Dell PowerEdge SC 430 User Manual

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Bad command or file name

 

Ensure that you have spelled the command
correctly, have put spaces in the proper
place, and have used the correct pathname.

Bad error-correction code (ECC) on disk read

The diskette or hard-drive controller
detected an uncorrectable read error.

See "

Troubleshooting a Diskette Drive

,"

"

Troubleshooting SATA Hard Drives

," or

"

Troubleshooting SCSI Hard Drives

" in

"Troubleshooting Your System."

bb/dd/f: Error allocating IRQ for PCI Device

bb/dd/f: Error allocating I/O BAR for PCI Device

bb/dd/f: Error allocating Mem BAR for PCI Device

bb/dd/f: Error allocating PMem BAR for PCI Device

bb/dd/f: Error allocating UMB for PCI Device

where bb is the bus number, dd is the device number, and f

is the function number.

 

NOTE:

bb

, dd, and f are hexadecimal numbers.

The system encountered a problem while
trying to configure an expansion card or
integrated on-board devices.

If the device number points to an expansion
card, the card can be removed. See
"

Troubleshooting Expansion Cards

" in

"Troubleshooting Your System."

If the device number points to a an on-board
device, disable the device. See "Using the
System Setup Program" in your User's Guide
for details.

Controller has failed

The hard drive or the associated
controller is defective.

See "

Troubleshooting SATA Hard Drives

" or

"

Troubleshooting SCSI Hard Drives

" in

"Troubleshooting Your System."

Data error

The diskette drive or hard drive cannot
read the data.

For the operating system, run the
appropriate utility to check the file structure
of the diskette drive or hard drive.

See your operating system documentation for
information on running these utilities.

Decreasing available memory

One or more memory modules might be
faulty or improperly seated.

 

Reinstall the memory modules and, if
necessary, replace them. See "

Memory

" in

"Installing System Options."

See "

Troubleshooting System Memory

" in

"Troubleshooting Your System."

Diskette drive 0 seek failure

A cable might be loose or the system
configuration information might not match
the hardware configuration.

See "

Troubleshooting a Diskette Drive

" in

"Troubleshooting Your System."

Diskette read failure

The diskette might be defective, or a
cable might be loose.

If the diskette-drive indicator turns on, try a
different disk.

See "

Troubleshooting a Diskette Drive

" in

"Troubleshooting Your System."

Diskette subsystem reset failed

The diskette drive controller might be
faulty.

Run the system diagnostics. See "

Running

the System Diagnostics

."

Diskette write protected

The diskette is write-protected.

Slide the write-protect notch to the open
position.

Drive not ready

No diskette is in the drive.

Insert a diskette in the drive.

Floppy diskette seek failure

A diskette drive is not connected but is
enabled in the BIOS setup menu.

See "

Troubleshooting a Diskette Drive

" in

"Troubleshooting Your System."

Gate A20 failure

Faulty keyboard controller (faulty system
board).

See "

Getting Help

."

General failure

The operating system is unable to carry
out the command.

This message is usually followed by specific
information. Take the appropriate action to
resolve the problem.

Hard-disk configuration error

Hard-disk controller failure

Hard-disk drive failure

The hard drive failed initialization.

Run the system diagnostics. See "

Running

the System Diagnostics

."

See "

Troubleshooting SATA Hard Drives

" or

"

Troubleshooting SCSI Hard Drives

" in

"Troubleshooting Your System."

Drive x not found: Serial (or Parallel) ATA, SATA-(or PATA-

)n

x is the drive number (0-6) and n is
SATA0-4 or PATA0-1

Run the system diagnostics. See "

Running

the System Diagnostics

."

See "

Troubleshooting SATA Hard Drives

" in

"Troubleshooting Your System."

Insert bootable media

The operating system is trying to boot
from a nonbootable diskette or CD.

Insert a bootable diskette or CD.

Invalid configuration information - please run SETUP

program

The system configuration information
does not match the hardware
configuration.

Enter the System Setup program and correct
the system configuration information. See
your User's Guide for details.

Keyboard Controller Failure

Keyboard Stuck Key Failure

Keyboard failure

A cable or connector might be loose, or
the keyboard or keyboard/mouse
controller might be faulty.

See "

Troubleshooting the Keyboard

" in

"Troubleshooting Your System."

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