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HP NetServer DiagTools

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Printed in September 1998

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  • Page 1: Hp Netserver Diagtools

    HP NetServer DiagTools Error Reference and User Guide Printed in September 1998...

  • Page 2: Audience Assumptions

    Packard shall not be liable for errors contained herein or for incidental or consequential damages in connection with the furnishing, performance, or use of this material. Hewlett-Packard assumes no responsibility for the use or reliability of its software on equipment that is not furnished by Hewlett-Packard.

  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Contents 1 DiagTools Overview ..................1 Introduction to Hardware Diagnostic Tools............1 DiagTools Requirements and Capabilities ............1 DiagTools Requirements ................1 DiagTools Capabilities................2 DiagTools User Interface Modes: Graphical or Text-Based ......3 Hardware Detection..................3 Overview of Hardware Detection..............3 What is Detected..................3 About Error Messages ..................3 Advantages and Limitations of Hardware Diagnostics........3 Latest Version of the Software and the Documentation ......4 2 Preparing to Run DiagTools .................5...
  • Page 4 Getting a Configuration Report..............21 Reviewing Results: Running the Viewers............22 Reviewing Results: Saving and Printing the Support Ticket......22 To Create A Support Ticket..............23 Troubleshooting When Devices are not Detected .........23 Processor and Memory Non Detected Troubleshooting ......23 SCSI Device Non Detected Troubleshooting ..........24 5 Error Message Reference................25 Error Messages and Their Sources...............25 The System Tests ..................25...

  • Page 5: Diagtools Overview

    1 DiagTools Overview Introduction to Hardware Diagnostic Tools The purpose of hardware diagnostic software is to provide tools for checking serious hardware problems. By design, offline diagnostics execute simple tests of each hardware component in turn. Usually, such tests create assurance that hardware is not the source of system problems. This allows the user to focus energy on configuration problems, network problems, and software problems.

  • Page 6: Diagtools Capabilities

    Chapter 1 DiagTools Overview DiagTools Capabilities DiagTools for HP NetServers is a set of off-line diagnostic tests, including tests for system and processor components, memory and storage elements, ports, and input/output devices. The DiagTools files are located on the HP NetServer Navigator. To prepare DiagTools for use, the user may either transfer it to diskette and restart the server from the floppy drive install the Utility Partition and run DiagTools from the hard disk (which also reboots the server) DiagTools checks key NetServer components, and a menu of Advanced System Tests is available for...

  • Page 7: Diagtools User Interface Modes: Graphical Or Text-Based

    Chapter 1 DiagTools Overview DiagTools User Interface Modes: Graphical or Text-Based DiagTools has two different types of interface modes. The graphical interface operates from a DiagTools diskette made while HP NetServer Navigator is running. The text-based mode operates when the Utility Partition is installed.

  • Page 8: Latest Version Of The Software And The Documentation

    Chapter 1 DiagTools Overview inability to indicate problems with wrongly configured systems or the network inability to boot to systems that cannot boot to DOS Latest Version of the Software and the Documentation You can get information about the latest version of the software as well as the most current documentation at the following web address: www.hp.com/go/netserver...

  • Page 9: Preparing To Run Diagtools

    2 Preparing to Run DiagTools Begin with Simple Troubleshooting Generally, you use DiagTools during installation to ensure that hardware components are fully functional. You may also use DiagTools if you are having problems with a particular server. In this case, you might use DiagTools to check whether all of the server’s detectable components are found by DiagTools.

  • Page 10: Preparing For Remote Operation

    Chapter 2 Preparing to Run DiagTools Once the installation is complete, the Utility Partition (with DiagTools included) will be ready for use. See chapter 4, “Running DiagTools in the Text Mode” for information on how to run DiagTools from the Utility Partition.
  • Page 11 Chapter 2 Preparing to Run DiagTools...

