PCI Error Recovery Product Note, June 2007

PCI Error Recovery Product Note
Manual Recovery from a PCI Error
Chapter
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7. After the card has been resumed, a recovery message will be displayed in the console, for example:
Hardware path 7/0/12 Successfully recovered from PCI Error
8. If the olrad -R <slot_id> command does not succeed, you have a persistent PCI error condition. There
is a high probability that the I/O card is defective. A failure message will be displayed on the console, for
example:
Automatic PCI Error Recovery Operation failed at Hardware path 7/0/12.
Path may be recovered using a Manual Error Recovery operation.
Refer to olrad(1m) man page for details
The olrad -q command will show the slot as being suspended (Susp Mode = Yes) and the power will be
off (Pwr = Off).
At this point you have two options:
You can perform an OL* online replacement operation to replace the I/O card with an I/O card that
has the same HP Manufacturing Part Number and the same (or later) release version number.
You can perform an OL* online deletion operation to delete the card and the driver instance
associated with that card. After a successful online deletion, the slot is available to be used with
another I/O card. If you want to perform an online addition operation to add a different I/O card to the
slot, see the Interface Card OL* Support Guide, .
OL* online replacement operations can be performed with the pdweb GUI, with the olrad command, or
with a hardware “attention button” procedure.
OL* online deletion operations can be performed with the pdweb GUI, or with the olrad command.
Detailed procedural instructions for performing OL* operations are provided in The Interface Card OL*
Support Guide for HP-UX 11i v3, available at http://docs.hp.com under the High Availability category.