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With my Fuel _with_ a V10 installed, when I look at env before booting, I see:

Code:

env
Environmental monitoring is enabled and running.

... (omitted power) ...

Description    State       Warning RPM  Current RPM
-------------- ----------  -----------  -----------
FAN 0  EXHAUST   Wait Pwr          920            0
FAN 1       HD   Wait Pwr         1560            0
FAN 2      PCI   Wait Pwr         1120            0
FAN 3    XIO 1   Wait Pwr         1600            0
FAN 4    XIO 2   Wait Pwr         1600            0
FAN 5       PS   Wait Pwr         1600            0

                           Advisory   Critical   Fault      Current
Description    State       Temp       Temp       Temp       Temp
-------------- ----------  ---------  ---------  ---------  ---------
NODE 0           Wait Pwr   60C/140F   65C/149F   70C/158F   21C/ 69F
NODE 1           Wait Pwr   60C/140F   65C/149F   70C/158F   20C/ 68F
NODE 2           Wait Pwr   60C/140F   65C/149F   70C/158F   21C/ 69F
PIMM             Wait Pwr   60C/140F   65C/149F   70C/158F   21C/ 69F
ODYSSEY          Wait Pwr   60C/140F   65C/149F   70C/158F   21C/ 69F
BEDROCK          Wait Pwr  Not currently available

Note the "Not currently available" on BEDROCK.  So that's normal.  My guess is the monitoring chip for BEDROCK just doesn't have power applied until the system is fully running.

I can pull my V10 temporarily if you'd like, but I'm not sure what it would tell you; the system would boot fine, like it did before.  I guarantee this system ran fine without a graphics board, and I can't image why SGI would want to limit the possibility to do that -- it would be a valuable option in case of graphics card damage when data needs to be recovered or similar.  There's no reason to explicitly forbid it.  I'm hesitant to upgrade my firmware because, well, things are working fine.

However I don't see what in your logs actually prevents things from booting; I see "ERROR: 001a01 auto power up error." but nothing beyond that. I see from an earlier log something like "system failed pre-power check"; is that the current issue? Are you seeing anything from the PROM after you start booting? Issue a "pwr up" and then when the L1 prompt comes back, hit Control-D.