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    4                MULTICS  ERROR MESSAGE DOCUMENTATION
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   10                         November 13, 1989
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   13 _^HI_^HN_^HT_^HR_^HO_^HD_^HU_^HC_^HT_^HI_^HO_^HN
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   15      This  document  has  been  prepared  automatically  from the
   16 system source by Multics Software Support.  Every effort has been
   17 made  to supply  documentation for  each and  every message  that
   18 could appear either on the system console, or in the system logs.
   19 However,  some of the  system messages are  not provided in  this
   20 document due  to the messages developed prior  to the development
   21 of  the  error  messages  document,  or  omitted  in  error.  The
   22 following is a list of modules  that are known to be missing from
   23 this document:
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   25 bootload_fs_.pl1                 protocol_mpx.pl1
   26 dir_dump.pl1                     rcp_mount_timer_poll_.pl1
   27 emergency_shutdown.alm           rcp_pre_claim_.pl1
   28 extract_msg_doc_.pl1             rcprm_verify_registries_.pl1
   29 find_rpv_subsystem.pl1           read_disk_label.pl1
   30 hc_device_acct_.pl1              salv_directory.pl1
   31 hc_tune.pl1.pmac                 salv_err_msg.pl1
   32 initial_error_handler.pl1        salvager.pl1
   33 io_reconfig.pl1                  sc_admin_mode_.pl1
   34 ioi_page_table.pl1               sys_log_.pl1
   35 iom_switches.pl1                 syserr.alm
   36 level_error.pl1                  syserr_log_daemon.pl1
   37 mcs_timer_daemon.pl1             tty_read.pl1
   38 mdc_check_mdcs_.pl1              uncp.pl1
   39 multiplexer_mgr_.pl1             uncp_boot_interrupt.pl1
   40 pc_recover_sst.pl1               uncp_multiplexer.pl1
   41 polled_vip_mpx.pl1               uncp_util.pl1
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   45 _^HE_^HX_^HP_^HL_^HA_^HN_^HA_^HT_^HI_^HO_^HN _^HO_^HF _^HE_^HR_^HR_^HO_^HR _^HM_^HE_^HS_^HS_^HA_^HG_^HE_^HS_^H.
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   48      For each message,  an example of the text of  the message is
   49 provided, followed by four  paragraphs:  Severity, Time, Meaning,
   50 and Action.
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   58 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          1                   11/13/89
   59                                -1-                       11/13/89^L
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   62 _^HM_^He_^Hs_^Hs_^Ha_^Hg_^He _^HE_^Hx_^Ha_^Hm_^Hp_^Hl_^He
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   64      The message example  is a literal copy of  the message, with
   65 substitutable fields  shown in all capitals.   Each substitutable
   66 field is described in the Meaning paragraph.
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   69 _^HO_^Hu_^Ht_^Hp_^Hu_^Ht
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   71      The output  field describes how the message  is output.  For
   72 hardcore  messages  it  shows  the  interpretation  of  the first
   73 argument to SYSERR, which  determines whether the system crashes,
   74 sounds  the  beeper,  etc.   For  answering  service messages, it
   75 describes the output stream and source.
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   78 _^HT_^Hi_^Hm_^He
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   80      The  time section  describes the  time when  the message  is
   81 possible.
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   84 _^HM_^He_^Ha_^Hn_^Hi_^Hn_^Hg
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   86      The meaning paragraph describes  the situation that prompted
   87 the  message and the  probable cause of  the situation.  It  then
   88 describes  the  consequences  of  the  situation.   Substitutable
   89 parameters in the message example are explained here.
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   92 _^HA_^Hc_^Ht_^Hi_^Ho_^Hn
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   94      The  action  paragraph  describes  what  operator  action is
   95 required when the message occurs.
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  120 [scas_init.pl1]
  121 "scas_init:  MEM Y.  Tags greater  than "D" not supported by DPS8
  122 CPUs",
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  125      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
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  127      Time:     System Intialization.
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  129      Meaning:  The  physical configuration  or the  configuration
  130                deck is  incorrect.  DPS8 CPUs have  only 4 memory
  131                ports, therefore Multics systems comprised of DPS8
  132                cpus or  mixed systems of  DPS, L68 and  DPS8 cpus
  133                can  only  have   4  memories  configured.   (i.e.
  134                Memory tags A, B, C, and D).
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  136      Action:   Correct  the  physical  configuration  and/or  the
  137                configuration deck and reboot.
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  141                [sc_process_command_line_.pl1]
  142                (input on SWITCH_NAME) REQUEST_LINE
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  145      Stream:   as (severity 0)
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  147      Time:     In response to an operator command.
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  149      Meaning:  Logs a  REQUEST_LINE typed by the  operator, or by
  150                another   user  via   the  send_admin_command   or
  151                send_initializer_command commands.
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  153      Action:   No operator action is required.
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  157                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
  158                abs ACTION:  N requests ACTIONed.
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  161      Stream:   as (severity1)
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  163      Time:     In  response  to  an  abs  defer  or  abs  release
  164                command.
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  166      Meaning:  Indicates  success  or  failure  of  the  command.
  167                ACTION can be defer or  release, and N can be "no"
  168                or the number of requests acted upon.
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  170      Action:   Confirm that the expected results were obtained.
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  174 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          3                   11/13/89
  175 abs ACTION                     -3-                       11/13/89^L
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  178                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
  179                abs  run:   job   selection  arguments  matched  N
  180                requests; be more specific.
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  183      Stream:   as (severity1)
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  185      Time:     In response to an abs run command.
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  187      Meaning:  The  specified arguments  matched either  zero, or
  188                more than one, request, and so no job was run.
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  190      Action:   Re-enter  the command  with correct  arguments, to
  191                select exactly one job for running.
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  195                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
  196                abs run:  request PATH ID is already running.
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  199      Stream:   as (severity1)
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  201      Time:     In response to an abs run command.
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  203      Meaning:  The specified job is already running.
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  205      Action:   If  a  mistake  was   made,  repeat  the  command,
  206                specifying the correct job.
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  210                [absentee_user_manager_.pl1]
  211                absentee_user_manager_  (abs   run):   System  too
  212                full; no absentee jobs can be started now.
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  215      Stream:   as (severity1)
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  217      Time:     In response to an abs run command.
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  219      Meaning:  The system  is too near the upper  limit on logged
  220                in users to start any absentee jobs.
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  222      Action:   If the immediate running  of the job is essential,
  223                use  "abs  stop  queue  all"  to  halt  all  other
  224                absentee logins, change the login word to halt all
  225                interactive logins, and either  wait for a process
  226                to log out, or bump  one, before repeating the abs
  227                run command.
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  232 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          4                   11/13/89
  233 absentee_user_manager_ (ab     -4-                       11/13/89^L
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  236                [absentee_user_manager_.pl1]
  237                absentee_user_manager_$init:    MESSAGE.    Cannot
  238                truncate absentee_user_table.
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  241      Stream:   as (severity1)
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  243      Time:     System Intialization.
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  245      Meaning:  It    was    not    possible    to    clear    the
  246                absentee_user_table segment.
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  248      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
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  252                [absentee_user_manager_.pl1]
  253                absentee_user_manager_:    ERROR   attempting   to
  254                cancel reservation R for USER.PROJ absN
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  257      Stream:   as (severity1)
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  259      Time:     While system is running.
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  261      Meaning:  The  system  was  unable   to  cancel  a  resource
  262                reservation for an absentee  process that is being
  263                destroyed.     The   resource(s)    might   remain
  264                unavailable to other users.  There is some problem
  265                in the resource reservation mechanism.
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  267      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
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  271                [absentee_user_manager_.pl1]
  272                absentee_user_manager_:    ERROR   attempting   to
  273                pre-claim reservation R for USER.PROJ absN
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  276      Stream:   as (severity1)
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  278      Time:     While system is running.
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  280      Meaning:  The  system  was  unable   to  assign  a  resource
  281                reservation  to  an  absentee  job  that  is being
  282                logged in.  The job will be run, but it might fail
  283                if the resources it needs happen to be unavailable
  284                when it  requests them.  There is  some problem in
  285                the resource reservation mechanism.
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  287      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
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  291 absentee_user_manager_         -5-                       11/13/89^L
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  294                [absentee_user_manager_.pl1]
  295                absentee_user_manager_:   Error   in  initializing
  296                absentee.  Don't bring up absentee facility
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  299      Stream:   as (severity1)
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  301      Time:     While system is running.
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  303      Meaning:  The absentee mechanism will not initialize.
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  305      Action:   Contact the system programming  staff.  Do _^Hn_^Ho_^Ht try
  306                to initialize the absentee facility.
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  310                [absentee_user_manager_.pl1]
  311                absentee_user_manager_:  Error:  CONDITION
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  314      Stream:   as (severity2)
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  316      Time:     While system is running.
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  318      Meaning:  An unexpected fault  has occurred while performing
  319                some  absentee function such  as logging in  a new
  320                absentee user.  The  system automatically performs
  321                an Answering Service dump and attempts to recover.
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  323      Action:   No  action   is  required  unless   the  condition
  324                persists.  If this  message occurs repeatedly, try
  325                stopping   the  absentee   facility;  inform   the
  326                programming staff.
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  330                [absentee_user_manager_.pl1]
  331                absentee_user_manager_:    ERROR_MESSAGE.   Cannot
  332                create absentee event channel
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  335      Stream:   as (severity2)
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  337      Time:     System Intialization.
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  339      Meaning:  The absentee facility could not create part of its
  340                communications mechanism.  No absentee process can
  341                be logged in.
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  343      Action:   Try the abs start  command again.  If the absentee
  344                facility  still  fails,   inform  the  programming
  345                staff.
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  349 absentee_user_manager_         -6-                       11/13/89^L
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  352                [absentee_user_manager_.pl1]
  353                absentee_user_manager_:   ERROR_MESSAGE.  Creating
  354                proc for NAME.PROJ
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  357      Stream:   as (severity2)
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  359      Time:     While system is running.
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  361      Meaning:  A storage system error prevented the absentee user
  362                from logging in.  This is due to some error in the
  363                process  creating  mechanism.   The  user  is  not
  364                logged in.
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  366      Action:   Contact the  system programming staff.   Shut down
  367                the absentee facility with an  abs bump * * and an
  368                abs stop if this message occurs repeatedly.
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  372                [absentee_user_manager_.pl1]
  373                absentee_user_manager_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.  Trying to
  374                wakeup   PERSON.PROJECT.TAG   process   after  abs
  375                release.
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  378      Stream:   $as0
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  380      Time:     Called  in  response  to  an  operator abs release
  381                command.
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  383      Meaning:  A failure  occurred while sending a  wakeup to the
  384                absentee process being released.  ERROR_MESSAGE is
  385                the text  associated with the error  code returned
  386                by hcs_$wakeup.
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  388      Action:   No operator action is required.
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  410                [absentee_user_manager_.pl1]
  411                absentee_user_manager_:  event calls were masked.
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  414      Stream:   sc (user_output)
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  416      Time:     While system is running.
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  418      Meaning:  This  message  indicates  a  serious  error in the
  419                Initializer  programs.   The  system  attempts  to
  420                recover and keep running.
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  422      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
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  426                [absentee_user_manager_.pl1]
  427                absentee_user_manager_:  Premature stopstop for ID
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  430      Stream:   as (severity0)
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  432      Time:     While system is running.
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  434      Meaning:  An error has occurred  while trying to destroy the
  435                absentee  process  ID.   The  system  recovers and
  436                continues.
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  438      Action:   No operator action is required.
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  442                [absentee_user_manager_.pl1]
  443                absentee_user_manager_:      Process    terminated
  444                USER.PROJ ID MESSAGE.
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  447      Stream:   as (severity0)
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  449      Time:     While system is running.
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  451      Meaning:  The   absentee  process    ID  of   USER.PROJ  has
  452                terminated for  the reason specified, and  will be
  453                logged out.
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  455      Action:   No operator action is required.
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  468                [absentee_user_manager_.pl1]
  469                absentee_user_manager_:   Strange   event  message
  470                WWWWWWWWWWWW    WWWWWWWWWWWW   from    user   proc
  471                WWWWWWWWWWWW
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  474      Stream:   as (severity1)
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  476      Time:     While system is running.
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  478      Meaning:  This message  is similar to the  preceding message
  479                described above,  except that the signal  does not
  480                come  from  the  Initializer  but  from some other
  481                process.  The process ID of the sending process is
  482                printed  in octal.   The event  message was  not a
  483                valid  item.  The  system ignores  the signal  and
  484                goes on.
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  486      Action:   If absentee  jobs will no  longer run, try  an abs
  487                stop  and   an  abs  start.   Inform   the  system
  488                programming staff.
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  492                [absentee_user_manager_.pl1]
  493                absentee_user_manager_:   Strange   event  message
  494                WWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWW from Initializer
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  497      Stream:   as (severity1)
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  499      Time:     While system is running.
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  501      Meaning:  An unrecognizable event  message has been received
  502                from the Answering Service.   Its value is printed
  503                in octal.  Usually, the first word is the function
  504                code  and the  second word   is the  index in  the
  505                absentee user  table.  This condition is  due to a
  506                error  in   the  Answering  Service   or  absentee
  507                programs.  The system ignores  the signal and goes
  508                on.  The absentee facility may cease to operate.
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  510      Action:   If absentee  jobs will no  longer run, try  an abs
  511                stop  and   an  abs  start.   Inform   the  system
  512                programming staff.
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  526                [absentee_user_manager_.pl1]
  527                absentee_user_manager_:   Strange   event  message
  528                WWWWWWWWWWWW WWWWWWWWWWWW from NAME.PROJ TTY
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  531      Stream:   as (severity1)
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  533      Time:     While system is running.
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  535      Meaning:  This message is similar  to the preceding message,
  536                except that the name, project, and tty name of the
  537                user sending  the wakeup are printed.   The system
  538                ignores the signal and goes on.
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  540      Action:   No operator action is required.
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  544                [absentee_user_manager_.pl1]
  545                absentee_user_manager_:  Trace ....
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  548      Stream:   as (severity1)
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  550      Time:     While system is running.
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  552      Meaning:  This is trace output.   It begins coming out about
  553                every          five         minutes          after
  554                absentee_user_manager_$aum_trace_on is called.
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  556      Action:   No  operator  action  is  required.   To shut this
  557                message                 off,                 type:
  558                absentee_user_manager_$aum_trace_off    while   in
  559                admin mode.
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  584                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
  585                absentee_utility_ (abs run):  Request PATH ID will
  586                be  run  in   spite  of  unavailable  resource(s):
  587                RESOURCE
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  590      Stream:   as (severity1)
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  592      Time:     In response to an abs run command.
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  594      Meaning:  The  job selected  by  the  abs run  command needs
  595                RESOURCE, which  is unavailable.  The job  will be
  596                logged in anyway.
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  598      Action:   If the job is critical, the resource could be made
  599                available  by force  detaching it  from some other
  600                process.  This is a drastic action, and should not
  601                be   taken  without  the   System  Administrator's
  602                approval.
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  606                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
  607                absentee_utility_  (setup_queue):   Invalid  queue
  608                number:  QUEUE
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  611      Stream:   as (severity2)
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  613      Time:     While system is running.
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  615      Meaning:  The internal queue number in absentee_utility_ was
  616                invalid when trying to  find an absentee to login.
  617                If  this  occurs,  there   is  a  logic  error  in
  618                absentee_utility_.
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  620      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
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  642                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
  643                absentee_utility_:      >sc1>absentee_data     has
  644                overflowed its limit of N entries.
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  647      Stream:   as (severity2)
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  649      Time:     While system is running.
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  651      Meaning:  The  absentee facility  keeps a  list of  absentee
  652                jobs  that   are  either  deferred   or  currently
  653                running.  This list has a capacity of about 13,000
  654                entries.  It is extremely  unlikely that this data
  655                area  will fill  up unless  some user  program has
  656                entered a loop and is submitting requests for jobs
  657                faster than the jobs are being run.
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  659      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
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  663                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
  664                absentee_utility_:   >sc1>absentee_data   will  be
  665                rebuilt.
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  668      Stream:   as (severity1)
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  670      Time:     While system is running.
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  672      Meaning:  An  attempt will  be made  to rebuild  the request
  673                lists  in  absentee_data   to  correct  the  error
  674                reported by the previous message.
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  676      Action:   Note for system programmer action.
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  700                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
  701                absentee_utility_:  Absentee processing suspended.
  702                Contact system programmer.
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  705      Stream:   as (severity2)
  706 
  707      Time:     While system is running.
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  709      Meaning:  Absentee processing has  been suspended because of
  710                the error  described in the previous  message.  No
  711                more jobs will be started, but logged in jobs will
  712                continue running.   The absentee facility  has not
  713                been stopped,  and an "abs start"  command will be
  714                rejected.  After the error has been corrected, the
  715                "abs start queue N" command  may be used to resume
  716                the processing of  requests from queues unaffected
  717                by the error.
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  719      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
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  723                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
  724                absentee_utility_:  Attempt to  set defer timer to
  725                time in past (TIME).  Setting  it to a minute from
  726                now.
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  729      Stream:   as (severity0)
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  731      Time:     While system is running.
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  733      Meaning:  An attempt  was made to set  the absentee deferred
  734                request timer to a time in the past.
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  736      Action:   No operator action is required.
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  755 absentee_utility_              -13-                      11/13/89^L
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  758                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
  759                absentee_utility_:  Attempting to reserve RESOURCE
  760                for PERS.PROJ (PATH)
  761 
  762 
  763      Stream:   as (severity2)
  764 
  765      Time:     While system is running.
  766 
  767      Meaning:  An error occurred during  the attempt to reserve a
  768                resource for an absentee job.  The job is deferred
  769                and  the  attempt  to   reserve  the  resource  is
  770                repeated  at   some  later  time.    The  absentee
  771                facility continues to operate.  There is something
  772                wrong with  the resource reservation  mechanism or
  773                with some other part of RCP.
  774 
  775      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
  776 
  777 
  778 
  779                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
  780                absentee_utility_:   BUG:   lc  ineligible (INDEX)
  781                not at head of resource list.
  782 
  783 
  784      Stream:   as (severity2)
  785 
  786      Time:     While system is running.
  787 
  788      Meaning:  The  current  absentee  request,  which  would  be
  789                deferred by  load control, is  not at the  head of
  790                the  absentee list.   If this  occurs, there  is a
  791                logic error in absentee_utility_.
