Fujitsu PRIMERGY RX1330 M4 Customer Service Information Bulletin
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PRIMERGY
CUSTOMER INFORMATION BULLETIN
Number/Revision:
PY-CIB049-00
Issue Date:
14 April 2020
Title:
The System Tries to Power on Before iRMC is Ready
Applies to:
PRIMERGY RX1330 M4/TX1330 M4/TX1320 M4
Effective Duration:
Permanent
Problem:
When the power is connected to the PRIMERGY server, the system tries to start before
the Fujitsu Integrated Remote Management Controller (iRMC) is ready. This is indicated
by the fans speeding up to the maximum as soon as the power is connected. The iRMC
takes about two minutes to boot up, then you see the display on the screen indicating
POST and the fans slow down to normal speed.
This is not expected behavior. The iRMC should boot up first indicated by a stable
power LED. The system can then be started using the power switch (or remotely using
the iRMC interface).
Solution / Workaround:
This issue is resolved by the following procedure:
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Summary of Contents for Fujitsu PRIMERGY RX1330 M4
- Page 1 When the power is connected to the PRIMERGY server, the system tries to start before the Fujitsu Integrated Remote Management Controller (iRMC) is ready. This is indicated by the fans speeding up to the maximum as soon as the power is connected. The iRMC takes about two minutes to boot up, then you see the display on the screen indicating POST and the fans slow down to normal speed.
- Page 2 2. Open the housing and locate the jumper block for UEFI Recovery (RCVR) / Password Clear (PWD CLR) Consult the relevant PRIMERGY Maintenance Manual from http://manuals.ts.fujitsu.com for help to open the housing The board schematic sticker on the inside can guide to the location of the RCVR/PWD CLR jumper block ...
- Page 3 PRIMERGY CUSTOMER INFORMATION BULLETIN warning message will be displayed indicating the jumper is placed in a password clear position. 5. Enter UEFI (BIOS) setup, go to ‘Save and Exit’ tab and choose ‘Save Changes and Reset’ 6. Disconnect the power cables 7.