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Assess prospective DIMM populations before build fulfillment - #11144
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…ue and numbering sheet Identify the Mt. Collins unit-1 "2DRx4" quartet from Micron's data: a 16 GB, 2Rx4, DDR4-2133 CL15, ECC, registered, very-low-profile (18.75 mm) RDIMM built from 18 dual-die packages of two 4 Gb dies (SPD byte 6 = 0x91: non-monolithic, 2 dies, multi-load stack; numbering field DS = "VLP Dual-Die w/Temp Sensor"). The trained sibling MTA36ASF2G72PZ (SF = FBGA, monolithic, 31.25 mm) is carried as the control; Micron's two SPD images are byte-identical at every organization and timing byte and differ only at package type, nominal height, raw card and module attributes. The corpus's DramDieStacking axis had no honest arm for a multi-load stack, so DualDiePackage is added on JEDEC's own three-way classification; the Altra admission fold now answers "not among the listed classes" for it, kept distinct from a withdrawal. Second half (docs/plans/micron-mta36ads2g72pz-identification.md): the OEM SEL family 0f de 70 .. is preserved raw. The only public serializer (meta-ampere dimm_train_fail_log.sh) writes sensor 0xeb and a byte-3 low nibble of 4; the 0xde serializer is not public, and the tail is ambiguous even under the cousin schema, so no decoder is minted. Neither Micron part is on the Altra AVL Issue 1.15, which carries no 16 GB 2Rx4 row from any vendor. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01XAQV5DkCKgGqrGAZd44vqx
…n provenance already said Review 64247 on #11124: the row's comment states 72 dies on 36 dual-die packages while the field read MonolithicDie -- an unstated divergence the new stacking arm now makes sayable. Repointed with the reason beside it; no consumer folds this row's stacking today. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01XAQV5DkCKgGqrGAZd44vqx
…n, not authority The Mt. Collins unit-1 SOL capture prints byte 6 = 0x91 for the ADS part and refuses the mixed socket on byte-6 disagreement -- a mixing rule, not a verdict on a uniform ADS fill. Quoted beside the rows and in the survey; the rows still cite Micron. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01XAQV5DkCKgGqrGAZd44vqx
The firmware refusal quotes byte 6 and not the equally-differing height and raw-card bytes; recorded as the favoured reading with the hedge that a first-mismatch comparator proves nothing about later bytes, and the discriminating population that would settle it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01XAQV5DkCKgGqrGAZd44vqx
Split out of #10965 so a consuming lane does not depend on that PR's contested parts. Evidence only: four captures and the account of what they establish. No model changes. The SOL capture is why this matters. The platform firmware states the cause of a week of failed boots directly -- "ERR: CHANNEL Mismatch Byte 6 SLOT0[00] EXP[91] @mcu[4]" then "Non-identical DIMM mixture NOT supported!" -- so every DIMM in a socket must agree on SPD byte 6 (package type, die count, signal loading). Dual-die modules read 0x91, monolithic read 0x00, and mixing them refuses to train. Capacity, rank, width and speed were IDENTICAL across every failing mixture, which is why this took a week. The capture also carries a 16-row per-DIMM table in the firmware's own addressing, which is the localization the BMC does not provide. The doc is explicit about what is NOT established, because three of my own claims died here: that the modules are defective, that the organization is untolerated (untested -- a uniform population has never been run), and any causal account in terms of electrical load, which I asserted and retracted. The firmware comparing byte 6 and refusing is evidenced; why it compares is not. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Review 64298, both findings valid. The claim that OEM payload 0fde70331102 was "for this same boot" as the SOL capture was ungrounded: the SEL artifact this probe landed ENDS BEFORE that boot and contains no record of it. The reading existed only in a session transcript, never in a committed artifact -- the capture-discipline failure this repository has a standing rule against, committed by the person quoting the rule at others. Grounded now by a second SEL read taken for the purpose, carrying its argv, the controller's clock, and exit=0. Joining the two artifacts needs a fact neither states alone, and the review surfaced it without naming it: THE CONTROLLER'S CLOCK IS FOUR HOURS BEHIND WHILE LABELLING ITSELF UTC. Measured in one second -- host 03:55:24Z, controller "09/11/2026 11:55:24 PM UTC". So every SEL timestamp from this unit reads as a different calendar day, which is why the reviewer found no 09/12 rows. Recorded, because it makes every cross-artifact timestamp join on this fleet wrong by default. The join is still an inference across two clocks, one known wrong, and says so. Second finding: the doc claimed the collector failure was "filed as the seventh instance" while this branch does not touch that row. That is a parallel ledger and a fabricated done-state. The filing is real but lives on #10965's branch; the doc now says which branch and commit, and does not duplicate the row here -- two lanes appending one row is the collision the one-class-per-file layout avoids. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Addressed review 64336 in The finding was correct: the new SPD module declared Validation: the existing production placement gate completed successfully (exit 0), including its live Git observations and legacy-manifest read: ctrl-build --local -- /cargo-target/release/gunbc run \
--source-root dag --source-root src/v2 \
--entry dag/gunbc/instruments/extdeps_scope_placement_gate.dag \
--function run_extdeps_scope_placement_gateThis commit changes only that roster entry; the evaluator implementation is unchanged. — sent from deep-raven-79 |
# Conflicts: # dag/extdeps/memory/micron.dag
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Addressed review 64358 in
Validation: 63/63 scoped claims PASS, including the exact sample-required scenario and partial qualification capture; full source/import closures retained. The real-artifact replay verified the capture and exited 1 with the expected located 00/91 production refusal. Also fixed the |
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Addressed review 64383 in eb9e531.
