SYSINTR—establishing the problematic board slot number in Brisque

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SYSINTR—establishing the problematic board slot number in Brisque

Product

All Brisque® versions
Brisque Serve
Timna Servers

Platform

All Brisque platforms

Operating system

IBM® AIX® 4.2.1, 4.3.3, 5.2

Error

LABEL: INTRPPC_ERR

      IDENTIFIER: DADF69E4

Date/Time: Sequence Number: 373449 Machine Id: 0043C39A4C00 Node Id: ripro2 Class: H Type: UNKN Resource Name: SYSINTR Resource Class: NONE Resource Type: NONE Location: NONE

Description
UNDETERMINED ERROR

Symptoms

If in errpt you get the following error:

LABEL: INTRPPC_ERR

      IDENTIFIER: DADF69E4

Cause

Either:

System I/0 bus
Software program
Adapter
Device

Solution

Perform problem determination procedures.
Detail Data
BUS NUMBER
0000 00C2
INTERRUPT LEVEL
0000 000C

Now establish the board slot number that is responsible for this error:
INTRPPC_ERR is pointing to device with the INTERRUPT LEVEL number, which is written in the errorlog as a Hexadecimal number:

INTERRUPT LEVEL

0000 000C

<--- C==12 in decimal.

Convert the number to Decimal (12) and do the following :
# lsdev -C|grep Bus
record pcibuslist. Ex:
# lsdev -C | grep Bus

pci0	Available 00-fef00000	PCI Bus
pci1	Available 00-fee00000	PCI Bus

# lsresource -al “pcibuslist” | grep 'Decimal number from above'
Ex:
# lsresource -al pci0 | grep 12

I	rot0	bus_intr_lvl	12	(A1)
N	siokma0	bus_intr_lvl_1	12

This indicates that probably the Rotation board (rot0) with interrupt level 12 is responsible for this error.
This error can indicate a problem with the device drivers for this device or a hardware problem.

Run a full diagnostic on the machine, and then try replacing the suspected board.

Technical contact(s)

Lev Weissman

Submitted by

Lev Weissman

Date submitted

21 Jun 2001