| 0000
|
This error code in not included in your version of the software.
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| 0002
|
Primary Boot Device not found.
A) Try alternate boot paths to isolate the problem.
B) Check the jumpers and switches on the system board and on the Hot Swap Array backplane.
C) Run the EISA Configuration Utility to make sure the boot path was configured correctly.
D) If there is NO data on the hard disk drive, partition the drive and then reformat it.
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| 0010
|
Cache Memory Failure, do not enable cache.
Run the Diagnostic Assistant to test the system.
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| 0015
|
Primary Output Device not found.
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| 0016
|
Primary Input Device not found.
A) Check the configuration.
B) Check all system board jumpers and switch settings.
C) Run the Diagnostic Assistant.
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| 0041
|
EISA ID Mismatch for Slot.
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| 0042
|
Invalid ISA configuration.
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| 0043
|
EISA Invalid Configuration for Slot.
A) Check the board's configuration.
B) Check all system board jumpers and switch settings.
C) Check that you have the correct .CFG file for the board.
D) Replace the accessory board.
E) Run the Diagnostic Assistant.
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| 0045
|
EISA Expansion Board not ready in Slot.
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| 0047
|
EISA CMOS Configuration not set.
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| 0048
|
EISA CMOS Checksum Failure.
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| 0049
|
EISA NVRAM is invalid.
A) Verify or redo your configuration.
B) Check all system board jumpers and switch settings.
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| 0051
|
PCI (PnP or Plug-and-Play) 32-bit Memory conflict.
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| 0052
|
PCI (PnP or Plug-and-Play) IRQ conflict.
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| 0053
|
PCI (PnP or Plug-and-Play) DMA conflict.
A) Check the configuration by running the EISA Configuration Utility.
B) Check all system board jumpers and switch settings.
C) Run the Diagnostic Assistant to test the system board.
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| 0054
|
PCI (PnP or Plug-and-Play) Error Log is full.
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| 0055
|
Bad PCI (PnP or Plug-and-Play) serial ID checksum.
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| 0056
|
Bad PnP (PnP or Plug-and-Play) resource checksum.
A) Verify all computer hardware connections.
B) Verify that all boards are seated properly.
C) Check the configuration.
D) Run the Diagnostic Assistant.
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| 0060
|
The keyboard is locked.
A) Press the Keyboard Lock button on the front panel.
B) Enter the security password.
C) Clear the security password by moving the appropriate switch and rebooting the server.
D) Run the Diagnostic Assistant.
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| 0070
|
CMOS Time and Day Not Set.
A) Set Date and Time.
B) Use the Operating System to set the clock on the computer.
C) Run the Diagnostic Assistant.
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| 0080
|
Option ROM has bad checksum.
A) Make sure that any option ROM is not located at an address already used by another accessory board in your computer or at an address specified to shadow video ROM.
B) Replace the ROM on the accessory board.
C) Run the Diagnostic Assistant.
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| 0084
|
Shadow of EISA ROM Failed.
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| 0085
|
Shadow of ISA ROM Failed.
A) Verify that the first bank of SIMMs are seated properly.
B) If an error code 038x was reported above, replace the SIMM indicated by the error explanation.
C) Run the Diagnostic Assistant to test the system board.
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| 0131
|
Floppy drive A: failure.
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| 0132
|
Floppy drive B: failure.
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| 0135
|
Floppy Disk Controller Failure.
A) Check the configuration.
B) Check that all flexible disk drive cables are connected correctly and not damaged.
C) Run the Diagnostic Assistant.
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| 0140
|
Shadow of System BIOS failed.
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| 0170
|
Disabled CPU slot #.
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| 0171
|
CPU Failure - Slot 1.
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| 0172
|
CPU Failure - Slot 1.
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| 0173
|
CPU Failure - Slot 2.
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| 0174
|
CPU Failure - Slot 2.
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| 0175
|
CPU modules are incompatible.