  792 
  793      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
  794 
  795 
  796 
  797                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
  798                absentee_utility_:  Entry not found.  Creating new
  799                >sc1>absentee_data
  800 
  801 
  802      Stream:   as (severity1)
  803 
  804      Time:     During startup of the absentee facility.
  805 
  806      Meaning:  The  absentee data segment  was missing and  a new
  807                one has been created.
  808 
  809      Action:   Note for system programmer action.
  810 
  811 
  812 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          14                  11/13/89
  813 absentee_utility_              -14-                      11/13/89^L
  814 
  815 
  816                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
  817                absentee_utility_:  Entry not found.  Creating new
  818                >sc1>absentee_N.ms
  819 
  820 
  821      Stream:   as (severity1)
  822 
  823      Time:     During startup of the absentee facility.
  824 
  825      Meaning:  The  absentee  message  segment  for  queue  N was
  826                missing,  and a  new  one  has been  created.  Any
  827                previously submitted absentee jobs  in queue N are
  828                not executed.
  829 
  830      Action:   If  the  absentee  queues  never  existed  or were
  831                deliberately  deleted  or  removed,  this  message
  832                should be ignored.  Otherwise, it may be necessary
  833                to inform  users via the  message of the  day that
  834                the  absentee  requests  for  queue  N  were lost.
  835                Contact the  system programming staff for  help in
  836                recovering the queue.
  837 
  838 
  839 
  840                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
  841                absentee_utility_:   ERROR_MESSAGE Dropping  queue
  842                >sc1>absentee_N.ms due to M consecutive errors
  843 
  844 
  845      Stream:   as (severity2)
  846 
  847      Time:     While system is running.
  848 
  849      Meaning:  This  message is printed  when a series  of errors
  850                prevents the  absentee facility from  reading jobs
  851                from a given queue.   Absentee requests in queue N
  852                are ignored until the absentee facility is stopped
  853                and restarted, or the command abs start queue N is
  854                used to restart the dropped queue.
  855 
  856      Action:   Note for system programmer action.
  857 
  858 
  859 
  860 
  861 
  862 
  863 
  864 
  865 
  866 
  867 
  868 
  869 
  870 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          15                  11/13/89
  871 absentee_utility_              -15-                      11/13/89^L
  872 
  873 
  874                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
  875                absentee_utility_:     ERROR_MESSAGE    Truncating
  876                absentee_data.
  877 
  878 
  879      Stream:   as (severity2)
  880 
  881      Time:     While system is running.
  882 
  883      Meaning:  An error  occurred during the attempt  to truncate
  884                absentee_data prior to rebuilding it.  It will not
  885                be possible to rebuild it.
  886 
  887      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
  888 
  889 
  890 
  891                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
  892                absentee_utility_:    ERROR_MESSAGE.    Error   in
  893                creating defer event channel
  894 
  895 
  896      Stream:   as (severity2)
  897 
  898      Time:     During startup of the absentee facility.
  899 
  900      Meaning:  The  event  channel  used  in  processing absentee
  901                requests  that  are  deferred  until  a later time
  902                cannot  be  created.   No  deferred  requests  are
  903                activated.
  904 
  905      Action:   Issue  an  abs  stop  command  and  wait until all
  906                absentees run  to completion.  Then, issue  an abs
  907                start  command.   If  this  same  message  recurs,
  908                contact the system programming staff.
  909 
  910 
  911 
  912 
  913 
  914 
  915 
  916 
  917 
  918 
  919 
  920 
  921 
  922 
  923 
  924 
  925 
  926 
  927 
  928 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          16                  11/13/89
  929 absentee_utility_              -16-                      11/13/89^L
  930 
  931 
  932                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
  933                absentee_utility_:    ERROR_MESSAGE.   Unable   to
  934                create >sc1>absentee_data
  935 
  936 
  937      Stream:   as (severity2)
  938 
  939      Time:     During startup of the absentee facility.
  940 
  941      Meaning:  The  absentee data  segment could  not be created.
  942                Faults  will   probably  occur  in   the  absentee
  943                facility  if the  system attempts  to run absentee
  944                jobs.
  945 
  946      Action:   Notify  the  system  programming  staff.   Do  _^Hn_^Ho_^Ht
  947                attempt to run absentee jobs.
  948 
  949 
  950 
  951                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
  952                absentee_utility_:    ERROR_MESSAGE.   Unable   to
  953                create >sc1>absentee_N.ms
  954 
  955 
  956      Stream:   as (severity1)
  957 
  958      Time:     During startup of the absentee facility.
  959 
  960      Meaning:  The absentee message segment for queue N cannot be
  961                created.  Users cannot queue  jobs in queue N, and
  962                jobs in queue N cannot be executed.
  963 
  964      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
  965 
  966 
  967 
  968                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
  969                absentee_utility_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.  Unable to open
  970                new >sc1>absentee_N.ms
  971 
  972 
  973      Stream:   as (severity1)
  974 
  975      Time:     During startup of the absentee facility.
  976 
  977      Meaning:  The  absentee  message  segment  for  queue N just
  978                created  cannot be  found.  No  absentee jobs  are
  979                run.
  980 
  981      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
  982 
  983 
  984 
  985 
  986 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          17                  11/13/89
  987 absentee_utility_              -17-                      11/13/89^L
  988 
  989 
  990                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
  991                absentee_utility_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.   Unable to set
  992                access on >sc1>absentee_data
  993 
  994 
  995      Stream:   as (severity1)
  996 
  997      Time:     During startup of the absentee facility.
  998 
  999      Meaning:  The newly-created segment  absentee_data cannot be
 1000                given correct access.   The system should continue
 1001                to run.
 1002 
 1003      Action:   Note for system programmer action.
 1004 
 1005 
 1006 
 1007                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
 1008                absentee_utility_:    ERROR_MESSAGE.   Unable   to
 1009                terminate >sc1>absentee_data
 1010 
 1011 
 1012      Stream:   as (severity1)
 1013 
 1014      Time:     During shutdown of the absentee facility.
 1015 
 1016      Meaning:  While  shutting down   the absentee  facility, the
 1017                system   attempted   to   terminate   the  segment
 1018                absentee_data   and  received   an  error.    This
 1019                condition is not serious.
 1020 
 1021      Action:   Note for system programmer action.
 1022 
 1023 
 1024 
 1025                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
 1026                absentee_utility_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.   Attempting to
 1027                cancel reservation REQUEST for USER (ABSENTEE)
 1028 
 1029 
 1030      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
 1031 
 1032      Time:     While system is running.
 1033 
 1034      Meaning:  An   error  occurred   while  cancelling   an  RCP
 1035                reservation for an absentee being deferred.
 1036 
 1037      Action:   No operator action is required.
 1038 
 1039 
 1040 
 1041 
 1042 
 1043 
 1044 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          18                  11/13/89
 1045 absentee_utility_              -18-                      11/13/89^L
 1046 
 1047 
 1048                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
 1049                absentee_utility_:      ERROR_MESSAGE.     Closing
 1050                >sc1>absentee_N.ms
 1051 
 1052 
 1053      Stream:   as (severity1)
 1054 
 1055      Time:     While shutting down the absentee facility.
 1056 
 1057      Meaning:  A  storage system  error occurred  as part  of the
 1058                processing  of  "abs  stop"  while  attempting  to
 1059                terminate the  absentee message segment  for queue
 1060                N.   Absentee requests for  queue N may  have been
 1061                lost.
 1062 
 1063      Action:   If  you are  shutting down  the absentee  facility
 1064                because  of some  previous message-segment  error,
 1065                contact  the system  programming staff  and do not
 1066                try  to restart  the absentee  facility.  If  this
 1067                absentee  shutdown is   a normally  scheduled one,
 1068                notify the  system programmers of the  message and
 1069                do not try to  restart the absentee facility again
 1070                until they have looked at the problem.
 1071 
 1072 
 1073 
 1074                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
 1075                absentee_utility_:    ERROR_MESSAGE.     queue   N
 1076                >sc1>absentee_N.ms
 1077 
 1078 
 1079      Stream:   as (severity1)
 1080 
 1081      Time:     While system is running.
 1082 
 1083      Meaning:  An  error occurred   while reading,  rewriting, or
 1084                deleting  a request from  queue N.  An  attempt is
 1085                made to correct the error and retry the operation.
 1086                Additional  messages are  printed if  this attempt
 1087                fails.
 1088 
 1089      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 1090 
 1091 
 1092 
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 1099 
 1100 
 1101 
 1102 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          19                  11/13/89
 1103 absentee_utility_              -19-                      11/13/89^L
 1104 
 1105 
 1106                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
 1107                absentee_utility_:     ERROR_MESSAGE.    Searching
 1108                queue QUEUE skip list for USER (ABSENTEE)
 1109 
 1110 
 1111      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
 1112 
 1113      Time:     While system is running.
 1114 
 1115      Meaning:  An  error occurred  while searching  the skip list
 1116                for an absentee request.
 1117 
 1118      Action:   No operator action is required.
 1119 
 1120 
 1121 
 1122                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
 1123                absentee_utility_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.  Searching skip
 1124                list for USER (ABSENTEE)
 1125 
 1126 
 1127      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
 1128 
 1129      Time:     While system is running.
 1130 
 1131      Meaning:  An  error occurred  while searching  the skip list
 1132                for an absentee request.
 1133 
 1134      Action:   No operator action is required.
 1135 
 1136 
 1137 
 1138                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
 1139                absentee_utility_:   ERROR_MESSAGE.  Sending  TYPE
 1140                wakeup to PROCID (ABS-EVENT)
 1141 
 1142 
 1143      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
 1144 
 1145      Time:     While system is running.
 1146 
 1147      Meaning:  An  error occurred  while sending  an "aum_ctl" or
 1148                "login" wakeup to the specified absentee process.
 1149 
 1150      Action:   No operator action is required.
 1151 
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 1156 
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 1158 
 1159 
 1160 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          20                  11/13/89
 1161 absentee_utility_              -20-                      11/13/89^L
 1162 
 1163 
 1164                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
 1165                absentee_utility_:    ERROR_MESSAGE.   Unable   to
 1166                delete request for USER (ABSENTEE); queue:  QUEUE;
 1167                index:  QUEUE_INDEX
 1168 
 1169 
 1170      Stream:   as (severity0)
 1171 
 1172      Time:     While system is running.
 1173 
 1174      Meaning:  An  error occurred  while deleting  a request from
 1175                the absentee queue.
 1176 
 1177      Action:   No operator action is required.
 1178 
 1179 
 1180 
 1181                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
 1182                absentee_utility_:    ERROR_MESSAGE.   Unable   to
 1183                notify user USER of absentee event.
 1184 
 1185 
 1186      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
 1187 
 1188      Time:     While system is running.
 1189 
 1190      Meaning:  An error occurred while  sending a message to USER
 1191                as notification of an absentee event.
 1192 
 1193 
 1194 
 1195                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
 1196                absentee_utility_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.   Unable to set
 1197                extended access on >sc1>absentee_N.ms
 1198 
 1199 
 1200      Stream:   as (severity1)
 1201 
 1202      Time:     During startup of the absentee facility.
 1203 
 1204      Meaning:  The  absentee  message  segment  for  queue N just
 1205                created cannot be set up  so that users can access
 1206                it  properly.  Users  will not  be able  to submit
 1207                absentee requests.
 1208 
 1209      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 1210 
 1211 
 1212 
 1213 
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 1216 
 1217 
 1218 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          21                  11/13/89
 1219 absentee_utility_              -21-                      11/13/89^L
 1220 
 1221 
 1222                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
 1223                absentee_utility_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.   While reading
 1224                message  MESSAGE   from  USER  (ABSENTEE)   to  be
 1225                rewritten.
 1226 
 1227 
 1228      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
 1229 
 1230      Time:     While system is running.
 1231 
 1232      Meaning:  An error occurred while reading a request from the
 1233                absentee queue.
 1234 
 1235      Action:   No operator action is required.
 1236 
 1237 
 1238 
 1239                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
 1240                absentee_utility_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.   While reading
 1241                message MESSAGE to be rewritten.
 1242 
 1243 
 1244      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
 1245 
 1246      Time:     While system is running.
 1247 
 1248      Meaning:  An  error  occurred   while  reading  an  absentee
 1249                request to be marked as "running".
 1250 
 1251      Action:   No operator action is required.
 1252 
 1253 
 1254 
 1255                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
 1256                absentee_utility_:   Illegal  proxy  for NAME.PROJ
 1257                from NAME1.PROJ1 for job JJJJ
 1258 
 1259 
 1260      Stream:   as (severity1)
 1261 
 1262      Time:     While system is running.
 1263 
 1264      Meaning:  This message is printed  whenever a proxy absentee
 1265                job is  submitted by some user who  is not allowed
 1266                to submit a proxy.  User NAME1.PROJ1 submitted job
 1267                JJJJ to be run with the user ID NAME.PROJ, but the
 1268                absentee facility  will not do so  and ignores the
 1269                request.
 1270 
 1271      Action:   Note for system programmer action.
 1272 
 1273 
 1274 
 1275 
 1276 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          22                  11/13/89
 1277 absentee_utility_              -22-                      11/13/89^L
 1278 
 1279 
 1280                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
 1281                absentee_utility_:   Illegal queue  number (QUEUE)
 1282                for USER (ABSENTEE)
 1283 
 1284 
 1285      Stream:   as (severity0)
 1286 
 1287      Time:     While system is running.
 1288 
 1289      Meaning:  The queue number specified for the absentee job in
 1290                the absentee user table has an illegal value.
 1291 
 1292      Action:   No operator action is required.
 1293 
 1294 
 1295 
 1296                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
 1297                absentee_utility_:   Loop in PROC,  searching NAME
 1298                list for queue N.
 1299 
 1300 
 1301      Stream:   as (severity1)
 1302 
 1303      Time:     While system is running.
 1304 
 1305      Meaning:  A software error has  damaged the list of requests
 1306                in absentee_data.   The error was detected  by the
 1307                internal procedure, PROC, while searching the NAME
 1308                list belonging  to queue N.  The  system makes one
 1309                attempt to rebuild  the list.  Additional messages
 1310                are printed if this attempt fails.
 1311 
 1312      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 1313 
 1314 
 1315 
 1316                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
 1317                absentee_utility_:  Loop occurred while rebuilding
 1318                absentee_data after previous loop.
 1319 
 1320 
 1321      Stream:   as (severity2)
 1322 
 1323      Time:     While system is running.
 1324 
 1325      Meaning:  The  error   reported  by  the   previous  message
 1326                occurred  while  absentee_data  was  being rebuilt
 1327                following an  earlier error.  The  rebuild attempt
 1328                will not be repeated.
 1329 
 1330      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 1331 
 1332 
 1333 
 1334 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          23                  11/13/89
 1335 absentee_utility_              -23-                      11/13/89^L
 1336 
 1337 
 1338                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
 1339                absentee_utility_:  rejected request  ID (PATH) in
 1340                queue N from PERS.PROJ:  REASON
 1341 
 1342 
 1343      Stream:   as (severity1)
 1344 
 1345      Time:     While system is running.
 1346 
 1347      Meaning:  This message is printed  if a message that appears
 1348                to be garbled or  meaningless is found in absentee
 1349                queue  N.  The  garbled message  is ignored.  This
 1350                condition  may be  evidence of  damage to absentee
 1351                queue N, unless REASON indicates otherwise.
 1352 
 1353      Action:   Note for system programmer action.
 1354 
 1355 
 1356 
 1357                [absentee_utility_.pl1]
 1358                absentee_utility_:   Timer  rang  and  no deferred
 1359                request found.
 1360 
 1361 
 1362      Stream:   as (severity0)
 1363 
 1364      Time:     While system is running.
 1365 
 1366      Meaning:  The  deferred  request  timer   went  off  and  no
 1367                deferred absentee jobs were found.
 1368 
 1369      Action:   No operator action is required.
 1370 
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 1391 
 1392 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          24                  11/13/89
 1393 absentee_utility_              -24-                      11/13/89^L
 1394 
 1395 
 1396                [accept_fs_disk.pl1]
 1397                accept_fs_disk:   part NAME  on PVNAME  (dskX_NNS)
 1398                from AAA for BBB overlaps pages from CCC
 1399 
 1400 
 1401      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
 1402 
 1403      Time:     When accepting a disk volume.
 1404 
 1405      Meaning:  The  supervisor checks  the partitions  defined in
 1406                the  volume  label  against  the  beginning of the
 1407                paging  partition when  it accepts  a volume.  The
 1408                partition  NAME  overlaps  the  paging  area.  The
 1409                volume label may have been damaged.
 1410 
 1411      Action:   Be  careful not  to destroy  the contents  of part
 1412                NAME, since this will destory the contents of user
 1413                segments.  Note for system programmer action.
 1414 
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 1449 
 1450 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          25                  11/13/89
 1451 accept_fs_disk                 -25-                      11/13/89^L
 1452 
 1453 
 1454                [accept_rpv.pl1]
 1455                accept_rpv:  Error ERRORMESSAGE accepting RPV
 1456 
 1457 
 1458      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
 1459 
 1460      Time:     System Intialization.
 1461 
 1462      Meaning:  Some problem was encountered  trying to set up the
 1463                use  of the  RPV for  normal segment  creation and
 1464                activation.   The label of  the RPV may  have been
 1465                damaged, or encountered  disk errors, as indicated
 1466                by the ERRORMESSAGE.
 1467 
 1468      Action:   Make  sure that  the RPV  label area  (first eight
 1469                records), or a dump of it, is available for system
 1470                programmer inspection.  Note for system programmer
 1471                action.
 1472 
 1473                Message:  accept_rpv:  HC part on dskX_NN used XXX
 1474                out of YYY records.
 1475 
 1476      Stream:   This message is printed on  the console if an HCPT
 1477                card  is in  the  config  deck.  Otherwise,  it is
 1478                logged into the syserr_log.
 1479 
 1480      Time:     System Intialization.
 1481 
 1482      Meaning:  The  message appears  for each  disk volume  which
 1483                contains  a  Hardcore  Partition  (PART  HC).   It
 1484                indicates  how  many  records  were  actually used
 1485                (XXX) in the partition, which had size YYY.
