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<!-- IBM_PROLOG_BEGIN_TAG -->
<!-- This is an automatically generated prolog. -->
<!-- -->
<!-- $Source: src/import/chips/p9/procedures/xml/error_info/ddimm_get_efd.xml $ -->
<!-- -->
<!-- OpenPOWER HostBoot Project -->
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<!-- IBM_PROLOG_END_TAG -->
<hwpErrors>
<!-- ********************************************************************* -->
<hwpError>
<rc>RC_DDIMM_GET_EFD_VPD_BUFFER_INADEQUATE_TO_GET_DDR_TYPE</rc>
<description>The VPD buffer needs to be large enough to
retrieve the DDR type.</description>
<ffdc>VPD_BUFFER_SIZE</ffdc>
<ffdc>REQUIRED_MIN_BUFFER_SIZE</ffdc>
<ffdc>OCMB_CHIP_TARGET</ffdc>
<ffdc>VPD_TYPE</ffdc>
<!-- This is always a code bug -->
<callout>
<procedure>CODE</procedure>
<priority>HIGH</priority>
</callout>
</hwpError>
<!-- ********************************************************************* -->
<hwpError>
<rc>RC_DDIMM_GET_EFD_VPD_BUFFER_INADEQUATE_FOR_DDR</rc>
<description>The VPD buffer size is less than the DDR size or
the DDR type is incorrect.</description>
<ffdc>VPD_BUFFER_SIZE</ffdc>
<ffdc>DDR_TYPE</ffdc>
<ffdc>REQUIRED_MIN_BUFFER_SIZE</ffdc>
<ffdc>REQUIRED_DDR_TYPE</ffdc>
<ffdc>OCMB_CHIP_TARGET</ffdc>
<ffdc>VPD_TYPE</ffdc>
<!-- Most likely scenario is an unsupported card getting plugged in -->
<callout>
<hw>
<hwid>VPD_PART</hwid>
<refTarget>OCMB_CHIP_TARGET</refTarget>
</hw>
<priority>HIGH</priority>
</callout>
<!-- Could also be a code bug -->
<callout>
<procedure>CODE</procedure>
<priority>MEDIUM</priority>
</callout>
</hwpError>
<!-- ********************************************************************* -->
<hwpError>
<rc>RC_DDIMM_GET_EFD_EFD_MEMORY_SPACE_OFFSET_ERROR</rc>
<description>The EFD memory space offset resides
within the DDR4 memory space.</description>
<ffdc>EFD_MEMORY_SPACE_OFFSET</ffdc>
<ffdc>DDR4_MEMORY_SIZE</ffdc>
<ffdc>OCMB_CHIP_TARGET</ffdc>
<ffdc>VPD_TYPE</ffdc>
<ffdc>DDR_TYPE</ffdc>
<!-- The SPD itself has invalid data -->
<callout>
<hw>
<hwid>VPD_PART</hwid>
<refTarget>OCMB_CHIP_TARGET</refTarget>
</hw>
<priority>HIGH</priority>
</callout>
</hwpError>
<!-- ********************************************************************* -->
<hwpError>
<rc>RC_DDIMM_GET_EFD_EFD_MEMORY_SIZE_MAPPING_ERROR</rc>
<description>Unable to map the EFD memory space size.</description>
<ffdc>EFD_MEMORY_SPACE_MAPPING_VALUE</ffdc>
<ffdc>OCMB_CHIP_TARGET</ffdc>
<ffdc>VPD_TYPE</ffdc>
<ffdc>DDR_TYPE</ffdc>
<!-- The SPD itself has invalid data -->
<callout>
<hw>
<hwid>VPD_PART</hwid>
<refTarget>OCMB_CHIP_TARGET</refTarget>
</hw>
<priority>HIGH</priority>
</callout>
</hwpError>
<!-- ********************************************************************* -->
<hwpError>
<rc>RC_DDIMM_GET_EFD_EFD_MEMORY_SPACE_SIZE_ERROR</rc>
<description>The VPD buffer size is inadequate for the EFD memory space
size with the given EFD memory space offest.</description>
<ffdc>EFD_MEMORY_SPACE_OFFSET</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_MEMORY_SPACE_SIZE</ffdc>
<ffdc>VPD_BUFFER_SIZE</ffdc>
<ffdc>OCMB_CHIP_TARGET</ffdc>
<ffdc>VPD_TYPE</ffdc>
<ffdc>DDR_TYPE</ffdc>
<!-- The SPD itself has invalid data -->
<callout>
<hw>
<hwid>VPD_PART</hwid>
<refTarget>OCMB_CHIP_TARGET</refTarget>
</hw>
<priority>HIGH</priority>
</callout>
</hwpError>
<!-- ********************************************************************* -->
<hwpError>
<rc>RC_DDIMM_GET_EFD_NUMBER_OF_EFD_IS_ZERO</rc>
<description>No EFDs to work with. The number of EFDs is zero.
