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Sun Fire[tm] V480 Server: Field Information Notices

The following list does not include related external storage FINs, unless they are specific to the system.

Implementation (Impl.):
M
= Mandatory (Fully Pro-Active)

C
= Controlled Pro-Active (per Sun Geo Plan)

R
= Reactive (As Required)

FIN

Impl.
Components Affected Description
I0908-1
R
Assy CPU Dual Cheetah+ 900MHz (501-6334-03 or later) Sun Fire V880 and V480 systems with 900 MHz UltraSPARC III+ Mask 2.3 CPUs will be unable to boot unless firmware version 4.6.3 or later is installed. Older versions of firmware will not recognize the Mask 2.3 CPUs and POST will fail during the JTAG SCAN ID test.
I0888-1
R
Fiber channel disks Power management issue causes loss of access to internal fiber channel disks on the Sun Blade 1000/2000, Sun Fire V880, V480, and 280R.
I0887-1
R
ASSY CPU-4PROC USIIIP 900+ MHz (540-5052-02 or lower)
ASSY CPU-2PROC USIII 750MHz (540-4729-04 or lower)
ASSY CPU-4PROC USIII 750MHz (540-4730-04 or lower)
ASSY CPU-2PROC USIIIP 900+ MHz (540-5051-02 or lower)
ASSY CPU DUAL 750MHz AL A30 (501-5818-06 or lower)
ASSY CPU-4GB/4PROC USIII 900+ MHz (540-4934-03 or lower)
ASSY CPU-8GB/4PROC USIII 900+ MHz (540-4992-02 or lower)
ASSY CPU-16GB/4PROC USIII 900+ MHz (540-4990-03 or lower)
ASSY CPU-32GB/4PROC USIII 900+ MHz (540-4993-02 or )
ASSY CPU-2GB/2PROC USIII 900+ MHz (540-4984-02 or lower)
Guidelines for understanding and diagnosing UltraSPARC III Level 2 (L2) SRAM Cache Memory Errors.
I0869-1
R
Sun Fire 280R
Sun Fire V480
Sun Fire V880
A security issue exists for Sun Fire 280R, V480 and V880 servers where a non-root user could change component LED states or control fan speeds. By using a client PICL (Platform Information and Control Library) program, a user could stop the fans on a server which would result in system overheating and shutdown.
I0864-1
R
OBP 4.6.{0-6} with Solaris 9 update 1 or later Multiple-CPU systems based on the Safari Bus which run OBP version 4.6.{0-6} and Solaris 9 Update 1 (09/02) or later versions may fail to boot due to an interrupt problem. On Sun Blade 1000 and Sun Blade 2000 systems, a boot of Solaris will hang when the second CPU is brought online. Other Safari Bus platforms running OBP 4.6.{0-6} may also be affected by this issue, although no failures have been reported.
I0856-1
C
ASSY CPU-4PROC USIIIP 900+ MHz (540-5052-02 or below)
ASSY CPU-2PROC USIII 750MHz (540-4729-04 or below)
ASSY CPU-4PROC USIII 750MHz (540-4730-04 or below)
ASSY CPU-2PROC USIIIP 900+ MHz (540-5051-02 or below)
ASSY CPU DUAL 750MHz AL A30 (501-5818-06 or below)
ASSY CPU-4GB/4PROC USIII 900+ MHz (540-4934-03 or below)
ASSY CPU-8GB/4PROC USIII 900+ MHz (540-4992-02 or below)
ASSY CPU-16GB/4PROC USIII 900+ MHz (540-4990-03 or below)
ASSY CPU-32GB/4PROC USIII 900+ MHz (540-4993-02 or below)
ASSY CPU-2GB/2PROC USIII 900+ MHz (540-4984-02 or below)
UltraSPARC III based platforms could be susceptible to Correctable Fast ECC (UCC) errors that could cause a system panic resulting in loss of service of the system. Any UltraSPARC III based server running Solaris 8 without PatchId 108528-15 can be affected. Systems running Solaris 9 are not affected, and pre-Solaris 8 is not supported on these platforms. This issue has typically been seen on 900MHz UltraSPARC III based processors, although other UltraSPARC III based processors have been impacted as well.
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