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| 0180
|
Attempting to boot with failed CPU.
Run the Diagnostic Assistant to test the system.
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| 0191
|
CMOS battery failed.
System configuration information may be corrupted.
Run the Diagnostic Assistant.
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| 0195
|
CMOS System Options not set.
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| 0198
|
CMOS checksum invalid.
System configuration information is corrupted.
A) Run the EISA Configuration Utility.
B) Check that software is not corrupting CMOS memory.
C) Run the Diagnostic Assistant to test the system board.
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| 0289
|
System memory size mismatch.
A) Check the configuration. It may be necessary to clear EISA CMOS, re-run the EISA Configuration Utility, then save and exit.
B) Make sure that the software you are running is not corrupting CMOS memory.
C) Run the Diagnostic Assistant.
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| 0295
|
Address line short detected.
A) Verify that the first bank of SIMMs are seated properly.
B) If an error code 038x was reported above, replace the SIMM indicated.
C) Run the Diagnostic Assistant to test the system board.
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| 0297
|
Memory size decreased not logged.
A) Verify that the SIMMs are seated properly in their sockets by removing them and reinstalling them.
B) Run the EISA Configuration Utility.
C) Run the Diagnostic Assistant to test the system board.
|
| 0299
|
ECC Error Correction failure. The ECC memory correction circuitry failed, causing the correction mechanism to be disabled.
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| 0301
|
ECC single bit correction failed, correction disabled.
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| 0302
|
ECC double bit error has occurred.
Run the Diagnostic Assistant to test the system.
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| 0309
|
Memory Size Changed Since Last Boot.
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0310
0311
0312
0313
0314
0315
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ECC Memory Size Decreased.
A) Verify that the SIMMs are seated properly in their sockets by removing them and reinstalling them.
B) Run the EISA Configuration Utility.
C) Run the Diagnostic Assistant to test the system board.
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| 0370
|
Keyboard Controller Error. The keyboard controller on your system board did not respond correctly to self-tests when you started your computer.
A) Disconnect and reconnect the keyboard cable to ensure that it is connected properly. Check that no pins on the keyboard cable connector are bent.
B) Check all system board jumpers and switch settings.
C) Replace the keyboard.
D) Run the Diagnostic Assistant.
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| 0373
|
Keyboard Stuck Key Detected.
A) Unstick the key.
B) Replace the keyboard.
C) Run the Diagnostic Assistant to test the system board.
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| 0375
|
Keyboard and mouse swapped.
A) Disconnect and reconnect the keyboard and mouse to ensure that they are connected properly. Check no pins on the keyboard connector or mouse cable are bent.
B) Check all system board jumpers and switch settings.
C) Replace the keyboard (or mouse).
D) Run the Diagnostic Assistant to test the system board.
|
| 0430
|
Timer Channel 2 Failure.
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| 0440
|
Gate A20 failure.
Run the Diagnostic Assistant to test the system board.
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| 0441
|
Unexpected interrupt in protected mode.
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| 0445
|
Master Interrupt Controller error.
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| 0446
|
Slave Interrupt Controller error.
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| 0450
|
Master DMA Controller error.
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| 0451
|
Slave DMA Controller error.
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| 0452
|
DMA Controller error.
A) Check the configuration.
B) Check all system board jumpers and switch settings.
C) Run the Diagnostic Assistant to test the system board.
|
| 0460
|
Fail-safe timer NMI (Non-Maskable Interrupt) failure.
A) Run the EISA Configuration Utility.
B) Remove all expansion boards and re-install one at a time to determine which board is defective.
C) Run the Diagnostic Assistant to test the system board.
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| 0461
|
Software Port NMI (Non-Maskable Interrupt) failure.
A) Verify system software is not corrupted and is installed correctly. B) Run the EISA Configuration Utility to check the system configuration.
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| 0465
|
Bus time-out NMI (Non-Maskable Interrupt) in slot.
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| 0467
|
Expansion board NMI (Non-Maskable Interrupt) in slot.
