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No.6
: %1 denotes the drive bay number. %2 denotes the manufacturer and the model name of the drive.
No.8
: %1 denotes the drive bay number.
No.14
: One of the following messages is written as the cause in %1.
Complete memory dump is not selected from the Write debugging information drop-
down list.
The Overwrite any existing file check box is not selected.
The paging file size is insufficient.
The memory dump file does not exist or is too small.
No.15
: %1 denotes the slot number of the DIMM.
No.16
: %1 records one of the following :
FAN, TEMP, RMTSTDN, MEM, CPU, TEMPLOG, WDT, RAID1, RAID SMART, SMART,
USETIME, RASLOG, INTERNAL – LOGD
No.17
: %1 denotes the slot number of the DIMM. %2 denotes the cumulative single bit error detection
count.
No.18
: %1 denotes the slot number of the DIMM.
No.19
: %1 denotes the function terminated with an error. %2 denotes the error code.
No.20
: %1 denotes the registry key that has an illegal value. %2 denotes the default value of the registry
key.
No.21
: %1 and %2 record one of the following combinations :
Reset signal was input.
PCI Bus Parity Error
Uncorrectable Error at DIMM B1 or DIMM B2.
Uncorrectable Error at DIMM A1 or DIMM A2.
No.22
: %1 denotes the power shutdown reason code.
No.23, No.27, No.28, No.29 : %1 denotes the Drive bay No.
No.31
: One of the following values is written in %1:
OPTIMAL, OPTIMAL(MEDIA ERROR), DEGRADE, DEGRADE(MEDIA ERROR),
DEGRADE(REBUILD), DEGRADE(REBUILD MEDIA ERROR)
%2 and %3 record one of the following values:
ONLINE, OFFLINE, REBUILD, NOT CONNECTED
No.32
: %1 denotes the rebuilding interruption factor code.
No.33
: %1 denotes the error code.
%1
%1
9-25
9. TROUBLE SHOOTING
%2
0x9201
0x9202
0x9217
0x9218
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