DELL R200 SHUTS DOWN AFTER FEW HOURS

Hello Aljaz_s55al,

Can you let us know what is OS?

Are there any non-Dell parts? If so you may start by removing those.

Make sure you are up to date on drivers and firmware when you are booted. https://dell.to/3m5SpEm

Check SEL for errors:

Enter the BMC during POST and check the System Event log for errors. Note them down because there is not a method to download the log.

Page 49-50 : https://dell.to/3ZIMtie

Run Diagnostics:

Create a bootable Dell 32 Bit Diagnostics, v.5099A0, 5099.1

https://dell.to/40KRwQn

Follow Installation instructions at the bottom of the page.

Get the Zippack Release

NOTE: In order to create diagnostic media using this package, this file must be downloaded to and executed on a system running Microsoft Windows. This package can be used to create a bootable diskette set, USB flash drive, CD, or hard drive image.

32 Bit Diag - Create bootable  USB, Floppy, CD. I recommend a CD, some USB may not be recognized.

Boot to media created.

Options 1 mpmemory – Custom – select all test, loop 0. for continuous testing.

Option 2-   ddgui - Custom – select all devices in the device list (top of the tree), set iterations to 0 to run continuous test.

Run each Test

Let it run an hour or more or overnight.

Escape to cancel and check Errors tab.

Thanks for the response, installed OS is Proxmox VE, and there is no third-party hardware exept the hard drives and ram.I will do the tests and let you know what i found.

Best Regards Aljaž

Hi,

I ran all the tests an they all came back as pased except from this:

 Thanks for answer

Hello Aljaz_s55al,

Looks like the Processor or the System board.

Can you swap Processor with one of your other R200 and see if the issue follows or stays in this system?