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I think this Sun doc will answer your questions.
Document Audience: SPECTRUM
Document ID: 18490
Title: Ultra[TM] 450 (U450) activity led blinks on one system and is
steady on another...why?
Synopsis: Ultra[TM] 450 (U450) activity led blinks on one system and
is steady on another...why?
Update Date: Thu Sep 27 00:00:00 MDT 2001
Products: Sun Enterprise 450 Server, Ultra 450 Workstation
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Problem Statement: Top
Sun Enterprise 450 activity led blinks on one system and is steady on
another.
Why does that occur?Resolution: Top
>From FIN I0406-1
Some confusion has been noted in the field in reference to the front
panel status LEDs on Ultra 450 Workstations and Ultra Enterprise[TM] 450
(E450) Workgroup Servers, that blink on some systems and not on others.
The following is an explanation of the apparent random front panel LED
activity:
The Ultra Enterprise 450 and Ultra 450 NVRAM variable mfg-options sets
the system up as a workstation or server. The system name displayed in
the banner, energystar, watchdog-enable, and the front panel LEDs are
controlled by this variable.
Set the mfg-options NVRAM variable to the correct system type relative
to the desired led-blink status.
1. The front panel status LEDs will blink if the mfg-options NVRAM
variable is set to 49.
Workgroup Server setup:
OK> setenv mfg-options 49
banner Ultra Enterprise 450
energystar disabled
watchdog enabled
led-blink enabled
2. The front panel status LEDs will NOT blink if the mfg-options
NVRAM variable is set to 0.
Workstation setup:
OK> setenv mfg-options 0
banner Ultra 450
energystar enabled
watchdog disabled
led-blink disabled
On newer E450's with a system board part number of 501-5270,
501-5672 or 501-5673 the following is true if OpenBoot[TM] PROM
(OBP) is 3.12.3 or greater.
For the front panel LED to blink the "mfg-options" must
be set to "server" Ex. OK> setenv mfg-options server
For the front panel to remain steady the "mfg-options" must
be set to workstation. Ex. OK> setenv mfg-options workstation.
Failure to do so will result in the message "WARNING
mfg-options environment variable invalid".
----- Original Message -----
From: "Johann Eggers" <johann.eggers@teleatlas.com>
To: <craig@cookitservices.com>; <bb@bb4.com>
Sent: Wednesday, March 09, 2005 6:53 AM
Subject: [Fwd: Re: {bb} More issues with bb-prtdiag.sh 4.5]
> -------- Original Message --------
> Subject: Re: {bb} More issues with bb-prtdiag.sh 4.5
> Date: Wed, 09 Mar 2005 08:44:57 -0500
> From: Craig Cook <craig@cookitservices.com>
> Reply-To: bb@bb4.com
> To: bb@bb4.com
>
>
> >>3) I have problems with the 'Activity' light on an E450. bb-prtdiag.sh
> >>expects it to be always ON. But (a) Sun officially describe it as
> >>'blinking', and (b) prtdiag appears to report it as alternately 'ON' and
> >>'OFF' (as opposed to eg an E3500, where it is indeed reported as
> >>BLINKING).
>
> >"blinking" on an E450??? I have never seen this before.
> >You are showing that the Activitiy light actually changes? Very odd.
> >But, you do have one E450 with that LED on...
> >
> >I suspect a hardware issue with your blinking 450.
> >
> >Has anyone else seen this?
>
> Yes!
> On our E450's the power LED is green ON and the "operations"-LED is green
blinking.
>
> (No hardware failures...)
>
> Johann
>
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