E4000 Key switch fan failure

I have an E4000 that listed several failures in prtdiag associated with a failed PPS. The PPS in question was not working at all and I have not replaced it. Prtdiag is still listing Key switch fan failure and prom detected failure.
Any suggestion on what might be the cause?
Thanks
NEW PRTDIAG:
System Configuration: Sun Microsystems sun4u 8-slot Sun Enterprise E4500/E5500
System clock frequency: 100 MHz
Memory size: 8192Mb
========================= CPUs =========================
Run Ecache CPU CPU
Brd CPU Module MHz MB Impl. Mask
0 0 0 400 8.0 US-II 10.0
0 1 1 400 8.0 US-II 10.0
2 4 0 400 8.0 US-II 10.0
2 5 1 400 8.0 US-II 10.0
4 8 0 400 8.0 US-II 10.0
4 9 1 400 8.0 US-II 10.0
6 12 0 400 8.0 US-II 10.0
6 13 1 400 8.0 US-II 10.0
========================= Memory =========================
Intrlv. Intrlv.
Brd Bank MB Status Condition Speed Factor With
0 0 1024 Active OK 60ns 8-way A
0 1 1024 Active OK 60ns 8-way A
2 0 1024 Active OK 60ns 8-way A
2 1 1024 Active OK 60ns 8-way A
4 0 1024 Active OK 60ns 8-way A
4 1 1024 Active OK 60ns 8-way A
6 0 1024 Active OK 60ns 8-way A
6 1 1024 Active OK 60ns 8-way A
========================= IO Cards =========================
Bus Freq
Brd Type MHz Slot Name Model
1 SBus 25 0 QLGC,isp/sd (block) QLGC,ISP1000
1 SBus 25 2 QLGC,isp/sd (block) QLGC,ISP1000U
1 SBus 25 3 SUNW,hme
1 SBus 25 3 SUNW,fas/sd (block)
1 SBus 25 13 SUNW,socal/sf (scsi-3) 501-3060
3 SBus 25 0 QLGC,isp/sd (block) QLGC,ISP1000
3 SBus 25 1 SUNW,qfe SUNW,sbus-qfe
3 SBus 25 1 SUNW,qfe SUNW,sbus-qfe
3 SBus 25 1 SUNW,qfe SUNW,sbus-qfe
3 SBus 25 1 SUNW,qfe SUNW,sbus-qfe
3 SBus 25 2 QLGC,isp/sd (block) QLGC,ISP1000U
3 SBus 25 3 SUNW,hme
3 SBus 25 3 SUNW,fas/sd (block)
3 SBus 25 13 SUNW,socal/sf (scsi-3) 501-3060
5 SBus 25 0 QLGC,isp/sd (block) QLGC,ISP1000U
5 SBus 25 3 SUNW,hme
5 SBus 25 3 SUNW,fas/sd (block)
5 SBus 25 13 SUNW,socal/sf (scsi-3) 501-3060
No failures found in System
===========================
Detected System Faults
======================
Key Switch Fan failure
Detected Wed Oct 12 16:25:13 2005
PROM detected failure
Detected Wed Oct 12 16:25:13 2005
This is the original prtdiag:
System Configuration: Sun Microsystems sun4u 8-slot Sun Enterprise E4500/E5500
System clock frequency: 100 MHz
Memory size: 8192Mb
========================= CPUs =========================
Run Ecache CPU CPU
Brd CPU Module MHz MB Impl. Mask
0 0 0 400 8.0 US-II 10.0
0 1 1 400 8.0 US-II 10.0
2 4 0 400 8.0 US-II 10.0
2 5 1 400 8.0 US-II 10.0
4 8 0 400 8.0 US-II 10.0
4 9 1 400 8.0 US-II 10.0
6 12 0 400 8.0 US-II 10.0
6 13 1 400 8.0 US-II 10.0
========================= Memory =========================
Intrlv. Intrlv.
Brd Bank MB Status Condition Speed Factor With
0 0 1024 Active OK 60ns 8-way A
0 1 1024 Active OK 60ns 8-way A
2 0 1024 Active OK 60ns 8-way A
2 1 1024 Active OK 60ns 8-way A
4 0 1024 Active OK 60ns 8-way A
4 1 1024 Active OK 60ns 8-way A
6 0 1024 Active OK 60ns 8-way A
6 1 1024 Active OK 60ns 8-way A
========================= IO Cards =========================
Bus Freq
Brd Type MHz Slot Name Model
1 SBus 25 0 QLGC,isp/sd (block) QLGC,ISP1000
1 SBus 25 2 QLGC,isp/sd (block) QLGC,ISP1000U
1 SBus 25 3 SUNW,hme
1 SBus 25 3 SUNW,fas/sd (block)
1 SBus 25 13 SUNW,socal/sf (scsi-3) 501-3060
3 SBus 25 0 QLGC,isp/sd (block) QLGC,ISP1000
3 SBus 25 1 SUNW,qfe SUNW,sbus-qfe
3 SBus 25 1 SUNW,qfe SUNW,sbus-qfe
3 SBus 25 1 SUNW,qfe SUNW,sbus-qfe
3 SBus 25 1 SUNW,qfe SUNW,sbus-qfe
3 SBus 25 2 QLGC,isp/sd (block) QLGC,ISP1000U
3 SBus 25 3 SUNW,hme
3 SBus 25 3 SUNW,fas/sd (block)
3 SBus 25 13 SUNW,socal/sf (scsi-3) 501-3060
5 SBus 25 0 QLGC,isp/sd (block) QLGC,ISP1000U
5 SBus 25 3 SUNW,hme
5 SBus 25 3 SUNW,fas/sd (block)
5 SBus 25 13 SUNW,socal/sf (scsi-3) 501-3060
No failures found in System
===========================
Detected System Faults
======================
AC Box Fan failure
Detected Fri Sep 30 07:56:37 2005
System 5.0 Volt Precharge failure
Detected Sat Aug 27 23:10:31 2005
System 3.3 Volt Precharge failure
Detected Sat Aug 27 23:10:31 2005
Peripheral 12 Volt Precharge failure
Detected Sat Aug 27 23:10:31 2005
Peripheral 12 Volt Power failure
Detected Sat Aug 27 23:10:30 2005
Auxiliary 5.0 Volt Power failure
Detected Sat Aug 27 23:10:30 2005
AC Power failure
Detected Sat Aug 27 23:10:29 2005
Key Switch Fan failure
Detected Thu Aug 25 18:47:11 2005
PROM detected failure
Detected Thu Aug 25 18:47:11 2005

