Hello.
Anyone here ever work on one of these?
I need some help in diagnostics.
Thanks.

I have a flashing light on the front panel and a flashing light on the power supply.
It can have up to three power supplies.

Last edited by Trekiej on 21-May-2019 at 11:25 PM.

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John 3:16

@Trekiej

Could this help : http://h10032.www1.hp.com/ctg/Manual/c00310623.pdf

I use a ML350G5 as my home server but never had the front lights blinking.

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Do you have power leads plugged into both PSU ?

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@g01df1sh

I do have both and had all three plugged in to an outlet.
The Seven LED's have what looks like Processor 3 as a problem.
It has two Pentium III Xeons installed and two Terminators installed bellow.
It also has a code of P00.

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@K-L
Thanks, I looked at the Manual on Manuallibs.
It is a G1 Server.

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Have you tried removing psu one at time to see if the light goes out ?

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Quote:

The Seven LED's have what looks like Processor 3 as a problem. It has two Pentium III Xeons installed and two Terminators installed bellow.

A processor 3 problem without a third processor installed.
Incorrect termination or a bios issue?

@g01df1sh

With one Power Supply it also does it.
As I put others back in the bay, they go from amber to green.
This is when I leave the cord out then plug them in and turn on the power strip.

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@JimIgou

Bad Termination Board? I guess.
One of the switches on the Accessory Board(?) has a setting for turning the video output to an on setting.
It has no video. I switched it back.
I have gone through installing hardware with the Accessory Board(?) out.
The Accessory Board has a video chip on it and a dual digit LED. It says 00.
Which seems to be a good cpu and memory status. It also has SCSI on it too.

I also pulled the SCSI board out also and the NIC cards.
This Server has Hot Swap PCI sockets.
I did take the battery out for a while.
BIOS? I have no idea.

Last edited by Trekiej on 23-May-2019 at 02:55 AM.

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@Trekiej

I guess I need another machine to check out the parts that I have.

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@thread
I have good news and bad news.
I found a switch on the main board that allows me to disable or to bypass the Interlock.
I now have a video screen showing two P3 Xeon Slot 2 cpus.
The SCSI gets hooked up tomorrow.
All three Power Supplies appear to be functioning properly.

The bad news is finding out why the Interlock is not working right.

Last edited by Trekiej on 24-May-2019 at 01:23 AM.

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John 3:16

@Trekiej

I have more good and bad news.
Red Hat 8.0 installed without any problems.
The bad part is that it will not boot.
The SCSI card must be seen during install because the drivers are loaded from C.D.
This thing does not have any USB ports.

Thanks for listening to me squawk.

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