Dell PowerEdge RAID Controller 6i - Manual (Page 115)

Troubleshooting
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Multibit ECC errors were
detected on the RAID
controller. If you
continue, data corruption
can occur. Contact
technical support to
resolve this issue. Press
'X' to continue or else
power off the system,
replace the controller
and reboot.
This error is specific to PERC 6/i controller.
Multi-bit ECC errors (MBE) occur in the
memory and can corrupt cached data and
discard it.
NOTICE:
MBE errors are serious, as they cause
data corruption and data loss. In case of MBE
errors, contact Dell Technical Support.
NOTE:
A similar message appears when multiple
single-bit ECC errors are detected on the
controller during bootup.
Multibit ECC errors were
detected on the RAID
controller.The DIMM on
the controller needs
replacement. If you
continue, data corruption
can occur. Press 'X' to
continue or else power
off the system and
replace the DIMM module
and reboot. If you have
replaced the DIMM please
press 'X' continue.
This error is specific to PERC 6/E controller.
Multi-bit ECC errors (MBE) occur in the
memory and can corrupt cached data and
discard it.
Some configured disks
have been removed from
your system, or are no
longer accessible. Check
your cables and ensure
all disks are present.
Press any key or ’C’ to
continue.
The message indicates that some configured
disks were removed. If the disks were not
removed, they are no longer accessible.
The SAS cables for your system might be
improperly connected. Check the cable
connections and fix any problems. Restart the
system.
If there are no cable problems, press any key or
<C> to continue.
Table 7-1. BIOS Errors and Warnings (continued)
Message Meaning
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