 1486 
 1487      Action:   No operator action is required.
 1488 
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 1507 
 1508 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          26                  11/13/89
 1509 accept_rpv                     -26-                      11/13/89^L
 1510 
 1511 
 1512                [accept_rpv.pl1]
 1513                accept_rpv:  pv PVNAME lv  LVNAME (DSKX_NN) is not
 1514                part of root.
 1515 
 1516 
 1517      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
 1518 
 1519      Time:     System Intialization.
 1520 
 1521      Meaning:  The pack on the drive DSKX_NN, with pv name and lv
 1522                name as  read from its label, is  specified on the
 1523                ROOT  CONFIG card,  but is  not part  of the  same
 1524                logical volume as the RPV.
 1525 
 1526      Action:   Check the ROOT CONFIG  card for errors.  Check for
 1527                the proper packs.  Reboot the system.
 1528 
 1529 
 1530 
 1531                [access_audit_.pl1]
 1532                access_audit_$ENTRY:    (USER_ID)    Called   with
 1533                insufficient      arguments     (#args=      ^d).(
 1534                Caller=""CALLING_PROC".)
 1535 
 1536 
 1537      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
 1538 
 1539      Time:     While system is running.
 1540 
 1541      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
 1542                CPU  or memory  hardware problems.   access_audit_
 1543                was  invoked with   an improper  calling sequence.
 1544                There  may have  been enough  arguments to display
 1545                the offending caller name.
 1546 
 1547      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 1548 
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 1566 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          27                  11/13/89
 1567 access_audit_$ENTRY            -27-                      11/13/89^L
 1568 
 1569 
 1570                [access_audit_.pl1]
 1571                access_audit_$ENTRY:      (USER_ID)    Encountered
 1572                illegal   meter    index.    OperCode=XXXXXXXXXXXX
 1573                EventFlags=YYYYYYYYYYYY.( Caller="CALLING_PROC".)
 1574 
 1575 
 1576      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
 1577 
 1578      Time:     While system is running.
 1579 
 1580      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
 1581                CPU or memory hardware problems.  The access audit
 1582                meters  in  active_hardcore_data  are inconsistant
 1583                with the format of the process access flags or the
 1584                supplied operation code and/or event flags.
 1585 
 1586      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 1587 
 1588 
 1589 
 1590                [access_audit_.pl1]
 1591                access_audit_$ENTRY:      (USER_ID)    Encountered
 1592                illegal           parameter           combination.
 1593                OperCode=XXXXXXXXXXXX    EventFlags=YYYYYYYYYYYY.(
 1594                Caller="CALLING_PROC".)
 1595 
 1596 
 1597      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
 1598 
 1599      Time:     While system is running.
 1600 
 1601      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
 1602                CPU  or  memory  hardware  problems.   There is an
 1603                error  in  the  access_operations_  entry  or  the
 1604                eventflags passed to access  audit.  The error was
 1605                detected  in the  code which  decides whether  the
 1606                caller needs  to audit its event.   Because of the
 1607                error, the event will be audited regardless of the
 1608                process audit flags.
 1609 
 1610      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 1611 
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 1624 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          28                  11/13/89
 1625 access_audit_$ENTRY            -28-                      11/13/89^L
 1626 
 1627 
 1628                [access_audit_.pl1]
 1629                access_audit_$ENTRY:   (USER_ID) Improper  calling
 1630                sequence   (from   "get_entry_pointer_and_class").
 1631                Caller="CALLING_PROC".
 1632 
 1633 
 1634      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
 1635 
 1636      Time:     While system is running.
 1637 
 1638      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
 1639                CPU  or memory  hardware problems.   The entry was
 1640                called  with  an  improper  argument  combination.
 1641                Most    likely   the     entry   will    be   (log
 1642                check)_obj_ptr_(user)  and  the  obj_ptr  supplied
 1643                will be null.
 1644 
 1645      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 1646 
 1647 
 1648 
 1649                [access_audit_.pl1]
 1650                access_audit_$ENTRY:  (USER_ID) Unable to generate
 1651                path   for  entry   at  PTR   due  to   "MESSAGE".
 1652                Caller="CALLING_PROC".
 1653 
 1654 
 1655      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
 1656 
 1657      Time:     While system is running.
 1658 
 1659      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
 1660                CPU  or  memory  hardware  problems.   A  call  to
 1661                get_pathname_ returned an unexpected error code.
 1662 
 1663      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 1664 
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 1682 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          29                  11/13/89
 1683 access_audit_$ENTRY            -29-                      11/13/89^L
 1684 
 1685 
 1686                [access_audit_.pl1]
 1687                access_audit_$ENTRY:   (USER_ID)   Unable  to  get
 1688                entry  pointer   for  seg  [#N  |   PATH]  due  to
 1689                "MESSAGE".
 1690 
 1691 
 1692      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
 1693 
 1694      Time:     While system is running.
 1695 
 1696      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
 1697                CPU  or  memory  hardware  problems.   A  call  to
 1698                sum$getbranch_root_my   or   dc_find$obj_for_audit
 1699                returned an unexpected error code.
 1700 
 1701      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 1702 
 1703 
 1704 
 1705                [access_audit_.pl1]
 1706                access_audit_$ENTRY:  (USER_ID) Unable  to get raw
 1707                access  modes  for  entry  PTR  due  to "MESSAGE".
 1708                Caller="CALLER_PROC".
 1709 
 1710 
 1711      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
 1712 
 1713      Time:     While system is running.
 1714 
 1715      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
 1716                CPU  or memory   hardware problems.   Although the
 1717                directory   is  locked   a  failure   occurred  in
 1718                access_mode$raw.
 1719 
 1720      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 1721 
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 1740 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          30                  11/13/89
 1741 access_audit_$ENTRY            -30-                      11/13/89^L
 1742 
 1743 
 1744                [access_audit_.pl1]
 1745                access_audit_$ENTRY:  (USER_ID) Unable  to get UID
 1746                path  for  directory  seg  #N  due  to  "MESSAGE".
 1747                Caller="CALLER_PROC".
 1748 
 1749 
 1750      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
 1751 
 1752      Time:     While system is running.
 1753 
 1754      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
 1755                CPU  or memory   hardware problems.   Although the
 1756                directory  is   locked,  a  failure   occurred  in
 1757                uid_path_util$get.
 1758 
 1759      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 1760 
 1761 
 1762 
 1763                [access_audit_.pl1]
 1764                access_audit_$ENTRY:   (USER_ID) Unexpected  error
 1765                obtaining        caller       text        pointer.
 1766                Caller="CALLING_PROC".
 1767 
 1768 
 1769      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
 1770 
 1771      Time:     While system is running.
 1772 
 1773      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
 1774                CPU or memory hardware  problems.  An error exists
 1775                in the calling sequence to access_audit_.
 1776 
 1777      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 1778 
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 1798 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          31                  11/13/89
 1799 access_audit_$ENTRY            -31-                      11/13/89^L
 1800 
 1801 
 1802                [access_audit_.pl1]
 1803                access_audit_$UNKNOWN:       (USER_ID)     Illegal
 1804                entrypoint      index     "N"      detected     in
 1805                form_audit_message_text.  Caller="CALLING_PROC".
 1806 
 1807 
 1808      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
 1809 
 1810      Time:     While system is running.
 1811 
 1812      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
 1813                CPU  or  memory  hardware  problems.   There  is a
 1814                coding error in access_audit_ where the entrypoint
 1815                index  is  uninitialized  or  set  to an incorrect
 1816                value.
 1817 
 1818      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 1819 
 1820 
 1821 
 1822                [access_audit_.pl1]
 1823                access_audit_:   Insufficient   room  to  allocate
 1824                [ssobj|link] data.
 1825 
 1826 
 1827      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
 1828 
 1829      Time:     While system is running.
 1830 
 1831      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
 1832                CPU  or memory   hardware problems.   An automatic
 1833                data area  is too small to  accomodate the storage
 1834                system object or link binary info.
 1835 
 1836      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 1837 
 1838 
 1839 
 1840                [access_audit_log_fault_.pl1]
 1841                access_audit_log_fault_:   (USER_ID Unable  to get
 1842                path of seg #N due to "MESSAGE".
 1843 
 1844 
 1845      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
 1846 
 1847      Time:     While system is running.
 1848 
 1849      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
 1850                CPU  or  memory  hardware  problems.   A  call  to
 1851                get_pathname_ returned an unexpected error code.
 1852 
 1853      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 1854 
 1855 
 1856 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          32                  11/13/89
 1857 access_audit_log_fault_        -32-                      11/13/89^L
 1858 
 1859 
 1860                [access_audit_log_fault_.pl1]
 1861                access_audit_log_fault_:   (USER_ID)  Called  with
 1862                bad machine conditions.
 1863 
 1864 
 1865      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
 1866 
 1867      Time:     While system is running.
 1868 
 1869      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
 1870                CPU      or     memory      hardware     problems.
 1871                access_audit_log_fault_    was    given    machine
 1872                conditions  for  a  fault  which  was  neither  an
 1873                illegal_procedure or an access_violation.
 1874 
 1875      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 1876 
 1877 
 1878 
 1879                [access_audit_log_fault_.pl1]
 1880                access_audit_log_fault_:    (USER_ID)  Encountered
 1881                illegal meter index value.
 1882 
 1883 
 1884      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
 1885 
 1886      Time:     While system is running.
 1887 
 1888      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
 1889                CPU or memory hardware problems.  The access audit
 1890                meters  in  active_hardcore_data  are inconsistant
 1891                with the format of the process access flags.
 1892 
 1893      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
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 1913 
 1914 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          33                  11/13/89
 1915 access_audit_log_fault_        -33-                      11/13/89^L
 1916 
 1917 
 1918                [access_audit_log_fault_.pl1]
 1919                access_audit_log_fault_:  (USER_ID)  Unable to get
 1920                access mode for data seg #N due to "MESSAGE".
 1921 
 1922 
 1923      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
 1924 
 1925      Time:     While system is running.
 1926 
 1927      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
 1928                CPU  or  memory  hardware  problems.   A  call  to
 1929                fs_modes  failed unexpectedly.  The  AUDIT message
 1930                text  will  show  the  modes  as  "???"   and ring
 1931                brackets  of  7,7,7.    The  message  binary  will
 1932                reflect  null  access  mode  and  ring  bracket of
 1933                7,7,7.
 1934 
 1935      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 1936 
 1937 
 1938 
 1939                [access_audit_log_fault_.pl1]
 1940                access_audit_log_fault_:  (USER_ID)  Unable to get
 1941                entry pointer for seg #N due to "MESSAGE".
 1942 
 1943 
 1944      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
 1945 
 1946      Time:     While system is running.
 1947 
 1948      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
 1949                CPU  or  memory  hardware  problems.   A  call  to
 1950                sum$getbranch_root_my returned an unexpected error
 1951                code.
 1952 
 1953      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
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 1972 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          34                  11/13/89
 1973 access_audit_log_fault_        -34-                      11/13/89^L
 1974 
 1975 
 1976                [access_audit_log_fault_.pl1]
 1977                access_audit_log_fault_:  (USER_ID)  Unable to get
 1978                raw access modes for entry PTR due to "MESSAGE".
 1979 
 1980 
 1981      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
 1982 
 1983      Time:     While system is running.
 1984 
 1985      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
 1986                CPU  or memory   hardware problems.   Although the
 1987                directory   is  locked   a  failure   occurred  in
 1988                access_mode$raw.
 1989 
 1990      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 1991 
 1992 
 1993 
 1994                [access_audit_log_fault_.pl1]
 1995                access_audit_log_fault_:  (USER_ID)  Unable to get
 1996                UID path for directory seg #N due to "MESSAGE".
 1997 
 1998 
 1999      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
 2000 
 2001      Time:     While system is running.
 2002 
 2003      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
 2004                CPU  or memory   hardware problems.   Although the
 2005                directory  is   locked,  a  failure   occurred  in
 2006                uid_path_util$get.
 2007 
 2008      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 2009 
 2010 
 2011 
 2012                [access_audit_log_fault_.pl1]
 2013                access_audit_log_fault_:  Link  entry where branch
 2014                expected (ep=PTR).
 2015 
 2016 
 2017      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
 2018 
 2019      Time:     While system is running.
 2020 
 2021      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
 2022                CPU or memory hardware  problems.  After getting a
 2023                directory  entry for  a specific  segno the branch
 2024                switch in the entry was found to be off.
 2025 
 2026      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
 2027 
 2028 
 2029 
 2030 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          35                  11/13/89
 2031 access_audit_log_fault_        -35-                      11/13/89^L
 2032 
 2033 
 2034                [access_viol.pl1]
 2035                access_viol:  associative memory fault.
 2036 
 2037 
 2038      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
 2039 
 2040      Time:     While system is running.
 2041 
 2042      Meaning:  The  processor associative  memory has  detected a
 2043                usage count error.
 2044 
 2045      Action:   Notify Field Engineering personnel.
 2046 
 2047 
 2048 
 2049                [act_ctl_.pl1]
 2050                act_ctl_$dp:    Net   accounting   array   version
 2051                (VERSION_RETURNED)   not    supported.    Expected
 2052                version (VERSION_SUPPORTED)
 2053 
 2054 
 2055      Stream:   as (severity2).
 2056 
 2057      Time:     While system is running.
 2058 
 2059      Meaning:  network_accounting_gate_$read_and_reset_table
 2060                returned a  structure version which  act_ctl_ does
 2061                not support.  This indicates  a logic error in the
 2062                supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware problems.
 2063 
 2064      Action:   $contact_sm
 2065 
 2066 
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 2070 
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 2086 
 2087 
 2088 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          36                  11/13/89
 2089 act_ctl_$dp                    -36-                      11/13/89^L
 2090 
 2091 
 2092                [act_ctl_.pl1]
 2093                act_ctl_$init:             cannot           locate
 2094                Initializer.SysDaemon pdt entry
 2095 
 2096 
 2097      Stream:   as (severity2)
 2098 
 2099      Time:     System Intialization.
 2100 
 2101      Meaning:  The  accounting  system  requires  the  entry  for
 2102                Initializer in the project SysDaemon to be present
 2103                because certain  system metering figures  are kept
 2104                there.  This entry cannot be found, either because
 2105                SysDaemon.pdt  has  been   lost,  or  because  its
 2106                contents  have been   destroyed.  The  system will
 2107                probably  encounter a   simfault_xxx error  and be
 2108                unable to start up.
 2109 
 2110      Action:   Contact  the  system  programming  staff.   Do not
 2111                attempt to  run the system until  this problem has
 2112                been fixed.
 2113 
 2114 
 2115 
 2116                [act_ctl_.pl1]
 2117                act_ctl_$init:  ERROR_MESSAGE.   Cannot unlock PDT
 2118                PATHNAME.
 2119 
 2120 
 2121      Stream:   as (severity2)
 2122 
 2123      Time:     System Intialization.
 2124 
 2125      Meaning:  This  message  occurs   during  answering  service
 2126                initialization when attempting to unlock all PDTs.
 2127                ERROR_MESSAGE  specifies the   the reason  for the
 2128                problem.  The PDT is  skipped.  Later problems may
 2129                arise because of this error.
 2130 
 2131      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 2132 
 2133 
 2134 
 2135 
 2136 
 2137 
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 2142 
 2143 
 2144 
 2145 
 2146 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          37                  11/13/89
 2147 act_ctl_$init                  -37-                      11/13/89^L
 2148 
 2149 
 2150                [act_ctl_.pl1]
 2151                act_ctl_$init:   ERROR_MESSAGE.   creating  update
 2152                channel
 2153 
 2154 
 2155      Stream:   as (severity2)
 2156 
 2157      Time:     System Intialization.
 2158 
 2159      Meaning:  The timer  channel that causes  accounting updates
 2160                to  be  performed  could   not  be  created.   All
 2161                accounting updates will be  manual, triggered by a
 2162                user logging out.
 2163 
 2164      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 2165 
 2166 
 2167 
 2168                [act_ctl_.pl1]
 2169                act_ctl_$init:  illegal value  (DD) for accounting
 2170                update interval in installation_parms.
 2171 
 2172 
 2173      Stream:   as (severity2)
 2174 
 2175      Time:     System Intialization.
 2176 
 2177      Meaning:  The value  given in installation_parms.acct_update
 2178                is   less   than   or    equal   to   zero.    The
 2179                installation_parms file is probabily damaged.
 2180 
 2181      Action:   Contact  the  system  programming  staff.   Do not
 2182                attempt to  run the system until  this problem has
 2183                been fixed.
 2184 
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 2202 
 2203 
 2204 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          38                  11/13/89
 2205 act_ctl_$init                  -38-                      11/13/89^L
 2206 
 2207 
 2208                [act_ctl_.pl1]
 2209                act_ctl_$init:  The PDT is damaged.  Cannot unlock
 2210                PATHNAME.
 2211 
 2212 
 2213      Stream:   as (severity2)
 2214 
 2215      Time:     System Intialization.
 2216 
 2217      Meaning:  This  message  occurs   during  answering  service
 2218                initialization when attempting to unlock all PDTs.
 2219                The  specified PDT  had its  damaged switch turned
 2220                on.  Because of this, it was not unlocked from the
 2221                previous bootload.  It is skipped.  Later problems
 2222                may  arise when  an attempt  is made  to reference
 2223                this PDT.
 2224 
 2225      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 2226 
 2227 
 2228 
 2229                [act_ctl_.pl1]
 2230                act_ctl_$update:  Error from ROUTINE:  MESSAGE
 2231 
 2232 
 2233      Stream:   as (severity2).
 2234 
 2235      Time:     While system is running.
 2236 
 2237      Meaning:  The system encountered  problems while referencing
 2238                the
 2239                          network_accounting_table.            The
 2240                network_accounting_ ROUTINE being
 2241                          called and MESSAGE text further describe
 2242                the error.
 2243 
 2244      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 2245 
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 2262 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          39                  11/13/89
 2263 act_ctl_$update                -39-                      11/13/89^L
 2264 
 2265 
 2266                [act_ctl_.pl1]
 2267                act_ctl_$update:   Net  accounting  array  version
 2268                (VERSION_RETURNED)   not    supported.    Expected
 2269                version (VERSION_SUPPORTED)
 2270 
 2271 
 2272      Stream:   as (severity2).
 2273 
 2274      Time:     While system is running.
 2275 
 2276      Meaning:  network_accounting_gate_$read_and_reset_table
 2277                returned a  structure version which  act_ctl_ does
 2278                not support.  This indicates  a logic error in the
 2279                supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware problems.
