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Conference irocz::terminal_servers

Title:Terminal Servers
Notice:See Note 2 for Directory of important notes. Please use keywords.
Moderator:LAVC::CAHILLON
Created:Tue May 14 1991
Last Modified:Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:3547
Total number of notes:12300

3532.0. "ds90tl, fatal bugcheck" by MUNICH::BLASCH () Wed May 14 1997 11:32

    Hi,
    
    a DS90TL is having a   "Fatal bugcheck error"  with
    
    PC=07841714, SP=078c5f4c, SR=2000, C=200
    
    DS90TL uses MNENG1  V1.1a BL45-11.
    
    
    
    Does anyone know this fatal bugcheck?
    
    Thanks in advance 
    
    Birgit Blasch
    Digital Service Center Munich
     
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3532.1IROCZ::D_NELSONDave Nelson LKG1-3/A11 226-5358Wed May 14 1997 13:2313
RE: .0

Crash Code 200 is code checksum failure.  Somehow the executable code and 
constant data section of the image experienced a "change" since the last pass 
of checksum calculation.  This checksumming constantly occurs in the background
(idle time).  It is most often caused by an uninitialized pointer that causes
a write to code space.  Virtually impossible to diagnose without a crash dump,
and even then often very difficult.

Regards,

Dave

3532.2TWICK::PETTENGILLmulpThu May 22 1997 23:365
How old is it?  I never saw a problem with the 90TL until our last batch
of 20 where we had about 5 bad ones.  This was shortly before the 90TL EOL'd.
Wasn't the reason for the EOL the lack of the right kind of simms/drams;
my guess is that they were scraping the bottom of barrel to meet the
final part commitment.
3532.3NPSS::TAYLORFri May 23 1997 08:5114
    
    That simms are part of the reason for end of lifing the hardware and 
    we believe may be an influence in the failures we've been seeing. We 
    are debugging a failing module to find the root. We don't know enough 
    just yet to say it's the simm or another component in the path.
    
    If you have a newer 90TL that's consistently crashing and are running 
    a recient firmware image you can try swapping the simm. This worked 
    at a couple of sites. An India site swapped out these simms: SIMM mfg 
    is SEC Korea, SEC KMM536256BWG-8 9601 KOREA with ones labeled SAMSUNG 
    (SEC and SAMSUNG are the same manufacturer). You can expect to see 
    BWG-7 (70ns) and BWG-8 (80ns) parts and either should work. The part 
    numbers are 20-35191-06 for the 70ns part and 20-35191-05 for the 80ns.