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troubleshooting cause of amber light
Post 302305457 by incredible on Thursday 9th of April 2009 02:35:08 AM
04-09-2009
Sometimes this kind of situation justs work if you can try the following:
1-Gracefully shutdown and poweroff the system
2-Pull out the 2 power cords at the rear.
3- wait for about 30secs or so.
4-plug in powercords and monitor the console messages (ILOM messages, for any errrors)
5-Power on the system and see if the LED goes off..
1-Gracefully shutdown and poweroff the system
2-Pull out the 2 power cords at the rear.
3- wait for about 30secs or so.
4-plug in powercords and monitor the console messages (ILOM messages, for any errrors)
5-Power on the system and see if the LED goes off..
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