IBM QS21 Service Guide - Page 109
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Table 20. BMC firmware messages (continued) Event Severity Message Cell/B.E. processor 0 Temp above Shut-Off Temperature ( 95°C) Error Processor 1 (BE0 Temp) critical fault. Cell/B.E. processor 1 Temp above Shut-Off Temperature ( 95°C) Error Processor 2 (BE1 Temp) critical fault. Temp above Shut-Off Temperature (100°C) Error Processor 3 (SB1 Temp) critical fault. Cell/B.E. companion chip 2 Temp above Shut-Off Temperature (100°C) Error Processor 4 (SB2 Temp) critical fault. Automatic Action by BMC Action required by user Power Off The temperature of the processor has reached a critical level. Power Off The temperature of the processor has reached a critical level. v Check that the BladeCenter unit cooling system is operating correctly. v Replace any missing filler blades in the BladeCenter unit. v Replace any missing filler blades in the BladeCenter QS21 DIMM module sockets. Power Off v Check that other blade servers are The temperature of the system board has reached a critical level. operating within the recommended temperature range. v Remove and Power Off replace the blade server, power on The temperature of the and boot. system board has reached If problem persists, a critical level. please contact IBM service. Cell/B.E. Events Processor Failure Cell/B.E. processor 0 (Checkstop) Error CPU 1 internal fault Reboot Processor Failure Cell/B.E. processor 1 (Checkstop) Error CPU 2 internal fault Reboot Failure Initializing Cell/B.E. processor 0 or Cell/B.E. companion chip 0 Error Failure Initializing Cell/B.E. processor 1 or Cell/B.E. companion chip 1 Error CPU 1 Fault + ″Init Failed #x″, where x is a number representing the error condition Power Off CPU 2 Fault Power Off There may be a problem with the system board. If problem persists, please contact IBM service. There may be a problem with the system board. If problem persists, please contact IBM service. Reboot. If the problem persists, the blade needs to be replaced. Chapter 5. Diagnostics and troubleshooting 91