 2280 
 2281      Action:   $contact_sm
 2282 
 2283 
 2284 
 2285                [act_ctl_.pl1]
 2286                act_ctl_$update:  Processid XXXXXXXX missing.  Not
 2287                charged  for  XX  pkt,  YY  byte  and  ZZ seconds;
 2288                was/was not purged.
 2289 
 2290 
 2291      Stream:   as (severity2)
 2292 
 2293      Time:     While system is running.
 2294 
 2295      Meaning:  After  charging network  accounting usage  for all
 2296                users  on  the  system,  an  entry  was  found for
 2297                processid XXXXXXXX.  The XX,  YY and ZZ are counts
 2298                of the usage which the  process had.  If the entry
 2299                was for  a process which  is no longer  logged in,
 2300                the accounting record was  purged from the network
 2301                accounting file.
 2302 
 2303      Action:   Note for system programmer action.
 2304 
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 2319 
 2320 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          40                  11/13/89
 2321 act_ctl_$update                -40-                      11/13/89^L
 2322 
 2323 
 2324                [act_ctl_.pl1]
 2325                act_ctl_:  accounting disabled
 2326 
 2327 
 2328      Stream:   as (severity1)
 2329 
 2330      Time:     May occur at any time.
 2331 
 2332      Meaning:  The accounting system has  been disabled by a call
 2333                to act_ctl_$act_ctl_disable.
 2334 
 2335      Action:   No operator action is required.
 2336 
 2337 
 2338 
 2339                [act_ctl_.pl1]
 2340                act_ctl_:  accounting enabled.
 2341 
 2342 
 2343      Stream:   as (severity1)
 2344 
 2345      Time:     May occur at any time.
 2346 
 2347      Meaning:  The accounting  system has been  enabled, probably
 2348                after   a   special   session,   by   a   call  to
 2349                act_ctl_$act_ctl_reable.
 2350 
 2351      Action:   No operator action is required.
 2352 
 2353 
 2354 
 2355                [act_ctl_.pl1]
 2356                act_ctl_:   alarm clock  late or  failing by XX.XX
 2357                mins
 2358 
 2359 
 2360      Stream:   as (severity1)
 2361 
 2362      Time:     While system is running.
 2363 
 2364      Meaning:  The  alarm   clock  channel  has  not   caused  an
 2365                accounting update to be performed when it was due.
 2366                (The time between updates is stored in the segment
 2367                installation_parms.)  The system performs a manual
 2368                accounting update.  This message may appear if the
 2369                system has entered BOS,  and Multics has then been
 2370                restarted  by the GO  command.  In such  case, the
 2371                message can be ignored.
 2372 
 2373      Action:   Note for system programmer action.
 2374 
 2375 
 2376 
 2377 
 2378 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          41                  11/13/89
 2379 act_ctl_                       -41-                      11/13/89^L
 2380 
 2381 
 2382                [act_ctl_.pl1]
 2383                act_ctl_:  bumping absNN  NAME.PROJ - inactive too
 2384                long
 2385 
 2386 
 2387      Stream:   as (severity1)
 2388 
 2389      Time:     While system is running.
 2390 
 2391      Meaning:  The  absentee job  on  absentee  slot NN  for user
 2392                NAME.PROJ  has remained   blocked too  long.  (The
 2393                inactive  time  limit  is  stored  in  the segment
 2394                installation_parms.)  The absentee job is bumped.
 2395 
 2396      Action:   No operator action is required.
 2397 
 2398 
 2399 
 2400                [act_ctl_.pl1]
 2401                act_ctl_:  bumping absXX NAME.PROJ - too much time
 2402 
 2403 
 2404      Stream:   as (severity1)
 2405 
 2406      Time:     While system is running.
 2407 
 2408      Meaning:  The absentee job on absentee  slot XX for the user
 2409                NAME.PROJ has exceeded the  CPU time limit for the
 2410                queue.   (This  limit  is  stored  in  the segment
 2411                installation_parms.)  The absentee job is bumped.
 2412 
 2413      Action:   No operator action is required.
 2414 
 2415 
 2416 
 2417                [act_ctl_.pl1]
 2418                act_ctl_:  bumping NAME.PROJ for inactivity
 2419 
 2420 
 2421      Stream:   as (severity1)
 2422 
 2423      Time:     While system is running.
 2424 
 2425      Meaning:  The user with name NAME  and project PROJ has been
 2426                inactive too  long, and is bumped  off the system.
 2427                The maximum inactive time is stored in the segment
 2428                installation_parms.
 2429 
 2430      Action:   No operator action is required.
 2431 
 2432 
 2433 
 2434 
 2435 
 2436 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          42                  11/13/89
 2437 act_ctl_                       -42-                      11/13/89^L
 2438 
 2439 
 2440                [act_ctl_.pl1]
 2441                act_ctl_:  bumping NAME.PROJ.  REASON
 2442 
 2443 
 2444      Stream:   as (severity1)
 2445 
 2446      Time:     While system is running.
 2447 
 2448      Meaning:  The user with name NAME  and project PROJ has been
 2449                bumped  because  some   per-user  limit  has  been
 2450                exceeded.  REASON tells what was wrong; it will be
 2451                a  message such  as "User  resource limit  of $100
 2452                monthly exceeded,"  depending on which  user limit
 2453                has been exceeded.
 2454 
 2455      Action:   No operator action is required.
 2456 
 2457 
 2458 
 2459                [act_ctl_.pl1]
 2460                act_ctl_:  changing shift from x to y
 2461 
 2462 
 2463      Stream:   as (severity1)
 2464 
 2465      Time:     While system is running.
 2466 
 2467      Meaning:  The  current accounting   shift has  changed.  The
 2468                table that tells the beginning time for each shift
 2469                is stored in the segment installation_parms.
 2470 
 2471      Action:   No operator action is required.
 2472 
 2473 
 2474 
 2475                [act_ctl_.pl1]
 2476                act_ctl_:  charged X, available Y mins
 2477 
 2478 
 2479      Stream:   as (severity0)
 2480 
 2481      Time:     While system is running.
 2482 
 2483      Meaning:  X is  the sum of  virtual CPU time  charged to all
 2484                processes and Y is the total virtual CPU time used
 2485                by  all  processes.   This  message  logs detailed
 2486                accounting  information and  appears whenever  the
 2487                message  "act_ctl_:   discrepancy  of  XX.XX mins"
 2488                appears.
 2489 
 2490      Action:   No operator action is required.
 2491 
 2492 
 2493 
 2494 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          43                  11/13/89
 2495 act_ctl_                       -43-                      11/13/89^L
 2496 
 2497 
 2498                [act_ctl_.pl1]
 2499                act_ctl_:  discrepancy of XX.XX mins
 2500 
 2501 
 2502      Stream:   as (severity1)
 2503 
 2504      Time:     While system is running.
 2505 
 2506      Meaning:  The total time available from traffic control does
 2507                not  agree with  the total  time charged  to users
 2508                plus  the  Initializer  time  plus  the idle time.
 2509                Some process has escaped being accounted for.
 2510 
 2511      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
 2512 
 2513 
 2514 
 2515                [act_ctl_.pl1]
 2516                act_ctl_:    Lock  wait   time  exceeded.    While
 2517                destroying proc for NAME.PROJ
 2518 
 2519 
 2520      Stream:   as (severity2)
 2521 
 2522      Time:     While system is running.
 2523 
 2524      Meaning:  The accounting  system was unable to  lock the PDT
 2525                entry for the user NAME in the project PROJ within
 2526                its  time limit  (usually five  minutes) This user
 2527                attempted  to log out  or destroy a  process.  The
 2528                entry  was   probably  locked  because   a  system
 2529                administrator or  daemon process locked  the entry
 2530                and then failed.  The system attempts to continue.
 2531 
 2532      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
 2533 
 2534 
 2535 
 2536 
 2537 
 2538 
 2539 
 2540 
 2541 
 2542 
 2543 
 2544 
 2545 
 2546 
 2547 
 2548 
 2549 
 2550 
 2551 
 2552 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          44                  11/13/89
 2553 act_ctl_                       -44-                      11/13/89^L
 2554 
 2555 
 2556                [act_ctl_.pl1]
 2557                act_ctl_:   MODE  update:    users  =  NN,  pf=XX,
 2558                vcpu=YY.Y, rt=ZZ.Z MESSAGE
 2559 
 2560 
 2561      Stream:   as (severity1)
 2562 
 2563      Time:     While system is running.
 2564 
 2565      Meaning:  Periodically,  the  accounting  programs  read and
 2566                store the  CPU usage for each  user.  This message
 2567                is printed when the update completes.  MODE may be
 2568                'Automatic', in which case  the update occurred at
 2569                the normal system  parameter time; 'Manual', where
 2570                the  normal update  didn't occur;  or 'Shift Cmnd'
 2571                where the update occurred  due to a shift command.
 2572                XX  is   the  number  of  page   faults  taken  by
 2573                Initializer for  update.  YY.Y is the  virtual CPU
 2574                time taken by Initializer for update.  ZZ.Z is the
 2575                real  time   taken  by  Initializer   for  update.
 2576                MESSAGE  may  be  one  or  both  of  the following
 2577                strings:   'answer  table  locked'  or 'install(s)
 2578                pending'
 2579 
 2580      Action:   No  operator action  is required.   The number  of
 2581                seconds  between accounting   updates is  a system
 2582                parameter that  an installation may change;  it is
 2583                stored in the segment installation_parms.
 2584 
 2585 
 2586 
 2587                [act_ctl_.pl1]
 2588                act_ctl_:   process   XXXXXXXXXXXX  for  NAME.PROJ
 2589                vanished
 2590 
 2591 
 2592      Stream:   as (severity2)
 2593 
 2594      Time:     While system is running.
 2595 
 2596      Meaning:  Traffic control cannot locate a process for a user
 2597                who should have one  according to accounting.  The
 2598                system attempts to run  normally, but this user is
 2599                not charged.  An attempt is  made to bump the user
 2600                in  question.  This  may be  the first  indication
 2601                that  the  segment  >system_control_1>answer_table
 2602                has been damaged.
 2603 
 2604      Action:   Note for system programmer action.
 2605 
 2606 
 2607 
 2608 
 2609 
 2610 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          45                  11/13/89
 2611 act_ctl_                       -45-                      11/13/89^L
 2612 
 2613 
 2614                [act_ctl_.pl1]
 2615                act_ctl_:  shutdown,  NNN WW.WW XX.XX  YY.YY ZZ.ZZ
 2616                HH:MM:SS $DDD.DD
 2617 
 2618 
 2619      Stream:   as (severity1)
 2620 
 2621      Time:     System shutdown.
 2622 
 2623      Meaning:  A successful shutdown of the accounting portion of
 2624                the system has been accomplished.  NNN logins were
 2625                recorded,  for a  total usage  of HH:MM:SS  of CPU
 2626                time charged.   The other numbers are  of interest
 2627                to  system administrators and  programmers.  WW.WW
 2628                is the average queue  length, XX.XX is the average
 2629                eligible, YY.YY  is the thrashing index,  ZZ.ZZ is
 2630                the  average  response,  and  DDD.DD  is the total
 2631                dollar  charge since  startup.  A  shutdown of the
 2632                hardcore system follows this message.
 2633 
 2634      Action:   No operator action is required.
 2635 
 2636 
 2637 
 2638                [act_ctl_.pl1]
 2639                act_ctl_:  STRING for  USER.PROJ is negative (NUM)
 2640                at logout;
 2641                           set it to zero.
 2642 
 2643 
 2644      Stream:   as (severity2)
 2645 
 2646      Time:     While system is running.
 2647 
 2648      Meaning:  A counter value of STRING was decremented by 1 and
 2649                went negative.  It was  noticed when attempting to
 2650                log out USER on the  PROJ project.  This is a sign
 2651                of possible damage to the PROJ pdt.
 2652 
 2653      Action:   Note for system programmer action.
 2654 
 2655 
 2656 
 2657 
 2658 
 2659 
 2660 
 2661 
 2662 
 2663 
 2664 
 2665 
 2666 
 2667 
 2668 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          46                  11/13/89
 2669 act_ctl_                       -46-                      11/13/89^L
 2670 
 2671 
 2672                [act_proc.pl1]
 2673                act_proc:  from grab_aste ERRORMESSAGE
 2674 
 2675 
 2676      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
 2677 
 2678      Time:     While system is running.
 2679 
 2680      Meaning:  In  attempting  to  create  a  process, the system
 2681                could not  force the PDS or  descriptor segment of
 2682                that  process  to  be  activated  and held active.
 2683                ERRORMESSAGE  is  an  error_table_  message.  This
 2684                indicates a logic error  in the supervisor, or CPU
 2685                or memory hardware problems.
 2686 
 2687      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
 2688 
 2689 
 2690 
 2691                [act_proc.pl1]
 2692                act_proc:   KST size   specified (SIZE)  less than
 2693                minimum (MIN_SIZE).  Creating process for GROUPID.
 2694 
 2695 
 2696      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
 2697 
 2698      Time:     While system is running.
 2699 
 2700      Meaning:  The     project    administrator     (or    system
 2701                administrator) for  user GROUPID set  the kst_size
 2702                parameter in  the PDT to SIZE, which  is less than
 2703                the  valid minimum  MIN_SIZE.  The  process is not
 2704                created.   Note that  a process  with MINIMUM  KST
 2705                size will probably not be of any use.  The minimum
 2706                useful KST size is on the order of MINIMUM + 50.
 2707 
 2708      Action:   Change the PMF/PDT.
 2709 
 2710 
 2711 
 2712 
 2713 
 2714 
 2715 
 2716 
 2717 
 2718 
 2719 
 2720 
 2721 
 2722 
 2723 
 2724 
 2725 
 2726 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          47                  11/13/89
 2727 act_proc                       -47-                      11/13/89^L
 2728 
 2729 
 2730                [activate.pl1]
 2731                activate:  activating into father PPPP
 2732 
 2733 
 2734      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
 2735 
 2736      Time:     While system is running.
 2737 
 2738      Meaning:  The  AST  entry  pointer  returned  by get_aste is
 2739                identical to the AST  entry pointer for the parent
 2740                of the segment being  activated.  This indicates a
 2741                logic  error in the  supervisor, or CPU  or memory
 2742                hardware problems.  This error crashes the system.
 2743 
 2744      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
 2745 
 2746 
 2747 
 2748                [activate.pl1]
 2749                activate:  error on (deciduous) (dir) NAME
 2750 
 2751 
 2752      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
 2753 
 2754      Time:     While system is running.
 2755 
 2756      Meaning:  An attempt  has been made to  activate a deciduous
 2757                segment, or to activate a segment when the VTOCE's
 2758                directory  switch  did  not  match  the branch.  A
 2759                connection  failure   is  returned  to   the  user
 2760                process.  This  information is logged for  the use
 2761                of system programmers.
 2762 
 2763      Action:   No operator action is required.
 2764 
 2765 
 2766 
 2767 
 2768 
 2769 
 2770 
 2771 
 2772 
 2773 
 2774 
 2775 
 2776 
 2777 
 2778 
 2779 
 2780 
 2781 
 2782 
 2783 
 2784 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          48                  11/13/89
 2785 activate                       -48-                      11/13/89^L
 2786 
 2787 
 2788                [activate.pl1]
 2789                activate:  Setting damaged switch on NAME at VTOCX
 2790                (dskX_NN{s}).  Filemap damaged.
 2791 
 2792 
 2793      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
 2794 
 2795      Time:     While system is running.
 2796 
 2797      Meaning:  The segment's File Map in the VTOCE had an invalid
 2798                checksum,  which indicates   likely damage  to the
 2799                File Map.   The segment is marked  as damaged.  It
 2800                is  possible that  there  is  other damage  on the
 2801                physical  volume  due  to  invalid  or reused disk
 2802                addresses.  The count of volume inconsistencies is
 2803                incremented by 1.
 2804 
 2805      Action:   Examine the VTOCE for damage using dump_vtoce.  If
 2806                other   damage  is    evident,  delete   it  using
 2807                hp_delete_vtoce  -clear and  recover the  segment.
 2808                Run  the  physical  volume  scavenger  as  soon as
 2809                possible to detect and correct other damage on the
 2810                physical volume.
 2811 
 2812 
 2813 
 2814                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 2815                addcpu:  Associative  memories not enabled  on CPU
 2816                X.
 2817 
 2818 
 2819      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 2820 
 2821      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 2822 
 2823      Meaning:  The SDWAM  and/or PTWAM on  CPU X is  not enabled.
 2824                CPU X was not added.
 2825 
 2826      Action:   Set the  appropriate associative memory  switch on
 2827                and try addcpu again.
 2828 
 2829 
 2830 
 2831 
 2832 
 2833 
 2834 
 2835 
 2836 
 2837 
 2838 
 2839 
 2840 
 2841 
 2842 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          49                  11/13/89
 2843 addcpu                         -49-                      11/13/89^L
 2844 
 2845 
 2846                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 2847                addcpu:  CPU X is already online.
 2848 
 2849 
 2850      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 2851 
 2852      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 2853 
 2854      Meaning:  A  redundant  addcpu  X  command  was  issued.  No
 2855                action was taken.
 2856 
 2857      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 2858 
 2859 
 2860 
 2861                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 2862                addcpu:  CPU X is not configured.
 2863 
 2864 
 2865      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 2866 
 2867      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 2868 
 2869      Meaning:  There   is  no   CPU  card   for  CPU   X  in  the
 2870                configuration deck.  The CPU cannot be added.
 2871 
 2872      Action:   If  the CPU name  was mistyped, enter  a corrected
 2873                command.   If the  configuration deck  omitted the
 2874                CPU  card,  that  CPU  cannot  be  added until the
 2875                system is shut down and the deck corrected.
 2876 
 2877 
 2878 
 2879                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 2880                addcpu:  CPU X is not enabled at MEM Y.
 2881 
 2882 
 2883      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 2884 
 2885      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 2886 
 2887      Meaning:  CPU  X cannot  be  added  because the  PORT ENABLE
 2888                switch at MEM Y does not enable it.
