Memory Dump Collection - Hitachi Compute Blade 2000 User Manual

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Memory dump collection

This section describes how to collect memory dump.

Memory dump is required to track down the cause of the

error when the system does not respond and the task stops.

You need to set the memory dump to be collected before

operating the system.

Memory dump for Windows

This subsection describes how to collect memory dump for Windows.

See "Memory Dump in No System Response" and "Complete

Memory Dump" in Chapter 13 for memory dump settings.

 Triggering memory dump

When the blue screen appears in STOP error, memory dump is automatically collected.

When the system hangs up, issuing non-maskable interrupt (NMI) allows the memory

dump to be collected.

To issue NMI, select NMI from Power and Reset menu of Remote console application,

or click Server Operation tab > Power and LEDs and click NMI. See "Connect the

Remote Console" in Chapter 3, or Chapter 5, Server Blade Setup for details.

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