Technical data
LED Indicators
Ethernet Switch Blade
Chapter 2
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3 Voltage or temperature
sensors are outside of
threshold
1. Examine the other Blades in the Shelf. If all of the
healthy LEDs are illuminated red, there may be a
power failure on one of the two redundant power
busses. Check that both power busses to the ATCA are
on (energized) and check both Power Entry Modules as
described in the PEM section.
2. If voltage and temperature sensors are within
threshold, this indicates an internal hardware fault
and inoperable IPMC. Additional troubleshooting using
the SEL is required to determine the cause of failure.
3. Follow the other troubleshooting tips in 3.5to
determine if exceeded thresholds are specific to the
switch
4. If a chassis problem is suspected, replace the chassis
5. If the switch is the only FRU experiencing the problem
reset the switch by pressing the base reset button.
6. If the reset does not correct the problem, replace the
Switch.
4 Bootloader code unable to load 1. Reset the switch by pressing the base reset button.
2. If the reset does not solve the problem, the boot loader
code was not able to load.
5 The OpenArchitect Linux
image did not load successfully
from an onboard flash.
1. The OpenArchitect Linux image did not load
successfully from the onboard flash. If a recent
firmware update was performed on the switch, this
may indicate either a flash failure, or a corrupted
image was flashed during the update.
• Using a console connection configure the switch to
boot from its alternate flash. See Troubleshooting a
failed OpenArchitect Load” in the Ethernet Switch
Blade Manual for additional information.
• If the e OpenArchitect Linux image fails to load
after being directed to boot from the alternate flash
and troubleshooting fails to correct the problem,
replace the Switch.
6 Serious Internal Hardware
error
1. Reset the switch with the base reset button.
2. If the reset does not correct the problem, replace the
switch.
Table 2-2 Solution Table for LED Indicators (Continued)
Tip Problem Solution