 2889 
 2890      Action:   Fix the switches and try addcpu again.
 2891 
 2892 
 2893 
 2894 
 2895 
 2896 
 2897 
 2898 
 2899 
 2900 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          50                  11/13/89
 2901 addcpu                         -50-                      11/13/89^L
 2902 
 2903 
 2904                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 2905                addcpu:  CPU X is not in Multics mode.
 2906 
 2907 
 2908      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 2909 
 2910      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 2911 
 2912      Meaning:  CPU X  cannot be added because its  mode switch is
 2913                wrong.
 2914 
 2915      Action:   Fix the switch and try again.
 2916 
 2917 
 2918 
 2919                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 2920                addcpu:   Illegal command or  subroutine argument.
 2921                BLAH
 2922 
 2923 
 2924      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 2925 
 2926      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 2927 
 2928      Meaning:  Invalid input was typed.
 2929 
 2930      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 2931 
 2932 
 2933 
 2934                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 2935                addcpu:  Lockup fault trying to start CPU X.
 2936 
 2937 
 2938      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 2939 
 2940      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 2941 
 2942      Meaning:  This happens  occasionally.  The reason for  it is
 2943                unknown.
 2944 
 2945      Action:   Try addcpu a few more times.
 2946 
 2947 
 2948 
 2949 
 2950 
 2951 
 2952 
 2953 
 2954 
 2955 
 2956 
 2957 
 2958 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          51                  11/13/89
 2959 addcpu                         -51-                      11/13/89^L
 2960 
 2961 
 2962                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 2963                addcpu:  No response from CPU X.
 2964 
 2965 
 2966      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 2967 
 2968      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 2969 
 2970      Meaning:  CPU X did not start  up when commanded.  It may be
 2971                malfunctioning or in STEP.
 2972 
 2973      Action:   Check  the switches.   If any  are wrong,  correct
 2974                them  and retry  addcpu.  Otherwise,  notify Field
 2975                Engineering.
 2976 
 2977 
 2978 
 2979                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 2980                addcpu:  Reconfiguration database is locked.
 2981 
 2982 
 2983      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 2984 
 2985      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 2986 
 2987      Meaning:  Another  process   is  performing  reconfiguration
 2988                currently, or  a fault during  reconfiguration has
 2989                left the reconfiguration tables locked.
 2990 
 2991      Action:   If  it  is  certain   that  no  other  process  is
 2992                reconfiguring,   and   that    the   fault   which
 2993                interrupted  reconfiguration has  been cured,  the
 2994                reconfigure$force_unlock  command may  be used  to
 2995                clear the lock at the direction of system staff.
 2996 
 2997 
 2998 
 2999                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 3000                addcpu:  Startup fault trying to start CPU X.
 3001 
 3002 
 3003      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 3004 
 3005      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3006 
 3007      Meaning:  This happens sometimes.  Nobody knows why.
 3008 
 3009      Action:   Try again a few times.
 3010 
 3011 
 3012 
 3013 
 3014 
 3015 
 3016 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          52                  11/13/89
 3017 addcpu                         -52-                      11/13/89^L
 3018 
 3019 
 3020                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 3021                addcpu:  The  following switches on CPU  X are set
 3022                incorrectly:
 3023                Fault Base
 3024                Processor Number
 3025                Port Assignment MEM Y
 3026                Port Enable MEM Y
 3027                Interlace MEM Y
 3028                Size MEM Y
 3029                Half/Full MEM Y
 3030 
 3031 
 3032      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 3033 
 3034      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3035 
 3036      Meaning:  The listed switches are set incorrectly.
 3037 
 3038      Action:   Correct the switches and try addcpu again.
 3039 
 3040 
 3041 
 3042                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 3043                addcpu:  Trouble fault trying to start CPU X.
 3044 
 3045 
 3046      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 3047 
 3048      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3049 
 3050      Meaning:  This happens sometimes.  Nobody knows why.
 3051 
 3052      Action:   Try again a few times.
 3053 
 3054 
 3055 
 3056                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 3057                addcpu:  Wrong number of arguments supplied.
 3058 
 3059 
 3060      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 3061 
 3062      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3063 
 3064      Meaning:  Invalid input was typed.
 3065 
 3066      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 3067 
 3068 
 3069 
 3070 
 3071 
 3072 
 3073 
 3074 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          53                  11/13/89
 3075 addcpu                         -53-                      11/13/89^L
 3076 
 3077 
 3078                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 3079                Added frame XXX.
 3080 
 3081 
 3082      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 3083 
 3084      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3085 
 3086      Meaning:  This is  the response to a  successful addmain XXX
 3087                command.
 3088 
 3089      Action:   No operator action is required.
 3090 
 3091 
 3092 
 3093                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 3094                Added frames XXX thru YYY.
 3095 
 3096 
 3097      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 3098 
 3099      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3100 
 3101      Meaning:  This is the response to a successful addmain XXX N
 3102                command.
 3103 
 3104      Action:   No operator action is required.
 3105 
 3106 
 3107 
 3108                [disk_table_.pl1]
 3109                added pv PVNAME to mounted lv LVNAME.
 3110 
 3111 
 3112      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 3113 
 3114      Time:     While system is running.
 3115 
 3116      Meaning:  An av command  was used to increase the  size of a
 3117                mounted volume.
 3118 
 3119      Action:   No operator action is required.
 3120 
 3121 
 3122 
 3123 
 3124 
 3125 
 3126 
 3127 
 3128 
 3129 
 3130 
 3131 
 3132 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          54                  11/13/89
 3133 added pv PVNAME to mounted     -54-                      11/13/89^L
 3134 
 3135 
 3136                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 3137                Added SCU X and its memory.
 3138 
 3139 
 3140      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 3141 
 3142      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3143 
 3144      Meaning:  This  is the  response  to  a successful  addmem X
 3145                command.
 3146 
 3147      Action:   No operator action is required.
 3148 
 3149 
 3150 
 3151                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 3152                Added SCU's X and Y (interlaced) and their memory.
 3153 
 3154 
 3155      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 3156 
 3157      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3158 
 3159      Meaning:  This  is the  response  to  a successful  addmem X
 3160                command  when SCU's  X and  Y have  their memories
 3161                interlaced.
 3162 
 3163      Action:   No operator action is required.
 3164 
 3165 
 3166 
 3167                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 3168                addmain:  Illegal command  or subroutine argument.
 3169                BLAH
 3170 
 3171 
 3172      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 3173 
 3174      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3175 
 3176      Meaning:  Invalid input was typed.
 3177 
 3178      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 3179 
 3180 
 3181 
 3182 
 3183 
 3184 
 3185 
 3186 
 3187 
 3188 
 3189 
 3190 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          55                  11/13/89
 3191 addmain                        -55-                      11/13/89^L
 3192 
 3193 
 3194                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 3195                addmain:  Reconfiguration database is locked.
 3196 
 3197 
 3198      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 3199 
 3200      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3201 
 3202      Meaning:  Another  process   is  performing  reconfiguration
 3203                currently, or  a fault during  reconfiguration has
 3204                left the reconfiguration tables locked.
 3205 
 3206      Action:   If  it  is  certain   that  no  other  process  is
 3207                reconfiguring,   and   that    the   fault   which
 3208                interrupted  reconfiguration has  been cured,  the
 3209                reconfigure$force_unlock  command may  be used  to
 3210                clear the lock at the direction of system staff.
 3211 
 3212 
 3213 
 3214                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 3215                addmain:  Request is not  within range of a single
 3216                controller.  MAIN XXX
 3217 
 3218 
 3219      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 3220 
 3221      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3222 
 3223      Meaning:  An addmain command  must specify memory completely
 3224                within the range of a single controller.
 3225 
 3226      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 3227 
 3228 
 3229 
 3230                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 3231                addmain:  Wrong number of arguments supplied.
 3232 
 3233 
 3234      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 3235 
 3236      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3237 
 3238      Meaning:  Invalid input was typed.
 3239 
 3240      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 3241 
 3242 
 3243 
 3244 
 3245 
 3246 
 3247 
 3248 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          56                  11/13/89
 3249 addmain                        -56-                      11/13/89^L
 3250 
 3251 
 3252                [add_scu.pl1]
 3253                addmem:  Added MEM X.
 3254 
 3255 
 3256      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
 3257 
 3258      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3259 
 3260      Meaning:  The system control unit X has been added.
 3261 
 3262      Action:   No operator action is required.
 3263 
 3264 
 3265 
 3266                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 3267                addmem:   Illegal command or  subroutine argument.
 3268                BLAH
 3269 
 3270 
 3271      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 3272 
 3273      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3274 
 3275      Meaning:  Invalid input was typed.
 3276 
 3277      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 3278 
 3279 
 3280 
 3281                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 3282                addmem:  MEM Y cannot be accessed by CPU X.
 3283 
 3284 
 3285      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 3286 
 3287      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3288 
 3289      Meaning:  CPU   X  is   unable   to   access  MEM   Y.   The
 3290                configuration  deck may  be incorrect,  or the CPU
 3291                and SCU switches may be in the wrong settings.
 3292 
 3293      Action:   Check the  switches and make sure  that they agree
 3294                with  the  configuration  deck.   Then  try addmem
 3295                again.
 3296 
 3297 
 3298 
 3299 
 3300 
 3301 
 3302 
 3303 
 3304 
 3305 
 3306 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          57                  11/13/89
 3307 addmem                         -57-                      11/13/89^L
 3308 
 3309 
 3310                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 3311                addmem:  MEM Y does not  have mask assigned to CPU
 3312                X.
 3313 
 3314 
 3315      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 3316 
 3317      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3318 
 3319      Meaning:  The  MASK/PORT  ASSIGNMENT  (4MW  SCU)  or EXECUTE
 3320                INTERRUPT MASK  ASSIGNMENT (6000 SCU)  switches on
 3321                SCU Y are incorrect.
 3322 
 3323      Action:   Fix the switches and try addmem again.
 3324 
 3325 
 3326 
 3327                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 3328                addmem:  MEM  Y has duplicate mask  assignments to
 3329                CPU X.
 3330 
 3331 
 3332      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 3333 
 3334      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3335 
 3336      Meaning:  The  MASK/PORT  ASSIGNMENT  (4MW  SCU)  or EXECUTE
 3337                INTERRUPT MASK  ASSIGNMENT (6000 SCU)  switches on
 3338                SCU Y are incorrect.
 3339 
 3340      Action:   Fix the switches and try addmem again.
 3341 
 3342 
 3343 
 3344                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 3345                addmem:   MEM Y  has  mask  Z assigned  to non-CPU
 3346                port.
 3347 
 3348 
 3349      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 3350 
 3351      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3352 
 3353      Meaning:  The  MASK/PORT  ASSIGNMENT  (4MW  SCU)  or EXECUTE
 3354                INTERRUPT MASK  ASSIGNMENT (6000 SCU)  switches on
 3355                SCU Y are incorrect.
 3356 
 3357      Action:   Fix the switches and try addmem again.
 3358 
 3359 
 3360 
 3361 
 3362 
 3363 
 3364 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          58                  11/13/89
 3365 addmem                         -58-                      11/13/89^L
 3366 
 3367 
 3368                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 3369                addmem:  MEM Y is already online.
 3370 
 3371 
 3372      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 3373 
 3374      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3375 
 3376      Meaning:  An  addmem Y  command was   typed when  SCU Y  was
 3377                already online.
 3378 
 3379      Action:   No operator action is required.
 3380 
 3381 
 3382 
 3383                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 3384                addmem:  MEM Y is not configured.
 3385 
 3386 
 3387      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 3388 
 3389      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3390 
 3391      Meaning:  There is no MEM card  in the configuration for MEM
 3392                y.  The SCU cannot be added.
 3393 
 3394      Action:   If  the SCU name  was mistyped, enter  a corrected
 3395                command.   If the  configuration deck  omitted the
 3396                MEM card, the SCU cannot be added until the system
 3397                is shut down and the deck corrected.
 3398 
 3399 
 3400 
 3401                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 3402                addmem:  MEM Y is not enabled on CPU X.
 3403 
 3404 
 3405      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 3406 
 3407      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3408 
 3409      Meaning:  The  ENABLE switch  on the  CONFIGURATION panel of
 3410                CPU X does not enable SCU Y.  The memory cannot be
 3411                added.
 3412 
 3413      Action:   Fix the switches and try addmem again.
 3414 
 3415 
 3416 
 3417 
 3418 
 3419 
 3420 
 3421 
 3422 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          59                  11/13/89
 3423 addmem                         -59-                      11/13/89^L
 3424 
 3425 
 3426                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 3427                addmem:  MEM Y is not in PROGRAM mode.
 3428 
 3429 
 3430      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 3431 
 3432      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3433 
 3434      Meaning:  The  MODE switch on  4MW SCU Y  is not in  PROGRAM
 3435                mode.  The SCU cannot be added.
 3436 
 3437      Action:   Fix the switches and try addmem again.
 3438 
 3439      Action:   No operator action is required.
 3440 
 3441 
 3442 
 3443                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 3444                addmem:  Reconfiguration database is locked.
 3445 
 3446 
 3447      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 3448 
 3449      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3450 
 3451      Meaning:  Another  process   is  performing  reconfiguration
 3452                currently, or  a fault during  reconfiguration has
 3453                left the reconfiguration tables locked.
 3454 
 3455      Action:   If  it  is  certain   that  no  other  process  is
 3456                reconfiguring,   and   that    the   fault   which
 3457                interrupted  reconfiguration has  been cured,  the
 3458                reconfigure$force_unlock  command may  be used  to
 3459                clear the lock at the direction of system staff.
 3460 
 3461 
 3462 
 3463 
 3464 
 3465 
 3466 
 3467 
 3468 
 3469 
 3470 
 3471 
 3472 
 3473 
 3474 
 3475 
 3476 
 3477 
 3478 
 3479 
 3480 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          60                  11/13/89
 3481 addmem                         -60-                      11/13/89^L
 3482 
 3483 
 3484                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 3485                addmem:   Size   of  MEM  Y  disagrees   with  CPU
 3486                switches.
 3487 
 3488 
 3489      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 3490 
 3491      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3492 
 3493      Meaning:  The memory size on  the configuration card for MEM
 3494                Y disagrees with the size on the CPU switches.
 3495 
 3496      Action:   If  the switches are  incorrect, fix them  and try
 3497                addmem  again.   If   the  configuration  deck  is
 3498                incorrect,  the system must  be shut down  and the
 3499                deck corrected before the SCU can be added.
 3500 
 3501 
 3502 
 3503                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 3504                addmem:  Switches for MEM  Y set improperly on CPU
 3505                X.
 3506 
 3507 
 3508      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 3509 
 3510      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3511 
 3512      Meaning:  The  ADDRESS  ASSIGNMENT  switches  for  SCU Y are
 3513                incorrect on CPU X.
 3514 
 3515      Action:   Correct the switches and try addmem again.
 3516 
 3517 
 3518 
 3519                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
 3520                addmem:  Wrong number of arguments supplied.
 3521 
 3522 
 3523      Stream:   Initializer process output.
 3524 
 3525      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3526 
 3527      Meaning:  Invalid input was typed.
 3528 
 3529      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 3530 
 3531 
 3532 
 3533 
 3534 
 3535 
 3536 
 3537 
 3538 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          61                  11/13/89
 3539 addmem                         -61-                      11/13/89^L
 3540 
 3541 
 3542                [admin_.pl1]
 3543                admin_:   abs   ABS_FUNCTION:   Expected  argument
 3544                missing.  After PREV_ARG.
 3545 
 3546 
 3547      Stream:   $as1
 3548 
 3549      Time:     In response to an operator abs command.
 3550 
 3551      Meaning:  A required value to a control argument supplied in
 3552                the "abs" command line is missing.
 3553 
 3554      Action:   Reenter corrected command line.
 3555 
 3556 
 3557 
 3558                [admin_.pl1]
 3559                admin_:  abs:  ABS_FUNCT:  error:  absentee not up
 3560 
 3561 
 3562      Stream:   $as1
 3563 
 3564      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3565 
 3566      Meaning:  An  abs  command  was   given,  but  the  absentee
 3567                facility had never been started up.  No action was
 3568                taken on the command.
 3569 
 3570      Action:   Type abs start to start up the absentee facility.
 3571 
 3572 
 3573 
 3574                [admin_.pl1]
 3575                admin_:  abs:  ABS_FUNCT:  error:  Invalid abs job
 3576                selection argument:  SSSS
 3577 
 3578 
 3579      Stream:   $as1
 3580 
 3581      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3582 
 3583      Meaning:  The job selection argument  SSSS is not recognized
 3584                as valid.
 3585 
 3586      Action:   Type  "help abs"  for details  of the  abs command
 3587                usage and try again.
 3588 
 3589 
 3590 
 3591 
 3592 
 3593 
 3594 
 3595 
 3596 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          62                  11/13/89
 3597 admin_                         -62-                      11/13/89^L
 3598 
 3599 
 3600                [admin_.pl1]
 3601                admin_:  abs:  ABS_FUNCT:  error:  Job in absentee
 3602                slot X does not match absin entry name SSSS
 3603 
 3604 
 3605      Stream:   $as1
 3606 
 3607      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3608 
 3609      Meaning:  The  entry  name  SSSS  of  the  absin  of the job
 3610                running  in specified  absentee slot  of absX does
 3611                not match the specified absin entry name.
 3612 
 3613      Action:   Recheck job specifications and try again.
 3614 
 3615 
 3616 
 3617                [admin_.pl1]
 3618                admin_:  abs:  ABS_FUNCT:  error:  Job in absentee
 3619                slot    X    does    not    match    absin    path
 3620                DIR_PATH>ENTRY_NAME
 3621 
 3622 
 3623      Stream:   $as1
 3624 
 3625      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3626 
 3627      Meaning:  The pathname  of the absin  of the job  running in
 3628                specified absentee slot of absX does not match the
 3629                specified absin pathname.