Need at least 1 EFD to work with.</description>
<ffdc>OCMB_CHIP_TARGET</ffdc>
<ffdc>VPD_TYPE</ffdc>
<ffdc>DDR_TYPE</ffdc>
<!-- The SPD itself has invalid data -->
<callout>
<hw>
<hwid>VPD_PART</hwid>
<refTarget>OCMB_CHIP_TARGET</refTarget>
</hw>
<priority>HIGH</priority>
</callout>
</hwpError>
<!-- ********************************************************************* -->
<hwpError>
<rc>RC_DDIMM_GET_EFD_INADEQUATE_EFD_BUFFER_SIZE</rc>
<description>The size of the return EFD buffer size is insufficient
to accommodate an EFD block size.</description>
<ffdc>EFD_BUFFER_SIZE</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_BLOCK_SIZE</ffdc>
<ffdc>OCMB_CHIP_TARGET</ffdc>
<ffdc>VPD_TYPE</ffdc>
<ffdc>DDR_TYPE</ffdc>
!-- This is always a code bug -->
<callout>
<procedure>CODE</procedure>
<priority>HIGH</priority>
</callout>
</hwpError>
<!-- ********************************************************************* -->
<hwpError>
<rc>RC_DDIMM_GET_EFD_UNSUPPORTED_DMB_MFG_ID</rc>
<description>DMB manufacturer ID is not the expected ID and
therefore not supported.</description>
<ffdc>DMB_MFG_ID</ffdc>
<ffdc>OCMB_CHIP_TARGET</ffdc>
<ffdc>VPD_TYPE</ffdc>
<ffdc>DDR_TYPE</ffdc>
<!-- Most likely scenario is a new type of DDIMM got installed, so callout
the OCMB as the problem. Deconfigure it so we can keep booting. -->
<callout>
<target>OCMB_CHIP_TARGET</target>
<priority>HIGH</priority>
</callout>
<deconfigure>
<target>OCMB_CHIP_TARGET</target>
</deconfigure>
<!-- We could have down-level code installed. -->
<callout>
<procedure>CODE</procedure>
<priority>MEDIUM</priority>
</callout>
<!-- It could also be bogus SPD content -->
<callout>
<hw>
<hwid>VPD_PART</hwid>
<refTarget>OCMB_CHIP_TARGET</refTarget>
</hw>
<priority>LOW</priority>
</callout>
</hwpError>
<!-- ********************************************************************* -->
<hwpError>
<rc>RC_DDIMM_GET_EFD_UNSUPPORTED_DMB_REVISION</rc>
<description>DMB revision is not the expected revision and
therefore not supported.</description>
<ffdc>DMB_REVISION</ffdc>
<ffdc>EXPECTED</ffdc>
<ffdc>OCMB_CHIP_TARGET</ffdc>
<ffdc>VPD_TYPE</ffdc>
<ffdc>DDR_TYPE</ffdc>
<!-- Most likely scenario is a new type of DDIMM got installed, so callout
the OCMB as the problem. Deconfigure it so we can keep booting. -->
<callout>
<target>OCMB_CHIP_TARGET</target>
<priority>HIGH</priority>
</callout>
<deconfigure>
<target>OCMB_CHIP_TARGET</target>
</deconfigure>
<!-- We could have down-level code installed. -->
<callout>
<procedure>CODE</procedure>
<priority>MEDIUM</priority>
</callout>
<!-- It could also be bogus SPD content -->
<callout>
<hw>
<hwid>VPD_PART</hwid>
<refTarget>OCMB_CHIP_TARGET</refTarget>
</hw>
<priority>LOW</priority>
</callout>
</hwpError>
<!-- ********************************************************************* -->
<hwpError>
<rc>RC_DDIMM_UNSUPPORTED_FREQUENCY</rc>
<description>Chosen frequency not supported by this DDIMM</description>
<ffdc>UNSUPPORTED_FREQ</ffdc>
<ffdc>SUPPORTED_FREQS</ffdc>
<ffdc>OCMB_CHIP_TARGET</ffdc>
<ffdc>VPD_TYPE</ffdc>
<ffdc>DDR_TYPE</ffdc>
<!-- This is always a code bug. -->
<callout>
<procedure>CODE</procedure>
<priority>HIGH</priority>
</callout>
<!-- It could also be bogus SPD content -->
<callout>
<hw>
<hwid>VPD_PART</hwid>
<refTarget>OCMB_CHIP_TARGET</refTarget>
</hw>
<priority>LOW</priority>
</callout>
</hwpError>
<!-- ********************************************************************* -->
<hwpError>
<rc>RC_DDIMM_GET_EFD_UNSUPPORTED_FREQUENCY</rc>
<description>Invalid Frequency. Valid values are 12800, 14930, 17060,
19200, 21330, 23460 and 25600.</description>
<ffdc>UNSUPPORTED_FREQ</ffdc>
<ffdc>FREQ0</ffdc>
<ffdc>FREQ1</ffdc>
<ffdc>FREQ2</ffdc>
<ffdc>FREQ3</ffdc>
<ffdc>FREQ4</ffdc>
<ffdc>FREQ5</ffdc>
<ffdc>FREQ6</ffdc>
<ffdc>OCMB_CHIP_TARGET</ffdc>
<ffdc>VPD_TYPE</ffdc>
<ffdc>DDR_TYPE</ffdc>
<!-- This is always a code bug. -->
<callout>
<procedure>CODE</procedure>
<priority>HIGH</priority>
</callout>
</hwpError>
<!-- ********************************************************************* -->
<hwpError>
<rc>RC_DDIMM_GET_EFD_UNSUPPORTED_RANK</rc>
<description>Invalid Rank. Valid values are 0,1,2 and 3.</description>
