Hi Everyone, Here's the update on the SUMMARY I sent out last Friday. As Joe Fletcher pointed out this morning, 110460-30 is needed along with 110845-03, 110849-14, and 110842-11. I had the last 3 installed, and I had 110460-29, as 110460-30 only came out on Friday. This morning I installed 110460-30 in single user mode and did a "reboot -- -r" and now prtdiag -v prints all the environmental status and no more console messages either. Thanks Joe! Hope this helps, -John -- John Benjamins LTRC - Teaching Infrastructure Support 905-525-9140 x27492 Thode Library B117B On Fri, 2003-06-20 at 22:17, john benjamins wrote: > Only two replies (well actually 10, but 8 were vacation replies) from > Carl Ma and Hichael Morton. They suggested to check that picld was > running (which it was), that the patch cluster stepped on something > and to call Sun. > > The solution was to call Sun support, and they indicated very quickly > that, although the patch cluster is not broken as such, it is > insufficient, in that the patch cluster includes picld patches, but > NOT the platform specific patches (i.e. for the V880 in my case). Sun > support told me to download the latest picld patch, 110849-14, and the > updated hpc3130 driver, 110842-11. (Thanks Mallory!) This almost > fixed everything. The fans are running normally again, and prtdiag > prints most of the environmental status, except for one glitch that > Sun is still going to look at: > > ================================= > > Fan Bank : > ---------- > > Bank Speed Status Fan State > ( RPMS ) > ---- -------- --------- --------- > CPU0_PRIM_FAN failed in picl_get_propval_by_name for fan speed > General system failure > Power Supplies: > --------------- > > Supply Status Fan Fail Temp Fail CS Fail 3.3V 5V 12V 48V > ------ ------------ -------- --------- ------- ---- -- --- --- > PS0 GOOD 6 3 2 2 > PS1 GOOD 6 3 2 2 > PS2 GOOD 6 3 2 2 > > If I get a solution to this, I'll update the summary. > > Cheers, -John > -- > John Benjamins LTRC - Teaching Infrastructure Support > 905-525-9140 x27492 Thode Library B117B > > ===== Original message ===== > Hi, > > We just installed the latest (as of Wednesday) recommended patch cluster > on our V880 running Solaris 8. The README says: > > NAME: Solaris 8 Recommended Patch Cluster > DATE: Jun/18/03 > > After finishing the patch install, I forgot to do a "boot -r", and we > got flooded with picld errors: > > Jun 20 09:36:57 v880 picld[66]: [ID 478985 daemon.error] ERROR running psvc_fan_fault_check_policy_0 on CPU0_PRIM_FAN (2498912) > Jun 20 09:36:57 v880 picld[66]: [ID 875627 daemon.error] No such file or directory > > Shortly afterwards, we did a "boot -r" and those messages stopped. > However, now the fans all seem to be running faster than normal, and > ptrdiag, doesn't give any environmental information: > > # /usr/platform/`uname -i`/sbin/prtdiag -v > System Configuration: Sun Microsystems sun4u Sun Fire 880 > System clock frequency: 150 MHz > Memory size: 4096 Megabytes > > ========================= CPUs =============================================== > > Run E$ CPU CPU > Brd CPU MHz MB Impl. Mask > --- --- ---- ---- ------- ---- > A 0 900 8.0 US-III+ 2.2 > A 2 900 8.0 US-III+ 2.2 > > ========================= Memory Configuration =============================== > > Logical Logical Logical > MC Bank Bank Bank DIMM Interleave Interleaved > Brd ID num size Status Size Factor with > ---- --- ---- ------ ----------- ------ ---------- ----------- > A 0 0 512MB no_status 256MB 8-way 0 > A 0 1 512MB no_status 256MB 8-way 0 > A 0 2 512MB no_status 256MB 8-way 0 > A 0 3 512MB no_status 256MB 8-way 0 > A 2 0 512MB no_status 256MB 8-way 0 > A 2 1 512MB no_status 256MB 8-way 0 > A 2 2 512MB no_status 256MB 8-way 0 > A 2 3 512MB no_status 256MB 8-way 0 > > ========================= IO Cards ========================= > > > > No failures found in System > =========================== > > > ========================= Environmental Status ========================= > > failed in fill_device_array_from_id for PSVC_KEYSWITCH > Property not found > failed in fill_device_array_from_id for FSP_LED > Property not found > failed in fill_device_array_from_id for DISK > Property not found > failed in fill_device_array_from_id for FAN > Property not found > Power Supplies: > --------------- > > Supply Status Fan Fail Temp Fail CS Fail 3.3V 5V 12V 48V > ------ ------------ -------- --------- ------- ---- -- --- --- > failed in fill_device_array_from_id for PS > Property not found > > ========================= HW Revisions ======================================= > > System PROM revisions: > ---------------------- > OBP 4.5.12 2002/03/27 13:59 > > IO ASIC revisions: > ------------------ > Port > Brd Model ID Status Version > ---- --------------- ---- ------ ------- > IB-1 unknown 8 ok 4 > IB-1 unknown 9 ok 4 > > # > > So if the system can't monitor the temperature, I'm guessing that's why > the fans are running faster than normal. > > Any ideas as to what's wrong here? Searching Sun Solve didn't turn up > anything, and neither did Google. Is this an OBP issue and should I > update the OBP? > > Thanks, -John _______________________________________________ sunmanagers mailing list sunmanagers@sunmanagers.org http://www.sunmanagers.org/mailman/listinfo/sunmanagersReceived on Wed Jun 25 10:05:06 2003
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