|
FCO
|
Impl.
|
Components
Affected |
Description |
| A0186-1 |
U
|
SunPCi II (375-0131-04) and SunPCi IIpro
(375-3051-01) cards |
SunPCi II and SunPCi IIpro cards may not
respond after rapid/successive power cycling. |
| A0182-1 |
C
|
18GB and 36GB IBM disk drives |
18GB and 36GB IBM disk drives experiencing
high failure rate in high humidity and high temperature environments. |
| A0164-1 |
C
|
FC100/P FC-AL PCI Card (375-0040-02 or
below) |
A host system using the 375-0040-01 or
-02 FC100/P FC-AL PCI card to attach to FC-AL storage (StorEdge A5x00 and
A3500) may experience loop errors, which may affect data access to that
storage. In extreme cases, this can result in the host losing its connection
to the storage completely. However, it is more common for the loop errors
to be intermittent initially, perhaps becoming more frequent over a period
of days or a few weeks. The failures are sometimes sensitive to the data
pattern on the FC-AL loop, so they are not always reproducible with current
diagnostic software. |
| A0160-1
|
U
|
PCI FC-AL single-loop host adapter (375-0040) |
Systems with PCI FC-AL host adapter cards may experience loop reset problems,
making the system unusable (only 41 cards are affected).
|
| A0141-1
|
C
|
4 Disk Backplane
(501-4148-04 or below)
8 Disk Backplane (501-4189-04 or below) |
Systems with the 4 or 8 disk backplane may have other disk drives go
offline when another disk drive is hot-plugged. IBM drives do not appear
to be affected by this problem.
|
| A0139-1 |
U
|
PGX PCI-based 8-bit Frame Buffer (370-2256-02)
|
Systems with a PGX PCI-based 8-bit Frame Buffer may display a vertical
black stripe when running the OpenWindows environment. This occurs only
with frame buffers with an Fcode version 1.09 (determined by reading the
label on the EPROM located at U4 on the frame buffer: 113-377-1-109).
|
| A0138-1 |
C
|
SBus/FC SOC+ Host Adapters |
SBus/FC SOC+ Host Adapters may experience
recoverable data transfer read errors. This can result in individual user
applications, like Oracle, to stop running. |