  • Page 13: Running Diagtools In The Graphical Mode (From Diskette)

    3 Running DiagTools in the Graphical Mode (from Diskette) Once you have completed the steps in chapter 2 under “How to Make a DiagTools Diskette,” you can start the graphical mode by rebooting the server with the DiagTools diskette in the floppy drive. NOTE For basic information on DiagTools and its latest release notes, choose View DiagTools Readme from the Advanced System Test-Misc menu.

  • Page 14: Starting Configuration Detection

    Chapter 3 Running DiagTools in the Graphical Mode (from Diskette) Before continuing, ensure that the following are correctly configured... Starting Configuration Detection Press the F2 function key to continue with DiagTools and start the Configuration Detection tests. You do not need to run the Setup utility. Table 3-1.

  • Page 15: Interpreting Basic Test Results

    Chapter 3 Running DiagTools in the Graphical Mode (from Diskette) Interpreting Basic Test Results Once you run the DiagTools Basic Tests, you can see whether any component failed. For this, DiagTools reports whether the Basic System Test result is “passed” or “failed”. If the Basic System Test result is “failed”, determine details of the problem as follows: 1.

  • Page 16: Running The Advanced System Tests

    Chapter 3 Running DiagTools in the Graphical Mode (from Diskette) Running the Advanced System Tests Advanced System Test Menus and Options The graphical interface of the Advanced System Tests displays a color screen and initializes the various tests. This may take a few minutes. The Advanced System Tests are listed across the top of the screen (and in the list shown below).

  • Page 17: Reviewing Results: Running The Viewers

    Chapter 3 Running DiagTools in the Graphical Mode (from Diskette) b. To select a series of tests, highlight the item to be tested on the Main Menu. Then press the F6 function key. Check marks appear next to all tests in the highlighted menu, indicating that those tests are selected.

  • Page 18: To Create A Support Ticket

    Chapter 3 Running DiagTools in the Graphical Mode (from Diskette) About the Support Ticket The Support Ticket is a text file you can create using DiagTools. It lists the hardware detected and the test results. It includes the following sections: Introduction including an explanation of the Support Ticket’s importance System Information, including the detected hardware configuration Test Report, showing the results of the Basic System Test and Advanced System Tests, as run...

  • Page 19: Scsi Device Non Detected Troubleshooting

    Chapter 3 Running DiagTools in the Graphical Mode (from Diskette) down the NetServer, redo the installation, and replace all covers. Redo the system installation using the Setup utility on the HP NetServer Navigator CD-ROM. Then run DiagTools again to see whether all components are detected.

  • Page 21: Running Diagtools In The Text Mode (From The Utility Partition)

    4 Running DiagTools in the Text Mode (from the Utility Partition) Preparation in Advance Once you have completed the steps in chapter 2 under “DiagTools Can Be Installed with the Utility Partition,” you can start the text-based mode by rebooting to the Utility Partition. NOTE After you boot up, you can get basic information on DiagTools and its latest release notes, by choosing 5.

  • Page 22: Select The Utility Partition

    Chapter 4 Running DiagTools in the Text Mode (from the Utility Partition) CAUTION Before you reboot the server be sure users have been warned and network operations shut down gracefully, if possible. 2. Reboot the NetServer and watch the console screen for the Utility Partition Prompt. When you see the prompt, press F12 to enter the Utility Partition.

  • Page 23: Interpreting Basic Test Results

    Chapter 4 Running DiagTools in the Text Mode (from the Utility Partition) and choose View Test Results. NOTE In the Misc Menu, only the Page Up and Page Down keys can be used to move up and down in text. Use the Esc key to exit back to the menu. Interpreting Basic Test Results If the Basic System Test result is “failed”, determine details of the problem as follows: a.
  • Page 24 Chapter 4 Running DiagTools in the Text Mode (from the Utility Partition) the screen (and in the list shown below). Use the arrow keys to highlight the type of tests you want to run. System Memory FDD (Flexible Disk Drive) SCSI KBD (Keyboard) Video...

