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		<title>SB Led on the system board of a HP ProLiant DL380 G4</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[One of the servers I manage reports a health problem wich i discovered on a routine led-status inspection. This is something i do regularly so this problem is reasonbly fresh. Opon pulling it out of its rack and opening it I quickly found the SB led on the system board glowing amber therefore beeing a [...]]]></description>
				<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>One of the servers I manage reports a health problem wich i discovered on a routine led-status inspection. This is something i do regularly so this problem is reasonbly fresh.</p>
<div>Opon pulling it out of its rack and opening it I quickly found the SB led on the system board glowing amber therefore beeing a problem with whatever it is that this led indicates.</div>
<div>There is my problem. I seem te fail to find the purpose of this LED and what it means when its glowing amber. </div>
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 The manual, wich also has a led schematic like the one on lid of the server, does not mention it and even calling HP themselves i could not gain more information about this.</p>
<p> Using Google I don&#8217;t find a lot of usefull links either. Most refer do lost/deleted documents, the same led-schematic and some totally unrelated websites.</p></div>
<div>I found two results that are of interest, one solved the same problem by replacing RAM and another one describes the LED&#8217;s purpose as reporting bit corrections, whatever this precisely is. Memory is therefore prime suspect but before i take it down to replace it i&#8217;d like to be somewhat sure this actually is it. </p>
<p> Is there anyone who out of experience, or just knowning the facts, that can tell me exactly the purpose of the SB led is?</p></div>
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