<ffdc>UNSUPPORTED_RANK</ffdc>
<ffdc>RANK0</ffdc>
<ffdc>RANK1</ffdc>
<ffdc>RANK2</ffdc>
<ffdc>RANK3</ffdc>
<ffdc>OCMB_CHIP_TARGET</ffdc>
<ffdc>VPD_TYPE</ffdc>
<ffdc>DDR_TYPE</ffdc>
<!-- This is always a code bug. -->
<callout>
<procedure>CODE</procedure>
<priority>HIGH</priority>
</callout>
</hwpError>
<!-- ********************************************************************* -->
<hwpError>
<rc>RC_DDIMM_GET_EFD_EFD_BLOCK_SIZE_IS_OUT_OF_BOUNDS</rc>
<description>The EFD block size resides outside the bounds
of the EFD memory space.</description>
<ffdc>EFD_MEMORY_SPACE_OFFSET</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_MEMORY_SPACE_SIZE</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_BLOCK</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_BLOCK_SIZE</ffdc>
<ffdc>OCMB_CHIP_TARGET</ffdc>
<ffdc>VPD_TYPE</ffdc>
<ffdc>DDR_TYPE</ffdc>
<!-- The SPD is misconfigured -->
<callout>
<hw>
<hwid>VPD_PART</hwid>
<refTarget>OCMB_CHIP_TARGET</refTarget>
</hw>
<priority>HIGH</priority>
</callout>
</hwpError>
<!-- ********************************************************************* -->
<hwpError>
<rc>RC_DDIMM_GET_EFD_EFD_NOT_FOUND</rc>
<description>No EFD found to match frequency and MR criteria.</description>
<ffdc>FREQUENCY</ffdc>
<ffdc>FREQUENCY_MAPPED_VALUE</ffdc>
<ffdc>MASTER_RANK</ffdc>
<ffdc>MASTER_RANK_MAPPED_VALUE</ffdc>
<ffdc>OCMB_CHIP_TARGET</ffdc>
<ffdc>VPD_TYPE</ffdc>
<ffdc>DDR_TYPE</ffdc>
<!-- EFD metadata - 8 bytes per entry -->
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA0</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA1</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA2</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA3</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA4</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA5</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA6</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA7</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA8</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA9</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA10</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA11</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA12</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA13</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA14</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA15</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA16</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA17</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA18</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA19</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA20</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA21</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA22</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA23</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA24</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA25</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA26</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA27</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA28</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA29</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA30</ffdc>
<ffdc>EFD_METADATA31</ffdc>
<!-- Assuming a stable codebase, the most likely cause of this error
would be installing a DDIMM that doesn't support the system parameters.
Callout the SPD contents as being the problem. -->
<callout>
<hw>
<hwid>VPD_PART</hwid>
<refTarget>OCMB_CHIP_TARGET</refTarget>
</hw>
<priority>HIGH</priority>
</callout>
<!-- This might be buggy or down-level code. -->
<callout>
<procedure>CODE</procedure>
<priority>MEDIUM</priority>
</callout>
<!-- Deconfigure the OCMB itself to let us keep booting. -->
<callout>
<target>OCMB_CHIP_TARGET</target>
<priority>LOW</priority>
</callout>
<deconfigure>
<target>OCMB_CHIP_TARGET</target>
</deconfigure>
</hwpError>
<!-- ********************************************************************* -->
</hwpErrors>
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