Apple mac pro server mid 2010 User Manual
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Mac Pro (Mid 2010) Symptom Charts 41 2010-12-06 9. √ Computer powers on √ Startup sound chime √ Video present √ Boots from Install DVD and drive √ Reaches the desktop without kernel panic/freezes √ Computer sleeps/wakes and does not shutdown √ USB and FireWire functional √ Ethernet /AP works √ Bluetooth works. Check for correct sound input/ output setup in System Preferences Sound, then connect audio source and headphones and check to see if alternate audio in and out ports are detected. Record...
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Mac Pro (Mid 2010) Symptom Charts — No Power/Dead Unit 42 2010-12-06 Startup and Power Issues Follow the steps in the order indicated below. If an action resolves the issue, retest the computer to verify. If the issue persists after retesting, return to step 1. No Power/Dead Unit Unlikely cause: Optical drive(s), hard drive(s), fans, memory, processors, PCIe cards, speaker, AirPort card, Bluetooth card Quick Check SymptomsQuick Check No Power/Dead Unit No power No front panel power/sleep LED No...
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Mac Pro (Mid 2010) Symptom Charts — No Power/Dead Unit 43 2010-12-06 Deep Dive CheckResultActionCode 1. Verify that connection between power supply and backplane board is undamaged and secure. Verify that power button and front panel board cable connections to the front panel board are undamaged and secure. See Functional Overview. YesGo to step 2 NoReseat all connectors and retest. 2. Connect AC power cord to the computer. Verify the 5V STBY LED illuminates when you press the DIAG button on...
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Mac Pro (Mid 2010) Symptom Charts — No Power/Dead Unit 44 2010-12-06 6. Reconnect the processor board without processors. Press power button and verify computer turns ON. You can tell if the computer has started up by fans and LEDs. There is no other activity since there are no processors. YesAdd processor A and retest. If computer power remains stable, the power issue is resolved. NoGo to step 1.
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Mac Pro (Mid 2010) Symptom Charts — Intermittent Shutdown 45 2010-12-06 Intermittent Shutdown Unlikely cause: Optical drive(s), hard drive(s), fans, memory, processors, PCIe cards, speaker, AirPort card, Bluetooth card Quick Check SymptomsQuick Check Intermittent Shutdown • Computer intermittently shuts down, restarts, sleeps • Fans run fast • Slow computer performance prior to intermittent shutdown, restart, sleep 1. Confirm known good AC power source, and a known good power cord is fully inserted...
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Mac Pro (Mid 2010) Symptom Charts — Intermittent Shutdown 46 2010-12-06 Deep Dive CheckResultActionCode 1. Verify shutdown/restart/ sleep issue does not occur with a known good AC Mains power source. Rule out customer environment such as defective, uninterruptable power supplies. Rule out power generators which may produce noisy power, straining the computer’s internal power supply and causing issues. YesSuspect unstable AC Mains power source. Using an alternate AC Mains power source...
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Mac Pro (Mid 2010) Symptom Charts — Intermittent Shutdown 47 2010-12-06 6. Disconnect all internal boot volumes. The computer should not discover any boot volumes and should start to the flashing “Folder?” Verify if the computer continues to intermittently shutdown/restart/sleep YesComputer continues to shutdown/restart/sleep. Refer to Minimum Configuration Testing troubleshooting: Remove all modules and peripherals not critical to operation. Verify that computer functions correctly and...
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Mac Pro (Mid 2010) Symptom Charts — Memory Issues/Kernel Panic and Freezes 48 2010-12-06 Memory Issues/Kernel Panic and Freezes Unlikely cause: Power supply, fans, enclosure Quick Check SymptomsQuick Check Memory Issues/Kernel Panic and Freezes • Computer has kernel panic or freezes on startup, when waking from sleep, or during normal operation • Memory not recognized in System Profiler • Fans run fast 1. Reseat all DIMMs. Refer to Memory Diagnostic LEDs. 2. Reset SMC 3. After power ON, verify...
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Mac Pro (Mid 2010) Symptom Charts — Memory Issues/Kernel Panic and Freezes 49 2010-12-06 Deep Dive CheckResultActionCode 1. Remove and reseat all DIMM’s. If any memory diagnostic LEDs are illuminated on the processor board, refer to Troubleshooting Memory LEDs before proceeding. Verify the computer starts without issue. YesReseating the DIMMs appears to resolve issue. Verify computer continues to function without freezing or kernel panic. NoComputer had kernel panic or freeze during boot....
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Mac Pro (Mid 2010) Symptom Charts — Memory Issues/Kernel Panic and Freezes 50 2010-12-06 6. Inspect if any memory error LEDs are illuminated. Install 1 only known good compatible memory DIMM in memory slot #1. Verify computer boots without kernel panic or freeze. YesComputer boots without kernel panic or freeze with only 1 DIMM installed. Re-install the customer memory (using optimized recommend configurations) until the at-fault memory is identified. Use extra known good memory to identify...