  • Page 25: Getting A Configuration Report

    Chapter 4 Running DiagTools in the Text Mode (from the Utility Partition) FDD (Flexible Disk Drive) SCSI KBD (Keyboard) Misc Batch NOTE Do NOT use the Erase Errors List command that appears briefly during test operation. It would erase the error list that you will use to create a Support Ticket.

  • Page 26: Reviewing Results: Running The Viewers

    Chapter 4 Running DiagTools in the Text Mode (from the Utility Partition) Verify that DiagTools correctly detected all processors and memory on the system board (as listed in Table 4-2). Also verify DiagTools correctly detected all SCSI devices. If all processors, memory, and SCSI devices were detected, review the rest of the Support Ticket.

  • Page 27: To Create A Support Ticket

    Chapter 4 Running DiagTools in the Text Mode (from the Utility Partition) Each time you create a Support Ticket, it overwrites the previous one. To preserve a Support Ticket, copy its file elsewhere, rename it, or remove the diskette where it is located from the drive. You can view a Support Ticket with a text editor.

  • Page 28: Scsi Device Non Detected Troubleshooting

    Chapter 4 Running DiagTools in the Text Mode (from the Utility Partition) If any processors, memory or SCSI devices (listed in Table 4-2) are still not detected, it is recommended that you run the Basic System Tests and create a Support Ticket anyway. Doing so may give more information to help diagnose what the problem is.

  • Page 29: Error Message Reference

    5 Error Message Reference Error Messages and Their Sources Errors are designated by a hexadecimal number. These numbers are listed in this chapter with a simple description of their meaning and some actions the user can take to try to isolate the source of the error.
  • Page 30 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action execution error. 0007h Verify a Segment for Make sure the CPU is seated properly or replace the CPU. Reading) instruction execution error. 0008h VERW (Verify a 1. Take ESD precautions and make sure the system board is seated. Segment for Writing 2.
  • Page 31 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action GS registers. 3. Be sure the processor board (if any) is seated. 4. Make sure the CPU chip is seated. 5. Make sure the memory elements (DIMMs) are properly seated. 6. Check system fans. If overheating occurs, chip may shut down. 7.
  • Page 32 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action 001Eh The detected CPU Check jumpers or switches on the system board to be sure they are set properly Speed is not the according to the technical reference label or card. same as specified.
  • Page 33 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action 5. Make sure the memory elements (DIMMs) are properly seated. 6. Check system fans. If overheating occurs, chip may shut down. 7. If the system ran with temperature high, let it cool for 30 minutes, then restart. 8.
  • Page 34 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action 3. Be sure the processor board (if any) is seated. 4. Make sure the CPU chip is seated. 5. Make sure the memory elements (DIMMs) are properly seated. 6. Check system fans. If overheating occurs, chip may shut down. 7.
  • Page 35 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action 0030h Read/Write test on 1. Take ESD precautions and make sure the system board is seated. DMA controller 1 2. Check the seating of the voltage regulator module (VRM) if present. failed.
  • Page 36 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action 8. If system repeatedly shows this error, replace the CPU chip or board, as appropriate. 0050h The Timer Periodic 1. Take ESD precautions and make sure the system board is seated. Interrupt is not being 2.
  • Page 37 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action 6. Check system fans. If overheating occurs, chip may shut down. 7. If the system ran with temperature high, let it cool for 30 minutes, then restart. 8. If system repeatedly shows this error, replace the CPU chip or board, as appropriate.
  • Page 38 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action 0074h CMOS RAM time is Run BIOS Setup if problem persists replace battery, if present. Then replace the invalid. system board. 0075h Time-base frequency Reset the system and set BIOS Setup parameter. If the problem persists--replace divider set at CMOS RAM and the battery.
  • Page 39 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action 5. Make sure the CPU chip is seated. (Take ESD precautions.) 6. Make sure the memory elements (DIMMs) are properly seated. 7. Check system fans. If overheating occurs, chip may shut down. 8.
  • Page 40 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action 8. If the system ran with temperature high, let it cool for 30 minutes, then restart. 9. If system repeatedly shows this error, replace PCI Card and system board. 0088h BIOS32 service Update the System BIOS.
  • Page 41 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action twice. 0097h DiagTools Error Download a new version of DiagTools from the HP web site and run it. If you get the same error, call the HP Customer Care Center. 0098h DiagTools Error Download a new version of DiagTools from the HP web site and run it.
  • Page 42 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action 2. If necessary, update the BIOS. 3. Clear the CMOS and rerun configuration. See directions on the technical reference label or card. 4. Make sure the system board is seated. 5. Check the seating of the voltage regulator module (VRM) if present. 6.
  • Page 43 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action 6. Be sure the processor board (if any) is seated. 7. Make sure the CPU chip is seated. (Take ESD precautions.) 8. Make sure the memory elements (DIMMs) are properly seated. 9.
  • Page 44 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action restart. 11. If system repeatedly shows this error, replace the element with the CMOS. 00A7h NVRAM test failed. 1. Run the BIOS Setup program and reconfigure all settings. 2. If necessary, update the BIOS. 3.
  • Page 45 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action reference label or card. 4. Make sure the system board is seated. 5. Check the seating of the voltage regulator module (VRM) if present. 6. Be sure the processor board (if any) is seated. 7.
  • Page 46 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action 6. Check system fans. If overheating occurs, chip may shut down. 7. If the system ran with temperature high, let it cool for 30 minutes, then restart. 8. If system repeatedly shows this error, replace the CPU chip or board, as appropriate.

