Not surprisingly, it appears we're in need of a new system board. Ghanks Toes out to Hichael Morton who was kind enough to break the bad news as follows: "The Psycho+ chip in an integral part of the systemboard. The Psycho+ chip controlls the 2 PCI buses. PCI bus 2000 controlls the 66Mhz/3.3v slot (J1301). PCI bus 4000 controlls your 33Mhz/5v slots and the internal and external SCSI circuits. The remedy is a systemboard replacement." Here is my original query: I'm working with an E250 running Solaris 2.7 that's failing to boot (well, I should tell you that we have been able to boot into single user mode a few times, from there fsck the disk and then ctrl-d to run level 3) after the following errors: Drive not ready Can't read disk label Can't open disk label package (usual boot stuff) message overflow on /dev/log minor #5 is syslogd(1m) running? It hangs there... All daignostics pass exept Psycho@1f, for which I can find no information: ok .post System status: OK CPU0: OK CPU1: OK SC-MP: OK Psycho@1f: Failed Cheerio: OK SCSI: OK Mem Bank0: OK Mem Bank1: OK Mem Bank2: OK Mem Bank3: OK PROM: OK NVRAM: OK TTY: OK SuperIO: OK PCI Slots: OK Any ideas? Thoughts? As always, thanks in advance.... _______________________________________________ sunmanagers mailing list sunmanagers@sunmanagers.org http://www.sunmanagers.org/mailman/listinfo/sunmanagersReceived on Thu Jul 25 17:14:00 2002
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