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Sun Server X2-8 (formerly Sun Fire X4800 M2) Service Manual Sun Server X2-8 (formerly Sun Fire X4800 M2) Documentation Library |
Sun Server X2-8 Service Manual Overview
Sun Server X2-8 Chassis Overview
About Sun Server X2-8 CPU Modules and CMOD Filler Modules
CMOD Incompatibility Between Versions of Sun Server X2-8
Sun Server X2-8 Subassembly Module Overview
Controlling Server Power Remotely
Removing and Installing Components
Preparing for Service and Operation
Removal and Installation Procedures
Removing and Installing a Power Supply (CRU)
Removing and Installing a Hard Drive (CRU)
Removing and Installing a Hard Drive Filler
Replacing the Hard Drive Backplane (FRU)
Adding, Removing, and Installing a CMOD (CRU)
CPU Module (CMOD) Designation and Population Rules
Removing and Installing a CMOD Filler
How to Replace the CMOD Battery (CRU)
Removing and Installing DIMMs (CRU)
Removing and Installing a RAID Expansion Module (CRU)
Removing and Installing a Fabric Expansion Module (CRU)
Replacing a CPU and Heatsink Assembly (FRU)
Removing and Installing a Fan Module (CRU)
Replacing a Fan Module Controller Board (FRU)
Removing and Installing a NEM or a NEM Filler (CRU)
Removing and Installing a PCIe EM (CRU)
Removing and Installing the Service Processor Module (CRU)
Removing and Installing the Multiport Cable
Removing and Installing the Subassembly Module (FRU)
Sun Server X2-8 Service Procedures and Information
Firmware Information and Procedures
How to Access the BIOS Setup Utility
Component LED Locations and Functions
Sun Server X2-8 Specifications
How to Request Physical Media Online
The CPU modules (CMODs) are the processing engines for the Sun Server X2-8. Each CMOD contains two processors (CPUs), memory, and I/O capabilities for PCIe and GigabitEthernet.
The CMOD bay of the Sun Server X2-8 can contain up to four CMODs. The server supports two configurations, a two-module configuration and a fully loaded four-module configuration. In both configurations, CMOD 0 (BL 0) is the master CMOD. In the two-module configuration, a filler module must be used for slots that do not contain a CMOD. CMODs and filler modules have a lever mechanism that is used for removal and installation. The lever is held in place by a locking latch.
Note - CMODs and CPU filler modules are designated as customer-replaceable units (CRU).
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