 3630 
 3631      Action:   Recheck job specifications and try again.
 3632 
 3633 
 3634 
 3635                [admin_.pl1]
 3636                admin_:  abs:  ABS_FUNCT:  error:  Job in absentee
 3637                slot X does not match request ID YYYY
 3638 
 3639 
 3640      Stream:   $as1
 3641 
 3642      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3643 
 3644      Meaning:  The  ID of the  job running in  specified absentee
 3645                slot of  absX does not  match the specified  ID of
 3646                YYYY.
 3647 
 3648      Action:   Recheck job specifications and try again.
 3649 
 3650 
 3651 
 3652 
 3653 
 3654 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          63                  11/13/89
 3655 admin_                         -63-                      11/13/89^L
 3656 
 3657 
 3658                [admin_.pl1]
 3659                admin_:  abs:  ABS_FUNCT:  error:  Job in absentee
 3660                slot X is not from queue DDDD
 3661 
 3662 
 3663      Stream:   $as1
 3664 
 3665      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3666 
 3667      Meaning:  The  queue of  the absin   of the  job running  in
 3668                specified absentee slot of absX does not match the
 3669                queue number DDDD.
 3670 
 3671      Action:   Recheck job specifications and try again.
 3672 
 3673 
 3674 
 3675                [admin_.pl1]
 3676                admin_:  abs:  ABS_FUNCT:  error:  Job in absentee
 3677                slot X is not from sender SSSS
 3678 
 3679 
 3680      Stream:   $as1
 3681 
 3682      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3683 
 3684      Meaning:  The  sender of  the absin  of the  job running  in
 3685                specified absentee slot of absX does not match the
 3686                specified sender, SSSS.
 3687 
 3688      Action:   Recheck job specifications and try again.
 3689 
 3690 
 3691 
 3692                [admin_.pl1]
 3693                admin_:  abs:  ABS_FUNCT:  error:  Job in absentee
 3694                slot X is not from user NAME.PROJ
 3695 
 3696 
 3697      Stream:   $as1
 3698 
 3699      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3700 
 3701      Meaning:  The job running in specified absentee slot of absX
 3702                is not from specified user, NAME.PROJ.
 3703 
 3704      Action:   Recheck job specifications and try again.
 3705 
 3706 
 3707 
 3708 
 3709 
 3710 
 3711 
 3712 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          64                  11/13/89
 3713 admin_                         -64-                      11/13/89^L
 3714 
 3715 
 3716                [admin_.pl1]
 3717                admin_:  abs:   ABS_FUNCT:  error:  More  than one
 3718                specification of an attribute is present:  SSSS
 3719 
 3720 
 3721      Stream:   $as1
 3722 
 3723      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3724 
 3725      Meaning:  The SSSS  attribute has already been  specified to
 3726                select  an  absentee  job   on  the  operator  abs
 3727                command.  An attribute can only be used once.
 3728 
 3729      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 3730 
 3731 
 3732 
 3733                [admin_.pl1]
 3734                admin_:   abs:   ABS_FUNCT:   error:   No  job  in
 3735                absentee slot X (status= SSSS).
 3736 
 3737 
 3738      Stream:   $as1
 3739 
 3740      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3741 
 3742      Meaning:  The absentee slot absX has an entry status of SSSS
 3743                indicating that no user is using it.
 3744 
 3745      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 3746 
 3747 
 3748 
 3749                [admin_.pl1]
 3750                admin_:  abs:  ABS_FUNCT:  error:  Personid NAME >
 3751                22 characters.
 3752 
 3753 
 3754      Stream:   $as1
 3755 
 3756      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3757 
 3758      Meaning:  The "abs  ABS_FUNCT" operator command  specified a
 3759                user name that is longer than 22 characters.
 3760 
 3761      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 3762 
 3763 
 3764 
 3765 
 3766 
 3767 
 3768 
 3769 
 3770 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          65                  11/13/89
 3771 admin_                         -65-                      11/13/89^L
 3772 
 3773 
 3774                [admin_.pl1]
 3775                admin_:  abs:  ABS_FUNCT:   error:  Projectid SSSS
 3776                is longer than 9 characters.
 3777 
 3778 
 3779      Stream:   $as1
 3780 
 3781      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3782 
 3783      Meaning:  The  "abs ABS_FUNCT" operator  command incorrectly
 3784                specified  a project  name that  is longer  than 9
 3785                characters.
 3786 
 3787      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 3788 
 3789 
 3790 
 3791                [admin_.pl1]
 3792                admin_:    abs:    ABS_FUNCT:    error:   Relative
 3793                pathnames not allowed:  SSSS
 3794 
 3795 
 3796      Stream:   $as1
 3797 
 3798      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3799 
 3800      Meaning:  The pathname of the absin was expected and it must
 3801                be  an  absolute  pathname,  starting  with  a ">"
 3802                character.
 3803 
 3804      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 3805 
 3806 
 3807 
 3808                [admin_.pl1]
 3809                admin_:    abs:   ABS_FUNCT:    error:   Selection
 3810                arguments matched no running absentee jobs.
 3811 
 3812 
 3813      Stream:   $as1
 3814 
 3815      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3816 
 3817      Meaning:  No  running   job  was  found  that   matched  the
 3818                selection  arguments supplied  on the  abs command
 3819                line.
 3820 
 3821      Action:   Recheck job specifications and try again.
 3822 
 3823 
 3824 
 3825 
 3826 
 3827 
 3828 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          66                  11/13/89
 3829 admin_                         -66-                      11/13/89^L
 3830 
 3831 
 3832                [admin_.pl1]
 3833                admin_:  abs:   ABS_FUNCT:  error:  SSSS is  not a
 3834                valid Person.Project.
 3835 
 3836 
 3837      Stream:   $as1
 3838 
 3839      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3840 
 3841      Meaning:  The  "abs  ABS_FUNCT"  operator  command  did  not
 3842                specify a valid Person.Project in the string SSSS.
 3843 
 3844      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 3845 
 3846 
 3847 
 3848                [admin_.pl1]
 3849                admin_:    abs:   ABS_FUNCT:   error:    The  absN
 3850                argument is not valid.
 3851 
 3852 
 3853      Stream:   $as1
 3854 
 3855      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3856 
 3857      Meaning:  The "abs ABS_FUNCT"  operator command cannot allow
 3858                use of the absN argument for job selection.
 3859 
 3860      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 3861 
 3862 
 3863 
 3864                [admin_.pl1]
 3865                admin_:  abs:  ABS_FUNCT:   error:  User name (not
 3866                ""*"") must be given.
 3867 
 3868 
 3869      Stream:   $as1
 3870 
 3871      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3872 
 3873      Meaning:  The "abs ABS_FUNCT" operator command requires that
 3874                a user name be supplied.  Cannot use "*".
 3875 
 3876      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 3877 
 3878 
 3879 
 3880 
 3881 
 3882 
 3883 
 3884 
 3885 
 3886 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          67                  11/13/89
 3887 admin_                         -67-                      11/13/89^L
 3888 
 3889 
 3890                [admin_.pl1]
 3891                admin_:  abs:  ABS_FUNCT:   error:  User name must
 3892                be given.
 3893 
 3894 
 3895      Stream:   $as1
 3896 
 3897      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3898 
 3899      Meaning:  The "abs ABS_FUNCT" operator command requires that
 3900                a user name be supplied.
 3901 
 3902      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 3903 
 3904 
 3905 
 3906                [admin_.pl1]
 3907                admin_:   abs:  ABS_FUNCT:   Invalid queue  number
 3908                DDDD
 3909 
 3910 
 3911      Stream:   $as1
 3912 
 3913      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3914 
 3915      Meaning:  The value after the  -queue job selection argument
 3916                is  invalid.   It  must  be  the  strings  "fg" or
 3917                "foreground" or  a between the values of  1 and 4,
 3918                inclusive.
 3919 
 3920      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 3921 
 3922 
 3923 
 3924                [admin_.pl1]
 3925                admin_:    abs:   ABS_FUNCT:   No   job  selection
 3926                arguments given.
 3927 
 3928 
 3929      Stream:   $as1
 3930 
 3931      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 3932 
 3933      Meaning:  After  processing   the  arguments  on   the  "abs
 3934                abs_funct"  operator  command,  no  job  selection
 3935                arguments were encountered.
 3936 
 3937      Action:   Type  "help abs"  for details  of the  abs command
 3938                usage and try again.
 3939 
 3940 
 3941 
 3942 
 3943 
 3944 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          68                  11/13/89
 3945 admin_                         -68-                      11/13/89^L
 3946 
 3947 
 3948                [admin_.pl1]
 3949                admin_:   abs:  absentee not  up, and will  not be
 3950                started automatically
 3951 
 3952 
 3953      Stream:   $as1
 3954 
 3955      Time:     When operator  entered "abs stop"  before absentee
 3956                facility was started.
 3957 
 3958      Meaning:  The command can be  entered at standard to prevent
 3959                the    absentee   facility   from    starting   up
 3960                automatically after a "startup" command is used.
 3961 
 3962      Action:   No operator action is required.
 3963 
 3964 
 3965 
 3966                [admin_.pl1]
 3967                admin_:  abs:  All absentee  processes have run to
 3968                completion.
 3969 
 3970 
 3971      Stream:   $as1
 3972 
 3973      Time:     When shutting down the absentee facility.
 3974 
 3975      Meaning:  This  message is  printed after  the operator  has
 3976                issued  an  abs  stop  command  or  the system has
 3977                issued  an automatic  abs stop  prior to shutdown.
 3978                The system allows 30 minutes for all absentee jobs
 3979                to finish before logging them out, then prints the
 3980                message.
 3981 
 3982      Action:   It is now safe to proceed with the shutdown.
 3983 
 3984 
 3985 
 3986 
 3987 
 3988 
 3989 
 3990 
 3991 
 3992 
 3993 
 3994 
 3995 
 3996 
 3997 
 3998 
 3999 
 4000 
 4001 
 4002 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          69                  11/13/89
 4003 admin_                         -69-                      11/13/89^L
 4004 
 4005 
 4006                [admin_.pl1]
 4007                admin_:  abs:   auto abs stop will  be at MM/DD/YY
 4008                HHMM.T
 4009 
 4010 
 4011      Stream:   $as1
 4012 
 4013      Time:     In  response to  an  operator  down command  or at
 4014                startup.
 4015 
 4016      Meaning:  This  is the  response to  a down  command if  the
 4017                absentee facility  is running, or to  an abs start
 4018                command if the absentee is brought up after a down
 4019                time has been set.  The  time for an automatic abs
 4020                stop is  20 minutes before  the system is  to shut
 4021                down.  An "abs stop now"  is done 10 minutes after
 4022                the  scheduled shutdown.   Refer also  to the stop
 4023                command description.
 4024 
 4025      Action:   No operator action is required.
 4026 
 4027 
 4028 
 4029                [admin_.pl1]
 4030                admin_:   abs:   Bumping  all  remaining  absentee
 4031                processes.
 4032 
 4033 
 4034      Stream:   $as1
 4035 
 4036      Time:     System shutdown.
 4037 
 4038      Meaning:  The  absentee facility  waits 30  minutes for  all
 4039                absentee jobs  to run to completion  after the abs
 4040                stop command has been  issued.  Then it types this
 4041                message  and bumps  them all.   Refer also  to the
 4042                stop command description.
 4043 
 4044      Action:   No operator action is required.
 4045 
 4046 
 4047 
 4048 
 4049 
 4050 
 4051 
 4052 
 4053 
 4054 
 4055 
 4056 
 4057 
 4058 
 4059 
 4060 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          70                  11/13/89
 4061 admin_                         -70-                      11/13/89^L
 4062 
 4063 
 4064                [admin_.pl1]
 4065                admin_:  abs:   cpu_limit (MMMM), queues  1-4:  WW
 4066                XX YY ZZ (seconds)
 4067 
 4068 
 4069      Stream:   $as1
 4070 
 4071      Time:     In  response to   "abs cpu_limit"  command without
 4072                arguments.
 4073 
 4074      Meaning:  Informative  message indicating current  values of
 4075                cpu_limit  for each  absentee queue.   MMM is  the
 4076                mode, "auto" or "manual".
 4077 
 4078      Action:   No operator action is required.
 4079 
 4080 
 4081 
 4082                [admin_.pl1]
 4083                admin_:  abs:  cpu_limit:  error:  Usage is:  "abs
 4084                cpu_limit l1,l2,l3,l4" (limits in seconds)
 4085 
 4086 
 4087      Stream:   $as1
 4088 
 4089      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 4090 
 4091      Meaning:  Informative  message  that  is  displayed  when an
 4092                operator "abs cpu_limit" command without arguments
 4093                is entered.
 4094 
 4095      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 4096 
 4097 
 4098 
 4099                [admin_.pl1]
 4100                admin_:   abs:  error:   The abs  CCCC command can
 4101                not be used before answering service startup.
 4102 
 4103 
 4104      Stream:   $as1
 4105 
 4106      Time:     In response to an operator abs command.
 4107 
 4108      Meaning:  Only  the "abs stop"  command may be  given before
 4109                the answering service starts  up.  This allows the
 4110                operator to stop the  absentee facility before the
 4111                system finishes initialzation.
 4112 
 4113      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 4114 
 4115 
 4116 
 4117 
 4118 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          71                  11/13/89
 4119 admin_                         -71-                      11/13/89^L
 4120 
 4121 
 4122                [admin_.pl1]
 4123                admin_:   abs:  error:   unknown absentee  command
 4124                WXYZ
 4125 
 4126 
 4127      Stream:   $as1
 4128 
 4129      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 4130 
 4131      Meaning:  The  operator  typed  abs   WXYZ  where  WXYZ  was
 4132                unrecognizable  to  the  system.   No  action  was
 4133                taken.
 4134 
 4135      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 4136 
 4137 
 4138 
 4139                [admin_.pl1]
 4140                admin_:  abs:  ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE PATHNAME
 4141 
 4142 
 4143      Stream:   $as1
 4144 
 4145      Time:     In response to the operator abs command.
 4146 
 4147      Meaning:  The   ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE  was   encountered  when
 4148                trying  to  expand  the  PATHNAME  supplied in the
 4149                operator abs command line.
 4150 
 4151      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 4152 
 4153 
 4154 
 4155                [admin_.pl1]
 4156                admin_:  abs:   list:  error:  No job  in absentee
 4157                slot X.
 4158 
 4159 
 4160      Stream:   $as1
 4161 
 4162      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 4163 
 4164      Meaning:  The absentee slot absX does not exist.
 4165 
 4166      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 4167 
 4168 
 4169 
 4170 
 4171 
 4172 
 4173 
 4174 
 4175 
 4176 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          72                  11/13/89
 4177 admin_                         -72-                      11/13/89^L
 4178 
 4179 
 4180                [admin_.pl1]
 4181                admin_:   abs:  list:   error:  The  absN argument
 4182                cannot be used when absentee is not up.
 4183 
 4184 
 4185      Stream:   $as1
 4186 
 4187      Time:     $reponse
 4188 
 4189      Meaning:  Cannot use the "absN"  argument to select absentee
 4190                jobs to list until  the absentee facility has been
 4191                started.
 4192 
 4193      Action:   Use  other  job  selection  criteria  or type "abs
 4194                start" and try again.
 4195 
 4196 
 4197 
 4198                [admin_.pl1]
 4199                admin_:  abs:  maxq (MMMM):  Q
 4200 
 4201 
 4202      Stream:   $as1
 4203 
 4204      Time:     In response to "abs maxq" without arguments.
 4205 
 4206      Meaning:  Informative  message indicating current  status of
 4207                maxq  and queue  last searched  (Q).  MMMM  is the
 4208                mode, "auto" or "manual".
 4209 
 4210      Action:   No operator action is required.
 4211 
 4212 
 4213 
 4214                [admin_.pl1]
 4215                admin_:   abs:  maxq:    error:  abs  maxqueue has
 4216                invalid value:  XXX
 4217 
 4218 
 4219      Stream:   $as1
 4220 
 4221      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 4222 
 4223      Meaning:  An  abs  maxq  or  abs  start  command  had  as an
 4224                argument something  that was not a  number, or was
 4225                too big,  or was a negative number.   No action is
 4226                taken.
 4227 
 4228      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 4229 
 4230 
 4231 
 4232 
 4233 
 4234 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          73                  11/13/89
 4235 admin_                         -73-                      11/13/89^L
 4236 
 4237 
 4238                [admin_.pl1]
 4239                admin_:  abs:  maxu (MMMM):  UUUU
 4240 
 4241 
 4242      Stream:   $as1
 4243 
 4244      Time:     In response to "abs maxu" operator command without
 4245                arguments.
 4246 
 4247      Meaning:  Informative  message indicating current  status of
 4248                maxu and maximum absentee  users allowed.  MMMM is
 4249                the  mode,  "auto"  or   "manual".   UUUU  is  the
 4250                load_units.
 4251 
 4252      Action:   No operator action is required.
 4253 
 4254 
 4255 
 4256                [admin_.pl1]
 4257                admin_:  abs:  maxu:  error:  abs maxusers may not
 4258                be greater than system maxusers:  SSSS
 4259 
 4260 
 4261      Stream:   $as1
 4262 
 4263      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 4264 
 4265      Meaning:  The  argument, SSSS,  to the  operator "abs  maxu"
 4266                command cannot be greater than the maximum allowed
 4267                users that can be on the system.
 4268 
 4269      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 4270 
 4271 
 4272 
 4273                [admin_.pl1]
 4274                admin_:  abs:  maxu:  error:  abs maxusers may not
 4275                be negative:  SSSS
 4276 
 4277 
 4278      Stream:   $as1
 4279 
 4280      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 4281 
 4282      Meaning:  The  argument, SSSS,  to the  operator "abs  maxu"
 4283                command was not a  positive numeric or the string,
 4284                "auto".  The numeric value is  in tenths of a load
 4285                unit.
 4286 
 4287      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 4288 
 4289 
 4290 
 4291 
 4292 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          74                  11/13/89
 4293 admin_                         -74-                      11/13/89^L
 4294 
 4295 
 4296                [admin_.pl1]
 4297                admin_:  abs:  maxu:  error:  abs maxusers must be
 4298                numeric or "auto":  SSSS
 4299 
 4300 
 4301      Stream:   $as1
 4302 
 4303      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 4304 
 4305      Meaning:  The  argument, SSSS,  to the  operator "abs  maxu"
 4306                command was not a  positive numeric or the string,
 4307                "auto".  The numeric value is  in tenths of a load
 4308                unit.
 4309 
 4310      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 4311 
 4312 
 4313 
 4314                [admin_.pl1]
 4315                admin_:  abs:  qres (MMMM):  WW XX YY ZZ
 4316 
 4317 
 4318      Stream:   $as1
 4319 
 4320      Time:     In response to "abs maxq" without arguments.
 4321 
 4322      Meaning:  Informative  message indicating current  status of
 4323                absentee queue  reservation for each  queue.  MMMM
 4324                is the mode, "auto" or "manual".
