Error 84ff System Event Log Full
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Windows 8.1 Update Windows 8 & https://www.thomas-krenn.com/de/wiki/BMC_System_Event_Log_(SEL)_Full_bei_Intel_Server 8.1 Tutorial "Error (84FF): System Event Log Full" Message Appears at the End of POST on 9115 or 9210 Servers Affected Products: ServersAffected Operating Systems: event log Not OS DependentISSUE: During the Power on Self-Test (POST) of a 9115 or 9210 server, the following error message may appear in red. "Error (84FF): System event log full" The server may pause event log full at this error or continue to startup. RESOLUTION: This behavior is by design. The server continues to start normally and is not otherwise impacted. By default, the BIOS Setup Utility is configured to not pause on this error message. Note: Some server models overwrite the oldest events when the SEL becomes full. However, on the 9115 and 9210 servers, events are no longer logged when the log becomes full. Site Map About Us Contact Us Gateway products are available through select retailers. United States (change country or region) © 2014 All rights reserved. Legal Privacy
Hintergrundinformationen 3 Betroffene Hardware 4 Lösung 4.1 SEL leeren unter Linux 4.2 SEL leeren im BIOS 5 Weitere Informationen Problembeschreibung Sie erhalten im Error Manager des BIOS folgende Meldung: ERROR CODE SEVERITY INSTANCE 84FF minor n/a In der Detailbeschreibung ist zu lesen: DESCRIPTION BMC System Event Log Full. The error code value identifies the error. Minor severity do not require user intervention or stop the booting of the system. Hier dazu ein Screenshot wie die Meldung am Bildschirm aussieht: Hintergrundinformationen Im System Event Log (SEL) legt der IPMI BMC (Baseboard Management Controller) Log-Informationen ab. Tritt diese Meldung auf, so ist das System Event Log voll und es können keine weiteren Einträge in das Log geschrieben werden. Betroffene Hardware Intel SR2500 Server mit S5000PAL Mainboard, potentiell auch andere Server von Intel Lösung Um die Fehlermeldung zu unterbinden und wieder Platz für neue Einträge im SEL zu schaffen muss der Inhalt des SEL gelöscht werden. Dieser kann auf folgende Arten gelöscht werden: unter Linux per ipmitool Kommando im BIOS des Servers SEL leeren unter Linux Das Leeren des SEL erfolgt mittels ipmitool sel clear. Zuvor kann man den Inhalt des SEL ansehen und anschließend in eine Datei schreiben, um die alten Log-Information zu erhalten: [root@testserver ~]# ipmitool sel list | less [root@testserver ~]# ipmitool sel list > /root/sel-list.txt [root@testserver ~]# ipmitool sel elist > /root/sel-elist.txt [root@testserver ~]# ipmitool sel clear Clearing SEL. Please allow a few seconds to erase. [root@testserver ~]# ipmitool sel list 4 | 04/24/2009 | 10:43:48 | Event Logging Disabled #0x09 | Log area reset/cleared | Asserted [root@testserver ~]# SEL leeren im BIOS Der Inhalt des SEL kann auch über das BIOS gelöscht werden. Im BIOS besteht keine Möglichkeit, den Inhalt des SEL zuvor in eine Datei zu schreiben. Das Löschen des SEL Inhalts ist im BIOS unter Server Management mittels Setzen von Clear System Event Log auf Enabled möglich. Anschließend müsse