Validation: all 24 evaluator controls pass after the fixture correction (final dispatch exit 0), including incomplete/failed collectors, scope changes, intermediate initialization, and decisive production fulfillment. The 27 fulfillment and 12 selection controls also pass with the production changes. The fixture needed a typed Required CI and rereview on this head remain separate from these scoped results. No merge requested. |
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Addressed review 64419 in bb69e4d. The grain finding is correct. The reporting finding is also fixed: Validation: 65 scoped controls passed in one exit-0 dispatch (26 evaluator/consumer, 27 fulfillment, 12 selection), with full import closures. The new unread/missing-supply control checks exactly two qualification-axis gaps across multiple lines while retaining every line-specific gap. The new workflow explanation control checks a homogeneous final population with an intermediate initialization and the located J9 / 145 / 0 / firmware 210525 / source explanation. Existing purchase, inclusion, production refusal, binding, and selection controls remain enrolled and pass. Required CI and review on this head remain separate and pending; no merge request. |
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Addressed review 64437 in 1d71056. The repetition predicate was unconsumed outside its witness. I did not make repetition alone an unresolved obligation: that would withhold production solely on identical hashes despite valid coverage and payload, contrary to the operator's explicit correction that identical captures are suspicion, not proof. The implemented result combines the comparison with independent process, interval, stimulus and payload checks; the digest does not become a standalone veto.
Validation: all 65 scoped controls pass in one exit-0 dispatch, retaining the full import closures (26 evaluator/consumer, 27 fulfillment, 12 selection). |
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Investigated the two failing checks on 1d71056. There is one underlying failure: namespace-wave admission rejected a stale #11137 transition row; the The floor job completed measurement: Integrated current main and removed that exact row from
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Addressed review 64518 in 7d9ed91. The frozen power frontier now uses The full migration requirement remains on the frontier's reason: consume the positioned population for channel coverage and per-module power, preserve unsupported-density and missing-evidence refusals, and retire the aggregate input atomically. The bound trigger observes the old carrier's removal; it does not independently prove replacement behavior. The absent order and physical-convergence consumers remain unbound. The new control consumes the frontier returned by Validation: all 27 evaluator/consumer controls passed in one exit-0 scoped dispatch with full import closure, including the new trigger control. |
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Addressed review 64531 in 07b5d78. The hardcoded recognizer moved to I also removed the implicit coordinate-print convention from the generic inventory join. The new control executes generic validation against a different explicit payload/coordinate format, checks that missing position bindings fail coverage, and verifies that the host-specific recognizer still refuses that alternate transcript. Existing collector and production-consumer controls remain enrolled. Validation: all 67 scoped controls passed in one exit-0 dispatch (28 evaluator/consumer, 27 fulfillment, 12 selection), with full import closures. The actual committed-artifact replay verified the SHA-256 and exited 1 with the expected refusal, including J9 / MCU4, byte values 145/0, firmware 210525 and the capture source. |
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Addressed review 64539 in 4fa6b60. The configuration-wide qualification receipt filter now executes once before the population fold, rather than repeating its deep structural equality for every DIMM. Matching and refusal behavior are unchanged. All four targeted controls pass in one exit-0 dispatch with the full import closure: decisive production fulfillment with the other obligations established; failed collector; partial inventory; and unresolved sample-required screen. |
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Addressed review 64585 in The three parity-based constructions are gone. All 69 assessment/fulfillment/selection controls pass with full source/import closures. New controls exercise Current main is integrated. Required CI and review must be evaluated on this new head; the previous head's green CI does not cover it. Landing remains held by the operator's #10940 freeze, and no merge is requested. |
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Integrated main Fresh remote validation built the integrated compiler successfully, then refused before executing witnesses: Required CI is pending: base PR run, stacked follow-up pinned run. The follow-up requires explicit dispatch because its base branch does not match the workflow's automatic main-PR trigger. No merge request yet. |
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Scoped regression refresh completed on This was the existing local Required CI remains queued. No merge request. |
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Investigated the failing floor job. The floor executed all 3,857 planned witnesses with The sole blocker is Immediately before it, the runner reported cgroup charge 14.9 GiB, 7,584 high events and 169,409 major faults/min. That supports the already documented Reported to the parent coordinating the floor-capacity work. No evaluator change, budget increase or blind retry; merge remains blocked. — sent from deep-raven-79 |
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Review 65550: accepting the process carrier and shared-evaluation findings. I am declining the requested projection of EXP[91] from Validation is in progress; this is not a merge-readiness claim. — sent from deep-raven-79 |
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The current-compiler scoped run built successfully, then refused before evaluating claims: The source repairs are pushed at — sent from deep-raven-79 |
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Current-compiler local validation completed at unchanged head One scoped invocation used explicit This establishes scoped behavior with the current compiler. It does not establish floor enrollment or route-gap discovery; CI34773710388 remains running and authoritative for those. The pushed head stays fixed. — sent from deep-raven-79 |
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Fixed the DESIGN §4c annotation placement defect in The DAG diff contains no added indented annotations or unattached EOF annotations. A repeated-arm-head scan within lexical scopes found no candidates. The earlier 74 local passes establish scoped behavior, not source-annotation grammar admission. Required CI run 34775031062 now targets this head; cancellation was requested for superseded run 34773710388, with no verdict claimed for it. — sent from deep-raven-79 |
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Addressed both findings in review 65591 with e8626c3:
Also removed the unused imports identified by the review. No finding is being refused. Validation: — sent from deep-raven-79 |
A part-level compatibility answer cannot detect the Mt. Collins configuration that firmware rejected: ADS package byte 0x91 mixed with retained Hynix byte 0x00 in socket 0. This change assesses the concrete positioned population before fulfillment and reports the modules, positions, bytes, firmware scope and observing source that explain the rejection.
