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Class Errors (Cont'd)
Class Error C: Bootstrap Display Codes
Bootstrap display codes take the form:
Cxxx
where:
xxx = detailed error number.
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C20x MESSAGE None. (I)
CAUSE First memory controller initialized. x = MC
mid-bus slot number.
ACTION None.
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C201 MESSAGE None. System halts. (E)
CAUSE No memory controller is found.
ACTION Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support
Representative.
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C40x MESSAGE None. (I)
CAUSE Primary console path initialized. x = CIO bus slot
number.
ACTION None.
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C54x MESSAGE None. (I)
CAUSE Primary boot path initialized. x = CIO bus slot
number.
ACTION None.
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C58x MESSAGE None. (I)
CAUSE Primary boot path I/O. x = CIO bus slot number.
ACTION None.
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C5FF MESSAGE None. (I)
CAUSE Launch IPL that has been read from primary boot
path. x = CIO bus slot number.
ACTION None.
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C60x MESSAGE None. (I)
CAUSE Alternate (hard-wired) console path initialized. x
= CIO bus slot number.
ACTION None.
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C74x MESSAGE None. (I)
CAUSE Alternate boot path initialized. x = CIO bus slot
number.
ACTION None.
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C78x MESSAGE None. (I)
CAUSE Alternate boot path I/O. x = CIO bus slot number.
ACTION None.
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C7FF MESSAGE None. (I)
CAUSE Launch IPL that has been read from alternate boot
path.
ACTION None.
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Class Error CA: Power Fail
Power fail message take the form:
CAxx
where:
xx = detailed error number.
NOTE See high-priority machine check detail errors for code CAF0 - CAFE.
Class Error CB: transfer of control
transfer of control messages take the form:
CBxx
where:
xx = detailed error number.
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CB01 MESSAGE None. (I)
CAUSE General register 0 is not zero.
ACTION None.
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Class Error CE: ISL Messages and Error Codes
ISL sends messages both to the system console and to the four-digit front
panel LED display. The codes that can be generated by ISL are listed in
table 1-3.
Codes CE00 - CE09 are informative messages only.
Codes CE10 - CE27 indicate an error.
A nonfatal error causes ISL to issue a message. During autoboot, a
nonfatal error causes the autoboot to abort and ISL prompts for input,
just as if the autoboot had been interrupted through a console request
within the first 10 seconds.
A fatal error stops the system and lights the front panel red self-test
light. You are required to correct the problem indicated before
rebooting the system.
See the note that follows the explanation of the individual codes for
more information on particular codes.
CE00 MESSAGE ISL is executing. (I)
CAUSE ISL is launched.
ACTION None.
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CE01 MESSAGE ISL is autobooting from the auto-execute file.
(I)
CAUSE ISL has found and is executing the startup sequence
command file.
ACTION None.
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CE02 MESSAGE Cannot find auto-execute file. Autoboot aborted.
(I)
CAUSE An auto-execute file does not exist or the file has
not been properly designated through the SYSGEN
utility SYSFILE configurator.
ACTION Enter boot sequence command and options to the ISL
prompt. (If file exists, refer to MPE/iX System
Startup, Configuration, and Shutdown Reference
Manual (32650-90042) for information on how to
configure the file as an auto-execute file.)
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CE03 MESSAGE No System console found. ISL can only autoboot.
(I)
CAUSE A system console does not exist or is disabled.
ISL attempts to bring up the system with no
operator intervention.
ACTION None.
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CE05 MESSAGE Directory of utilities is too big. ISL reads only
2K bytes. (I)
CAUSE Directory entries exceed 2 KB.
ACTION None.
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CE06 MESSAGE Auto-execute file is inconsistent. Autoboot
aborted. (I)
CAUSE Commands within the file are in conflict or are
invalid for the startup sequence.
ACTION Enter the startup sequence command and options at
the ISL prompt.
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CE07 MESSAGE Utility file header inconsistent: SOM values
invalid. (I)
CAUSE ISL cannot read the header information.
ACTION None.
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CE08 MESSAGE Auto-execute file input string exceeds 2048
characters. Autoboot aborted. (I)
CAUSE A command line string that has more than 2048
characters has been entered as part of the command
file.
ACTION Enter the startup sequence command and options at
the ISL prompt. Edit the auto-execute file and
reassign it through the SYSGEN utility for
subsequent autoboot.
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CE09 MESSAGE ISL command or utility name exceeds 10
characters. (I)
CAUSE The command or utility entered at the ISL prompt
exceeds 10 characters in length.
