Chapter 2: Reading The Self-Test - HP 9000 300 Series Installation Reference

Reading the Self-Test
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Computers can be valuable time-savers, but only if they are operating reliably. If a
problem goes undetected and your computer fails in the middle of a job, data can be lost
and hours of your labor may be wasted.
Your computer minimizes this risk by performing a self-test every time you turn it on. In
this way, most problems are caught before you start to work, sparing you the frustration
of a mid-session failure.
In this chapter, we describe how to interpret the self-test messages and suggest what you
should do in case of a failure.
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