A) Run the EISA Configuration Utility.
B) Replace the defective I/O expansion board.
C) Run the Diagnostic Assistant to test the system board.
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| 0501
|
PCI System Error.
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| 0510
|
PCI Parity Error.
A) Verify system software is not corrupted and is installed correctly.
B) Verify the PCI accessory board is functioning properly.
C) Run the Diagnostic Assistant to test the system board.
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| 0710
|
System Board Device Resource conflict.
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| 0711
|
Static Device Resource conflict.
A) Run the EISA Configuration Utility to verify or reset your configuration.
B) Check all system board jumpers and switch settings.
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| 0800
|
PCI I/O Port conflict.
A) Check the configuration by running the EISA Configuration Utility from the HP Netserver Navigator CD-ROM or from your server's System Utility Partition if it was created.
B) Check all system board jumpers and switch settings.
C) Run the Diagnostic Assistant to test the system board.
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| 0801
|
PCI Memory Conflict.
A) Check the configuration. It may be necessary to organize the memory addresses (C8000 through E4000) used for option ROM's and memory mapped I/O as low or as high as possible and adjacent to each other to allow the embedded SCSI BIOS to have sufficient memory space for initialization. It may not be necessary for an embedded SCSI BIOS for each of the embedded controllers to initialize/install if no devices are attached to the embedded controller for which SCSI BIOS will not be initialized/ installed. If the BIOS for the boot device was not initialized and installed, a bootable floppy version of the EISA Configuration Utility can be inserted in the floppy drive to restore a bootable configuration or the system can be power cycled with the NVRAM switch set to clear all current configuration information.
B) Check all system board jumpers and switch settings.
C) Run the Diagnostic Assistant.
|
| 0802
|
PCI IRQ Conflict.
A) Check the configuration by running the EISA Configuration Utility.
B) Check all system board jumpers and switch settings.
C) Run the Diagnostic Assistant to test the system board.
|
| 0803
|
Shadow of PCI ROM failed.
A) Verify that the first bank of SIMMs are seated properly.
B) If an error code 031x was reported above, replace the SIMM indicated by the error explanation.
C) Run the Diagnostic Assistant.
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| 0804
|
PCI ROM not found. Some PCI cards generate a "warning" that no PCI option ROM is found. This can cause the Utility Partition software to be launched to display the post-code. Since you cannot fix the condition that generated the post- code, there is no exit from this cycle. A temporary solution is to delete the Utility Partition until a permanent solution is implemented. The Utility Partition can be deleted by using a utility like FDISK.EXE to delete the 8MB Non-DOS partition. Utilities that were previously available in the Utility Partition need to be launched from the Netserver Navigator CD-ROM.
A) Verify that everything you have installed shows up correctly in the configuration. It may be necessary to organize the memory addresses (C8000 through E4000) used for option ROM's and Memory Mapped I/O as low or as high as possible and adjacent to each other to allow embedded SCSI BIOS to have sufficient memory space for initialization. It may not be necessary for an embedded SCSI BIOS for each of the embedded controllers to initialize/install if no devices are attached to the embedded controller for which SCSI BIOS will not be initialized/ installed. If the BIOS for the boot device was not initialized and installed, a bootable floppy version of the EISA Configuration Utility can be inserted in the floppy drive to restore a bootable configuration or the system can be power cycled with the NVRAM switch set to clear all current configuration information.
B) Check all system board jumpers and switch settings.
C) Run the Diagnostic Assistant to test the system board.
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| 0805
|
Insufficient Memory to Shadow PCI ROM.
Bus 01, Device 0D refers to SCSI-A and BUS 01, Device 0E refers to SCSI-B.
