MPCBL0050N02Q Intel, MPCBL0050N02Q Datasheet - Page 226

• Manufacturer Part Number: MPCBL0050N02Q
• Manufacturer: Intel

Specifications of MPCBL0050N02Q

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Table 78.
Intel NetStructure
Technical Product Specification
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Warning and error messages (Sheet 5 of 11)
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MPCBL0050 Single Board Computer
Communication error while attempting
to exit direct firmware update mode.
Communication error while attempting
to verify direct firmware update area.
Communication error while attempting
to set the write segment.
The target reports a previous staged
firmware update failure.
IPMI error while attempting to register
staged firmware update (completion
code 0x%1).
IPMI error while attempting to close
staging area (completion code 0x%1).
IPMI error while attempting to erase
staging area (completion code 0x%1).
IPMI error while attempting to capture
rollback (completion code 0x%1).
IPMI error while attempting to get
staged update status (completion code
0x%1).
Register staged firmware update
operation refused by target.
Message
This error message is displayed if an IPMI
communication failure occurs while sending the Exit
Firmware Transfer Mode request. Communication
failures can be caused by lossy networks if using RMCP
or an RMCP bridge, excessive IPMB traffic within a
chassis, or an overrun shelf manager (RMCP bridge
only). This only happens during direct firmware
updates.
This error message is displayed if an IPMI
communication failure occurs when sending a read
request during verification. Communication failures can
be caused by lossy networks if using RMCP or an RMCP
bridge, excessive IPMB traffic within a chassis, or an
overrun shelf manager (RMCP bridge only). This only
happens during direct firmware updates.
This error message is displayed if an IPMI
communication failure occurs when attempting to set
the current write segment. Communication failures can
be caused by lossy networks if using RMCP or an RMCP
bridge, excessive IPMB traffic within a chassis, or an
overrun shelf manager (RMCP bridge only). This only
happens during direct firmware updates.
This warning message is currently not displayed during
a staged update. It is part of the GetStatus command.
It would be displayed if a non-successful IPMI
completion code was returned from the GetStatus
command.
This error message is displayed when an unknown,
non-successful IPMI completion code is returned when
registering the staged update in flash. This can only be
displayed during a staged update. %1 is replaced with
the IPMI completion code, displayed in hexadecimal
format.
This error message is displayed when an unknown,
non-successful IPMI completion code is returned when
closing the staging area after an update has been
performed. This can only be displayed during a staged
update. %1 is replaced with the IPMI completion code,
displayed in hexadecimal format.
This error message is displayed when an unknown,
non-successful IPMI completion code is returned when
erasing the staging area prior to an update being
performed. This can only be displayed during a staged
update. %1 is replaced with the IPMI completion code,
displayed in hexadecimal format.
This error message is displayed when an unknown,
non-successful IPMI completion code is returned when
capturing a rollback image. This can only be displayed
during a staged update. %1 is replaced with the IPMI
completion code, displayed in hexadecimal format.
This error message is displayed when an unknown,
non-successful IPMI completion code is returned when
getting the status of an update. This is currently not
being used. This can only be displayed during a staged
update. %1 is replaced with the IPMI completion code,
displayed in hexadecimal format.
This error message is displayed when a register update
operation is refused by the IPMC. This can happen if
the firmware currently has that part of flash in use.
This can only be displayed during staged updates.
MPCBL0050—Firmware Update Utilities
Description
Order Number: 318146-001
September 2007