PowerEdge 2100 Has error, E2111 SBE LOG Disable Dimm 2

Hi
Two most likely causes for this error are
First: the memory module, DIMM3 has worked its way loose and needs to be reseated firmly in its slot with both catches firmly engaged.
Second: The memory module DIMM 3 has become faulty and needs to replaced.
If reseating the DIMM doesn't work try swapping slots with a module of the same size in a different slot and see if the fault follows the module or goes away. If the fault follows the module, eg to DIMM 1, then it is most likely that the module is faulty.
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The e1410 is an error that is reporting an interruption to the CPU processes. It isn't identifying an issue with the processor specifically, it is just saying its processes were interrupted. Normally when you see the E1410 you will see another error listed with it in the hardware log. Do you see any other errors in the log? Also, what is the BIOS and Drac versions at currently? I ask because the server being very out of date can cause issues like this as well.
Let me know what you see.

http://www.dell.com/support/troubleshooting/us/en/19/KCS/KcsArticles/Print?he Embedded System Management (ESM) log - also called System Event Log (SEL) or hardware log - reports potential hardware problems in Dell PowerEdge servers. Sometimes, simply turning off the server and disconnecting it from the electrical outlet will remove the error message. Wait approximately 10 seconds, and then reconnect the power cable and restart the server.

Other times, you will need to clear the ESM log to remove the error message. For instance, error code SEL FULLindicates that you will need to clear the ESM log. (You will lose the server's event history.) There are different ways to clear the ESM log.

To use DSET to Clear the ESM Log

1. Download and open the DSET utility.
2. Click the plus (+) next to System, and then click the plus (+) next to Logs.
3. Click ESM to highlight it.
4. Click Clear ESM Log located in the upper-right corner of the page.

To use OpenManage Server Administrator (OMSA) to clear the ESM log

1. Start OpenManage Server Administrator (OMSA).
2. Log in to OMSA by entering your username and password, and then press Enter.
3. Click the Logs tab, and then click Hardware.
4. Click Clear Log located next to Options.

To use Dell IT Assistant to clear the ESM log

1. Start IT Assistant.
2. From the middle System Tree bar, select your server by clicking it.
3. Click the Logs tab, and then click Clear Log in the upper-right corner of the page.

Find your Dell PowerEdge server model in the chart below for other ways to clear the ESM log:

PowerEdge server model How to clear the ESM log 2300, 2400, 2450, 2500, 2500SC, 2550, 4300, 4350, 4400, 6300, 6350, 6400, 6450
Use the Log2Txt.exe utility to clear the ESM log:

1. Start your server to the Log2Txt utility.
2. When you see the ESM Log main menu appear, press 2 on your keyboard to select Clear ESM log.
3. When the ESM Log main menu reappears, press 5on your keyboard to exit the utility.

1650, 1850, 1800, 2600, 2650, 2800, 4600, 6600, 6650, 7150, 6800, 6850, R900
Use the DRAC or ERA to clear the ESM log:

1. Type the IP address of the Remote Access Controller (RAC) in the web browser address bar, and then press Enter.
2. Log in to the RAC.
3. Click the Logs tab, and then click Hardware.
4. Click Clear Logs located in the upper-right corner of the page.

1850, 2800, 2850, 6800, 6850
Use the program BMCCFG.exe to clear the ESM logs:

1. Download and extract the Dell OpenManage Deployment Toolkit here.
2. Go to x:\Dell\Toolkit\Tools, where x is your primary hard disk drive.
3. Copy the file BMCCFG.exe to a bootable floppy disk.
4. Start the server from the bootable floppy disk.
5. At the command prompt, type bmcc - clearsel, and then press Enter.
   The message "Clearing SEL" will display while the log clears.

1950, 2900, 2950, DP500, DP600, NF500, NF600
Use the BMC/BIOS to clear the ESM log:

1. To open the BMC menu, press the Control + Ekeys during POST.
2. From the list, select System Event Log, and then press Enter.
3. Select Clear System Event Log, and then pressEnter.

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sounds like a faulty memory chip in dimm 1 position

The jumpers are near the CMOS battery, by the SATA ports. Sometimes clearing the NVRAM using the jumpers can work with no video issues. If it doesn't, try removing all unnecessary components - drives, cards, memory beyond a single DIMM in slot 1, etc. If that doesn't work, try reseating the processor, if there is only one. If there are two, you can try booting with a single processor (always in slot 1), swapping them to try each one. If these steps don't work, it is likely a bad board. If there are no fans spinning, lights on the front, etc., then it might be the power supply.

Unfortunately, there are no jumpers (and no BIOS setting for that matter) to disable the onboard video.

ERROR 02A2: BMC System Error Log (SEL) Full
press F1 to continue or F10 to enter BIOS.
I wait for 2 minutes without doing any thing my server get started normally.
Please help me how to stop this error

The E2111 should also indicate a number after the DIMM, this is the bank of the DIMM it believes to be bad. Depending on your support contract situation, and ability to bring down the machine, reseating the module after cleaning it a bit with some good old 'canned air' may do the trick. Otherwise a module replacement is in order which is typically covered by DELL if you are still under coverage.

replace system memory, that indicates on lcd screen #dimm...#. In this case, dimm2.

According to the message you received on the screen there's might be something wrong with your RAM module(s). Take a look inside and see if everything's alright with RAM. Replace it to another slot if there are empty.
Download and use a program like MemTest to see if RAM is properly working.
If you have another computer which is compatible with your RAM, try it inserting then in to PC and see if everyhting's alright.
If nothing helps, then purchase a new RAM module