grub-ibmc-diagnosis

Diagnose server boot failures using iBMC logs by providing the extracted log directory and server manufacturer to trigger automated root-cause analysis. The Skill distills raw logs into actionable evidence slices, correlating hardware, firmware, and bootloader faults.

A GRUB rescue prompt often indicates physical disk failure, corrupted partitions, or misconfigured boot order. iBMC logs help by capturing out-of-band SOL and RAID controller status, which this Skill analyzes to build a definitive root-cause evidence chain.

iBMC log diagnosis works with Huawei, Inspur, and H3C server architectures. The Skill utilizes vendor-specific scripts to filter raw logs and identify hardware, firmware, and OS-level events across these supported platforms.

The best way to analyze kernel panics and bootloader faults is through automated multi-layered inference on iBMC logs. This approach correlates out-of-band hardware events with firmware anomalies to generate structured diagnostic reports.

You do not need to manually filter iBMC System Event Logs before diagnosing boot issues. The Skill performs automated log distillation, processing hundreds of megabytes of raw logs into actionable evidence slices using vendor-specific scripts.

Start root-cause analysis by triggering the diagnostic workflow with the path to your extracted iBMC log directory and specifying the server manufacturer. The system then automatically processes the logs to identify hardware and bootloader faults.