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Solution Type Technical Instruction Sure Solution 1344584.1 : How to Calculate the Correct Failing Memory Address from EDAC on AMD Based Systems.
Sometimes it is necessary to obtain correct address from Linux Created from <SR 3-4091122191>
Applies to:Sun Blade 8000 System - Version: Not ApplicableInformation in this document applies to any platform. GoalHow to obtain a failing address from the following output to use with the "herd -e" command for systems running Linux:
SolutionThe address is given as a 4k page number plus offset. To obtain failing address to use with "herd -e" command concatenate offset to page number. Note however EDAC does not add trailing zeroes to page offset so that must be done before the two values are concatenated. The page offset must be a 3 hex digit number before it is concatenated with the page number to form the failing address. See examples below:
Failing address = 0xc8c996 + 0xa48 = 0xc8c996a48
Failing address = 0x1062b94 + Ox000 = 0x1062b94000
Failing address = 0x107dc95 + 0x040 = 0x107dc95040 Failing address = 0x1062b94 + 0x040 = 0x1062b94040 The above resultant failing addresses can be used with the "herd -e" command to identify a failing DIMM pair. Attachments This solution has no attachment |
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