Would you be able to share the XCP firmware that you have for M3000? I was unable to obtain updated firmware from Oracle,
I wanted to post an update to you guys, I had an Oracle tech today SSH into my XSCF and clear the fault code. He took serial number off my server and generated a service password and his end and then pasted it into the console, so this means that every service password is different plus they expire after 48 hours if I'm not mistaken. My M3000 is back up and running again! If any of you is thinking of reviving your M3000, you might try doing what I did. It is a bit of hassle but it might be worth it for some of you. I myself have M3000, 32GB of RAM, the XVR3000 graphics card, 2x SAS HDDs, Sun type6 keyboard, Sun mouse, and top of the line CRT monitor from 2000s. I can basically use it as desktop, running Solaris with X11. I have replaced the 2 super loud intake fans with typical 80mm desktop fans and built a small circuit with 555 IC that generates just the PWM signal to fool the server that fans are running at high speed when indeed they're running quiet. Also did same for PSU, the 555 circuit fitted inside of it nicely. I still haven't figured whether Linux supports SPARC64 VII CPU? Anyone knows? I have asked about and posted logs here: https://oss.oracle.com/pipermail/linux-sparc-users/2017-October/000027.html Kyle. On Sat, Jan 27, 2018 at 3:41 PM, <amcwhir...@triadic.us> wrote: > I'm curious if updating the firmware after the fault has occurred will > allow users to reset it? I'm sure I have some m3000 firmware somewhere... >