 4325 
 4326      Action:   No operator action is required.
 4327 
 4328 
 4329 
 4330                [admin_.pl1]
 4331                admin_:  abs:  qres:  error:  abs qres has invalid
 4332                value:  DDDD
 4333 
 4334 
 4335      Stream:   $as1
 4336 
 4337      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 4338 
 4339      Meaning:  An  invalid  qres  argument  was  detected  in  an
 4340                operator "abs qres" command.  The argument must be
 4341                "auto" or a positive decimal number.
 4342 
 4343      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 4344 
 4345 
 4346 
 4347 
 4348 
 4349 
 4350 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          75                  11/13/89
 4351 admin_                         -75-                      11/13/89^L
 4352 
 4353 
 4354                [admin_.pl1]
 4355                admin_:  abs:  queue limits:  WW XX YY ZZ
 4356 
 4357 
 4358      Stream:   $as1
 4359 
 4360      Time:     In response to "abs qres" operator command.
 4361 
 4362      Meaning:  Informative  message indicating the  current queue
 4363                reservation limits.
 4364 
 4365      Action:   No operator action is required.
 4366 
 4367 
 4368 
 4369                [admin_.pl1]
 4370                admin_:  abs:  Queue errors (*=dropped):
 4371                admin_:  abs:  FG 0 1 2 3 4
 4372                admin_:  abs:  TT VV WW XX YY ZZ
 4373                admin_:  abs:  * * * * * *
 4374 
 4375 
 4376      Stream:   $as1
 4377 
 4378      Time:     In response to "abs queue" operator command.
 4379 
 4380      Meaning:  Displays the  errors for each queue  and indicates
 4381                which  one has  been dropped.   If none  have been
 4382                dropped, the  last line will not  be displayed nor
 4383                will the string "(*=dropped)"  appear in the first
 4384                line.
 4385 
 4386      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 4387 
 4388 
 4389 
 4390                [admin_.pl1]
 4391                admin_:  abs:   release:  error:  Job  in absentee
 4392                slot X is not suspended.
 4393 
 4394 
 4395      Stream:   $as1
 4396 
 4397      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 4398 
 4399      Meaning:  The specified job running in absentee slot of absX
 4400                is not suspended so a release does not apply.
 4401 
 4402      Action:   Recheck job specifications and try again.
 4403 
 4404 
 4405 
 4406 
 4407 
 4408 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          76                  11/13/89
 4409 admin_                         -76-                      11/13/89^L
 4410 
 4411 
 4412                [admin_.pl1]
 4413                admin_:    abs:    release:    error:    Selection
 4414                arguments   matched  no   deferred  or   suspended
 4415                absentee requests.
 4416 
 4417 
 4418      Stream:   $as1
 4419 
 4420      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 4421 
 4422      Meaning:  No suspended or deferred  job was found to release
 4423                with  the arguments  supplied on  the abs  release
 4424                command line.
 4425 
 4426      Action:   Recheck job specifications and try again.
 4427 
 4428 
 4429 
 4430                [admin_.pl1]
 4431                admin_:  abs:  resetting auto abs stop
 4432 
 4433 
 4434      Stream:   $as1
 4435 
 4436      Time:     In response to an operator abs stop command.
 4437 
 4438      Meaning:  An  abs stop  command overrides  an automatic  abs
 4439                stop that was set up by a down command.
 4440 
 4441      Action:   No operator action is required.
 4442 
 4443 
 4444 
 4445                [admin_.pl1]
 4446                admin_:  abs:  start:  error:  absentee already up
 4447 
 4448 
 4449      Stream:   $as1
 4450 
 4451      Time:     In response to an operator abs start command.
 4452 
 4453      Meaning:  abs start was typed twice.  No action was taken on
 4454                the second issuance of the command.
 4455 
 4456      Action:   No operator action is required.
 4457 
 4458 
 4459 
 4460 
 4461 
 4462 
 4463 
 4464 
 4465 
 4466 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          77                  11/13/89
 4467 admin_                         -77-                      11/13/89^L
 4468 
 4469 
 4470                [admin_.pl1]
 4471                admin_:   abs:  start:   error:  absentee  not up.
 4472                cannot restart queue X
 4473 
 4474 
 4475      Stream:   $as1
 4476 
 4477      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 4478 
 4479      Meaning:  Cannot use the "abs start queue" command until the
 4480                absentee facility has been started.
 4481 
 4482      Action:   Issue the "abs start" command and try again.
 4483 
 4484 
 4485 
 4486                [admin_.pl1]
 4487                admin_:  abs:  start:  error:  invalid queue to be
 4488                restarted X
 4489 
 4490 
 4491      Stream:   $as1
 4492 
 4493      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 4494 
 4495      Meaning:  An  invalid  queue  number  was  specified  in  an
 4496                operator "abs start queue"  command line.  It must
 4497                be between 1 and 4 inclusive.
 4498 
 4499      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 4500 
 4501 
 4502 
 4503                [admin_.pl1]
 4504                admin_:  abs:  start:   error:  system coming down
 4505                soon:  no abs start
 4506 
 4507 
 4508      Stream:   $as1
 4509 
 4510      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 4511 
 4512      Meaning:  The system  is shutting down within  30 minutes so
 4513                the absentee facility will not be started.
 4514 
 4515      Action:   No operator action is required.
 4516 
 4517 
 4518 
 4519 
 4520 
 4521 
 4522 
 4523 
 4524 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          78                  11/13/89
 4525 admin_                         -78-                      11/13/89^L
 4526 
 4527 
 4528                [admin_.pl1]
 4529                admin_:  abs:  stop:  error:   abs stop queue only
 4530                works after answering service startup
 4531 
 4532 
 4533      Stream:   $as1
 4534 
 4535      Time:     In response to an operator abs stop queue command.
 4536 
 4537      Meaning:  The answering service must complete initialization
 4538                before the "abs stop queue" command can be used.
 4539 
 4540      Action:   Allow  the system  to complete  initialization and
 4541                try again.
 4542 
 4543 
 4544 
 4545                [admin_.pl1]
 4546                admin_:   abs:  stop:    error:  absentee  stop in
 4547                progress
 4548 
 4549 
 4550      Stream:   $as1
 4551 
 4552      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 4553 
 4554      Meaning:  An  abs start,  abs stop,  abs maxu,  abs maxq, or
 4555                down  command   was  issued  while   the  absentee
 4556                facility was in the process of shutting down.
 4557 
 4558      Action:   Wait for  the message that all  absentee processes
 4559                have run to completion, then reissue the command.
 4560 
 4561 
 4562 
 4563                [admin_.pl1]
 4564                admin_:  abs:  stop:  error:   invalid queue to be
 4565                stopped:  DDDD
 4566 
 4567 
 4568      Stream:   $as1
 4569 
 4570      Time:     In  response  to  an  operator  "abs  stop  queue"
 4571                command.
 4572 
 4573      Meaning:  The value  of the queue number was  not within the
 4574                values of 1 and 4, inclusive.
 4575 
 4576      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 4577 
 4578 
 4579 
 4580 
 4581 
 4582 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          79                  11/13/89
 4583 admin_                         -79-                      11/13/89^L
 4584 
 4585 
 4586                [admin_.pl1]
 4587                admin_:   abs:  stop:   error:  missing  argument:
 4588                queue to be stopped
 4589 
 4590 
 4591      Stream:   $as1
 4592 
 4593      Time:     In  response  to  an  operator  "abs  stop  queue"
 4594                command.
 4595 
 4596      Meaning:  The "abs  stop queue" command was  entered without
 4597                supplying the number of the queue to be stopped.
 4598 
 4599      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 4600 
 4601 
 4602 
 4603                [admin_.pl1]
 4604                admin_:   abs:   stop:   error:   unknown argument
 4605                SSSS
 4606 
 4607 
 4608      Stream:   $as1
 4609 
 4610      Time:     In response to an operator "abs stop" command.
 4611 
 4612      Meaning:  An  unknown argument,  SSSS, was  supplied to  the
 4613                "abs stop" command.
 4614 
 4615      Action:   Type "help abs" for details of the abs command and
 4616                try again.
 4617 
 4618 
 4619 
 4620                [admin_.pl1]
 4621                admin_:  abs:   suspend:  error:  Job  in absentee
 4622                slot X is already suspended.
 4623 
 4624 
 4625      Stream:   $as1
 4626 
 4627      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 4628 
 4629      Meaning:  The specified job running in absentee slot of absX
 4630                is  already  suspended  and  cannot  be  suspended
 4631                again.
 4632 
 4633      Action:   Recheck job specifications and try again.
 4634 
 4635 
 4636 
 4637 
 4638 
 4639 
 4640 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          80                  11/13/89
 4641 admin_                         -80-                      11/13/89^L
 4642 
 4643 
 4644                [admin_.pl1]
 4645                admin_:   abs:    Warning:   cpu  limits   are  in
 4646                seconds.   You just  set  queue  QQ limit  to LLLL
 4647                seconds.
 4648 
 4649 
 4650      Stream:   $as1
 4651 
 4652      Time:     In  response  to   "abs  cpu_limit"  command  with
 4653                arguments.
 4654 
 4655      Meaning:  The  cpu_limit (LLLL)  for  queue  QQ is  below 60
 4656                seconds  which is  likely  to  be a  mistake.  The
 4657                value already given will be still be accepted.
 4658 
 4659      Action:   Reenter  the  command  with  corrected  values  if
 4660                originally incorrect.
 4661 
 4662 
 4663 
 4664                [admin_.pl1]
 4665                admin_:  abs:  Zero errors on all absentee queues.
 4666 
 4667 
 4668      Stream:   $as1
 4669 
 4670      Time:     In response to "abs queue" operator command.
 4671 
 4672      Meaning:  Informative message which  indicates that no queue
 4673                has  been dropped and  no errors recorded  for any
 4674                queue.
 4675 
 4676      Action:   No operator action is required.
 4677 
 4678 
 4679 
 4680                [admin_.pl1]
 4681                admin_:  bump:  USER.PROJECT bumped.
 4682 
 4683 
 4684      Stream:   $as1
 4685 
 4686      Time:     In  response  to  the  bump  command  or  a system
 4687                shutdown.
 4688 
 4689      Meaning:  The  specified user has  been notified that  he or
 4690                she must get off the  system.  If a grace time was
 4691                specified, the user is allowed that amount of time
 4692                to  logout.  Otherwise,  the user  is removed from
 4693                the system immediately.
 4694 
 4695      Action:   No operator action is required.
 4696 
 4697 
 4698 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          81                  11/13/89
 4699 admin_                         -81-                      11/13/89^L
 4700 
 4701 
 4702                [admin_.pl1]
 4703                admin_:  COMMAND:  error:  Invalid FNP tag:  X
 4704 
 4705 
 4706      Stream:   $as1
 4707 
 4708      Time:     Response  to an operator  "load_fnp", "fdump_fnp",
 4709                "dump_fnp", "start_fnp", or "stop_fnp" command.
 4710 
 4711      Meaning:  The supplied  FNP tag was more  than one character
 4712                or was not between a-h inclusive.
 4713 
 4714      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 4715 
 4716 
 4717 
 4718                [admin_.pl1]
 4719                admin_:  COMMAND:  error:  No FNP tag specified.
 4720 
 4721 
 4722      Stream:   $as1
 4723 
 4724      Time:     Response  to an operator  "load_fnp", "fdump_fnp",
 4725                "dump_fnp", "start_fnp", or "stop_fnp" command.
 4726 
 4727      Meaning:  The operator did not supply an FNP identifier.
 4728 
 4729      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 4730 
 4731 
 4732 
 4733                [admin_.pl1]
 4734                admin_:    COMMAND:     error:    No   multiplexer
 4735                specified.
 4736 
 4737 
 4738      Stream:   $as1
 4739 
 4740      Time:     Response  to an  operator "load_mpx",  "dump_mpx",
 4741                "start_mpx", "shutdown_mpx" or "stop_mpx" command.
 4742 
 4743      Meaning:  The operator did not supply a multiplexer name.
 4744 
 4745      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 4746 
 4747 
 4748 
 4749 
 4750 
 4751 
 4752 
 4753 
 4754 
 4755 
 4756 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          82                  11/13/89
 4757 admin_                         -82-                      11/13/89^L
 4758 
 4759 
 4760                [admin_.pl1]
 4761                admin_:  COMMAND:  ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE
 4762 
 4763 
 4764      Stream:   $as1
 4765 
 4766      Time:     In response to operator command, COMMAND.
 4767 
 4768      Meaning:  The  ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE error was  encounted when
 4769                processing the operator command, COMMAND.
 4770 
 4771      Action:   Type "help  COMMAND" for details of  the command's
 4772                usage.
 4773 
 4774 
 4775 
 4776                [admin_.pl1]
 4777                admin_:  COMMAND:  PERSON.PROJECT has "nobump"
 4778 
 4779 
 4780      Stream:   $as1
 4781 
 4782      Time:     System shutdown.
 4783 
 4784      Meaning:  The  PERSON.PROJECT user  cannot be  bumped by the
 4785                automatic  shutdown  or  in  response  to the stop
 4786                command.   The nobump  attribute is  normally only
 4787                used by system administrator users.
 4788 
 4789      Action:   Try  to contact  the user   to arrange  a time  to
 4790                actually shutdown.  If necessary,  the user can be
 4791                bumped by specifying the  channel name in the bump
 4792                command.  This  will only work if  the process has
 4793                not been  disconnected.  Otherwise, you  will have
 4794                to answer "yes" to the shutdown command.
 4795 
 4796 
 4797 
 4798 
 4799 
 4800 
 4801 
 4802 
 4803 
 4804 
 4805 
 4806 
 4807 
 4808 
 4809 
 4810 
 4811 
 4812 
 4813 
 4814 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          83                  11/13/89
 4815 admin_                         -83-                      11/13/89^L
 4816 
 4817 
 4818                [admin_.pl1]
 4819                admin_:  down:  auto shutdown  will be at MM/DD/YY
 4820                HHMM.T
 4821 
 4822 
 4823      Stream:   $as1
 4824 
 4825      Time:     In  response to  an  operator  down command  or at
 4826                startup.
 4827 
 4828      Meaning:  This  is the  response  to  the down  command.  It
 4829                indicates  the scheduled   shutdown time.   A down
 4830                command is issued  automatically at system startup
 4831                time after  a crash; if  a down command  was given
 4832                before  the crash  occurred, and  the time  of the
 4833                scheduled shutdown is more  than 30 minutes in the
 4834                future.
 4835 
 4836      Action:   If  the value  shown  in  the message  is correct,
 4837                proceed.   If not  correct, reset  the shutdown by
 4838                typing down 0 and then try again.
 4839 
 4840 
 4841 
 4842                [admin_.pl1]
 4843                admin_:    down:   error:    no  system   shutdown
 4844                scheduled
 4845 
 4846 
 4847      Stream:   $as1
 4848 
 4849      Time:     In response to operator entering, "down 0".
 4850 
 4851      Meaning:  The "down  0" command line  cancels a down  but no
 4852                system  shutdown  was  scheduled.   No  action was
 4853                taken.
 4854 
 4855      Action:   No operator action is required.
 4856 
 4857 
 4858 
 4859 
 4860 
 4861 
 4862 
 4863 
 4864 
 4865 
 4866 
 4867 
 4868 
 4869 
 4870 
 4871 
 4872 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          84                  11/13/89
 4873 admin_                         -84-                      11/13/89^L
 4874 
 4875 
 4876                [admin_.pl1]
 4877                admin_:   down:  error:    uptime is  earlier than
 4878                downtime.
 4879 
 4880 
 4881      Stream:   $as1
 4882 
 4883      Time:     In response to an operator down command.
 4884 
 4885      Meaning:  The  operator  down  command  specifies  that  the
 4886                expected time that the system will be up is before
 4887                the time that it is  scheduled to be shutdown.  No
 4888                action was taken.
 4889 
 4890      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 4891 
 4892 
 4893 
 4894                [admin_.pl1]
 4895                admin_:  down:  error:  XXX invalid clock time.
 4896 
 4897 
 4898      Stream:   $as1
 4899 
 4900      Time:     In response to an operator down command.
 4901 
 4902      Meaning:  The  time  arguments  of  a  down  command must be
 4903                specified in 4-digit time  or some form acceptable
 4904                to convert_date_to_binary_.  No  action was taken.
 4905                If the second time argument is an invalid time, it
 4906                is considered  part of the message.   This message
 4907                is  also displayed if  the first time  argument is
 4908                not in the future.
 4909 
 4910      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 4911 
 4912 
 4913 
 4914                [admin_.pl1]
 4915                admin_:   down:  Next  shutdown from  DATE_TIME to
 4916                DATE_TIME1 REASON
 4917 
 4918 
 4919      Stream:   $as1
 4920 
 4921      Time:     Response to an operator "down" command.
 4922 
 4923      Meaning:  This  message   tells  when  the   next  scheduled
 4924                shutdown is.
 4925 
 4926      Action:   No operator action is required.
 4927 
 4928 
 4929 
 4930 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          85                  11/13/89
 4931 admin_                         -85-                      11/13/89^L
 4932 
 4933 
 4934                [admin_.pl1]
 4935                admin_:  down:  No shutdown is scheduled.
 4936 
 4937 
 4938      Stream:   $as1
 4939 
 4940      Time:     In response to an operator down command.
 4941 
 4942      Meaning:  The operator  issued a down  0 command to  reset a
 4943                scheduled  automatic  shutdown  when  none  was in
 4944                effect.  No action was taken on the command.
 4945 
 4946      Action:   No operator action is required.
 4947 
 4948 
 4949 
 4950                [admin_.pl1]
 4951                admin_:   down:   resetting  previous  shutdown at
 4952                MM/DD/YY HHMM.T
 4953 
 4954 
 4955      Stream:   $as1
 4956 
 4957      Time:     In response to an operator down command.
 4958 
 4959      Meaning:  A  second down  command has  been issued  before a
 4960                previously issued down  command has been executed.
 4961                The  new shutdown time  is honored instead  of the
 4962                previous one.
