An BMC problem can occur when a hardware failure has occurred on the BMC.
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Run diagnostics by entering the following command from the boot environment prompt: boot_diags
The diagnostics main menu appears.
- From the main menu, enter the following option: mb
The motherboard diagnostic menu appears.
Enter Diag, Command or Option: mb
Motherboard Diagnostic
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1: Comprehensive motherboard diags 71: Show PCI configuration
2: Misc. board test menu 72: Show detailed PCI info
3: Cache test menu 73: Initialize real- time clock
4: On-board GbE test menu 75: System serial info setup[Mfg]
5: On-board FCAL test menu
6: SAS Test Menu 91: Enable/disable looping
7: IB Test Menu 92: Stop/Continue looping on error
8: BMC Test Menu 93: Extended/Normal test mode
9: NVMEM Test Menu 99: Exit
- From the diagnostic prompt, enter test number 8.
The BMC diagnostic menu appears.
Select test or feature by number [0]: 8
BMC Diagnostics
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1: Comprehensive Test 72: Get Reason for Restart
2: BMC Self Test 73: Show Device Info
3: Environment Test 74: Show SDR Info
4: SDR Read Test 75: Show SEL Info
5: SEL Read Test 76: Clear SEL [Mfg]
6: LCD Exercise 77: Emergency Shutdown [Mfg]
7: BMC Timer test 78: BMC Update Menu [Xtnd]
10: Show BMC SSH Keys 79: Dump SEL Records
80: Dump Raw SEL Records
41: BMC NMI Test
42: BMC Front Panel Button Test 91: Enable/disable looping
43: SEL Write Test [Xtnd] 92: Stop/continue on error
93: Extended/Normal test mode
71: Show BMC SEL Time 99: Exit
- Enter the appropriate test number from the diagnostic prompt. To perform a comprehensive test, enter test number 1.
Note: It takes several minutes to complete the comprehensive test.
The results of the test are displayed.
- Based on the results of Step 4, diagnose the problem. If the problem persists, reseat the BMC and repeat Steps 1 to 5.
If the problem still persists, contact technical support for assistance.