improperly installed Memory Riser card (FIN I0607-1).
- Failure to properly assemble the Memory Riser to the correct torque
setting can cause intermittent memory related system problems (FIN I0537-2).
|
| PCI Card |
- Ultra 80 system board based systems may panic at boot time with certain
PCI Bus configurations (FIN I0665-1).
|
| System Board |
- Ultra 80 system board based systems may panic at boot time with certain
PCI Bus configurations (FIN I0665-1).
- Improper insertion of the DC-DC convertor module on certain systems
may cause burned pins on the mother board connector (FIN I0642-1).
|
|
System Fan Assembly
|
- System fans issues on Netra t 1400/1405 (LW3) may result
in "low fan speed" alarms or other system errors
(FCO A0235-1).
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