H132895 - Trap 000E & L2 Cache Errors After IntelDX4 Upgrade SYMPTOM: IBM PS/2 9576/77 i/s models that have been upgraded with an IntelDX4 486 100Mhz Processor Upgrade or an IntelDX4 OverDrive Processor Upgrade (DX4ODPR100) may exhibit the following error symptoms: - Intermittent Trap 000E Errors under OS/2 - L2 Cache diagnostics errors Message states "L2 Cache installed not supported." PROBLEM ISOLATION AIDS: A standard IntelDX4 486 Processor Upgrade requires a separate voltage regulator to step down 5v DC to 3.3v DC. The Intel OverDrive Processor has a built-in voltage regulator. FIX: If the system is experiencing intermittent Trap 000E errors, remove the IntelDX4 Upgrade or OverDrive Processor and re-install the original processor. If errors persist, this tip does not apply. If the errors do not reoccur, replace the IntelDX4 Processor Upgrade or IntelDX4 OverDrive Processor. IBM does not market the IntelDX4 OverDrive processor upgrades. The customer should contact their point of purchase or Intel for additional assistance. Replacements for the IBM upgrade Option (Standard IntelDX4 Processor Upgrade requiring a voltage regulator) are available through normal IBM parts distribution processes using the FRU numbers published in the HMM. For systems experiencing L2 Cache failures during diagnostics, obtain the current level PS/2 9576/77 Reference Diskette. Earlier versions of the Reference Diskette did not contain the code necessary to identify the ID of the IntelDX4 Processor Upgrade or the IntelDX4 OverDrive Processor upgrade. The updated 9576/77 Reference Diskette titled "7677DIAG.DSK" may be downloaded from the IBM PC Company Bulletin Board service at 919-517-0001. The file is located in section 27 under "Reference and Adapter Diskettes." The PS/2 9576/77 Reference Diskette may also be downloaded via the Internet from the IBM Personal Computer File Library by searching the following Internet URL: http://www.pc.ibm.com/files.html OverDrive and IntelDX4 are trademarks of the Intel Corporation.