  • Page 47: Memory Test Menu

    Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action 4. Make sure the CPU chip is seated. 5. Make sure the memory elements (DIMMs) are properly seated. 6. Check system fans. If overheating occurs, chip may shut down. 7. If the system ran with temperature high, let it cool for 30 minutes, then restart. 8.
  • Page 48 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action 0100h ROM read error. 1. Take ESD precautions and make sure the system board is seated. 2. Check the seating of the voltage regulator module (VRM) if present. 3. Be sure the processor board (if any) is seated. 4.
  • Page 49 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action technical reference label or card. 5. Examine the support ticket and check for failures. 6. Bring the system down to its minimum memory configuration and rerun the test. 7. Build up the system by halves until the failure is located. 0135h ECC Correctable 1.
  • Page 50 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action technical reference label or card. 5. Examine the support ticket and check for failures. 6. Bring the system down to its minimum memory configuration and rerun the test. 7. Build up the system by halves until the failure is located. 0160h There is an address 1.
  • Page 51 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action 4. Check the positions of DIMMs to see that positioning matches that on the technical reference label or card. 5. Examine the support ticket and check for failures. 6. Bring the system down to its minimum memory configuration and rerun the test.
  • Page 52 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action 5. Examine the support ticket and check for failures. 6. Bring the system down to its minimum memory configuration and rerun the test. 7. Build up the system by halves until the failure is located. 01A0h The pattern written 1.

  • Page 53: Fdd (Flexible Disk Drive Or Floppy) Tests

    Chapter 5 Error Message Reference FDD (Flexible Disk Drive or Floppy) Tests Flexible Disk Drives are tested for rotational speed, elevator, and seek channel. Code Description Recommended Action 0301h Undefined or 1. Try a different diskette. invalid command. 2. Check the cable between the floppy drive and the system board. 3.
  • Page 54 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action 0322h Floppy Speed 1. Try a different diskette. Error. 2. Check the cable between the floppy drive and the system board. 3. Change the floppy drive. 4. Change the system board. 0340h Seek operation 1.

  • Page 55: Kbd (Keyboard) Tests

    Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action Test. 3. Change the floppy drive. 4. Change the system board. 03FEh Diskette data 1. Try a different diskette. read/write error in 2. Check the cable between the floppy drive and the system board. Sequential Test.

