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From: shack@cs.arizona.edu (David Michael Shackelford)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.ibm.ps2.hardware
Subject: Re: Error Codes
Keywords: equipment failure
Message-ID: <466@caslon.cs.arizona.edu>
Date: 22 Oct 90 18:47:43 GMT
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Organization: U of Arizona CS Dept, Tucson
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In article <41802@eerie.acsu.Buffalo.EDU> det@acsu.buffalo.edu (donald e tranquillo) writes:
>>	110
>>	?????
>>Does anyone know what this (looks like a POST error code) refers to.
>>I don't have a tech ref manual with me to look it up.
>
>The list of error codes that I have says:
>                110  PS/2 - planer parity
>no explanation...

Planer refers to the motherboard, and parity refers to memory parity error.
If this problem persists, it is probably your SIMM's.  Even if it is
intermittant, it would indicate a possible problem just waiting to happen.
I recommend running the reference disk diagnostics ASAP (if possible) and
planning on a new SIMM set just in case.  You might end up having to go
to a service center to confirm what is wrong.

Sorry the news is so gloomy.  There's no way to be positive on any of this,
but given IBM's terminology, that's the only thing I can think of.

Hope your problem is resolved quickly and cheaply!  I had a motherboard
die on my model 50, and had to buy a replacement board (no way to fix it).

Dave  | shack@cs.arizona.edu