I don't know which fan I need replace and which fan is the FAN two, who can help me?
2970 fans are NOISY. So power it up and look for the one that's not spinning or is the most quiet one.

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07/02/14 12:39:53.211 TRACE [presence-9] []     VarBind OID=1.3.6.1.2.1.47.1.1.1.1.1.1011
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C3745-ENTSERVICESK9-M version 12.4(10b). ROM version 12.2(8r)T2
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3745 is quite an old model what went out of support
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/prod/collateral/routers/ps282/prod_end-of-life_notice0900aecd80444877.html
indipendetly from what the cause is, if you upgrade to a current model like an ISR G2 on which you can have a smartnet contract on it, to get guaranteed support, and peace of mind.

Re-mapping key switches in Kontakt 3

Hi
does anyone know how to change where the keys switches are mapped to??
as an example, i have a violin with key-switches loaded. in the mapping area i can move all the groups to meet the key-switches down in the C0 range but i want to re- assign the key switches up to meet the range of the violin.
if i move the violin out of range it does my head in when i look at it in the score editor for editing.... violin in bass clef!!
thanks

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X220 complete fan failure

I've had my X220 for about a year now. At first, I didn't experience any problems with the fan, no revving up/down like some describe, and it was pretty quiet.
After about 9 months of usage, the fan started to get pretty noisy. As I also usually have a room fan always on, I didn't care much because the room fan overpowered the laptop fan.
Then, at about 10 months ago, one fine day CoreTemp pops up a message that my CPU temp is critical, I was just watching a movie with no background stuff going on. I've checked TPFanControl and the fan wasn't running. It was also not responding to TPFanControl's smart or manual modes.
I turned off the laptop, removed the keyboard and powered it on again. The fan would spin a few revs at pretty low speed, then just stop. I allowed the system to boot like that, and tried to start the fan with TPFanControl's manual mode. When I switched the fan from speed 0 to any other speed, I could see the fan blades to move just a little bit (maybe 1mm) and then stop again.
The laptop is on warranty, but I bought it in USA, and I live in Thailand now. Also this is my primary work computer and I didn't want any unnecessary downtime, so I decided to fix it myself.
I wrote quite a lot, those not interested in the disassembly story, just skip the next paragraph.
Well, luckily I decided not to sell my old Z61m, I booted it up to view the X220 Hardware Maintenance Manual: http://download.lenovo.com/ibmdl/pub/pc/pccbbs/mobiles_pdf/x220_x220i_hmm_0a60739_06.pdf
Using an old laptop, which one year ago didn't feel slow, after being accustomed to the new one, was really sluggish. Part of the reason might be that I recently installed Windows 7 on it (it's got 4Gb RAM in it, of which the chipset can only use 3Gb). By the way, one time I had my Z61m's fan become really noisy, too (but never fail completely), I did disassemble, clean and oil the fan - and getting to the fan was much easier than on X220.
On X220 to get to the underside of the fan, you have to remove the motherboard, the heatsink assembly is screwed to the motherboard from it's underside. That's wasn't hard for me, but I could easily see messing up some small component. To remove the motherboard, I had to remove the HDD, speakers, bluetooth module, WiFi module, mSATA SSD, disconnect a few flat-ribbon connectors, unclip a few regular connectors, free the wifi antenna cables, video cable from their grooves in the bezel, remove the bezel. And then the motherboad still wouldn't come off - the two nuts holding the VGA connector have to be removed. And when I moved to Thailand, I didn't bring my 5mm hex socket with me. So I had to drive around (I live in a small city), trying to find it. Tool shops, hardware shops, computer shops didn't have it! Well, a tool shop had a huge kit of 1/4" DR tools, I wasn't gonna spend so much money just to get one 5mm socket. In the end I could find a low quality 1/4" DR sockets set in a Tesco supermarket, for $2. But what do you know? The cheap sockets have thick walls, so the wall thickness doesn't allow it to fit around the nut (the laptop's case is in the way). Too bad I don't have a lathe... well here comes the drill to hold the socket and the angle grinder. Finally I was able to unscrew the nuts and take out the motherboard.
To get out the audio connector from it's hole in the case, I have to flex the motherboard quite a lot, I know it's fiberglass and strong, but it does feel quite scary (the narrowest part of the mainboard is just maybe an inch wide).
I then tilted the motherboard up disconnected the power cable (it's a bit tricky, but I think it's the most efficient way - some say to remove the LCD to do that! that's totally unnecessary), took the motherboard out and unscrewed the heatsink/fan assembly.
