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Finally there are - at last - 13 pcs. of O2 R5200/R7000 CPU modules undergoing a 600MHz rework job:
Owner:
Erik Hofman
Type:
030-1493-001
SO 0016
Ser.-No.:
KVZ623
Status:
CPU&PROM soldered,
tested good,
shipped.
Owner:
S. C. Sprong
Type:
030-1493-001
SO 0016
Ser.-No.:
KVZ656
Status:
CPU&PROM soldered,
tested good
shipped
Feedback:
Re: O2 module arrived and it works!
Owner:
Norbert Meissner
Type:
030-1493-001
SO 0016
Ser.-No.:
KVZ964
Status:
CPU&PROM soldered,
tested good,
shipped.
Owner:
Peter Huyoff
Type:
030-1493-001
SO 0019
Ser.-No.:
KWJ441
Status:
CPU&PROM soldered,
tested good
shipped
Feedback:
CPU läuft ohne jedes Problem,
der Rechner ist spürbar schneller geworden
Owner:
Norbert Meissner
Type:
030-1493-001
SO 0019
Ser.-No.:
KWJ446
Status:
CPU&PROM soldered,
tested good
shipped
Owner:
Thomas Rauch
Type:
030-1493-001
SO 0019
Ser.-No.:
KWJ697
Status:
CPU&PROM soldered,
tested good
shipped
Feedback:
does not boot properly into IRIX,
though it passed all PROM diags.
May need Roentgen inspection,
for shorted or NC balls.

Error:
ecc_panic initiated! (for cpu 0)
ECC PANIC: Uncorrectable HARDWARE ECC error, in kernel mode
ERROR MSG: fixtag: _c_hinv missed cache
secondary d-cache: 2 Bit DATA error in doubleword at addr 0x3a3000
CacheErr 0xe0ba3000
Status 0x8705
ErrorEPC 0x80190534, Exception Frame 0xe98, ECC Frame 0xe68
PhysAddr 0x3a3000, VirtAddr 0x0
ECC cbits 0x0 data_lo 0x401a2000 data_hi 0x1ad043
sbe dblwrds 0x0 mbe dblwrds 0x0
s_taglo 0x141

DOUBLE PANIC: ecc_panic processing caused an exception

replacement module,
(tested good one)
shipped instead.
Got a repair attempt
which was successful:
a tiny capacitor swam off
its original position
during first soldering.
Owner:
Jiri Plachy
Type:
030-1493-001
SO 0018
Ser.-No.:
KWJ837
Status:
CPU&PROM soldered,
tested good
shipped
Owner:
Jiri Plachy
Type:
030-1493-001
SO 0032
Ser.-No.:
KXA640
L3 Cache missing
Status:
returned unprocessed
on owners request
Owner:
Jiri Plachy
Type:
030-1493-001
SO 0032
Ser.-No.:
KXA652
L3 Cache missing
Status:
CPU&PROM soldered,
tested good.
Owner got a replacement
module with L3-Cache.
Owner:
Walther Mathieu
Type:
030-1493-001
SO 0032
Ser.-No.:
KXA675
L3 Cache missing
Status:
CPU&PROM soldered,
tested good,
doing real work.
Feedback:
Module is back at work
and feels pretty fast
even without L3 cache
Owner:
Jiri Plachy
Type:
030-1493-003
SO 0110
Ser.-No.:
LTJ700
Status:
CPU&PROM soldered,
tested good
boots into shutdown
after repair
of a loose connector
- capacitor broken off
Owner:
Roberto M. Architetto
Type:
030-1493-004
SO 0152
Ser.-No.:
MKP050
Status:
CPU&PROM soldered,
tested good
shipped... came back.
Doesn´t boot properly Finally a working good
replacement sent instead.
Feedback:
PANICs when booting into IRIX,
though it passed all PROM diags.
Probably a shifted connector here, too.
Needs at least visual inspection.
Error:
PANIC: IRIX Killed due to Bus Error
at PC:0x801a98e8 ep:0x817e5db8
[Press reset to restart the machine]
Owner:
Walther Mathieu
Type:
030-1493-001
SO 0152
Ser.-No.:
KVZ935
Status:
CPU&PROM soldered,
tested good,
used to replace
No. LTJ700
which needs additional
rework :-(
These are the components for the L3 cache which is missing on three of the CPU modules:
IBM 04364BSLAC-7 cache chip
BGA type


Motorola MCM69T618ZP5 Tag RAM
BGA type