[rescue] Help!

[Zach Malone]

    Is it ok under a monitor and keyboard?  If not, try reseating the
memory, and check the sides of the processor, coprocessor, etc., to make
certain that they are fully inserted.  Judging by the number of errors at
the FPU test, I would assume that the FPU is damaged or something (is the
FPU on die with these machines?).  I am assuming that you are refering to a
SPARCstation 2, if you continue to have problems, I have a SS-2 board
kicking around thats not in use, contact me off list if your interested in
it.
    And of course, if I am completely off base, could someone please correct
me?
    Zach
----- Original Message -----
From: "David Venable" <vdavid34 at qwest.net>
To: <rescue at sunhelp.org>
Sent: Saturday, September 08, 2001 2:06 PM
Subject: [rescue] Help!


> I have a Sparc 2, and have created a serial connection, the output looks
> like this
>
>
> Parity/Memory Control Registers Bit Test
> 36-bit SIMM Parity Test
> 33-bit SIMM Parity Test
> Interrupt Register Test
> Software Interrupt Level 1 Test
> Software Interrupt Level 4 Test
> Software Interrupt Level 6 Test
> NVRAM Access Test
> TOD Clock Oscillator Running
> TOD Registers Test
> Cache Statistics Bit Update Test
> Cache Doubleword-Alignment Read Miss Test
> Cache TAG Comparator Read Miss Test
> Cache Non-Cacheable Read Miss Test
> Cache Read Miss Parity Test
> Cache Doubleword-Alignment Read Hit Test
> Cache Byte-Alignment Read Hit Test
> Cache Read Hit Context Test
> Cache Read Hit MMU Invalid Test
> Cache Doubleword-Alignment Write Hit Test
> Cache TAG Comparator Write Hit Test
> Cache Write Hit Context Test
> Cache Write Hit/Miss (Cacheable) Test
> Cache Write Hit/Miss (Non-Cacheable) Test
> Cache Write Miss Test
> Software Context Flush Test
> Software Segment Flush Test
> Software Page Flush Test
> Hardware Context Flush Test
> Hardware Segment Flush Test
> Hardware Page Flush Test
> Unconditional Block Flush Test
> FPU Misaligned Register Pair Test
> FPU Single-Precision Test
> Single-Precision FPU Exception (Invalid Result) Test
> Single-Precision FPU Exception (Overflow) Test
> Single-Precision FPU Exception (Underflow) Test
> Single-Precision FPU Exception (Divide-by-0) Test
> Single-Precision FPU Exception (Inexact Result) Test
> Single-Precision FPU Exception and Timeout Test
> Single-Precision FPU Exception and Data-Access Trap Test
> Single-Precision FPU Exception and Misalignment Test
> Single-Precision FPU Exception and Asynchronous Trap Test
> FPU Double-Precision Test
> Double-Precision FPU Exception (Invalid Result) Test
> Double-Precision FPU Exception (Overflow) Test
> Double-Precision FPU Exception (Underflow) Test
> Double-Precision FPU Exception (Divide-by-0) Test
> Double-Precision FPU Exception (Inexact Result) Test
> Double-Precision FPU Exception and Timeout Test
> Double-Precision FPU Exception and Data-Access Trap Test
> Double-Precision FPU Exception and Misalignment Test
> Double-Precision FPU Exception and Asynchronous Trap Test
>
> Setting Segment Map
> Setting RAM Parity Mode
>  Mode set to 36-bit
> Sizing Memory
> Mapping ROM
> Mapping RAM
> Probing /sbus at 1,f8000000 at 0,0  dma esp sd st le
> Probing /sbus at 1,f8000000 at 1,0  Nothing there
> Probing /sbus at 1,f8000000 at 2,0  cgsix
> Probing /sbus at 1,f8000000 at 3,0  Nothing there
> Can't open input device.
> Memory address not aligned
> Type b (boot), c (continue), or n (new command mode)
> >Data Access Exception
> Type b (boot), c (continue), or n (new command mode)
> >Data Access Exception
> Type b (boot), c (continue), or n (new command mode)
> >Data Access Exception
> Type b (boot), c (continue), or n (new command mode)
> >Data Access Exception
> Type b (boot), c (continue), or n (new command mode)
> >Data Access Exceptio
>
> Any ideas?
>
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