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Sun Blade X4-2B Product Notes

Important Operating Notes

Oracle System Assistant Issues

Oracle Solaris Issues

Oracle VM and VMware ESXi Issues

Linux Current Issues

Oracle Linux OS Reports Multiple CE Messages After Hot-plugging 2 PEMs with Different MPS Values Into Same Slot Sequentially (17035011 and 15752501)

Kernel Panic Occurs With BurnInTest 3.1 on a RHEL or OL 6.4 System With Unbreakable Linux Kernel Release 2 (17047864)

Oracle Linux 6.3 and 6.4 Cannot Be Installed on iSCSI Using UEFI Boot Mode (15807672)

hwmgmtd Service Does Not Start Successfully on RHEL 6.4 (16975947)

Oracle Linux 6.4 System Might Hang During Reboot With Sun Blade 6000 Virtualized 40 GbE NEM (16632764)

SLES 11 SP2 and 3 Systems Might Not Boot in UEFI BIOS Mode (16817765)

ACPI C-State Does Not Work on Servers Running Oracle Linux 6.4 (16870068)

CPU Remains at Low Frequency After Oracle Linux 5.9 or 6.4 Reboot or Power Cycle (16728705, 17181067)

Oracle Linux 6.1 Installation Fails During Libparted Disk Probe (15770848)

Host Reset Might Cause a Linux System to Hang (16009236)

Oracle ILOM Not Getting System Information After Oracle Linux 6.2 (7175441)

Unable to Mount Oracle System Assistant USB Device on Some Versions of Linux

Windows Issues

Document Errata

Getting Server Firmware and Software Updates

Kernel Panic Occurs With BurnInTest 3.1 on a RHEL or OL 6.4 System With Unbreakable Linux Kernel Release 2 (17047864)

After running PassMark BurninTest Linux V3.1 on a Red Hat Enterprise Linux or Oracle Linux 6.4 system, when you are rebooting or shutting down the system, the kernel might panic at the last stage of the shut down. This affects systems with Intel 100G or 400G SSDs.

The kernel panic will not affect the operation of the system. You can ignore the error message and power cycle or power off the system.

Workaround