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February 14th, 2021 17:00

Hi, "Multi-bit error" ->This is an Hardware error.

How about we run a memory test since we will have to figure out whether the issue lies with the memory slot or  memory module. Have a good one.
 

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February 18th, 2021 08:00

I really don't think it's diagnostics, as it's showing one of the original memory modules and one of the new ones, being in error. and from what I've read elsewhere, this is not uncommon if they are not put in the correct order... thus the reason for my question here.

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February 18th, 2021 09:00

Multi-bit memory errors indicate a hardware failure with the related DIMMs, not a configuration error. Errors can look misleading sometimes when there is  problem with one DIMM in a channel. It can sometimes look like a larger issue. You can certainly troubleshoot this. I'd recommend removing all memory from the server and installing a DIMM in A1 only (in a single proc configuration, B1 as well, if dual proc config). You can cycle through all of your DIMMs to test each individually. As for memory configurations, I would refer you to the manual. There isn't enough information in your post to tell if there is a config issue. Pages 116-120 of the manual should provide the info you need.

 

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