65     // TODO: Consider returning all of them instead of one as root cause.  in __findPllUnlock()
173 // Will query if a signature is a potential system checkstop root cause.
357     // they can cause downstream PLL unlock attentions.  in findRootCause()
365     // because PLL unlock attentions can cause any number of downstream  in findRootCause()
373     // blamed as the root cause of a system checkstop.  in findRootCause()
375     // Memory channel failure attentions will produce SUEs and likely cause  in findRootCause()
383     // potential root cause of a system checkstop attention. These would include  in findRootCause()
393     // failures) that have been identified as a potential root cause of a  in findRootCause()
401     // If no other viable root cause has been found, check for any signatures  in findRootCause()
419         // No system checkstop root cause attentions were found. Next, look for  in findRootCause()
494     // Check if the root cause found was a potential side effect of an  in rootCauseSpecialCases()
496     // in the signature list was a potential root cause.  in rootCauseSpecialCases()
505                 // ODP data corruption root cause found, return.  in rootCauseSpecialCases()
515     // RDF_FIR[41] can be the root cause of RDF_FIR[16], so if bit 16 is on,  in rootCauseSpecialCases()
537     // Find the initial root cause attention based on common rules for FIR  in filterRootCause()
541     // If some root cause was found, handle any special cases for specific FIR  in filterRootCause()
542     // bits that require additional logic to determine the root cause.  in filterRootCause()