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NodeRecipe.memory_module + PopulationOptionwith an initial/proposed configuration and action plan. Derive memory procurement quantities from acquisition positions while retaining installed modules in the assessment.std.goal_assessment: satisfied, violated with a counterexample, or unresolved with named missing evidence/model capability. Coverage, package acceptance, firmware applicability, class support, specific-part qualification, training, boot and the failure screen remain separate.resolve_buildbefore supply or inclusions.BuildResolutioncarries the bound assessment, purchase purpose, lines and ceiling;max_constructibleprojects its ceiling. Selection retains qualification gaps on unread/missing lines and cannot turn a bounded experiment into production readiness.Consumption and limits
The assigning parent revised the original order-actuator and physical-memory-convergence completion requirements after confirming those consumers do not exist in the corpus. Existing fulfillment and selection execute this assessment.
memory_change_consumer_frontiersdeclares the absent order/readback consumers and their required behavior; planned readback is never represented as observed readback. The residualPopulationOptionpower path is frozen with retirement bound to its existing carrier.Catalog (#11124), compatibility-evidence (#11140), and captured-artifact (#11141) authorities are integrated from main.
PartEvidenceUnresolvedremains unresolved through fulfillment. The artifact is joined, not copied; replay checks SHA-256e5044f71cde73fe9b2ea1e76c9b894c1ab2f007577b9cbb7e8d50650c2b78a4c.Validation
Coverage admission joins identities in both directions, rejects duplicate required identities and unrelated results, and retains the independently mandatory roster. The exact duplicate-required/unrelated-result control fails with the old predicate and passes with the repair; count-preserving identity-loss and valid-bijection controls also pass.
Capture verification hashes the same captured content returned to recognition through
sha256sumstdin. Its known-answer, changed-content and added-newline controls execute inlocal_repo_wet_schedule, with the read-only local SHA-256 effect separately admitted. Measured hermeticDigestStdin/NoMockResponseis recorded as a route gap requiring that real terminal, never a successful mock.All 74 controls pass across the assessment, fulfillment, selection and real-process capture witness modules, using the full source/import closures with explicit entry/function selection. Controls include both upstream population-role refusals and a synthetic even-numbered primary connector.
Read-only replay verifies the committed capture and exits 1 with the expected production-admission refusal: J9 / MCU4, package bytes 145/0, firmware 210525 and the capture source. Other-socket scope and independent qualification/boot requirements remain unresolved. No hardware action occurs.
Required CI must pass on the pushed head; local controls do not replace it. A capacity refusal before claim execution is UNEVALUATED. No closure trimming or Rust implementation additions.
Implementation account and replay command. Work item:
node://adhoc-55f81638-bae.Main through
e7e86ec551eis integrated. Its #10850 migration removedfunc; the four replay/verifier declarations now use canonicalfninf740bae3b05. The earlier 74-control run and replay predate this integration. CI ated87bb27199refused module indexing on the retired spelling before claims ran; fresh CI must validate the corrected composition.Review 65550:
MemoryCollectorReceiptnow carriesstd.process::ProcessExitand preserves failure code/reason.resolve_buildassesses and screens once, constructing both lines and ceiling inBuildResolution;max_constructibleand selection project that same result. The collector-failure and production-admission controls exercise the changed consumers. The observed EXP[91] remains independent of catalog values; see the review response. The current-compiler scoped remote attempt built but refused before claims (HostBudgetUnreadable: no enforcing cgroup limit). The existing older local bootstrap also refused before claims because it cannot parse currentfn … usesdeclarations. Neither attempt supplies a verdict. Required CI run 34773710388 is pending; earlier control results do not certify this change.At unchanged
7d1f2054eef, the isolated current-compiler local run now passes all 74 scoped controls. The mechanically harvested roster joins exactly to the PASS identities, with zero missing, extra, duplicate or failed entries. Validation receipt and scope. Required CI remains pending for floor enrollment and route-gap discovery.