| When we power up the DEC 2000 Model 300, this is the message that we get:
Copyright (c) 1993 Digital Equipment Corporation
This 1MB Flash contains VERSION 1.2 DEC 2000 Model 300 AXP console code.
DEC 2000 Model 300 AXP - ROM Version 2c8
Digital Equipment Corporation
System conducting power up tests
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Devnam Devstat
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CPU OK EV4 P3.0 6.6ns
MEM OK 32 MB
NVR OK
SCC OK
IT OK
KBD OK
LPT OK
FDDI No Test Code Available
SCSI OK
And then when we show config:
>>> show config
DEC 2000 Model 300 AXP -ROM Version 2c8
Digital Equipment Corporation
VMS PAL X5.44/OSF PAL X1.32 - Built on 29-Oct-1993 14:05:15:74
Eisa Info Devnam Devstat
CPU OK EV4 P3.0 66ns
MEM OK 128MB
NVR OK
SCC OK
IT OK
KBD OK
LPT OK
1 DEC3002 FDDI ?? 01 00fe
2
3
4
5 DEC4220 NI OK 08-00-2B-3D-90-20
6 ADP0002 SCSI OK
Then is it possible that because the system's firmware has no test code
available to test the FDDI controller, this FDDI controller has its failed
bit set and as such ECU and OPENVMS AXP will not be able to recognise
the FDDI controller.
Thanks
EngSoon
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| from the owner's manual (excerpted without permission)...
Verifying the Installation
Complete the following steps to verify that the adapter is installed and
operating properly in your computer:
1. Turn on power to the computer and ovserve the adapter's LED(s).
2. Note the following events (within 10 seconds after the computer power is
turned on):
a. The adapter's LED on the mounting bracket flashes green (three
flashes) for approximately 1 second.
b. The LED turns off when the adapter passes the powerup self-test.
A steady red/amber LED indicates a powerup self-test failure.
NOTE
For the DEFEA-DA model, the LED on each card indicates the status
of the card port. A steady red LED on the daughter card indicates a
possible failure with that card.
For the DEFEA-MA model, the A and B LEDs (located on the bottom
left and bottom right of the mounting bracket) indicate the status
of the adapter's A and B ports respectively. A steady amber LED
indicates a possible failure with that specific port.
If you observe any indication other than a successful self-test, turn off
power to the computer, reseat the adapter, then repeat step 1.
If the self-test fails repeatedly, refer to Chapter 3, Table 3-1, for
problem solving information.
You are now ready to install your device driver.
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That said, you can get the owner's manual from
NETCAD::PCDRIVERS:[DEFEA.DOCS]DEFEA-OM.PS
What saith the LEDs?
Chuck
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