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Checkpoint codes - PC Server 320

Troubleshooting


Problem

Checkpoint Code During POST, the computer displays the status of the components being tested in the form of Checkpoint (CP) codes in the lower left-hand corner of the screen.

Resolving The Problem



Checkpoint Code
During POST, the computer displays the status of the components being tested in the form of Checkpoint (CP) codes in the lower left-hand corner of the screen. The following is a list of the CP codes followed by the routine in process and the boot mode.

CP
Code

001


0D


12


03


05


B0


06


07


08


0A



0B


0C


0EC


10


11


B1


13


14


16


17


18


19


1A


1B


1C

1D


1E


1F


20


21


B2


23


24


24


25


26


B3

27


28


2A


2B


2F


B4


30


31


32


33


34


35


36


37


B5


38


3B


3C


3F

40


41


42


43


44


45


46


47


48


4B


4C


4D

4E


4F


B6

50


B7


B8


B9


51


52


53E


54


55


56


57


58


59


5A


5B


BA

5C


5D


5E


62


70


63


BB

65

BC


BD


66


BE


2C


49


2D


2E


68


BF


69


6A

6B


6C


6D


6E


6F


71


72


73


74

75



76


78


79


7A


7B


7C


7F
Routine


Its a Reset


Intl Chip


Perph Init


Disable Video


Phase 1 Enter
Big Real

Enable Local
APIC

Cache Init


Init Refresh


Wait for RTC


Std CMOS
Checksum


Mid CMOS
Checksum NS

Ext CMOS
Checksum NS

SET_INIT


Check Parity
NonParity

Disable Parity


Init Seattle


Test CPU Regs


Init RTC


Init Timer 0


Init Timer 2


Test DMA


Test Page Regs


Verify Refresh


Enable Parity


Save ID

Test First 64K


Clear First 64K


POST with Stack


Enable
BIOSE00

BIOS Shadow


Shadow SCSI


Phase 2 POST


Enable Bios
F000

Shadow VPD


Init Key Board
Data

Save ID


Check P54C

Init Q Boot


Periph Config


Init Timeout


Pos_Setup


Test DMA
Locations

Init DMA Regs


Test PICs


Init Vector


Enable Timer


Init Keyboard


Clear Memory
Size Error

Check
Configuration

Mfg Boot Fork


PCI Reset


NVRAM check


PCI Video


Sign On


Test Timer Tick


Enable Video

CSET BFR
SIZMEM

Size Memory
Above 64K

CSET AFT SIZ
MEM

Test Timer 2


Password Not
Entered

Test PS/2 Mouse


Check For Mouse
Buttons

Init Key Board
Flags

Test Key Board


Memory Test
Prompt

Test Memory


Clear EBDA

CSET AFT M TEST


Allocate EBDA


Set Planar Info

xfer ebda vars


Init P54M


Init MP
Structures

CPU Speed


Set Warm Boot
Flag

Clear Speed
Bits

Flob


Enable System
Interrupts

C2 Security
Check

Init Key Board


Test RTC


Check For NPX


reset hdctl


FD INIT


Set Floppy
Config

Unlock Early

Init A20


Cache Config


HD SETUP


Verify CMOS
Config

Check For Setup
Hot Key

Clear Screen


Init IRQ Levels

IBM Cirrus DDC

PACP
Arbitration

Enable Planar
SCSI

CSET BFR OPROM


Do ROM Scan


TCPC


TCPC Errors


Find Serial
Ports

Find Parallel
Ports

CSET AFT OPROM


Get MC DATA


PCI Configure


MFG Hook 65

Init Time Of
Day

Check For
Locked KeyBoard

Init Enable NMI


Set Boot Speed


Set Key Board
LEDs

Init Flush Key
Board

Move Error Log
To EBDA

Init Disable
Mouse

Sys Reset

Phase 2 Exit
Big Real


BOOT STRAP 1


SAD BOOT
PROC

Start Boot
Sequence

Read Boot
Sector

Boot Sector
Read Complete

Check for CE
Boot Ride

Xfer to boot
code
Boot Mode


Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Restore+
Mfg

Cold+Restore+
Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg


Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Restore+
Mfg+SAD

Cold+Restore+
Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Restore+
Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

SAD

Cold+Restore+
Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

SAD


Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

SAD


Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Rstore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Restore+
Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Restore+
Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Restore+
Mfg

SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Restore


Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Restore


Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore

Cold+Warm+Mfg


Cold+Restore+
Mfg

Warm

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Restore+

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Warm


Cold+Warm+Mfg+
SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Restore


Cold+Warm+
Restore+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Restore

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Warm


Cold+Warm+
Restore+SAD

Cold+Restore

Cold

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

MFG

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Warm+SAD


Cold+Warm+
Restore+SAD

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD

MFG

Cold+Warm+
Restore+Mfg+SAD


Cold+Warm+Mfg+
SAD

SAD


N/A


N/A


N/A


N/A


N/A


The following codes also produce a series of beeps. The series of beeps are listed for each code followed by an explanation of the code.
CP CODE

82


83


84



85


86



87



88


89



90




91




92



93



95



99



9A



9B



9C



9D



9E



9F



A0



A1



A3



A7



A8



D0

D1

D2

D3

D4

D5

D6

D7

E1H

E5H
Beeps

1-1-3


1-1-4


1-2-1



1-2-2


1-2-3



1-2-4



1-3-1


1-3-2



2-1-1




2-1-2




2-1-3



2-1-4



2-2-2



2-3-2



2-3-3



N/A



N/A



N/A



N/A



N/A



3-1-1



3-1-2



3-1-4



3-2-4



3-3-1



N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A

N/A
Definition

CMOS write/read
failure

BIOS ROM check-
sum failure

Programmable
Interval Timer
test failure

DMA initializ-
ation failure

DMA pageregis-
ter write/read
test failure

RAM refresh
verification failure

1st 64K RAM
test failure

1st 64K RAM
parity test
failure

Slave DMA regi-
ster test in
progress or
failure

Master DMA reg-
ister test in-
progrss or
failure

Master interupt
mask register
test failure

Slave interrupt
mask register
test failure

Key-board cont-
roller test
failure

Screen memory
test in-progr-
ess or failure

Screen retrace
tests in-progr-
ess or failure

Search for
video ROM in
progress

Screen believed
operable -mode
in low two bits

Screen believed
operable- mode
in low two bits

Screen believed
operable- mode
in two low bits

Screen believed
operable- mode
in two low bits

Timer tick in-
terrupts test
failure

Interval timer
channel 2 test
failure

Time-Of-Day
clock test
failure

Comparing CMOS
memory size
against actual

Memory size
mismatch occu-
rred

Cache State

Cache Init

Cache Restore

Cache Config

Cache Flush

Cache Enable

Cache Disable

Cache Custom

CSET BFR VIDROM

CSET AFT CMCFG

Document Location

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Operating System

Older System x:Operating system independent / None

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Document Information

Modified date:
28 January 2019

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