A) Check the computer's configuration. It may be necessary to organize the memory addresses (C8000 through E4000) used for option ROM's and Memory Mapped I/O as low or as high as possible and adjacent to each other to allow the embedded SCSI BIOS to have sufficient memory space for initialization. It may not be necessary for an embedded SCSI BIOS for each of the embedded controllers to initialize/install if no devices are attached to the embedded controller for which SCSI BIOS will not be initialized/ installed. If the BIOS for the boot device was not initialized and installed, a bootable floppy version of the EISA Configuration Utility can be inserted in the floppy drive to restore a bootable configuration or the system can be power cycled with the NVRAM switch set to clear all current configuration information.
B) Check all system board jumpers and switch settings.
C) Run the Diagnostic Assistant to test the system board.
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| 0809
|
PCI Error Log is full. This is a temporary log area that holds up to 15 errors generated during POST. More than 15 errors will result in this error code being displayed. The first 15 errors are written to the Event Log Area for viewing.
A) Verify all computer hardware connections, including cables, jumpers, and switches.
B) Verify that the I/O expansion and system boards are seated properly.
C) Run the EISA Configuration Utility.
D) Run the Diagnostic Assistant to test the system board.
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| 0810
|
Floppy Disk Controller Resource conflict.
A) Run the EISA Configuration Utility to verify or reset your configuration.
B) Check all system board jumpers and switch settings.
|
| 0811
|
Primary IDE Controller Resource conflict.
|
| 0812
|
Secondary IDE Controller Resource conflict.
A) Check the board configuration by running the EISA Configuration Utility.
B) Check all system board jumpers and switch settings.
C) Check for the correct .CFG file for the board.
D) Replace the accessory board.
E) Run the Diagnostic Assistant to test the system board.
|
| 0815
|
Parallel Port Resource conflict.
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| 0816
|
Serial Port 1 Resource conflict.
|
| 0817
|
Serial Port 2 Resource conflict.
A) Run the EISA Configuration Utility to verify or reset your configuration.
B) Check all system board jumpers and switch settings.
|
| 0820
|
Expansion board disabled in slot.
A) Check the board's configuration by running the EISA Configuration Utility.
B) Check all system board jumpers and switch settings.
C) Check for the correct .CFG file for the board.
D) Replace the accessory board.
E) Run the Diagnostic Assistant to test the system board.
|
| 0900
|
NVRAM Checksum Error, NVRAM cleared.
Configuration information has been cleared.
A) Check the configuration by running the EISA Configuration Utility. It may be necessary to clear EISA CMOS, re-run the EISA Configuration Utility, then Save and Exit.
B) Make sure that the software you are running is not corrupting CMOS memory.
C) Run Diagnostic Assistant.
|
| 0903
|
NVRAM Data Invalid, NVRAM Cleared.
|
| 0905
|
NVRAM Cleared by Jumper.
A) Run the EISA Configuration Utility to verify or reset your configuration.
B) Check all system board jumpers and switch settings.
|
| 0982
|
I/O expansion board NMI (Non-Maskable Interrupt) in Slot.
|
| 0984
|
Expansion Board Disabled in Slot.
Either the expansion board is not configured properly, or it is defective.
A) Run the EISA Configuration Utility.
B) Replace the defective I/O expansion board.
C) Run the Diagnostic Assistant to test the system board.
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| 0985
|
A fail-safe timer NMI (Non-Maskable Interrupt).
A) Run the EISA Configuration Utility.
B) Replace the defective I/O expansion board.
C) Verify that system software is not corrupted and is correctly installed.
D) Run the Diagnostic Assistant.
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| 0986
|
System Reset was caused by Watchdog Timer.
A) Verify system software is not corrupted and is installed correctly.
B) Verify all computer hardware connections.
C) Verify that the I/O expansion and system boards are seated properly.
D) Run the EISA Configuration Utility.
E) Run the Diagnostic Assistant.
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| 0987
|
Bus time-out NMI (Non-Maskable Interrupt) in Slot.
A) Run the EISA Configuration Utility.
B) Replace the defective I/O expansion board with a board you know is functioning correctly.
C) Run the Diagnostic Assistant to test the system board.
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