K8D Master-F 2 long beeps

I have a K8D Master-F, it makes 2 repeating long beeps (high and low pitch) after a few seconds when powering up. The CPU is in CPU1. If I move the CPU to socket 2, the board powers up but no beeps. The only time it beeps is then a CPU is in CPU1, also I tried 2 CPU's, One being an Opteron 244 and a 242 (No i am not using dual at this time). Having the RAM in or out seem to have no effect with getting the beeps. Any ideas?

More spec's please.....
Check the BIOS for case-open detection, turn it off....
If it still makes the noise, check the piowersupply.
Also, JPWR2 should NOT be connected....

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Hello,
Running the system even on bare minimum (PSU, memory and CPUs only) the board will not post and will only return a constant high then low tone beep code. Information from AMIBIOS suggests faulty CPUs, but this is doubtful that both CPUs would be damaged (I've tried one at a time, and in different sockets), as their serial numbers are quite a distance apart.
Anything else I can try? or do I have a dead board?
Thanks in advance,
LJP

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Originally posted by Wonkanoby
it would help if you listed full hardware specs
and psu details
the 4 pin 12v feed is connected?
the ram is registered ddr ?
Full specs:
MSI K8D Master-F motherboard
2x Opteron 240 CPUs
4xGiel 512mb Dual channel ddr 3200 ram (even with all removed it gives the high low beep tones)
This board uses a SSI compliant PSU, its 24 pin main power, 8 pin additional power. 550W supply thats in it.
*Mass of edits*
Couldn't tell you if its registered DDR, ram isnt the problem though, it would give a ram error beep code running with no ram onboard, yet it still has the high/low beeptones.

K8D master 2-F Siran Beep

I have 2 opteron 240 CPU's retail box, CRUCIAL 512MB ECC Registered memory. An A+GPB P4ATX/EPS 550W Dual Fan. Support Intel & AMD Dual CPU Server M/B (24pin connector for Intel Server M/B and additional adapter cable for AMD Server M/B). MSI K8DMASTER-F Tower 8131 DualS940 EATX, VGA, LAN. When I mount the CPU's hook the power supply to the MoBo I get a siren sound for a beep after being powered on for 9 or so seconds. Help! I even tried 512MB ECC Registered Kingston memory same problem.
Power Supply Specs
3.3v 28/35 amp
5v 52/66 amp
-5v 0.5 amp
12v 28 amp
-12v 0.5 amp
+5v-sb 2.0 amp
com - return
ps-on remote
pw-ok pg
AC input 115/230v
14/7 amp
60/50 hz
3.3v and 5v max output 260watts
Peck surge maxoutput 620watts

This is from your own info of what it takes so its no my fault that it didn't specify what is good enuff!!! I got what it says it needed which was ECC Registered
Main Memory
• 144-bit DDR at 200, 266, 333MHz
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Slave instance can not synchronized with the master for a long time

Hi,
Slave instance can not synchronized with the master for a long time, and the gap of LSNs between slave and master are more and more larger. The transfer bytes per second between master and slave is 118MB/s , upper limit to the ethernet card. Why???
ENVIRONMENT:
1. A network program which we called mcdb is based on BDB 4.8.30. It is used to accept get/set requests and then query data from bdb or save data to bdb.
2. mcdb implements replication with bdb replication manager api. The default start replication policy is DB_REP_ELECTION, rep ack policy is DB_REPMGR_ACKS_ONE_PEER and rep priority is 100.
3. The bdb data files, bdb log files, region files and rep files are all in the same home directory.
4. There are two instances of the mcdb are separately on two standalone servers which has no other programs. These two instances are in one replication group which can elect a master automatically.
5. The master instance is online, which has lots of requests (get, set, delete).
ACTIONS:
1. Start two mcdb instances on two servers and the two instance make a replication group. Slave has already synchronized with the master.
2. Stop the slave for a long time (more than 20 hours).
3. Start the slave instance to synchronize data with master.
RESULT:
1. the gap of LSNs between slave and master are more and more larger.
2. db_stat of master and slave:
master db_stat:
467170     Number of PERM messages not acknowledged
9245     Number of messages queued due to network delay
172415     Number of messages discarded due to queue length
25880     Number of existing connections dropped
3407     Number of failed new connection attempts
=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
DB_REPMGR site information:
10.67.15.146 (eid: 0, port: 30011)
Environment configured as a replication master
331726/3574994     Next LSN to be used
0/0     Not waiting for any missed log records
328872/466092     Maximum permanent LSN
0     Next page number expected
0     Not waiting for any missed pages
0     Number of duplicate master conditions originally detected at this site
2147M     Current environment ID (2147483647)
100     Current environment priority
49     Current generation number
50     Election generation number for the current or next election
2323     Number of duplicate log records received
0     Number of log records currently queued
6768     Maximum number of log records ever queued at once
55284     Total number of log records queued
120M     Number of log records received and appended to the log (120475988)
111     Number of log records missed and requested
2147M     Current master ID (2147483647)
2     Number of times the master has changed
0     Number of messages received with a bad generation number
8505306     Number of messages received and processed
12     Number of messages ignored due to pending recovery
471869     Number of failed message sends
12M     Number of messages sent (12959945)
0     Number of new site messages received
1     Number of environments believed to be in the replication group
990543     Transmission limited
0     Number of outdated conditions detected
0     Number of duplicate page records received
0     Number of page records received and added to databases
0     Number of page records missed and requested
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6244678     Number of transactions applied
0     Number of startsync messages delayed
1     Number of elections held
1     Number of elections won
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0.057097     Duration of last election (seconds)
8944103     Number of bulk buffer sends triggered by full buffer
0     Number of single records exceeding bulk buffer size
5273M     Number of records added to a bulk buffer (5273592170)
10M     Number of bulk buffers sent (10490865)
0     Number of re-request messages received
0     Number of request messages this client failed to process
0     Number of request messages received by this client
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0     Number of messages queued due to network delay
0     Number of messages discarded due to queue length
1454     Number of existing connections dropped
0     Number of failed new connection attempts
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10.67.15.147 (eid: 0, port: 30011)
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329543/5500501     Maximum permanent LSN
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0     Not waiting for any missed pages
0     Number of duplicate master conditions originally detected at this site
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100     Current environment priority
49     Current generation number
50     Election generation number for the current or next election
5256M     Number of duplicate log records received (5256599432)
3925284     Number of log records currently queued
3925285     Maximum number of log records ever queued at once
4880561     Total number of log records queued
3578038     Number of log records received and appended to the log
1912297     Number of log records missed and requested
0     Current master ID
1     Number of times the master has changed
0     Number of messages received with a bad generation number
12M     Number of messages received and processed (12980442)
2     Number of messages ignored due to pending recovery
0     Number of failed message sends
1912307     Number of messages sent
0     Number of new site messages received
0     Number of environments believed to be in the replication group
0     Transmission limited
0     Number of outdated conditions detected
0     Number of duplicate page records received
0     Number of page records received and added to databases
0     Number of page records missed and requested
Startup incomplete
110568     Number of transactions applied
80     Number of startsync messages delayed
0     Number of elections held
0     Number of elections won
No election in progress
0     Number of bulk buffer sends triggered by full buffer
0     Number of single records exceeding bulk buffer size
0     Number of records added to a bulk buffer
0     Number of bulk buffers sent
0     Number of re-request messages received
0     Number of request messages this client failed to process
0     Number of request messages received by this client
Edited by: 899585 on 2013-1-4 下午10:54
Edited by: 899585 on 2013-1-4 下午10:55

