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Operating Systems Solaris kern.warning interrupt 0x7c0 at level 15 not serviced Post 302224734 by sparcguy on Wednesday 13th of August 2008 11:42:25 PM
Old 08-14-2008
seems like they all started with cpu panic

WARNING: interrupt level 12 not serviced

according some bug reports in sunsolve interrupt Level "N" may refers to a device, like Level 5 indicates that the problem is probably that of a cdrom drive

Level 15 from reading several sunsolve reports seems to indicate that Interrupt Level 15 related to volume manager or some "disk" controller related problem.

Do you have any jbod or san storage connected recently to your box? Or installed any patches/firmware related to it in recent memory?

Maybe you should also escalate to sun.
 

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