  • Page 56: Scsi Device Tests

    Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action 2. Replace the keyboard and rerun the test. 3. Replace the system board. 0413h Keyboard data 1. Power down the system. (Caution, keyboards are not hot-swappable. A stuck low/high. keyboard swap with power on may damage the system board.) 2.
  • Page 57 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action 4. Check for proper termination, using technical reference card or label. 5. Check system fans 6. Check firmware version of drive and update if necessary. 7. Replace the drive 8. Change the card or board that has the drive’s controller. 0502h SCSI device read 1.
  • Page 58 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action 4. Check for proper termination, using technical reference card or label. 5. Check system fans 6. Check firmware version of drive and update if necessary. 7. Replace the drive 8. Change the card or board that has the drive’s controller. 0509h DiagTools Error Download a new version of DiagTools from the HP web site and run it.
  • Page 59 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action get the same error, call the HP Customer Care Center. 0514h DiagTools Error Download a new version of DiagTools from the HP web site and run it. If you get the same error, call the HP Customer Care Center. 0515h Tape Selftest error.
  • Page 60 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action 4. Check seating of board or SCSI card. 5. Check for proper termination, using technical reference card or label. 6. Check system fans 7. Check firmware version of drive and update if necessary. 8.

  • Page 61: Misc Tests

    Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action 4. Check seating of board or SCSI card. 5. Check for proper termination, using technical reference card or label. 6. Check system fans 7. Check firmware version of drive and update if necessary. 8.
  • Page 62 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action 0606h DiagTools Error Report error to HP Customer Care Center and get the latest version of DiagTools. 0607h DiagTools Error Report error to HP Customer Care Center and get the latest version of DiagTools. 0608h FIFO register test Possible system board failure.

  • Page 63: Video Test

    Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action 0803h DiagTools Error Report error to HP Customer Care Center and get the latest version of DiagTools. 0804h DiagTools Error Report error to HP Customer Care Center and get the latest version of DiagTools. 0805h DiagTools Error Report error to HP Customer Care Center and get the latest version of DiagTools.

  • Page 64: Multiprocessor Test

    Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action Drive x in Sector y. 2. Check the cable between the CD and its controller. 3. Change the CD drive. 4. Change the board where the controller for the CD drive is located. 0A06h Random data test 1.
  • Page 65 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action 4. Be sure the processor board (if any) is seated. 5. Make sure the CPU chip is seated. (Take ESD precautions.) 6. Make sure the memory elements (DIMMs) are properly seated. 7.
  • Page 66 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action 4. Be sure the processor board (if any) is seated. 5. Make sure the CPU chip is seated. (Take ESD precautions.) 6. Make sure the memory elements (DIMMs) are properly seated. 7.
  • Page 67 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action 4. Be sure the processor board (if any) is seated. 5. Make sure the CPU chip is seated. (Take ESD precautions.) 6. Make sure the memory elements (DIMMs) are properly seated. 7.
  • Page 68 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action 4. Be sure the processor board (if any) is seated. 5. Make sure the CPU chip is seated. (Take ESD precautions.) 6. Make sure the memory elements (DIMMs) are properly seated. 7.
  • Page 69 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action Failure. The pattern label or card. read back from the 2. Make sure the system board is seated. cache is not same as 3. Check the seating of the voltage regulator module (VRM) if present. the pattern written.
  • Page 70 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action 9. If system repeatedly shows this error, replace the CPU chip or board, as appropriate. 1031h Multi Processor 1. Reduce the system to its minimum configuration per the technical reference Failure. L2 Cache label or card.
  • Page 71 Chapter 5 Error Message Reference Code Description Recommended Action 7. Check system fans. If overheating occurs, chip may shut down. 8. If the system ran with temperature high, let it cool for 30 minutes, then restart. 9. If system repeatedly shows this error, replace the CPU chip or board, as appropriate.

