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--- Comment #53 from LTC BugProxy 2008-11-07 09:06:05 MST ---
=Comment: #0=================================================
Jeremy M. Savoy -
---Problem Description---
Machine: HS21XM Mongoose
Processors: 2 @ 3.0 Ghz (Quad Core Harpertown)
Memory: 4 GB
System BIOS: BAE145A
System BMC: BABT49A
System Diags: BAYT36A
AMM: BPET34E
Operating System: SLES11 Beta1 x86_64
Hardware Setup: HS21XM w/ following options
cKVM
4GB uDOC (39R8697)
BladeCenter FC Expansion Card SFF 26K4841
Problem: HS21XM powers off unexpectedly under stress while running SLES11 Beta1
64bit.
I have an HS21XM with two Harpertown CPU packages installed in it. This blade
is running in a BladeCenterH Chassis. The ESW on the blade and the AMM are
recorded above (all are probably slightly backlevel). SLES11 Beta1 64bit
was installed on the blade successfully. The autoscript generator and TUX was
then started on the blade (along with a client mounting the blade for network
traffic). All looked normal. I then checked on the HS21XM about an hour
later and noticed that it was powered off.
The same thing also happened on Crichton and Groucho (which were installed in a
BladeCenterE). A
look at the management module logs just show a simple "blade powered off"
message, with nothing ugly
before or after.
Also seen on big Lewis, little Lewis, Morrison and Defiant.
Setting the Power Management to never and disabling the screen saver seems to
get around this.
Contact Information = Jeremy Savoy jsavoy@us.ibm.com
---uname output---
SLES 11 Beta 1 (don't have specific uname info with me)
Machine Type = HS21XM
---System Hang---
The system is completely powered off
---Steps to Reproduce---
Install SLES 11 Beta1 64 bit on any of the hardware mentioned in the problem
description, then log
in and let the unit sit. After the power management settings kick in, the unit
powers off and must
be cold booted.
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=Comment: #2=================================================
Jeremy M. Savoy -
This bug can be seen on any hardware available to you ... just install SLES 11
Beta1 64-bit and then
start the OS in runlevel 5 and wait a bit and the machine will power off.
Setting the screensaver to
"Never" turn on fixes this issue.
It seems as though the machine may try to go to sleep, but then cannot be
brought out of that state.
=Comment: #3=================================================
Jonathan R. Thomas -
Can you clarify does the machine power off or just freeze/hang?
=Comment: #4=================================================
Jeremy M. Savoy -
I suspect that the machine is being put into sleep mode and then can't recover,
it does not appear
"hung" but powered off. You can easily reproduce this issue on any machine and
see the behaviour.
------- Comment From jrthomas@btv.ibm.com 2008-10-01 11:28 EDT-------
https://bugzilla.linux.ibm.com/mirrorproxy.cgi?distro=novell&eid=431295
------- Comment From jsavoy@us.ibm.com 2008-10-01 13:23 EDT-------
More specifically, if you go into "Control Panel" and select "Screensaver" then
select "Power Management", then set the computer to "Never" be put to sleep -
if you do this, the defect does not occur.
------- Comment From jon.thomas@us.ibm.com 2008-10-01 11:28 EDT-------
I suspect this came from the energy star patch, since this is fixed in b2.
Rodrigo?
------- Comment From jsavoy@us.ibm.com 2008-10-09 15:49 EDT-------
Novell has disabled by default power managment which would put the machine into
sleep mode after a period of inactivity. So this doesn't actually fix the
problem, it only prevents it from occurring.
If you re-enable the sleep function, your machine will power off, and when you
reboot you get an error stating that the machine could not be put into suspend.
I think we need the suspend long Danny?
Yes. (Seife can tell you more if you have the logs)
please attach /var/log/pm-suspend.log after the machine had powered off.
Ok. The machine is autosuspending. Because it can not suspend to RAM, it does
suspend to disk, which works perfectly and actually resumes fine.
So there is no suspend error :-)
The problem is
a) it is autosuspending at all
b) it is showing the suspend error even though it suspended just fine.
These are two bugs, that are already logged, however, I don't know their
numbers offhand. I'll take the people who know more about those into CC:
Will be fixed in Beta5.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 439018 ***
https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=439018
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