https://community.extremenetworks.com/t5/faqs/k-series-logs-quot-received-interrupt-petra-qdr-ecc-quot/m-p/49747#M613 Article ID: 14274 <BR /> <BR /> <B>Products</B><BR /> K-series, firmware 8.02.01.0012 and lower <BR /> <BR /> <B>Symptoms</B><BR /> Hardware interrupt message "Received Interrupt PETRA_QDR_ECC" appears on local console and in syslog ('show support'), but not in the debug messageLog ('show support'). <BR /> <BR /> For example:10.20.46.13 Dune[11.dTcmTask]Petra[1] Received Interrupt PETRA_QDR_ECC<BR /> instance 0, count 1, value= 0x1#015<BR /> 10.20.46.13 Dune[11.dTcmTask]Petra[1] Received Interrupt PETRA_QDR_ECC<BR /> instance 0, count 2, value= 0x1#015<BR /> 10.20.46.13 Dune[11.dTcmTask]Petra[1] Received Interrupt PETRA_QDR_ECC<BR /> instance 0, count 3, value= 0x1#015<BR /> 10.20.46.13 Dune[11.dTcmTask]Petra[1] Received Interrupt PETRA_QDR_ECC<BR /> instance 0, count 4, value= 0x1#015<BR /> 10.20.46.13 Dune[11.dTcmTask]Petra[1] Received Interrupt PETRA_QDR_ECC<BR /> instance 0, count 5, value= 0x1#015<BR /> 10.20.46.13 Dune[11.dTcmTask]Petra[1] Received Interrupt PETRA_QDR_ECC<BR /> instance 0, count 6, value= 0x1#015<BR /> 10.20.46.13 Dune[11.dTcmTask]Petra[1] Received Interrupt PETRA_QDR_ECC<BR /> instance 0, count 7, value= 0x1#015<B>Cause</B><BR /> The message reports a false error condition. <BR /> <BR /> <B>Solution/Workaround</B><BR /> Upgrade to firmware 8.11.03.0005 or higher, which suppresses these harmless messages. <BR /> <BR /> Pre-upgrade workaround: Ignore the message(s). There is no negative impact. Thu, 05 Dec 2013 22:22:00 GMT FAQ_User 2013-12-05T22:22:00Z https://community.extremenetworks.com/t5/faqs/k-series-logs-quot-received-interrupt-petra-qdr-ecc-quot/m-p/49747#M613 Article ID: 14274 <BR /> <BR /> <B>Products</B><BR /> K-series, firmware 8.02.01.0012 and lower <BR /> <BR /> <B>Symptoms</B><BR /> Hardware interrupt message "Received Interrupt PETRA_QDR_ECC" appears on local console and in syslog ('show support'), but not in the debug messageLog ('show support'). <BR /> <BR /> For example:10.20.46.13 Dune[11.dTcmTask]Petra[1] Received Interrupt PETRA_QDR_ECC<BR /> instance 0, count 1, value= 0x1#015<BR /> 10.20.46.13 Dune[11.dTcmTask]Petra[1] Received Interrupt PETRA_QDR_ECC<BR /> instance 0, count 2, value= 0x1#015<BR /> 10.20.46.13 Dune[11.dTcmTask]Petra[1] Received Interrupt PETRA_QDR_ECC<BR /> instance 0, count 3, value= 0x1#015<BR /> 10.20.46.13 Dune[11.dTcmTask]Petra[1] Received Interrupt PETRA_QDR_ECC<BR /> instance 0, count 4, value= 0x1#015<BR /> 10.20.46.13 Dune[11.dTcmTask]Petra[1] Received Interrupt PETRA_QDR_ECC<BR /> instance 0, count 5, value= 0x1#015<BR /> 10.20.46.13 Dune[11.dTcmTask]Petra[1] Received Interrupt PETRA_QDR_ECC<BR /> instance 0, count 6, value= 0x1#015<BR /> 10.20.46.13 Dune[11.dTcmTask]Petra[1] Received Interrupt PETRA_QDR_ECC<BR /> instance 0, count 7, value= 0x1#015<B>Cause</B><BR /> The message reports a false error condition. <BR /> <BR /> <B>Solution/Workaround</B><BR /> Upgrade to firmware 8.11.03.0005 or higher, which suppresses these harmless messages. <BR /> <BR /> Pre-upgrade workaround: Ignore the message(s). There is no negative impact. Thu, 05 Dec 2013 22:22:00 GMT https://community.extremenetworks.com/t5/faqs/k-series-logs-quot-received-interrupt-petra-qdr-ecc-quot/m-p/49747#M613 FAQ_User 2013-12-05T22:22:00Z