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Unfortunately, this issue is beyond the level of what is supported over the forum. Performance related issues are extremely complex and require an in-depth understanding of your environment and dedicated support. In a generic sense, you can look at this as a basic queueing problem. You have a server that went down and work is still coming in. When the server gets started it is possible that it may never catch up depending on new work coming in and the rate at processing the old work.
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K8D Master-F 9131 problem with BIOS 1.2 and Raidcore BC4852

The board does not start the Raidcore BIOS with motherboard 9131 BIOS 1.2 installed. It works OK wih BIOS 1.1.
Raidcore 4852 FW is V130. (tested V110 = same problem)
Bios found here:
http://www.msi.com.tw/program/support/download/dld/spt_dld_detail.php?UID=441&kind=3
Both 1.1 and 1.2 BIOS was unable to recognise my Opteron 242 CPU steppings which indicate they are both quite old. Maybe MSI could fix these problems and include the newer CPU steppings like the ones for 250 CPUs. Bios 1.2 is dated nov. 28th 03 which is a year old. BUHU.
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I'll stick with the V1.10, but I'd fell better if MSI showed me they actively update their systems by releasing updated BIOS files from time to time.
I can't sell a 15000$ storage system that doesn't recognise the CPUs installed. The customer would laugh and tell me to come back with a supported system.
Isn't this a VERY valid reason for wanting updates? Even if it only is an updated CPU list?
The only reason I tried this MSI board is that it was the only one available with my retailer at the time I bought it with 3 PCI-X 100Mhz slots. Maybe I should go with a Tyan Thunder next time. Tyan at least show some activity.

1 long beep and 2 short beeps

hello this is my second post....before i had problems with me8 bios, then downgraded using this forum tool..thx for that.
now i can boot my PH67A-C43 (B3) board and use it normally, but my problem is that when ever i try to restart or boot it again without waiting i get 1 beep with is normally the one which indicates that system is OK and then 1 long beep and 2 short beeps and no display on the monitor....i can only boot my PC if i let it turned off for 5 or more minutes...this is really annoying!!
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i heard about the full cmos clear yesterday....after the flash i just pressed the clear cmos button at the back panel...but now i did the full clear...
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then i hocked back the aerocool to confirmed if it was at fault and POOOFFFF no more blank screen.i restarted any time with no problem...how can it be?what caused the blank screen and BSOD?
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Won't start up - 3 long beeps and 1 short beep repeated

As I was watching Netflix, the display went crazy and displayed horizontal lines and the computer froze.
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Reset again. Seemed to start up fine (heard the chime and the hard drive going) but no display output.
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I recently updated my BIOS to the latest version using the System Update tool from Lenovo. For a while everything seemed to be working alright, as the BIOS was dowloaded and the computer rebooted. After rebooting the first time i was presented with the BIOS utility, and noticed that the update was progressing.
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I found this in the manual;
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error
Perform the following actions in order.
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Removing my PCIe video card and PCI Wireless NIC before booting
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Moved a memory module from another machine that I know is working
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I'm glad to hear it's just a simple memory error, however the original problem in this post is a bit more than just a memory problem.
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*PSU
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