HP - BIOS - Invalid Opcode Exception

Solution 1:

Those POST codes are not in the public list of HPE Proliant Gen9 POST codes: https://techlibrary.hpe.com/docs/iss/shared/error_gen9/GUID-F4913264-0358-4A71-9914-59199912055D.html

"Invalid Opcode Exception" would indicate that the processor was trying to execute an machine code instruction and found it was not a valid one. Since the previous step was loading the system firmware modules, my guess would be that the next step would have to be execution of some code from one or more of those firmware modules. So the error message might indicate that some piece of firmware is corrupted.

Do you know the last time the system was booted successfully before this problem appeared? Has the system received any firmware updates since then?

The next piece of firmware to execute might actually be the firmware of the Smart Array P440ar Controller. The iLO firmware version has already been displayed, so the firmware module related to the initialization of the iLO functionality is probably already successfully executed.

You might try temporarily unplugging the Smart Array controller from its slot. If that makes the Invalid Opcode Exception not appear, then the problem could be that the Smart Array firmware has been corrupted. Unfortunately I have no suggestions on how you might recover from that.