Re: 57B18150 9009-41B

[Roberto José Etcheverry Romero <yggdrasil.raiker@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Rob,
The 8150 code has been the most common call we take for all of our
supported machines. It means that a paired controller is not working
correctly. Depending on the generation that might be because somebody
changed the profile and one pair of a HA pair is missing or the cache card
is missing/inop for the older 5582 cards or stuff like that.
> From Power8 onwards, with the supercap controllers it usually means that
one of the controllers is disabling its cache and therefore brings
everything down to DEGRADED status.
 IIRC the card that raised the issue is the one to be replaced and all will
be fine, but you could also have cabling issues between them or other
things.
In short, something your hardware provider must diagnose and fix, probably
by replacing a card.

Roberto

On Tue, 28 May 2024 at 14:47, Rob Berendt <robertowenberendt@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

> I have a Power 9 9009-41B reporting an issue with
> Type-model . . . . . . . . . :   57B1-001
> Part number  . . . . . . . . :   0000001DH742
>
> Have others seen this 57B18150 message?
>
>
>              ----Server firmware----
>              Fix            PTF
> Copy         pack           ID
> *ACTIVE      VL950_145      MH01965
>              FW950.A0
>
> Release of base option  . . . . . . . :   V7R5M0
> PTF
> ID       Status
> TL23306  Permanently applied
>
> WRKPTFGRP
> PTF Group             Level
> SF99959                  48
> SF99958                  27
> SF99957                   3
> SF99956                   1
> SF99955                   8
> SF99954                  11
> SF99953                   3
> SF99952                  13
> SF99951                   5
> SF99950                   5
> SF99751                   5
> SF99750               23306
> SF99677                   4
> SF99676                   7
>
> WRKDSKSTS <f11>
>            --Protection--
> Unit  ASP  Type  Status
>    1    1  DPY   ACTIVE
>    2    1  DPY   DEGRADED
>    3    1  DPY   DEGRADED
>    4    1  DPY   DEGRADED
>    5    1  DPY   DEGRADED
>    6    1  DPY   DEGRADED
>    7    1  DPY   DEGRADED
>    8    1  DPY   DEGRADED
>    9    1  DPY   ACTIVE
>   10    1  DPY   ACTIVE
>   11    1  DPY   ACTIVE
>   12    1  DPY   ACTIVE
>   13    1  DPY   ACTIVE
>   14    1  DPY   ACTIVE
>   15    1  DPY   ACTIVE
>   31    1  DPY   ACTIVE
>   32    1  DPY   ACTIVE
>   33    1  DPY   ACTIVE
>   34    1  DPY   ACTIVE
>   35    1  DPY   ACTIVE
>   36    1  DPY   ACTIVE
>   37    1  DPY   ACTIVE
>   38    1  DPY   ACTIVE
>   39    1  DPY   ACTIVE
>   40    1  DPY   ACTIVE
>   41    1  DPY   ACTIVE
>   42    1  DPY   ACTIVE
>   43    1  DPY   ACTIVE
>   44    1  DPY   ACTIVE
>   45    1  DPY   ACTIVE
>   46    1  DPY   DEGRADED
>   47    1  DPY   DEGRADED
>   48    1  DPY   DEGRADED
>   49    1  DPY   DEGRADED
>   50    1  DPY   DEGRADED
>   51    1  DPY   DEGRADED
>   52    1  DPY   DEGRADED
>   53    1  DPY   DEGRADED
>   54    1  DPY   DEGRADED
>   55    1  DPY   DEGRADED
>   56    1  DPY   DEGRADED
>   57    1  DPY   DEGRADED
>   58    1  DPY   DEGRADED
>   59    1  DPY   DEGRADED
>   60    1  DPY   DEGRADED
>   61    1  DPY   DEGRADED
>
> Nothing in "Failed and non reporting"
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