Today I was dealing with a server with an Intel BIOS that produced error 8111 when started. It continued to boot if a key was pressed, but a warning light came on. This Intel document lists the POST codes for their server motherboards. 8110 and 8111 mean that processor 1 or process 2 (respectively) reported an internal error, referred to as IERR. Apparently, that can also come from other devices, like memory.
I set the processor retesting option in the BIOS settings, rebooted, and the error went away. I conclude that my processors are not faulty; something else experienced a possibly-temporary problem.
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