  • Page 73: A Test Menus

    A Test Menus Basic Test Menus NOTE DiagTools will run a different selection basic tests depending upon the type of hardware components present. Listed below is an example of the basic test set run each time DiagTools is used: System Test Script Processor Test DMA Controller Test Interrupt Controller Test...

  • Page 74: Advanced System Tests

    Appendix A Test Menus Advanced System Tests You may select Advanced System Tests by pressing F2 after completion of Basic Tests When advanced tests are run, the following menus are available: Advanced System Test Menus System Memory FDD (Flexible Disk Drive) SCSI KBD (Keyboard) Video...

  • Page 75: B Test Descriptions

    B Test Descriptions Test Descriptions System Test Menu The tests included in the System Test Menu exercise the basic functionality of the CPU, ensuring that the registers, the flags, and both the basic and protected instructions work as expected. It includes tests of the chip speed as well as the operation of integrated controllers for coprocessing, DMA, interrupts, and the timers and clock functionality.
  • Page 76 Appendix B Test Descriptions Timer Test This test checks the accuracy of the timer count by calibrating it against the periodic interrupt of the real time clock (RTC). Real Time Clock Test This test checks the accuracy of the real time clock by calibrating it against the system timer.

  • Page 77: Memory Test Menu

    Appendix B Test Descriptions Memory Test Menu The Memory Test Menu includes tests that exercise all aspects of the storage media and key memory locations of the system. The functionality of the boot ROM, parity over the whole memory space, patterns, addressing, refresh functions, and the data bus have specific tests included in the menu.

  • Page 78: Fdd (Flexible Disk Drive Or Floppy) Tests

    Appendix B Test Descriptions Address Test The address test writes a value in one location of memory and then scans the entire memory to find out a reflection of that value. Refresh Test This test makes sure the refresh circuitry is functioning and measures the refresh interval.

  • Page 79: Kbd (Keyboard) Tests

    Appendix B Test Descriptions Elevator seek Test This test verifies the track-to-track seeking capability of the floppy drive. This test is sometimes called a butterfly test. Disk Change Line Test This test verifies the change line capability of the floppy drive. KBD (Keyboard) Tests The KBD Test Menu includes testing the keyboard controller, scanning, LEDs, clock line, and data line for proper functionality.

  • Page 80: Scsi Tape Unit Tests

    Appendix B Test Descriptions SCSI Disk Read Test This test reads logical blocks from the SCSI disk. If the starting logical block number and end logical block number fields are not specified, the test starts reading from block 0 and terminates at the last block of the disk. SCSI Tape Unit Tests SCSI Tape Buffer Test This test writes data, reads back and compares with the data written to the...

  • Page 81: Video Test

    Appendix B Test Descriptions Serial Port A maximum of four serial ports (COM1 through COM4) are tested. All parameters i.e. number of data bits, number of stop bits, parity type etc. can be individually selected for each port. The tests that are performed on the serial ports include: Register test, Interrupt ID test, Internal loopback test, Line status test, Modem control register test, Data transfer test (at baud rates from 300 BPS to 115.2KBPS and FIFO test.

  • Page 83: C Batch Menu

    C Batch Menu Batch Menu The Batch Menu allows users to specify what tests to run as well as how many times to repeat a particular test. Edit Batch Parameters Selecting this option is the same as pressing <F2> from the main menu. This option allows you to specify different groups of parameters: Parameters for all tests, Repeat Counts, and Batch mode parameters.
  • Page 84 Appendix C Batch Menu Run Batch Selecting this options is the same as pressing <F10> from the main menu. This option allows you to run all of the selected tests in batch mode. Batch Help This option will display detailed messages on batch function.

  • Page 85: Index

    Index interfaces Advanced System Tests menus, 70 graphical, 9 Advanced System Tests, DiagTools, 11 keyboard tests, 69 Basic System Test, Diag Tools, 10 basic tests off-line diagnostic tests, 1, 2, 5, 9, 18 memory, 69 limitations of, 3 miscellaneous, 69 SCSI, 69 system, 69 Remote Management...

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