No Op ROM Space 오류 발생 삐뽀!

BIOS 1 (Slot/Connector - No Op ROM Space): Assertion: PCI Express #1 Fault Status asserted.

 

이런 메시지가 나온다면 해결방법은?

 

 

system event log 에 I.2018002 메시지 발생

 

1. F1-> System Settings -> Network -> network boot configration -> PXE MODE 1번2번->disable

 

2. System settings -> Devices and I/O ports
들어가면 아래와 같이 3개 나옴 2번째 진입

on board device
enble & disable adator option rom suppport(진입)
set option ROM execution order

두번째 들어가면 아래와 같이
 
sas controller 빼고 모두 disable

 

 

 

http://www-947.ibm.com/support/entry/portal/docdisplay?lndocid=migr-5084743

 

위 링크에서 해결방법이 나와있음

 

1. Firmware updates may reduce ROM size requirements, so this may be a solution. Ensure all system and adapter firmwares are at latest levels.
2. Disable the Preboot eXecution Environment (PXE) ROM of on-board NICs.

   The simplest solution to some PCI Option ROM space errors is to reduce the base system ROM requirements to the minimum necessary. Typically, this can be achieved by disabling the PXE (Network boot) ROM capability of the on-board Ethernet.

   Note: This does not disable the device in the operating system, it only disables its capability to perform a network boot.

   a. Select F1 setup, System Settings, Network, PXE Configuration.
   b. Select the Media Access Control (MAC) address of the on-board Network Interface Controller (NIC) #1.
   c. Change the Enable PXE / PXE Mode setting to Disabled.
   d. Select Save Changes.
   e. Select the MAC address of the on-board NIC #2.
   f. Change the Enable PXE / PXE Mode setting to Disabled.
   g. Select Save Changes.

3. Disable all Legacy Option ROMs for all devices not booting.

   To disable Legacy Option ROMs, boot the machine and press F1 to enter the UEFI menu.

   1. Select System Settings,
   2. Select Devices and I/O Ports
   3. And then select Enable or Disable legacy ROM execution.

   
   If machine is PXE or Storage Area Network (SAN) booting, do not disable the Legacy ROMs for adapters that are actually booting a Legacy (non-Extensible Firmware Interface (EFI)) operating system on the machine.

4. Change the ROM order.
   
   
   1. Select F1 setup
      
   2. Select System Settings
   3. Select Devices and I/O
   4. Select option ROM execution order.

   Ensure that the on-board LSI storage controller is first in the list before the on-board Ethernet Devices.

5. Move Fibre Channel and Fibre Channel over Ethernet cards to a lower slot number as they tend to require more ROM Space and should initialize first to reduce chance of the problem occurring.
6. PCIe adapters with PCI firmware spec 2.1 should be in lower slot numbers. PCIe adapter with PCI firmware spec 3.x does not need as much Option ROM space due to design changes.
7. If problem is still occurring and there are any Intel Network Interface Controllers (NICs) in the machine use the following steps.

   a. Download the Intel v15.7 firmware and driver CD (or higher/newer version): http://www.ibm.com/support/entry/portal/docdisplay?lndocid=MIGR-5087548

   See also RETAIN tip H202974 "UEFI SUPPORT FOR BOOT ROM FOR Intel BASED ETHERNET ADAPTERS".

   b. Create a CD from the ISO image.
   c. Find the DOS BootUtil utility in this folder:

   \APPS\BootUtil\DOS\BootUtil.exe

   d. Find the UEFI BootUtil utility in this folder:

   \APPS\BootUtil\EFI64\BOOTUTIL64.EFI

   e. Use the BootUtil with the following parameters:

   For DOS machines:

   i. Copy the BootUtil.exe onto a bootable DOS floppy.
   ii. Boot the floppy to DOS and run this command:

   c:\> BootUtil.exe -FLASHDISABLE -ALL - For EFI machines (if offered by the server): i. Copy the BOOTUTIL64.EFI utility to a Universal Serial Bus (USB) Key. ii. Boot a Full EFI Shell environment and then run the utility from the USB key with this command: > BOOTUTIL64.EFI -FLASHDISABLE -ALL

Note: Not all servers offer an EFI shell option (for example, x3690 X5, x3850 X5)