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Hi guys,

I'm new to solaris, and need to change damaged memory

Server is 280R

I get this output from fmdump:

Code:
bash-3.00# fmdump -v -u a645d6ef-7348-6619-d9d0-dcf80c069a94

TIME                 UUID                                 SUNW-MSG-ID

Sep 21 00:18:50.9350 a645d6ef-7348-6619-d9d0-dcf80c069a94 SUN4U-8000-35

   95%  fault.memory.bank

         FRU: mem:///component=J0100,J0202,J0304,J0406

        rsrc: mem:///component=J0100,J0202,J0304,J0406



 



Sep 21 03:11:49.4309 a645d6ef-7348-6619-d9d0-dcf80c069a94 SUN4U-8000-35

   95%  fault.memory.bank

         FRU: mem:///component=J0100,J0202,J0304,J0406

        rsrc: mem:///component=J0100,J0202,J0304,J0406



 



Sep 25 10:39:06.1713 a645d6ef-7348-6619-d9d0-dcf80c069a94 SUN4U-8000-35

   95%  fault.memory.bank

         FRU: mem:///component=J0100,J0202,J0304,J0406

        rsrc: mem:///component=J0100,J0202,J0304,J0406



 



Sep 25 12:25:46.2290 a645d6ef-7348-6619-d9d0-dcf80c069a94 SUN4U-8000-35

   95%  fault.memory.bank

         FRU: mem:///component=J0100,J0202,J0304,J0406

        rsrc: mem:///component=J0100,J0202,J0304,J0406



 



Oct 30 14:04:39.3717 a645d6ef-7348-6619-d9d0-dcf80c069a94 SUN4U-8000-35

   95%  fault.memory.bank

         FRU: mem:///component=J0100,J0202,J0304,J0406

        rsrc: mem:///component=J0100,J0202,J0304,J0406



 



Oct 31 11:12:48.6041 a645d6ef-7348-6619-d9d0-dcf80c069a94 SUN4U-8000-35

   95%  fault.memory.bank

         FRU: mem:///component=J0100,J0202,J0304,J0406

        rsrc: mem:///component=J0100,J0202,J0304,J0406



 



Dec 26 11:01:42.4076 a645d6ef-7348-6619-d9d0-dcf80c069a94 SUN4U-8000-35

   95%  fault.memory.bank

         FRU: mem:///component=J0100,J0202,J0304,J0406

        rsrc: mem:///component=J0100,J0202,J0304,J0406



 



Dec 27 11:08:59.8339 a645d6ef-7348-6619-d9d0-dcf80c069a94 SUN4U-8000-35

   95%  fault.memory.bank

         FRU: mem:///component=J0100,J0202,J0304,J0406

        rsrc: mem:///component=J0100,J0202,J0304,J0406



 



Jan 30 06:12:05.4228 a645d6ef-7348-6619-d9d0-dcf80c069a94 SUN4U-8000-35

   95%  fault.memory.bank

         FRU: mem:///component=J0100,J0202,J0304,J0406

        rsrc: mem:///component=J0100,J0202,J0304,J0406



 



Dec 06 14:22:04.4486 a645d6ef-7348-6619-d9d0-dcf80c069a94 SUN4U-8000-35

   95%  fault.memory.bank

         FRU: mem:///component=J0100,J0202,J0304,J0406

        rsrc: mem:///component=J0100,J0202,J0304,J0406
how can I know where to find the memory in the server?



thanks in advance

funksen
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If you have a sunsolve account - you can look at the info

else, this shows your memory, cpu and pci as it is on the board

J0407 Group 1 Bank 1/3
J0406 Group 0 Bank 0/2
J0305 Group 1 Bank 1/3
J0304 Group 0 Bank 0/2
J0203 Group 1 Bank 1/3
J0202 Group 0 Bank 0/2
J0101 Group 1 Bank 1/3
J0100 Group 0 Bank 0/2

cpu 0 slot cpu1 slot


PCI B Slot 1

PCI B Slot 2

PCI B Slot 0
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thank you RTM,

with the message J0100,J0202,J0304,J0406 every module of group0 could be damaged, any idea how to determine which one exactly???
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I believe if Sun were replacing the memory, they would replace all of it.
If you are replacing the memory, then replace one at a time and boot- if the errors go away, then you found your 'bad' dimm. Long process but will cost you less money.
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hm bad news, perhaps I can find 4 new modules


thank you very much!
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