IBM QS21 Service Guide - Page 107
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Table 19. Other error messages (continued) Code Message Description E1003 Firmware image incomplete The firmware detected missing components and cannot continue execution. E1004 Unspecified Internal Firmware Error The firmware encountered an unexpected error condition. Action The boot watchdog automatically boots the system from the permanent flash side. The malfunctioning firmware image should be rejected as described in "Recovering the TEMP image from the PERM image" on page 59. Power down then reboot the blade. If the problem persists, contact your IBM service representative as the system board assembly may need replacement. The boot watchdog automatically boots the system from the permanent flash side. The malfunctioning firmware image should be rejected as described in "Recovering the TEMP image from the PERM image" on page 59. Power down then reboot the blade. If the problem persists, contact your IBM service representative as the system board assembly may need replacement. BMC firmware messages The following is a description of the BMC firmware messages that are sent to the Advanced Management Module. Use the Advanced Management Module Web interface to view them. No codes are associated with these messages. However, the status column indicates their severity. There are three levels of severity: Information Informational messages only. No action need be taken, but you should continue to monitor the item concerned. Warning A potentially serious error has occurred. The BMC has taken the action described in the Automatic action column on the Advanced Management Module but you may be required to take further action. See the appropriate sections of this chapter indicated in Table 20 on page 90 for further information Error A serious error has occurred. The blade server may have been powered off or rebooted. See the specific error for what action is required. Chapter 5. Diagnostics and troubleshooting 89