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| Hello, We are getting intermittent memory errors on a number of our systems. In the text of the error message, it mentions a UDBH Syndrome Memory Module Board and a UDBL Syndrome Memory Module Board. I basically understand what I should be watching for with memory errors (multiple errors same day, same DIMM). My question is simply what do UDBH and UDBL stand for? My searches through sunsolve have turned up empty. Rod |
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| Tony Walton <tony.walton@s_u_n.com> wrote in message news:<408FDB65.9030502@s_u_n.com>... > Rod Sanborn wrote: > > My question is simply what do UDBH and > > UDBL stand for? My searches through sunsolve have turned up empty. > > > UltraSPARC Data Buffer High and Low. Thank you for the information. Seeing the answer to my question makes me realize that my question really should have been what is a "UDBH/L Syndrome" in reference to a memory module. Also, I have seen several postings that state that more than 3-4 errors per day on the same DIMM indicates a problem that needs to be addressed (reseating, replacement, etc). Does anybody know if this is in writing somewhere (preferably in a Sun doc)? In the past, our internal hardware folks have been reluctant to fix problems because the errors have all been correctable and nobody has complained about any application errors that could be attributed to the memory problem. |