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8814 8817 8818 8819 8821 8828 8837 8839 8842 8843 8844 8845 8851 8855 8857 8858 8859 8860 8861 8864 8865 8872 8873 8876 8877 This can occur if the OS has not returned all the CPUs to firmware or if a cell is not marked correctly in the complex profile to allow its deletion. N/A The bulk power supply is warning of an over temperature condition Heap space is completely used or corrupt. Contact Product Engineering. Unsupported dimm in specified slot Replace dimm with supported dimm. Invalidate NVRAM and reset. A deconfigured dimm or cpu has been detected. Examine earlier events to isolate the problem. Broken hardware was detected and the cell Fix the broken hardware or change the policy integration policy combined to cause the cell to using parmgr. If assistance is required, contact not join the PD. the HP Support Center. NVM is corrupted. Check for other errors in the system first. Invalidate NVM and retry boot. Get the latest firmware release. Mainly a hardware problem causes this problem. Replace I/O chassis. A bad card, a bad device, or a system hardware problem can cause this to occur. Card will be powered off (if possible) and the attention light on the slot will be lit indicating an error. Reseat Card. Replace Card. If error persists, contact HP support. Usually hardware. If this chassis code occurs in every boot then The System Flash Write Enable bit is incorrectly contact HP Support personnel to troubleshoot set by hardware and now cleared by PDC. the problem. Examine the related event that failed and correct that problem. This will result in the cell stepping independently to collect its logs and resting itself. The cells will reset themselves. The cells will independently log errors and reset. The cells will independently log errors and reset. The cells will log information and reset. A machine check has occurred and cells have not rendezvoused. Cells will reset themselves. The cell will log errors and reset Set the ACPI configuration parameter again to ensure that all cells have a consistent value. Failure to access the register or the write did not work. Contact HP Support personnel to check the CC. An unanticipated error occurred. Contact HP Support personnel to analyze the IPMI FPL log. Contact HP support personnel to troubleshoot The CPU module's Processor Information ROM the CPU module pointed to by the physical is unprogrammed. location portion of this event. Platform Events - Table 2 (Windows System Log Event ID, Cause, Recommended Action) 95

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This can occur if the OS has not returned all the
CPUs to firmware or if a cell is not marked
correctly in the complex profile to allow its
deletion.
8814
N/A
8817
The bulk power supply is warning of an over
temperature condition
8818
Heap space is completely used or corrupt.
Contact Product Engineering.
8819
Replace dimm with supported dimm.
Unsupported dimm in specified slot
8821
Invalidate NVRAM and reset.
8828
A deconfigured dimm or cpu has been detected.
Examine earlier events to isolate the problem.
8837
Fix the broken hardware or change the policy
using parmgr. If assistance is required, contact
the HP Support Center.
Broken hardware was detected and the cell
integration policy combined to cause the cell to
not join the PD.
8839
Check for other errors in the system first.
Invalidate NVM and retry boot. Get the latest
firmware release.
NVM is corrupted.
8842
Replace I/O chassis.
Mainly a hardware problem causes this problem.
8843
Reseat Card. Replace Card. If error persists,
contact HP support.
A bad card, a bad device, or a system hardware
problem can cause this to occur. Card will be
powered off (if possible) and the attention light
on the slot will be lit indicating an error.
8844
Usually hardware.
8845
If this chassis code occurs in every boot then
contact HP Support personnel to troubleshoot
the problem.
The System Flash Write Enable bit is incorrectly
set by hardware and now cleared by PDC.
8851
Examine the related event that failed and correct
that problem.
8855
This will result in the cell stepping independently
to collect its logs and resting itself.
8857
The cells will reset themselves.
8858
The cells will independently log errors and reset.
8859
The cells will independently log errors and reset.
8860
The cells will log information and reset.
8861
Cells will reset themselves.
A machine check has occurred and cells have not
rendezvoused.
8864
The cell will log errors and reset
8865
Set the ACPI configuration parameter again to
ensure that all cells have a consistent value.
8872
Contact HP Support personnel to check the CC.
Failure to access the register or the write did not
work.
8873
An unanticipated error occurred. Contact HP
Support personnel to analyze the IPMI FPL log.
8876
Contact HP support personnel to troubleshoot
the CPU module pointed to by the physical
location portion of this event.
The CPU module's Processor Information ROM
is unprogrammed.
8877
Platform Events – Table 2 (Windows System Log Event ID, Cause, Recommended Action)
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