ACTION Reenter the command or utility name.
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CE10 MESSAGE Internal inconsistency: volume label - FATAL! (E)
CAUSE ISL cannot read the volume label.
ACTION Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support
Representative. Boot the system from the alternate
path. Initiate tape dump if possible. Update the
system from the system boot tape.
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CE11 MESSAGE Internal inconsistency: directory - FATAL! (E)
CAUSE ISL cannot read the Directory.
ACTION Boot from the alternate path. Update system
files from system boot tape. Contact your
Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.
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CE12 MESSAGE Error reading auto-execute file. (W)
CAUSE ISL cannot read the auto-execute file.
ACTION Enter the ISL utility command and options at the
ISL prompt.
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CE13 MESSAGE Error reading from the system console - FATAL!
(E)
CAUSE Firmware, hardware, or device error possible.
ACTION enable remote console from the console CM> prompt,
if possible. Soft reset the system, initiate DUMP
START. Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support
Representative.
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CE14 MESSAGE Error writing to the system console - FATAL! (E)
CAUSE Firmware, hardware, or device error possible.
ACTION enable remote console from the console CM> prompt,
if possible. Soft reset the system, initiate DUMP
START. Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support
Representative.
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CE15 MESSAGE Not an ISL command or utility. (W)
CAUSE The entry at the ISL prompt is neither an ISL
utility nor command name.
ACTION Enter a proper ISL utility or command name.
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CE16 MESSAGE Utility file header inconsistent: Invalid system
ID. (W)
CAUSE The system ID in the file header is invalid.
ACTION See NOTE at the end of the ISL error messages.
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CE17 MESSAGE Error reading utility file header. (E)
CAUSE Firmware, hardware, or device error is possible.
ACTION Update the system from the system boot tape.
Retry. If failure recurs, contact your
Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.
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CE18 MESSAGE Utility file header inconsistent: Bad magic
number. (W)
CAUSE ISL cannot read file header information.
ACTION See NOTE at the end of the ISL error messages.
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CE19 MESSAGE Utility would overlay ISL in memory. (W)
CAUSE Utility is too large, load address is too low in
memory to be read in without overlaying ISL memory
area.
ACTION See NOTE at the end of the ISL error messages.
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CE1A MESSAGE Utility requires more memory than is configured.
(W)
CAUSE Utility requires more memory than exists and is
available for execution.
ACTION Add more memory to the system and reboot, or boot a
different utility.
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CE1B MESSAGE Error reading utility into memory. (E)
CAUSE Firmware, hardware, or device error is possible.
ACTION Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support
Representative.
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CE1C MESSAGE Incorrect checksum - reading utility into memory.
(W)
CAUSE The utility is corrupted.
ACTION Replace the utility from the master backup, or
execute a different utility. See NOTE at the end
of the ISL error messages.
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CE1D MESSAGE System console needed - FATAL! (E)
CAUSE No system console exists or is enabled for required
operation.
ACTION Attach a system console or enable a remote console
as the master console, and reset the system.
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CE21 MESSAGE Destination memory address of utility is invalid.
(E)
CAUSE Utility is corrupted.
ACTION See NOTE at the end of the ISL error messages.
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CE22 MESSAGE Utility file header inconsistent: pdc_cache
entry. (E)
CAUSE Firmware error.
ACTION Contact CE.
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CE23 MESSAGE Internal inconsistency: iodc_entry_init - FATAL!
(E)
CAUSE Firmware error.
ACTION Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support
Representative.
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CE24 MESSAGE Internal inconsistency: iodc_entry_init - console
- FATAL! (E)
CAUSE Firmware error.
ACTION Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support
Representative.
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CE25 MESSAGE Internal inconsistency: iodc_entry_init - boot
device - FATAL! (E)
CAUSE Firmware error.
ACTION Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support
Representative.
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CE26 MESSAGE Utility file header inconsistent: Bad aux_id. (W)
CAUSE ISL cannot read the file header auxiliary ID.
ACTION See NOTE at the end of the ISL error messages.
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CE27 MESSAGE Bad utility file type. (W)
CAUSE Proper file entry does not exist.
ACTION See NOTE at the end of the ISL error messages.
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NOTE Codes CE07, 16, 17, 19, 1C, 21, and 26 indicate an error with the
utility. A different utility may be booted. For the same utility
to be booted, you must update it from a system master tape set or a
system load tape created by the SYSGEN utility. Code CE27 does not
necessarily indicate an error. The name typed in may match a name
in the directory which is not a bootable file.