[f-nsp] TM errors in NI MLX/XMR

[Fabio Mendes]

Aug  2 14:05:17: Slot 7 PPCR 0 TM Reg offset 0x00002981 Value 0x00000001
Aug  2 14:05:17: Slot 7 PPCR 0 TM Reg offset 0x00002980 Value 0x00000002
Aug  2 14:05:17: Slot 1 PPCR 0 TM Reg offset 0x00001580 Value 0x00000022
Aug  2 13:13:35: Slot 7 PPCR 0 TM Reg offset 0x00002981 Value 0x00000001
Aug  2 13:13:35: Slot 7 PPCR 0 TM Reg offset 0x00002980 Value 0x00000002
Aug  2 13:13:34: Slot 1 PPCR 0 TM Reg offset 0x00001580 Value 0x00000022
Aug  2 12:34:10: Slot 7 PPCR 0 TM Reg offset 0x00002981 Value 0x00000001
Aug  2 12:34:10: Slot 7 PPCR 0 TM Reg offset 0x00002980 Value 0x00000002
Aug  2 12:34:09: Slot 1 PPCR 0 TM Reg offset 0x00001580 Value 0x00000022
Aug  2 12:28:34: Slot 7 PPCR 0 TM Reg offset 0x00002981 Value 0x00000001
Aug  2 12:28:34: Slot 7 PPCR 0 TM Reg offset 0x00002980 Value 0x00000002
Aug  2 12:28:33: Slot 1 PPCR 0 TM Reg offset 0x00001580 Value 0x00000022
Aug  2 12:03:39: Slot 7 PPCR 0 TM Reg offset 0x00002981 Value 0x00000001
Aug  2 12:03:39: Slot 7 PPCR 0 TM Reg offset 0x00002980 Value 0x00000002
Aug  2 12:03:39: Slot 1 PPCR 0 TM Reg offset 0x00001580 Value 0x00000022
Aug  2 11:53:10: Slot 7 PPCR 0 TM Reg offset 0x00002981 Value 0x00000001
Aug  2 11:53:10: Slot 7 PPCR 0 TM Reg offset 0x00002980 Value 0x00000002
Aug  2 11:53:10: Slot 1 PPCR 0 TM Reg offset 0x00001580 Value 0x00000022
Aug  2 11:43:59: Slot 7 PPCR 0 TM Reg offset 0x00002981 Value 0x00000001
Aug  2 11:43:59: Slot 7 PPCR 0 TM Reg offset 0x00002980 Value 0x00000002
Aug  2 11:43:59: Slot 1 PPCR 0 TM Reg offset 0x00001580 Value 0x00000022
Aug  2 11:42:04: Slot 7 PPCR 0 TM Reg offset 0x00002981 Value 0x00000001
Aug  2 11:42:04: Slot 7 PPCR 0 TM Reg offset 0x00002980 Value 0x00000002


OK, looking at http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/nsp/foundry/22059 it is
almost kind of common sense this message implies in hardware error. More
precisely, switch fabric errors.

The problem is that I'm getting this messages in all my NI core devices. I
just refuse to believe that all my fabric modules (4 fabrics per NI) in all
my core are wrecked !

Is there anyone that ever faced this kind of problem ? How did you solve it
? Do that hex codes have a special meaning ?

I've tried Brocade TAC BTW, but they suck. Most of the things I had to
figure out by myself.


Thanks,
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