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August 29th, 2006 17:00
ERROR CODE ON FRONT PANEL: "E0000 OVRFLW CHECK LOG"
the front panel display also the next error:
"E0412 RPM FAN 5"
"E0412 RPM FAN 6"
I supposed these fan´s are optionals, that saids inside of chassis cover.
How can i get off this error message??
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RaptorMX
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August 29th, 2006 17:00
Mark_A_Smith
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August 29th, 2006 19:00
Steve25g
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August 25th, 2016 20:00
I'm having issues with an 2850. It was first nagging about fan 1 and cmos batt, which are now solved, then it started nagging for Fan 7, and now it's E0212 Procc VTT Volt PG1 8V Volt PG 3 3V , E0000 overflow, check log.
As my 2003 64bit server cd doesn't want to boot on these machines, I'm trying to install now a linux cd version ( kubuntu 64bit server) on an external SCSI disk, on an adaptec 39160 low end raid adapter.
Does Dell has support programs for Linux, or will I be loosing those abilities ?
If installing windows, which would be the best version. All desktops, and other servers are already running linux, since support for win2000 died.
theflash1932
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August 29th, 2016 06:00
Several Linux distros are supported (and several others will work):
Red Hat Ent Linux 4
Red Hat Ent Linux 4.5
Red Hat Ent Linux 4.6
Red Hat Ent Linux 4.7
Red Hat Ent Linux 5
Red Hat Ent Linux 5.2
Suse Linux ES 10
Suse Linux ES 9
If you run Windows, you should be running Server 2008 R2.
Steve25g
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August 31st, 2016 03:00
While windows is easier to work with, I guess I stay with Linux.
What about that complaint about 0412, Fan7 ?
What about 0212, PG 3 3V, PG 1 8V ?
Third machine, same complaints. Swapped PSU's between 4 units, they all come on fine ?
But I guess, yes, I'm going to set up one with windows, to see you can do the same. And swap the disc around, to read all errors detailed.
Thx in advance