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12227 12228 12229 12230 12231 12232 12244 12251 12255 12289 12291 12296 12297 12319 12324 OS based diagnostics discovered a hardware problem. Consult the OS diagnostics logs for details about the problem. The processor temperature or power has exceeded normal limits. The Enhanced Thermal Management (ETM) feature of the processor has been employed to reduce the chip power to allow operation within normal limits. If this condition persists, this will have an adverse impact on the Check that there are no issues with the cooling, performance of this processor. and if the problem persists contact HP service. This is a symptom of a problem, not the cause. Look for additional IPMI event logs that more accurately describe the problem. Contact your System firmware was unable to access the fabric HP Support Representative to investigate the graph or the expected vertex was not found fabric. This event does not indicate the original cause. Collect IPMI event logs to determine the original This is a problem encountered while handling a cause of the error. Contact your HP Support fabric link error. Representative to troubleshoot the fabric This event does not indicate the original cause. Collect IPMI event logs to determine the original This is a problem encountered while handling a cause of the error. Contact your HP Support fabric link error. Representative to troubleshoot the fabric This event does not indicate the original cause. Collect IPMI event logs to determine the original This is a problem encountered while handling a cause of the error. Contact your HP Support fabric link error. Representative to troubleshoot the fabric Windows had configured the Windows watchdog timer to either reset or power off the nPartition Investigate the operating system, drivers, on a timeout and the Windows watchdog timer Windows applications and event logs for possible has expired without being refreshed. The causes. If hardware is suspected, contact HP nPartition will either be reset or powered off. customer support. An entity's MP Bus communications controller is reporting a hardware revision that is known to cause MP Bus communications failures. Contact your HP Service Representative to investigate the failing hardware. Main power at the PCI slot located on the IO Chassis has faulted. contact HP support. Failure detected by SFW while the optimizing Collect IPMI events and contact your HP Support fabric. Representative for assistance. A critical failure occurred during a cell online add or delete. This event should not happen. Please contact HP. Previous events will give a description of the The cell being added has incompatible hardware error that led to this event. These need to be or firmware revision with the partition. corrected before the cell can be added. The System Firmware revision on the cell being added does not match the partition firmware Update the System Firmware revision on the cell revision. to be added. This event has been generated because OpenVMS has detected an unrecoverable failure - software inconsitency or hardware-generated MCA OpenVMS will reboot upon this failure Bad cell board (on cellular system), or bad processor board (on non-cellular system). Contact your HP support representative to check the cell board (on cellular systems), or the processor board (on non-cellular systems) which the specified processor module is located in. Platform Events - Table 2 (Windows System Log Event ID, Cause, Recommended Action) 123

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Consult the OS diagnostics logs for details about
the problem.
OS based diagnostics discovered a hardware
problem.
12227
Check that there are no issues with the cooling,
and if the problem persists contact HP service.
The processor temperature or power has
exceeded normal limits. The Enhanced Thermal
Management (ETM) feature of the processor has
been employed to reduce the chip power to allow
operation within normal limits. If this condition
persists, this will have an adverse impact on the
performance of this processor.
12228
This is a symptom of a problem, not the cause.
Look for additional IPMI event logs that more
accurately describe the problem. Contact your
HP Support Representative to investigate the
fabric.
System firmware was unable to access the fabric
graph or the expected vertex was not found
12229
Collect IPMI event logs to determine the original
cause of the error. Contact your HP Support
Representative to troubleshoot the fabric
This event does not indicate the original cause.
This is a problem encountered while handling a
fabric link error.
12230
Collect IPMI event logs to determine the original
cause of the error. Contact your HP Support
Representative to troubleshoot the fabric
This event does not indicate the original cause.
This is a problem encountered while handling a
fabric link error.
12231
Collect IPMI event logs to determine the original
cause of the error. Contact your HP Support
Representative to troubleshoot the fabric
This event does not indicate the original cause.
This is a problem encountered while handling a
fabric link error.
12232
Investigate the operating system, drivers,
Windows applications and event logs for possible
causes. If hardware is suspected, contact HP
customer support.
Windows had configured the Windows watchdog
timer to either reset or power off the nPartition
on a timeout and the Windows watchdog timer
has expired without being refreshed. The
nPartition will either be reset or powered off.
12244
Contact your HP Service Representative to
investigate the failing hardware.
An entity's MP Bus communications controller
is reporting a hardware revision that is known
to cause MP Bus communications failures.
12251
contact HP support.
Main power at the PCI slot located on the IO
Chassis has faulted.
12255
Collect IPMI events and contact your HP Support
Representative for assistance.
Failure detected by SFW while the optimizing
fabric.
12289
This event should not happen. Please contact HP.
A critical failure occurred during a cell online
add or delete.
12291
Previous events will give a description of the
error that led to this event. These need to be
corrected before the cell can be added.
The cell being added has incompatible hardware
or firmware revision with the partition.
12296
Update the System Firmware revision on the cell
to be added.
The System Firmware revision on the cell being
added does not match the partition firmware
revision.
12297
OpenVMS will reboot upon this failure
This event has been generated because OpenVMS
has detected an unrecoverable failure - software
inconsitency or hardware-generated MCA
12319
Contact your HP support representative to check
the cell board (on cellular systems), or the
processor board (on non-cellular systems) which
the specified processor module is located in.
Bad cell board (on cellular system), or bad
processor board (on non-cellular system).
12324
Platform Events – Table 2 (Windows System Log Event ID, Cause, Recommended Action)
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