Re: "asr0: Blink LED 0x3 resetting adapter" adaptec 2100S
On Monday, Oct 14, 2002, at 17:31 US/Mountain, Chad Leigh -- Shire.Net LLC wrote: > > On Monday, October 14, 2002, at 01:59 , Chad Leigh -- Shire.Net LLC > wrote: > >> Hi >> >> I run an adadptec 2100S. Today it displayed the following message, >> and while the system was still "running" and pingable, you couldn't >> do anything include login. >> >> "asr0: Blink LED 0x3 resetting adapter" > > It happened again, this time 0x68 in the message. The machine is > running but the adapter resets itself and seems to go offline. > Rebooting gets it going again for a few hours. Adaptec tech support > thought maybe a bad cache memory module or something. They didn't > find a 0x68 for blink codes listed in their manuals. > > I will be trying some other memory... It happened once more with 0x3 . Though the codes don't seem to be in the code lists that adaptec tech support has, it appears that when a fault happens, the internal LEDs will blink, making a specific HEX code to help figure out what the problem is. This messages seems to be a report on what the LEDs are doing when there is a fault. I replaced the cache memory module and the system has not had a problem since, after 3 or more problems in one day on Monday. best regards Chad > > Chad > > >> >> Resetting the machine and going into the onboard ROM SMOR adaptec >> manager on the card, nothing seemed out of the ordinary. All of the >> disks and volumes were "optimal" and no errors were reported on card. >> >> I looked through both the mailist archives, in the adaptec manuals, >> and the adaptec site to see if there was any sort of similar message >> listed, but I found no info. Anyone know what this means? I looked >> at the list of LEDs, wondering if 0x3 meant LED #3, but that does not >> make sense, as that is >> >> "3 Indicates the controllers internal operating system is in its idle >> loop." >> >> Thanks for any help. I have had some random freezeups on the >> machine, off an on, most recently an hour or two before this adapter >> reset happened, and I was wondering if they are related. >> >> BY random freezeups, I mean hard freeze on the machine. I had one >> this morning, two weeks ago, and 99 days before that. >> >> But this message about the reset adapter did not hard freeze the >> machine. I just think they might be related, like maybe the RAM >> module on the adapter is flaky or something. >> >> Thanks >> Chad >> >> >> To Unsubscribe: send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> with "unsubscribe freebsd-questions" in the body of the message > > > To Unsubscribe: send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > with "unsubscribe freebsd-questions" in the body of the message To Unsubscribe: send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe freebsd-questions" in the body of the message
Re: "asr0: Blink LED 0x3 resetting adapter" adaptec 2100S
On Monday, October 14, 2002, at 01:59 , Chad Leigh -- Shire.Net LLC wrote: > Hi > > I run an adadptec 2100S. Today it displayed the following message, and > while the system was still "running" and pingable, you couldn't do > anything include login. > > "asr0: Blink LED 0x3 resetting adapter" It happened again, this time 0x68 in the message. The machine is running but the adapter resets itself and seems to go offline. Rebooting gets it going again for a few hours. Adaptec tech support thought maybe a bad cache memory module or something. They didn't find a 0x68 for blink codes listed in their manuals. I will be trying some other memory... Chad > > Resetting the machine and going into the onboard ROM SMOR adaptec > manager on the card, nothing seemed out of the ordinary. All of the > disks and volumes were "optimal" and no errors were reported on card. > > I looked through both the mailist archives, in the adaptec manuals, > and the adaptec site to see if there was any sort of similar message > listed, but I found no info. Anyone know what this means? I looked at > the list of LEDs, wondering if 0x3 meant LED #3, but that does not > make sense, as that is > > "3 Indicates the controllers internal operating system is in its idle > loop." > > Thanks for any help. I have had some random freezeups on the machine, > off an on, most recently an hour or two before this adapter reset > happened, and I was wondering if they are related. > > BY random freezeups, I mean hard freeze on the machine. I had one this > morning, two weeks ago, and 99 days before that. > > But this message about the reset adapter did not hard freeze the > machine. I just think they might be related, like maybe the RAM > module on the adapter is flaky or something. > > Thanks > Chad > > > To Unsubscribe: send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > with "unsubscribe freebsd-questions" in the body of the message To Unsubscribe: send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe freebsd-questions" in the body of the message
"asr0: Blink LED 0x3 resetting adapter" adaptec 2100S
Hi I run an adadptec 2100S. Today it displayed the following message, and while the system was still "running" and pingable, you couldn't do anything include login. "asr0: Blink LED 0x3 resetting adapter" Resetting the machine and going into the onboard ROM SMOR adaptec manager on the card, nothing seemed out of the ordinary. All of the disks and volumes were "optimal" and no errors were reported on card. I looked through both the mailist archives, in the adaptec manuals, and the adaptec site to see if there was any sort of similar message listed, but I found no info. Anyone know what this means? I looked at the list of LEDs, wondering if 0x3 meant LED #3, but that does not make sense, as that is "3 Indicates the controllers internal operating system is in its idle loop." Thanks for any help. I have had some random freezeups on the machine, off an on, most recently an hour or two before this adapter reset happened, and I was wondering if they are related. BY random freezeups, I mean hard freeze on the machine. I had one this morning, two weeks ago, and 99 days before that. But this message about the reset adapter did not hard freeze the machine. I just think they might be related, like maybe the RAM module on the adapter is flaky or something. Thanks Chad To Unsubscribe: send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe freebsd-questions" in the body of the message
