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3.14.11.5 Clear Event Log
Sets a flag that clears the event log on the next pass through the POST. The options are:
• Keep (default)
• On Next Boot
3.14.11.6 Mark Existing Events as Read
Marks all events already in the log as having been not read (Do Not Mark) or read (Mark). The
options are:
• Do Not Mark (default)
• Mark
3.14.11.7 Event Log Subscreens
The bottom of the Event Log screen includes several information fields that display information
about the date and time of the last event of a specific type, as well as a count of how many events
of that type are logged. Selecting a field and pressing <Enter> brings up a subscreen that shows
information specific to that event type. Event types for which subscreens are available include:
• Single Bit ECC Events
• Multiple Bit ECC Events
• Pre-Boot Events
The subscreens presented for each of these event types are described in Table 39. Note that the
initial three lines of information for all screens cover the same information.
Table 39. Event Log Subscreens
Event Type Subscreen Detail
Single Bit ECC Events Date of Last Occurrence None
(initial value)
Time of Last Occurrence None
(initial value)
Total Count of Events/Errors None
(initial value)
Memory Bank with Errors None
(initial value)
Multiple Bit ECC Events * Date of Last Occurrence None
(initial value)
Time of Last Occurrence None
(initial value)
Total Count of Events/Errors None
(initial value)
Memory Bank with Errors None
(initial value)
Pre-Boot Events * Date of Last Occurrence None
(initial value)
Time of Last Occurrence None
(initial value)
Total Count of Events/Errors None
(initial value)
POST ERRORS FOUND: None
(initial value)