Hello,
The stack shows MCE problems, MCE is mostly hardware problems on the CPU. a software or driver cannot cause an MCE. please run a Hardware diagnostics on your CPU.
Thanks,
Avinash
Did you use IBM iso image to install this ESXi?
Check Your Server hardware compatibility with VMware product.
Hi VirtualRay,
I used indeed the latest version of the IBM ISO for ESXi 5.5.
yes the IBM blade is on the HCL
Hi
Welcome to the communities.
please share log file if any .
Take care!
Your best bet is to open a support ticket. There are debugging tools the engineers use that can severely decrease the time that you spend trying to find the problem. I agree with the MCE errors, but there could be more than that. Also, make sure to export the core dump.
core dump is found here:
root@host: /var/core/vmkernel.dump
Also, if you don't export the core dump soon, it will get overwritten, and unless it keeps happening, it's useless. Make sure to also open a support ticket with IBM, as it could be a bad chip.
The vmkernel.boot.usePCC option is not available in vCenter 5.5?