The fan would turn by hand or by blowing air into it, but wouldn't keep rotating as soon as I stop blowing. The blades are fortunately removable (just grab them and pull), I cleaned them and the insides with some methyl alcohol, let it dry, then put some TriFlow teflon oil in there and put the blades back on. I then put everything back together, and it worked fine. Assembly, as usual, is the reverse of disassembly. The fan works, and is pretty quiet again (I'd say about the same as it was new).
The fan is sleeve bearing. I think it's not a good practice to put sleeve bearing fans into laptops. When a ball bearing fan fails, it just rotates at reduced speed, with plenty of noise and vibration. Giving a lot of warning time that it should be replaced. A sleeve bearing fan can just stop turning completely, not making any noise to indicate failure. It's very fortunate that CPUs (and some other hardware) have automatic overheat protection (thermal throttling). I suppose Lenovo just had some temporary problem sourcing the necessary qty of ball bearing fans when they were producing X220, so they just put in an alternative they could find. I don't think they did this just to save $1 per laptop. In any case, my advices for X220 owners is, if your fan has become noisier than before, open it up and clean/oil it, better now than later. I would only advise this job to people who have straight hands growing from the right place, not from their ass (that's a saying we have in Russia). There is nothing really difficult about this job (first time will take 2-3 hours, with experience you can do the whole job in under 1 hour), but you have to be careful. There are a lot of small parts that can be dropped or damaged by static electricity. There are many screws of different sizes that can be mixed up (my advise is to use a small container with multiple compartments, and put the screws into different compartments, along with a piece of paper saying where does this group of screws go. Have to be very careful disconnecting the connectors, especially the flat ribbon type. No sharp or metal tools should be used for this task! Use only fingernails or something plastic. Also use care to properly align the flat ribbon cables when connecting (locking) them. It's good to take pictures of the whole process, especially things like cable routing. You'll thank yourself for this when putting it back together. The hardware maintenance manual is also pretty useful (might be not so easy to find the right info, though, have to read carefully). Print it or use another computer or a mobile device to access it when doing the job. As noted, you will need a 5mm thin-wall socket (any good quality 1/4" DR socket will be thin wall, while cheap nasty stuff will be thick wall) to unscrew the VGA connector. The nuts are not tight from the factory (at least mine were not), so you might be able to use another tool, but I think even the smallest needle-nose pliers won't fit there, there's really too little room between the nuts and the case. A sturdy tweezers with round ends (or cut off ends) might do the job, but I'm a believer in using a proper tool for a job, at least when talking about a $1000 computer (this is not very Russian of me, where a common tool for automotive repair is often a hammer and a block of wood; a saying goes: if you fail - use a bigger hammer). Obviously you also need a small-size electronics screwdriver.
A thing I had a problem with: the heatsink contacts both CPU and the chipset (which is common in notebooks), there was thermal compound on the CPU and a thermal pad on the chipset (I would say 0.5mm thick). Unfortunately I tore up the pad when removing the heatsink. If you're careful, usually you can reuse the pad. The pad is there for the reason that the CPU and the chipset surfaces are not on the same plane, so if assembled with just a super-thin layer of thermal compound (like you're supposed to for optimal heat conduction), the chipset wouldn't touch the heatsink and would overheat. Since I didn't have a spare thermal pad on hand, I used a thick layer of thermal compound (I used Arctic Silver 5, which is pretty thick consistency and not very likely to flow out of there) on the chipset. I also ordered some thermal pads on eBay, to have it just in case.
I haven't noticed any significant decrease in temperatures with the new thermal compound, even after 200 engine hours the AS5 needs for optimal performance. It might be cooler by a couple of degrees, but not by much.
I'm sorry I deleted the pics I took during disassembly.
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A .5mm layer of thermal paste will not do a very good job of heat conduction. There will be air bubbles. No matter how well you spread out the thermal paste on the CPU die, you will never get the kind of even, thin layer that you get with a new fan, which comes with lots of little dots. BTW, very small needle-nosed pliers work fine to start the VGA nuts. The first time I take a particular model apart, I tape the screws near the place the will go back using "painter's masking tape", which leaves no adhesive residue.

