Putting this on the web because I couldn't find a single page on the internet with this error on it. This will be kind of a sparse post since it's not meant to be noob-friendly.
I was working on 4a-ing a controller on a FAS3050c with 1 shelf of 500GB SATA drives. Here's the series of events:
I was working on 4a-ing a controller on a FAS3050c with 1 shelf of 500GB SATA drives. Here's the series of events:
- I had 4a'd the system and the console said it had completed zeroing disks.
- RLM Console stopped responding, LCD read "Zeroing disks"
- Plugged directly into console, still not responding
- Console issued these errors:
Tue Apr 26 16:47:07 GMT [ems.engine.inputSuppress:info]: Event 'driver.com.overflow' suppressed 66 times since Tue Apr 26 16:42:07 GMT 2011.
Tue Apr 26 16:47:07 GMT [driver.com.overflow:info]: serial controller's input buffer is full.
- I power cycled with RLM
- FAS booted up, stated the controller had panicked, and did a core dump. Rebooted.
- I 4a'd again.
- Repeated "driver.com.overflow" errors.
- Came back up just fine. I was able to netboot and get the system up and running.
