HP LH4r HP Netserver DiagTools v1.0x User Guide - Page 42
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Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code 00A1h 00A2h 00A3h Description NVRam buffer size is too big ESCD size is too small. ESCD Size is too big. Recommended Action 2. If necessary, update the BIOS. 3. Clear the CMOS and rerun configuration. See directions on the technical reference label or card. 4. Make sure the system board is seated. 5. Check the seating of the voltage regulator module (VRM) if present. 6. Be sure the processor board (if any) is seated. 7. Make sure the CPU chip is seated. (Take ESD precautions.) 8. Make sure the memory elements (DIMMs) are properly seated. 9. Check system fans. If overheating occurs, chip may shut down. 10. If the system ran with temperature high, let it cool for 30 minutes, then restart. 11. If system repeatedly shows this error, replace the element with the CMOS. 1. Run the BIOS Setup program and reconfigure all settings. 2. If necessary, update the BIOS. 3. Clear the CMOS and rerun configuration. See directions on the technical reference label or card. 4. Make sure the system board is seated. 5. Check the seating of the voltage regulator module (VRM) if present. 6. Be sure the processor board (if any) is seated. 7. Make sure the CPU chip is seated. (Take ESD precautions.) 8. Make sure the memory elements (DIMMs) are properly seated. 9. Check system fans. If overheating occurs, chip may shut down. 10. If the system ran with temperature high, let it cool for 30 minutes, then restart. 11. If system repeatedly shows this error, replace the element with the CMOS. 1. Run the BIOS Setup program and reconfigure all settings. 2. If necessary, update the BIOS. 3. Clear the CMOS and rerun configuration. See directions on the technical reference label or card. 4. Make sure the system board is seated. 5. Check the seating of the voltage regulator module (VRM) if present. 6. Be sure the processor board (if any) is seated. 7. Make sure the CPU chip is seated. (Take ESD precautions.) 8. Make sure the memory elements (DIMMs) are properly seated. 9. Check system fans. If overheating occurs, chip may shut down. 10. If the system ran with temperature high, let it cool for 30 minutes, then restart. 11. If system repeatedly shows this error, replace the element with the CMOS. 1. Run the BIOS Setup program and reconfigure all settings. 2. If necessary, update the BIOS. 3. Clear the CMOS and rerun configuration. See directions on the technical reference label or card. 4. Make sure the system board is seated. 5. Check the seating of the voltage regulator module (VRM) if present. 38