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Update Date: | 2012-07-19 |
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Solution Type
Sun Alert Sure
Solution
1267797.1
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Hot-Swap of PSU on Sun Blade 6000/6048 Chassis May Cause Damage to Sun Blade X6250 Server Modules
Related Items |
- Sun Blade X6250 Server Module
- Sun Blade 6000 System
- Sun Blade 6048 System
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Related Categories |
- PLA-Support>Sun Systems>Sun_Other>Sun Collections>SN-OTH: Sun Alert
- .Old GCS Categories>Sun Microsystems>Sun Alert>Release Phase>Resolved
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Applies to:
Sun Blade X6250 Server Module
Sun Blade 6000 System
Sun Blade 6048 System
SPARC
x86
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SUNBUG:6946574
Date of Resolved Release: 18-Nov-2010
***Checked for relevance on 19-Jul-2012***
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Description
Hot-swap of a Power Supply Unit (PSU) on the Sun Blade 6000/6048 chassis with Sun Blade X6250 server(s) present may cause motherboard damage to one or more X6250 servers simultaneously, and the blades will no longer power on. As a result, blade replacement may be required.
Occurrence
This issue can occur on the following platform:
- Sun Blade X6250 server (in Sun Blade 6000/6048 chassis)
Note: This issue only affects the Sun X6250 blades in the Sun Blade 6000/6048 chassis.
Symptoms
If a PSU in the Sun Blade 6000/6048 chassis is hot-swapped while powered on, the ECB circuit on the X6250 blade motherboard may be damaged due to a voltage spike. This will cause the blade to become unusable, and the blade will not power on.
Workaround
To avoid occurrence of this issue, either:
A) completely remove any X6250 blades from the 6000/6048 chassis before hot-swapping a PSU on the chassis
or
B) power down the whole chassis before replacing a PSU, even in a redundant power configuration scenario.
History
18-Nov-2010: Released as Resolved
19-Jul-2012: Maintenance update; checked for relevance
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