I had 2 CPU running for the longest time.  The server has been up and on for almost 3 month with no reboot.

Are you install one CPU or two ?

Jimmy Fu

I suggest you to update BIOS and ESM firmware first. If the problem still there, maybe you need to call Dell technical support to replace some parts. (It seems many PE2650 has this problem)

OMG, I hate calling Dell Support.  We have the Premier support, it takes 2.5 hours just to have a drive replaced.  Can't imagine how long it takes to troubleshoot this one.  I will try to figure this out myself.

Anyway, Thanks for your feedback.

Hi Nde,

The latest System Upgrades resolves most of these false error messages on the PowerEdge 2650. If it is necessary to call technical support, it will save you a lot of time if these upgrades are already applied:

System BIOS, English, PowerEdge 2650, A16
FileName:  PE2650-BIOSA16.exe [636 KB]
Release Date:  9/19/2003
http://support.dell.com/filelib/format.aspx?releaseid=R66581

ESM Firmware, PowerEdge 2650, A02
Filename: fwsBPa02.exe [112 KB]
http://support.dell.com/filelib/format.aspx?ReleaseID=R53488

ERA and DRACIII/XT, Firmware, v.2.50, A01
FileName:  d_0721v250_bma.exe [2 MB]
Release Date:  8/28/2003
http://support.dell.com/filelib/format.aspx?releaseid=R64103

Thanks I will give that a shot.  I find this forum more useful than calling support.