System messages – Dell DX6000 User Manual

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About Your System

System Messages

System messages appear on the screen to notify you of a possible problem

with the system.

NOTE:

If you receive a system message not listed in the table, check the

documentation for the application that is running when the message appears or the

operating system's documentation for an explanation of the message and

recommended action.

Table 1-2. System Messages

Message

Causes

Corrective Actions

128-bit Advanced

ECC mode

disabled. For

128-bit Advanced

ECC, DIMMs must

be installed in

pairs. Pairs must

be matched in

size and

geometry.

The Advanced ECC option

was enabled in BIOS, but is

no longer valid due to an

unsupported memory

configuration, possibly a

faulty or removed memory

module. The Advanced ECC

setting has been disabled.

Check other messages for a

faulty memory module.

Reconfigure the memory

modules for Advanced ECC

mode. See "System Memory"

on page 130.

Alert! Advanced

ECC Memory Mode

disabled! Memory

configuration

does not support

Advanced ECC

Memory Mode.

Advanced ECC Memory

Mode was enabled in the

system setup program, but

the current configuration

does not support Advanced

ECC Memory Mode. A

memory module may be

faulty.

Ensure that the memory

modules are installed in a

configuration that supports

Advanced ECC Memory

Mode. Check other system

messages for additional

information for possible

causes. For memory

configuration information,

see "General Memory

Module Installation

Guidelines" on page 131. If

the problem persists, see

"Troubleshooting System

Memory" on page 163.

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