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Operating Systems Solaris Any hope for this bootlooping Sun V210? Post 303026542 by vext01 on Thursday 29th of November 2018 02:24:58 PM
Old 11-29-2018
Hi gull04,


Thanks for your ongoing patience with this thread!


I'm not at the machine, but off the top of my head `poweron:


  • does indeed turn the system on and spins up the fans.
  • generates the "system power on event" message.
  • a few fan failure messages.



About the fans, one fan failure message was a CPU fan, I removed that CPU entirely as I believe the system should work with only 1 CPU anyway. There was also one chassis fan failure. Again I don't think that would stop the system booting. (I have spares which I will fit if I can get the system to boot).


IIRC, once the system is in the poweron state, `console -f` should give an 'ok>' prompt after hitting 'console -f' (and enter twice).



I can get you the exact ALOM messages later when I'm at the system.

------ Post updated at 06:48 PM ------

I replaced the fans on the CPU.


The console output looks like this:


Code:
sc> poweron
sc> 
SC Alert: SC System booted.

sc> console -f
Enter #. to return to ALOM.

SC Alert: VOLTAGE_SENSOR @ MB.BAT.V_BAT has exceeded low warning threshold.


I can hit enter as many times as I like, but no 'ok' prompt.


If the CPU were bad, the ALOM would know, right?

------ Post updated at 07:24 PM ------

I also tried resetting nvram, and provideing a bootscript like:


Code:
setenv output-mode ttya


no cigar.
 

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rest(3alleg4)                                                     Allegro manual                                                     rest(3alleg4)

NAME
rest - Waits a specified number of milliseconds or yields CPU. Allegro game programming library. SYNOPSIS
#include <allegro.h> void rest(unsigned int time); DESCRIPTION
This function waits for the specified number of milliseconds. Passing 0 as parameter will not wait, but just yield. This can be useful in order to "play nice" with other processes. Other values will cause CPU time to be dropped on most platforms. This will look better to users, and also does things like saving battery power and making fans less noisy. Note that calling this inside your active game loop is a bad idea, as you never know when the OS will give you the CPU back, so you could end up missing the vertical retrace and skipping frames. On the other hand, on multitasking operating systems it is good form to give up the CPU for a while if you will not be using it. SEE ALSO
install_timer(3alleg4), rest_callback(3alleg4), vsync(3alleg4), d_yield_proc(3alleg4) Allegro version 4.4.2 rest(3alleg4)
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