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KenCunningham
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The command:
/usr/platform/`uname -i`/sbin/prtdiag | pg
might help.
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/usr/platform/`uname -i`/sbin/prtdiag | pg
might help.
All I ask of you
Is make my wildest dreams come true
bring up sun system handbook, look up your server and then go to the system view and components page, next select your systemboard. If you do not know exactly which board is yours, at least select a board that supports the same speed CPU's as you have in your box. it will tell you exactly where
J13301 is located, this number is a specific DIMM location on the board. I use this process everytime I need to find a faulty dimm that is erroing in the messages file.
to be exact, your dimm is located at:::
its location is in the second bank on the left(P0), and is the farthest dimm to the right. (note if you are viewing it with the CPU's above the memory)
P0 = processor it is tied to
B1 = Bank
D0 = DIMM
Hope this helps, good luck
J13301 is located, this number is a specific DIMM location on the board. I use this process everytime I need to find a faulty dimm that is erroing in the messages file.
to be exact, your dimm is located at:::
its location is in the second bank on the left(P0), and is the farthest dimm to the right. (note if you are viewing it with the CPU's above the memory)
P0 = processor it is tied to
B1 = Bank
D0 = DIMM
Hope this helps, good luck
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