Hi,

I have got a Sunfire v120 and it was working all fine until i rebooted
it.

I am able to to get to the LOM prompt but when i do poweron it stucks
there and doesnt POST.

Any idea what might be wrong? Is it some hardware fault?

************************************************** ****
lom>environment
Fault OFF
Alarm1 OFF
Alarm2 OFF
Alarm3 ON

Fans:
1 fan1 OK speed 96%
2 fan2 OK speed 97%
3 cpu OK speed 100%
4 psu OK speed 100%

PSUs:
1 OK

Temperature sensors:
1 Enclosure 26degC OK

Overheat sensors:
1 CPU OK

Circuit breakers:
1 SCSI-Term OK
2 USB0 OK
3 USB1 OK
4 SCC OK

Supply rails:
1 5V OK
2 3V3 OK
3 +12V OK
4 -12V OK
5 CPU core OK
6 +3VSB OK

lom>poweroff
lom>
LOM event: +0h8m55s host power off
lom>poweron
lom>
LOM event: +0h9m33s host power on

--------->STUCK after this
************************************************** ***

Thankx in advance

-Shoaib

Shoaib wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have got a Sunfire v120 and it was working all fine until i rebooted
> it.
>
> I am able to to get to the LOM prompt but when i do poweron it stucks
> there and doesnt POST.
>
> Any idea what might be wrong? Is it some hardware fault?
>

From the LOM prompt you could try

lom>bootmode reset_nvram
lom>poweron

or

lom>bootmode diag
lom>poweron

--
Chris

Hi Chris,

Well i had tried the different bootmode but still it get stuck after
poweron just displaying "LOM event: +0h9m33s host power on" and
nothing after!

--
Shoaib

Shoaib wrote:

> Hi Chris,
>
> Well i had tried the different bootmode but still it get stuck after
> poweron just displaying "LOM event: +0h9m33s host power on" and
> nothing after!
>
> --
> Shoaib


You said earlier that it was OK until you rebooted it. Can you still
login through the ethernet connection?

If so it may be that the connection between the host and lom is goosed.
I'd use the eeprom command to change the console to point to ttyb.

# eeprom input-device=ttyb
# eeprom output-device=ttyb

--
Chris

Chris Lawson wrote:
>
> You said earlier that it was OK until you rebooted it. Can you still
> login through the ethernet connection?
>
> If so it may be that the connection between the host and lom is goosed.
> I'd use the eeprom command to change the console to point to ttyb.
>
> # eeprom input-device=ttyb
> # eeprom output-device=ttyb
>
> --
> Chris

Yes it was running all fine until i rebooted, it never came back , i
did tried connecting through Ethernet network but the system doesn't
seem too be responding as the booting phase never happened.

--
Shoaib

Shoaib wrote:
> Chris Lawson wrote:
>
>>You said earlier that it was OK until you rebooted it. Can you still
>>login through the ethernet connection?
>>
>>If so it may be that the connection between the host and lom is goosed.
>> I'd use the eeprom command to change the console to point to ttyb.
>>
>># eeprom input-device=ttyb
>># eeprom output-device=ttyb
>>
>>--
>>Chris
>
>
> Yes it was running all fine until i rebooted, it never came back , i
> did tried connecting through Ethernet network but the system doesn't
> seem too be responding as the booting phase never happened.
>

Try re-seating the CPU and memory.

--
Chris

>
> Try re-seating the CPU and memory.
>

I did that but its still the same ... doesnt proceeds after "LOM
event: +0h0m1s host power on" ...


++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

LOMlite starting up.

CPU type: H8/3437S, mode 3
Ram-test: 2048 bytes OK
Initialising i2c bus: OK
Searching for EEPROMs: 50(cfg)
I2c eeprom @50: OK
i2c bus speed code 01... OK
Probing for lm80s: 28
Initialising lm80 @28: OK
Probing for lm75s: none
System functions: PSUs fans breakers rails gpio temps host CLI ebus
clock

LOMlite console
lom>
LOM event: +0h0m0s LOM booted
lom>
LOM event: +0h0m1s host power on
<--------------------------------- Stuck here!

+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

--
Shoaib

On Tue, 27 May 2008 01:09:24 -0700 (PDT), Shoaib <shoaib.rehman@gmail.com> wrote:

>>
>> Try re-seating the CPU and memory.
>>
>
>I did that but its still the same ... doesnt proceeds after "LOM
>event: +0h0m1s host power on" ...
>
>
>++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
>
>LOMlite starting up.
>
>CPU type: H8/3437S, mode 3
>Ram-test: 2048 bytes OK
>Initialising i2c bus: OK
>Searching for EEPROMs: 50(cfg)
>I2c eeprom @50: OK
>i2c bus speed code 01... OK
>Probing for lm80s: 28
>Initialising lm80 @28: OK
>Probing for lm75s: none
>System functions: PSUs fans breakers rails gpio temps host CLI ebus
>clock
>
>LOMlite console
>lom>
>LOM event: +0h0m0s LOM booted
>lom>
>LOM event: +0h0m1s host power on
><--------------------------------- Stuck here!

Boot from CDROM.


>
>+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
>
>--
>Shoaib

Barry
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>
> Boot from CDROM.
>

And how will that work when the POST phase is not happening !

--shoaib