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Looks like something to do with the graphics card. &nbsp;
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The workstation has two graphics cards installed (which supports 3 monitors). &nbsp;To which card is the error message related? &nbsp;Does the message indicate a problem or is it benign? &nbsp;If there is a problem with one of my graphics cards is there anything I can do short of replacing the &quot;faulty card&quot;? &nbsp;I still don't understand what the message is trying to tell me.
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I'm inclined to agree. &nbsp;All 3 monitors are working as I intend them to. &nbsp;I also googled the message without finding anything that pointed me to an answer. &nbsp;So other than the fact that the message annoys me if I am watching the boot up process, I think it can be safely ignored. &nbsp;Nothing unusual shows up in /var/messages either. &nbsp;I was just hoping somebody had run across it before and could shed a little light. &nbsp;Thanks for your help.
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I receive the following message on the console from the POST for a SunBlade 2000 and would like to understand what it means and what I should do about it:<br />
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WARNING :: probe-3dram64 catching ID mismatch at 3dram-id[rank= 0x0000.002, interleave= 0x0000.003]= 0x0000.000
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I receive the following message on the console from the POST for a SunBlade 2000 and would like to understand what it means and what I should do about it:

WARNING :: probe-3dram64 catching ID mismatch at 3dram-id[rank= 0x0000.002, interleave= 0x0000.003]= 0x0000.000

Looks like something to do with the graphics card.  

The workstation has two graphics cards installed (which supports 3 monitors).  To which card is the error message related?  Does the message indicate a problem or is it benign?  If there is a problem with one of my graphics cards is there anything I can do short of replacing the &quot;faulty card&quot;?  I still don&#39;t understand what the message is trying to tell me.

I&#39;m inclined to agree.  All 3 monitors are working as I intend them to.  I also googled the message without finding anything that pointed me to an answer.  So other than the fact that the message annoys me if I am watching the boot up process, I think it can be safely ignored.  Nothing unusual shows up in /var/messages either.  I was just hoping somebody had run across it before and could shed a little light.  Thanks for your help.

Sun hardware POST message

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