Gee, the modern version of a bent pin in a channel cable (them big old
heavy ugly grey variety)....
Lee
David Boyes wrote:
Have someone experienced with the use of an optical reflectometer check
the connectors on the cables. A loose or imperfectly formed joint on a
fiber jumper will cause symptoms like this.
Another possibility is a marginal laser diode in one of the adapters. If
the diode output waveform is skewed beyond a certain threshold, you'll
get a recoverable machine check like this because redriving the I/O hits
in a randomly different part of the waver and everything works that
time.
In either case, you need optical diagnostics equipment to find this one.
What exactly is the EREP error coding and the log record dump?
-- db
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Lee Stewart, Senior SE
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