For some reason, two (or more) CPU cores/threads returned different flags. This should never happen. The differences are:
The differences are:
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#!variable!flags!#
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#!variable!these_flags!#
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The issue with mismatched CPU flags has been resolved.
For some reason, two (or more) CPU cores/threads returned different bugs. This should never happen: The differences are:
The differences are:
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#!variable!bugs!#
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#!variable!these_bugs!#
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The issue with mismatched CPU bugs has been resolved.
For some reason, two (or more) CPU cores/threads returned different model names. This should never happen: The differences are:
The differences are:
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#!variable!model!#
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#!variable!this_model!#
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The issue with mismatched CPU model name has been resolved.
The CPU model has changed:
- New: [#!variable!new!#]
- Old: [#!variable!old!#]
The CPU bugs list has changed:
- New: [#!variable!new!#]
- Old: [#!variable!old!#]
The CPU flags (register list) list has changed:
- New: [#!variable!new!#]
- Old: [#!variable!old!#]
The number of CPU cores has changed. Was a new CPU installed?
- New: [#!variable!new!# core(s)]
- Old: [#!variable!old!# core(s)]
The number of CPU threads has changed. Was a new CPU installed?
- New: [#!variable!new!# thread(s)]
- Old: [#!variable!old!# thread(s)]
The amount of RAM (as reported by dmidecode) on the system has changed. If there was a hardware upgrade, then this is safe to ignore. If it was unexpected, a RAM module may have failed.
- New: [#!variable!new!#]
- Old: [#!variable!old!#]
The amount of memory (as reported by /proc/meminfo) on the system has changed. If there was a hardware upgrade, then this is safe to ignore. If it was unexpected, a RAM module may have failed.
- New: [#!variable!new!#]
- Old: [#!variable!old!#]
The amount of memory (as reported by /proc/meminfo) on the system has changed. If there was a hardware upgrade, then this is safe to ignore. If it was unexpected, a RAM module may have failed.
- New: [#!variable!new!#]
- Old: [#!variable!old!#]
The ID LED (identification light) state has changed;
- New: [#!variable!new!#]
- Old: [#!variable!old!#]
The Error (CSS) LED state has changed;
- New: [#!variable!new!#]
- Old: [#!variable!old!#]
The Error (Hardware) LED state has changed;
- New: [#!variable!new!#]
- Old: [#!variable!old!#]
The amount of available memory (as reported by /proc/meminfo) has changed (this is common and expected);
- New: [#!variable!new!#]
- Old: [#!variable!old!#]
The amount of available swap space (as reported by /proc/meminfo) has changed (this is common and expected);
- New: [#!variable!new!#]
- Old: [#!variable!old!#]
The amount of swap is high! The swap is now: [#!variable!say_used!#] of: [#!variable!say_swap!#] (#!variable!swap_percent!#% used).
The amount is back down to a low amount used. The swap is now: [#!variable!say_used!#] of: [#!variable!say_swap!#] (#!variable!swap_percent!#% used).
The CPU, RAM and LED (if possible) has been recorded;
- CPU Model: ... [#!variable!cpu_model!#]
- Total Cores: . [#!variable!total_cores!#]
- Total Threads: [#!variable!total_threads!#]
- CPU Bugs: .... [#!variable!cpu_bugs!#]
- CPU Flags: ... [#!variable!cpu_flags!#]
- ID LED state: [#!variable!id_led!#]
- CSS LED: ..... [#!variable!css_led!#] (CSS = Customer Self-Service)
- Error LED: ... [#!variable!error_led!#]
- Total RAM: ... [#!variable!ram_total_size!#]
- Usable RAM: .. [#!variable!ram_memory_total!#] (Available to the OS)
- Free Memory: . [#!variable!ram_memory_free!#]
- Total swap: .. [#!variable!ram_swap_total!#]
- Free swap: ... [#!variable!ram_swap_free!#]
The RAM module [#!variable!locator!#] has returned!
- Size: ........ [#!variable!old_size!#]
- Manufacturer: [#!variable!old_manufacturer!#]
- Model: ....... [#!variable!old_model!#]
- Serial Number: [#!variable!old_serial_number!#]
Something about the RAM module [#!variable!locator!#] has changed.
This shouldn't normally happen. Was the RAM module replaced?
- Size: ........ [#!variable!old_size!#] -> [#!variable!new_size!#]
- Manufacturer: [#!variable!old_manufacturer!#] -> [#!variable!new_manufacturer!#]
- Model: ....... [#!variable!old_model!#] -> [#!variable!new_model!#]
- Serial Number: [#!variable!old_serial_number!#] -> [#!variable!new_serial_number!#]
A new RAM memory module has been found;
- Locator: ..... [#!variable!locator!#]
- Size: ........ [#!variable!size!#]
- Manufacturer: [#!variable!manufacturer!#]
- Model: ....... [#!variable!model!#]
- Serial Number: [#!variable!serial_number!#]
The RAM module [#!variable!locator!#] has vanished!
Was the module intentionally removed? If not, it may have failed.
- Size: ........ [#!variable!old_size!#]
- Manufacturer: [#!variable!old_manufacturer!#]
- Model: ....... [#!variable!old_model!#]
- Serial Number: [#!variable!old_serial_number!#]
This node has: [#!variable!difference!#] less RAM than the peer node.
If the RAM is being updated, this alert will clear once this node has been upgraded to have the same amount of RAM. If a memory module has failed, this warning will clear when the module has been replaced.
- Local RAM: [#!variable!local_ram!#]
- Peer's RAM: [#!variable!peer_ram!#]
The amount of RAM on both nodes is back to being the same. They both have: [#!variable!ram!#] now.
Starting: [#!variable!program!#].
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