The bios has an update available from A03 - to 04 would this also help?

Hi Matt,

AB amber, CD Green is an error on the memory. But after the troubleshooting you have done, doesn't seem to have a memory problem anymore, probably the motherboard need a re-seat of the DIMM.

An amber on the system light might show there is an error that needs your attention. Could be from the previous error. To clear them:

1) Download the linux version of DSET: http://www.dell.com/support/drivers/my/en/mylca1/DriverDetails/Product/poweredge-860?driverId=R307644&osCode=RHEL5&fileId=2731119514&languageCode=EN&categoryId=DI

2) Collect the logs of the server for reference later, or to check errors. Option[1]. The readme file will help you execute correctly.

3) After collecting the reports, use the DSET again to clear the logs. Option [3] if i am not wrong.

Let me know the outcome.

thanks for your quick response, i have re seated all the memory, and booted with just one, and still the same memory

when i say Linux, i mean im using this - http://www.openmediavault.com/

Will DSET still work? on this OS,

Seems like somehow the error is not there any more but needs to be cleared

Hi Matt,

My bad - I assumes it was Linux Red Hat.

DSET wouldn't work on OpenMediaVault.

There is 2 other ways to clear. Let's try the easy one first. When you reboot, during POST, do you see Ctrl-E? If yes, when prompted, press control-E.

In the option, there is an option to view and clear logs.

Give it a try, and let me know.