Loss of TACACS key after harddisk failure

Our WAE/WAVEs in the field are configured for TACACS Autherntication. During harddisk failures we could not access the devices. The ACS logs a invalid TACACS secret. In running-config the "tacacs key ****" statement is missing. The statement still could be found in the startup-config.
Is the "tacacs key" statement dependent on the harddisk?

Hello,
The internal WAAS TACACS setup causes a vicious circle. Authentication is required to access a devices for troubleshooting. But Authentications fails with a strict TACACS policy. In the meanwhile we find out the we can access the WAVE/WAE when authentication failover is disabled. With this change the WAE switches to the backup authentication method even when the password is wrong. This workaround allows access during disk failure situations. The workaround is in conflict with a our security policy and we now are checking via TAC if the WAE behavior is a feature or a bug.
Kind regards Peter

FX-5900 vtd 128. High GPUtemp - Main Fan Failure

Need help. Got a quite new computer based on a ASUS A7N8X DL mb w. AMD +2600 MHz proc. and a MSI FX-5900 vtd128 videocard, 1Gb memory. I have the latest drivers and Bios from MSI. Everything has worked just exellent for 3 months and yesterday when I checked the GPUtemp it was near 80 deg C which normally is around 50 deg C. The main (big) GPUfan has stopped working!!! I have checked all mainsconnections and could'nt find any reasons to the failure. Plzzz could anyone give me some help with this problem!!!!

Yes my VGAcard seems to have the appropriate supply of power. I just had it out and checked all connections and switched the frontside- & backsidefan connections (they are the from the same root) and remounted the card without any changes in status. Still the frontside (main) fan won't work.
Most annoying is that if I return the card to the shop where I bought it I will probably not be able to do any gameing during the coming weekends .
The thing is that the card is still working fine at 80 deg C and is far from highlevel temperature limit: 145 deg C!!!
Q: Do any of You ppl out there run VGAcard on higher corespeed etc. and have experience with higher VPU temerature but normal with a behavior - literally could it be dangerous running the card with only backsidefan in operation at temeperatures around 80 deg C?

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