Limited Number of Sun Fire T2000 and SPARC Enterprise T2000 Servers may Experience a Shutdown with SC Alert "Chassis cover removed" |
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| Category : | Availability |
| Release Phase : | Resolved |
| Bug Id : | 6815610
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| Product : | Sun Fire T2000 Server
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| Date of Workaround Release : | 27-Mar-2009
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| Date of Resolved Release : | 16-Apr-2009
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A limited number of Sun Fire T2000 and SPARC Enterprise T2000 servers may experience a shutdown with SC Alert: "Chassis cover removed" (see below for details)
1. Impact
A limited number of Sun Fire T2000 and SPARC Enterprise T2000 servers
may experience a system shutdown after the System Controller (SC)
Alert: "Chassis cover removed" is displayed on the console, causing
system downtime.
In addition, this issue may result in
unnecessary hardware replacement.
2. Contributing Factors
This issue can occur on the following platforms:
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Sun Fire T2000 Server without patch 139434-02
Note: This issue rarely occurs and has only been observed on the above
mentioned T2000 servers.
3. Symptoms
The system will report the following errors on the system console,
which will also be recorded in the ALOM logs. An example from
'showlogs -v' would be similar to the following:
02:24:25: 0004007c: "System poweron is disabled."
02:24:25: 00040083: "
Chassis cover removed."
02:24:25: 0004000e: "
SC Request to Power Off Host
Immediately."
02:24:26: 0004004f: "Indicator SYS/ACT is now STANDBY BLINK"
02:24:27: 0004007d: "System poweron is enabled."
02:24:31: 00040029: "Host system has shut down."
As
shown in the example, the key to identify this issue is that in the
logs, the line "Chassis cover removed" will be followed by the line "SC
Request to Power Off Host Immediately". If the line "SC Request to
Power Off Host Immediately" is missing from the above message, then
this is a different issue and may indicate a hardware condition with
the cover interlock switch.
4. Workaround
There is no workaround. Please see Resolution below.
5. Resolution
This issue is addressed on the following platform:
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Sun Fire T2000 Server with patch 139434-02 or later
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16-Apr-2009: updated Contributing Factors and Resolution sections. Now Resolved.
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