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8642 PCI Error Codes
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PCI Error Code Format
PCI Error Codes DDDD DD
PCI Error Messages
PCI Error Format and Error Codes/Messages
PCI Error Code Format
Error codes are displayed on the screen as eight or sixteen digits:
DDDD DD S 0 VVVV IIII
|-----| | | |--| |--|
| | | | |-- PCI Device ID
| | | |------- PCI Vendor Number
| | |----------- Reserved (usually 0)
| |------------- PCI Slot Number (0= System board)
|------------------ PCI Device Error
For example, PCI error code 005A0210VVVIIII decodes as:
| Digit(s) |
Information |
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005A 02
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PCI device disabled due to Built-in Self Test failure. |
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1
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The device is in PCI slot number one. |
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0
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Reserved. |
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vvvv
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Could be any number (PCI vendor ID). |
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iiii
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Could be any number (PCI device ID). |
PCI Error Codes DDDD DD
| Error Code |
FRU/Action |
00900100vvvviiii
(System board PCI device does not respond) |
1. System Board |
009002s0vvvviiii
(PCI device Built-in Self Test failure) |
If S <> 0, replace PCI adapter.
If S = 0, replace system board. |
009003s0vvvviiii
(PCI device resource allocation failure. No resource
available for the requested memory I/O or C0000-DFFFF ROM address
space.) |
Run PCI Utility or MicroChannel Change Configuration
Utility to change system resource allocation. |
009004s0vvvviiii
(PCI device ROM checksum failure) |
If S <> 0, replace PCI adapter.
If S = 0, replace system board. |
009005s0vvvviiii
(Unsupported PCI device) |
Remove unsupported PCI adapter |
009010s0vvvviiii
(PCI data parity error) |
If S <> 0, replace PCI adapter.
If S = 0, replace system board. |
009011s0vvvviiii
(PCI data parity error) |
If S <> 0, replace PCI adapter.
If S = 0, replace system board. |
009020s0vvvviiii
(PCI address parity error) |
If S <> 0, replace PCI adapter.
If S = 0, replace system board. |
009030s0vvvviiii
(PCI system error) |
If S <>0, replace PCI adapter.
If S = 0, replace system board. |
PCI ErrorMessages
| Error Message |
FRU/Action |
PCI device(s) removed since last power up:
PCI vendor ID=xxxx,
device ID=xxxx
previously in slot x |
1. One or more PCI add-in devices appear(s) to have been removed since
the last execution of POST. This could be due to a catastrophic failure
of the PCI device rather than its actual physical removal. |
PCI device(s) added since last power up:
PCI vendorID=xxxx, deviceID=xxxx in slot x |
1. One or more PCI add-in devices has been added since the last execution
of POST. It may have been moved from another slot. Thisis not an error.
The device was enabled and had resources assigned. |
Unable to assign requested resources:
PCI vendor ID=xxxx device ID=xxxx in slot x Block |
1. A requested PCI resource (from the PCI Device Configuration) could
not be assigned as requested due to a conflict with a non-PCI deviceor
to a conflict with another requested PCI resource. |
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