Dell PowerEdge RAID Controller 6i - Manual (Page 113)

Troubleshooting
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Memory/Battery problems
were detected. The
adapter has recovered,
but cached data was lost.
Press any key to
continue.
This message occurs under the following
conditions:
• The adapter detects that the cache in the
controller cache has not yet been written to
the disk subsystem.
• The controller detects an error-correcting
code (ECC) error while performing its cache
checking routine during initialization.
• The controller then discards the cache rather
than sending it to the disk subsystem because
the data integrity cannot be guaranteed.
To resolve this problem, allow the battery to
charge fully. If the problem persists, the battery
or adapter DIMM might be faulty. In that case,
contact Dell Technical Support.
Firmware is in Fault
State
Contact Dell Technical Support.
Firmware version
inconsistency was
detected. The adapter has
recovered, but cached
data was
lost. Press any key to
continue.
New firmware has been flashed that is
incompatible with the previous version.
The cache contains data that has not been
written to the physical disks and that cannot
be recovered. Check data integrity. You may
need to restore the data from a backup.
Foreign configuration(s)
found on adapter. Press
any key to continue, or
’C’ to load the
configuration utility or
’F’ to import foreign
configuration(s) and
continue.
When a controller firmware detects a physical
disk with existing foreign metadata, it flags the
physical disk as foreign and generates an alert
indicating that a foreign disk was detected.
Press <F> at this prompt to import the
configuration (if all member drives of the
virtual disk are present) without loading the
BIOS configuration utility. Or, press <C> to
enter the BIOS configuration utility and either
import or clear the foreign configuration.
Table 7-1. BIOS Errors and Warnings (continued)
Message Meaning
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