UNSOLVED

pablo.beltran

updated

4 years ago

0

340

April 22nd, 2022 07:00

Problem for Server Initialization

Hello people, I need resolve the problem the boot the server

 

CPD Version : 103

Alert! Power required exceeds PSU wattage. Check PSU and Systema configuration.

Alert! Continuing system boot accepts risk that system may power down without warning


Warning! Power Managment firmware no responsive. Disconnect and reconnect system imput power.

Management Engine Mode: Recovery
Management Engine Recovery Version: 0002.0001
Recovery patch : 0005
Recovety Build : 0087

Warning ! Power managment firmware firmware not responsive
Disconect and reconect system input power


Warning ! Power managment firmware firmware initialization error
Disconect and reconnect system input power

strike the F1 key to continue, F2 to run the system setup program

  • DELL-Chris H

    7 Practitioner

    9682 Posts

    48046 Points

    278

    0

    Posted April 22nd, 2022 12:00

    Pablo.Beltran,

     

    It sounds like there is either an issue with a power supply, or the system is asking for more power than the power supplies can supply. You can confirm this generally by taking the server to its Minimum to Post configuration, and then seeing if the error is resolved. If so then it is likely that the power supply isn't large enough for the power requirements. If it doesn't resolve the error then verify what the lights show for the power supplies, such as amber lights.

     

    Also, if you let me know the server model I can clarify what its Minimum to Post config is. 

     

    Let me know what you see. 

     

     

    DELL-Chris H

    Social Media and Communities Professional

    Dell Technologies | Enterprise Support Services

    #IWork4Dell

    Did I answer your query? Please click on ‘Mark as Accepted Answer’. ‘Thumbs up’ the posts you like!

  • DELL-Shine K

    6 Operator

    3042 Posts

    265

    0

    Posted April 22nd, 2022 20:00

    Is the server was booting before without any issues? Is there any recent change which caused this issue? What iDRAC and BIOS FW you have on the server? If it is not latest, can you update to latest and check the behavior?