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Article #3155Re: Dead 4/110 - how to resurrect
From: Craig Dewick
Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997 00:00
Date: Thu, 19 Jun 1997 00:00
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In <ejuhgexbon6.fsf@uxe.liv.ac.uk> Spider plant breeding program <nickc@liv.ac.uk> writes:
>It's a diskless Sun 4/110, and it currently exhibits the following symptoms:
> [ .. ]
>The 8 LEDs marked 'diagnostic LEDs' on the back show
>11010110
I've got my copy of the field engineer handbook open and I can't find an
error code listed for the 4/1xx series that matches this. If the first four
LEDS were like as you've shown with the last four blank, this would indicate
that there's a fault with the MMU chip.
However.... What you might like to try is switching the board to diagnostic
mode using the switch labelled NORM/DIAG on the panel, then connect up a
serial terminal to port A (9600 bps, 7 bits, even parity) before you turn
the machine on again. This way you'll see all the self-test messages and you
can get a better idea what is wrong.
It could just be a problem with one of the SIMM's - either one that's died
or one needs re-seating in it's socket.
Regards,
Craig.
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