 4963 
 4964      Action:   No operator action is required.
 4965 
 4966 
 4967 
 4968                [admin_.pl1]
 4969                admin_:  dump_fnp:  error:  unknown argument AAAA
 4970 
 4971 
 4972      Stream:   $as1
 4973 
 4974      Time:     In response to an operator dump_fnp command.
 4975 
 4976      Meaning:  An unknown argument, AAAA,  was encountered in the
 4977                dump_fnp  command  line.    This  is  an  obsolete
 4978                command.  No action was taken.
 4979 
 4980      Action:   Type "help  dump_mpx" for details of  the dump_mpx
 4981                command and try again.
 4982 
 4983 
 4984 
 4985 
 4986 
 4987 
 4988 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          86                  11/13/89
 4989 admin_                         -86-                      11/13/89^L
 4990 
 4991 
 4992                [admin_.pl1]
 4993                admin_:  dump_mpx:  error:  unknown argument AAAA
 4994 
 4995 
 4996      Stream:   $as1
 4997 
 4998      Time:     In response to an operator dump_mpx command.
 4999 
 5000      Meaning:  An unknown argument, AAAA,  was encountered in the
 5001                dump_mpx command line.  No action was taken.
 5002 
 5003      Action:   Type "help  dump_mpx" for details of  the dump_mpx
 5004                command and try again.
 5005 
 5006 
 5007 
 5008                [admin_.pl1]
 5009                admin_:  ERROR_MESSAGE SYSDIR>absentee_user_table
 5010 
 5011 
 5012      Stream:   $as1
 5013 
 5014      Time:     When operator entered abs command.
 5015 
 5016      Meaning:  The ERROR_MESSAGE gives reason  why system was not
 5017                able to find or  access the absentee_user_table in
 5018                the  SYSDIR directory.   Execution of  the command
 5019                was not completed.
 5020 
 5021      Action:   %inform
 5022 
 5023 
 5024 
 5025                [admin_.pl1]
 5026                admin_:  ERROR_MESSAGE SYSDIR>answer_table
 5027 
 5028 
 5029      Stream:   $as2
 5030 
 5031      Time:     In  response  to  operator  commands  that require
 5032                access to the system answer_table.
 5033 
 5034      Meaning:  The ERROR_MESSAGE gives reason  why system was not
 5035                able  to find  or access  the answer_table  in the
 5036                SYSDIR  directory.  Execution  of the  command was
 5037                not completed.
 5038 
 5039      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 5040 
 5041 
 5042 
 5043 
 5044 
 5045 
 5046 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          87                  11/13/89
 5047 admin_                         -87-                      11/13/89^L
 5048 
 5049 
 5050                [admin_.pl1]
 5051                admin_:  ERROR_MESSAGE SYSDIR>cdt
 5052 
 5053 
 5054      Stream:   $as2
 5055 
 5056      Time:     In  response  to  operator  commands  that require
 5057                access to the system cdt.
 5058 
 5059      Meaning:  The ERROR_MESSAGE gives reason  why system was not
 5060                able  to find  or access   the cdt  in the  SYSDIR
 5061                directory.   Execution  of  the  command  was  not
 5062                completed.
 5063 
 5064      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 5065 
 5066 
 5067 
 5068                [admin_.pl1]
 5069                admin_:  ERROR_MESSAGE SYSDIR>installation_parms
 5070 
 5071 
 5072      Stream:   $as2
 5073 
 5074      Time:     In  response  to  operator  commands  that require
 5075                access to the system installation_parms.
 5076 
 5077      Meaning:  The ERROR_MESSAGE gives reason  why system was not
 5078                able to  find or access the  installation_parms in
 5079                the  SYSDIR directory.   Execution of  the command
 5080                was not completed.
 5081 
 5082      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 5083 
 5084 
 5085 
 5086                [admin_.pl1]
 5087                admin_:  ERROR_MESSAGE SYSDIR>whotab
 5088 
 5089 
 5090      Stream:   $as2
 5091 
 5092      Time:     In  response  to  operator  commands  that require
 5093                access to the system whotab.
 5094 
 5095      Meaning:  The ERROR_MESSAGE gives reason  why system was not
 5096                able to  find or access  the whotab in  the SYSDIR
 5097                directory.   Execution  of  the  command  was  not
 5098                completed.
 5099 
 5100      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 5101 
 5102 
 5103 
 5104 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          88                  11/13/89
 5105 admin_                         -88-                      11/13/89^L
 5106 
 5107 
 5108                [admin_.pl1]
 5109                admin_:  fdump_fnp:  error:  unknown argument AAAA
 5110 
 5111 
 5112      Stream:   $as1
 5113 
 5114      Time:     In response to an operator fdump_fnp command.
 5115 
 5116      Meaning:  An unknown argument, AAAA,  was encountered in the
 5117                fdump_fnp command.   This is an  obsolete command.
 5118                No action was taken.
 5119 
 5120      Action:   Type "help  dump_mpx" for details of  the dump_mpx
 5121                command and try again.
 5122 
 5123 
 5124 
 5125                [admin_.pl1]
 5126                admin_:  load_fnp:  unknown argument AAAA
 5127 
 5128 
 5129      Stream:   $as1
 5130 
 5131      Time:     In response to an operator load_fnp command.
 5132 
 5133      Meaning:  An unknown argument, AAAA,  was encountered in the
 5134                load_fnp  command  line.    This  is  an  obsolete
 5135                command.  No action was taken.
 5136 
 5137      Action:   Type "help  load_mpx" for details of  the load_mpx
 5138                command and try again.
 5139 
 5140 
 5141 
 5142                [admin_.pl1]
 5143                admin_:  load_mpx:  error:  unknown argument AAAA
 5144 
 5145 
 5146      Stream:   $as1
 5147 
 5148      Time:     In response to an operator load_mpx command.
 5149 
 5150      Meaning:  An unknown argument, AAAA,  was encountered in the
 5151                load_mpx command line.  No action was taken.
 5152 
 5153      Action:   Type "help  load_mpx" for details of  the load_mpx
 5154                command and try again.
 5155 
 5156 
 5157 
 5158 
 5159 
 5160 
 5161 
 5162 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          89                  11/13/89
 5163 admin_                         -89-                      11/13/89^L
 5164 
 5165 
 5166                [admin_.pl1]
 5167                admin_:  load_mpx:  error:  unknown argument AAAA
 5168 
 5169 
 5170      Stream:   $as1
 5171 
 5172      Time:     In response to an operator load_mpx command.
 5173 
 5174      Meaning:  An unknown argument, AAAA,  was encountered in the
 5175                load_mpx command line.  No action was taken.
 5176 
 5177      Action:   Type  "help  load_mpx"  for  use  of  the load_mpx
 5178                command and try again.
 5179 
 5180 
 5181 
 5182                [admin_.pl1]
 5183                admin_:  log:  MESSAGE
 5184 
 5185 
 5186      Stream:   $as0
 5187 
 5188      Time:     While system is running.
 5189 
 5190      Meaning:  The log command simply enters its arguments in the
 5191                system log.  It is  occasionally used by operators
 5192                and system programmers to record events.
 5193 
 5194      Action:   No operator action is required.
 5195 
 5196 
 5197 
 5198                [admin_.pl1]
 5199                admin_:   login:   Entry  not  found.   No  MC ACS
 5200                segment for the source SSSS.
 5201 
 5202 
 5203      Stream:   $as1
 5204 
 5205      Time:     In response to operator login command.
 5206 
 5207      Meaning:  An MC  ACS was not found  in >sc1>mc_acs directory
 5208                for the source identifier, SSSS.
 5209 
 5210      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 5211 
 5212 
 5213 
 5214 
 5215 
 5216 
 5217 
 5218 
 5219 
 5220 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          90                  11/13/89
 5221 admin_                         -90-                      11/13/89^L
 5222 
 5223 
 5224                [admin_.pl1]
 5225                admin_:     login:     error:     Usage:     login
 5226                Person.Project SOURCE {-control_args}
 5227 
 5228 
 5229      Stream:   $as1
 5230 
 5231      Time:     In  response  to  operator  login  command with no
 5232                arguments.
 5233 
 5234      Meaning:  Informative  message to   operator when  the login
 5235                command was entered without arguments.
 5236 
 5237      Action:   Also  type  "help  login"  for  further details of
 5238                command line syntax.
 5239 
 5240 
 5241 
 5242                [admin_.pl1]
 5243                admin_:   login:   ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE  Login  not
 5244                permitted for message coordinator source SSSS.
 5245 
 5246 
 5247      Stream:   $as1
 5248 
 5249      Time:     In response to operator login command.
 5250 
 5251      Meaning:  The  error identified  by ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE  was
 5252                encountered  attempting  to  check  the  access to
 5253                login the daemon whose source identifier is SSSS.
 5254 
 5255 
 5256 
 5257                [admin_.pl1]
 5258                admin_:     logout:    error:     Usage:    logout
 5259                Person.Project {SOURCE}
 5260 
 5261 
 5262      Stream:   $as1
 5263 
 5264      Time:     In  response  to   operator  logout  command  when
 5265                entered without arguments.
 5266 
 5267      Meaning:  Informative message indicating usage of the logout
 5268                command.
 5269 
 5270      Action:   Type "help logout" for  further details of command
 5271                usage.
 5272 
 5273 
 5274 
 5275 
 5276 
 5277 
 5278 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          91                  11/13/89
 5279 admin_                         -91-                      11/13/89^L
 5280 
 5281 
 5282                [admin_.pl1]
 5283                admin_:  maxu:  (MMMM):  UUUU (DDDD normal users)
 5284 
 5285      Stream:   $as1
 5286 
 5287 
 5288      Time:     When operator entered "maxu" command.
 5289 
 5290      Meaning:  This  is  an  informative  message  indicating the
 5291                current  values manipulated  by the  maxu command.
 5292                MMMM is the mode, "auto"  or "level".  UUUU is the
 5293                load units  in tenths.  DDDD is the  load units in
 5294                whole numbers.
 5295 
 5296      Action:   No operator action is required.
 5297 
 5298 
 5299 
 5300                [admin_.pl1]
 5301                admin_:  maxu:   Warning:  maxunits are  in tenths
 5302                of load units.
 5303                          You  just  set  maxu  to  UUUU,  or DDDD
 5304                normal users.
 5305 
 5306 
 5307      Stream:   $as1
 5308 
 5309      Time:     When  operator entered  a maxu  command line  that
 5310                specified < 200 load units or 20 normal users.
 5311 
 5312      Meaning:  This message is a warning  to the operator that he
 5313                may have made a mistake  in setting the load units
 5314                of the  system.  A normal system is  not likely to
 5315                set its maximum load units to less than 200.
 5316 
 5317      Action:   Take corrective  action (reenter the  command with
 5318                corrected arguments).
 5319 
 5320 
 5321 
 5322 
 5323 
 5324 
 5325 
 5326 
 5327 
 5328 
 5329 
 5330 
 5331 
 5332 
 5333 
 5334 
 5335 
 5336 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          92                  11/13/89
 5337 admin_                         -92-                      11/13/89^L
 5338 
 5339 
 5340                [admin_.pl1]
 5341                admin_:  maxunits:  error:   XXX invalid value for
 5342                maxunits
 5343 
 5344 
 5345      Stream:   $as1
 5346 
 5347      Time:     In response to an operator maxunits command.
 5348 
 5349      Meaning:  The  argument of  the maxunits  command was  not a
 5350                number, or  was zero, or negative.   No action was
 5351                taken.
 5352 
 5353      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 5354 
 5355 
 5356 
 5357                [admin_.pl1]
 5358                admin_:  rcp:  error:  unknown rcp command RRRR
 5359 
 5360 
 5361      Stream:   $as1
 5362 
 5363      Time:     In response to an operator rcp command.
 5364 
 5365      Meaning:  The operator  has entered an unknown  rcp operator
 5366                on the command line.
 5367 
 5368      Action:   Type "help rcp" for further details on rcp command
 5369                usage.
 5370 
 5371 
 5372 
 5373                [admin_.pl1]
 5374                admin_:  shift:  error:  CCCC invalid clock time.
 5375 
 5376 
 5377      Stream:   $as1
 5378 
 5379      Time:     In response to an operator shift command.
 5380 
 5381      Meaning:  The time  argument of the  shift command is  not a
 5382                valid      clock      time      acceptable      to
 5383                convert_date_to_binary_.
 5384 
 5385      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 5386 
 5387 
 5388 
 5389 
 5390 
 5391 
 5392 
 5393 
 5394 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          93                  11/13/89
 5395 admin_                         -93-                      11/13/89^L
 5396 
 5397 
 5398                [admin_.pl1]
 5399                admin_:   shift:  error:   CCCC is  not within the
 5400                next week.
 5401 
 5402 
 5403      Stream:   $as1
 5404 
 5405      Time:     In response to an operator shift command.
 5406 
 5407      Meaning:  The  time  argument  of  the  shift command cannot
 5408                specify a  time stamp that  is over a  week in the
 5409                future.
 5410 
 5411      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 5412 
 5413 
 5414 
 5415                [admin_.pl1]
 5416                admin_:  shift:  error:  XXXX is not a legal shift
 5417                number.
 5418 
 5419 
 5420      Stream:   $as1
 5421 
 5422      Time:     In response to an operator shift command.
 5423 
 5424      Meaning:  A shift  argument to the  shift command was  not a
 5425                valid decimal number between 1 and 6 inclusive.
 5426 
 5427      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 5428 
 5429 
 5430 
 5431                [admin_.pl1]
 5432                admin_:  shift:  N until DATE_TIME
 5433 
 5434 
 5435      Stream:   $as1
 5436 
 5437      Time:     response to an operator "shift" command.
 5438 
 5439      Meaning:  The  operator has  issued the  shift command.   If
 5440                issued  with no  arguments this  command types the
 5441                current  setting.  If  issued with  arguments, the
 5442                command changes the shift and types the new value.
 5443 
 5444      Action:   No operator action is required.
 5445 
 5446 
 5447 
 5448 
 5449 
 5450 
 5451 
 5452 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          94                  11/13/89
 5453 admin_                         -94-                      11/13/89^L
 5454 
 5455 
 5456                [admin_.pl1]
 5457                admin_:   shutdown_mpx:  error:   unknown argument
 5458                AAAA
 5459 
 5460 
 5461      Stream:   $as1
 5462 
 5463      Time:     In response to an operator shutdown_mpx command.
 5464 
 5465      Meaning:  An unknown argument, AAAA,  was encountered in the
 5466                shutdown_mpx command line.  No action was taken.
 5467 
 5468      Action:   The  shutdown_mpx  command  is  the  same  as  the
 5469                dump_mpx command  except that no dump  is created.
 5470                Type "help dump_mpx" for command usage details and
 5471                try again.
 5472 
 5473 
 5474 
 5475                [admin_.pl1]
 5476                admin_:  stop:   All users are out.   You may shut
 5477                down.
 5478 
 5479 
 5480      Stream:   $as1
 5481 
 5482      Time:     System shutdown.
 5483 
 5484      Meaning:  This is  the response to  the stop command  if all
 5485                users have been logged out.  This message provides
 5486                a  quick  check  of  whether  all  users have been
 5487                bumped since  it does not adversely  affect system
 5488                operation to issue the stop command repeatedly.
 5489 
 5490      Action:   Proceed with the shutdown.
 5491 
 5492 
 5493 
 5494 
 5495 
 5496 
 5497 
 5498 
 5499 
 5500 
 5501 
 5502 
 5503 
 5504 
 5505 
 5506 
 5507 
 5508 
 5509 
 5510 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          95                  11/13/89
 5511 admin_                         -95-                      11/13/89^L
 5512 
 5513 
 5514                [admin_.pl1]
 5515                admin_:   stop:  all  users have  been given  XXXX
 5516                minutes to logout
 5517 
 5518 
 5519      Stream:   $as1
 5520 
 5521      Time:     System shutdown.
 5522 
 5523      Meaning:  A  stop command,  either manual  or automatic, has
 5524                been initiated.   All users have been  warned that
 5525                they  have XXXX minutes  to finish up  and logout.
 5526                After  XXXX  minutes,  all  users  will  be bumped
 5527                except those with the nobump attribute.  The login
 5528                word has  been set so  that no more  users may log
 5529                in.  To  cancel this shutdown, issue  a word login
 5530                command and an unbump * * command.
 5531 
 5532      Action:   No operator action is required.
 5533 
 5534 
 5535 
 5536                [admin_.pl1]
 5537                admin_:  stop:  auto abs stop
 5538 
 5539 
 5540      Stream:   $as1
 5541 
 5542      Time:     While system is running.
 5543 
 5544      Meaning:  It is  30 minutes before an automatic  stop, so an
 5545                automatic abs stop command  is being issued.  This
 5546                is the  result of a previous  down command.  Refer
 5547                also to the stop command description.
 5548 
 5549      Action:   No operator action is required.
 5550 
 5551 
 5552 
 5553                [admin_.pl1]
 5554                admin_:  stop:  Automatic shutdown
 5555 
 5556 
 5557      Stream:   $as1
 5558 
 5559      Time:     System shutdown.
 5560 
 5561      Meaning:  A  down command  issued earlier  has taken effect.
 5562                An automatic stop command  is executed.  All users
 5563                are bumped in three minutes.
 5564 
 5565      Action:   Prepare to shut down the system.
 5566 
 5567 
 5568 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          96                  11/13/89
 5569 admin_                         -96-                      11/13/89^L
 5570 
 5571 
 5572                [admin_.pl1]
 5573                admin_:  stop:   error:  no arguments  are allowed
 5574                for "stop"
 5575 
 5576 
 5577      Stream:   $as1
 5578 
 5579      Time:     In response to an operator stop command.
 5580 
 5581      Meaning:  The  operator has  given an  argument to  the stop
 5582                command.  No arguments are allowed.  No action was
 5583                taken.
 5584 
 5585      Action:   If abs stop was meant, type that command.  If stop
 5586                was  meant, type  that command  instead.  If "down
 5587                ...."  was meant, type in that command.
 5588 
 5589 
 5590 
 5591                [admin_.pl1]
 5592                admin_:  stop:   There were no active  users to be
 5593                bumped.
 5594 
 5595 
 5596      Stream:   $as1
 5597 
 5598      Time:     System shutdown.
 5599 
 5600      Meaning:  The  system did  not find  any active  users to be
 5601                bumped.
 5602 
 5603      Action:   No operator action is required.
 5604 
 5605 
 5606 
 5607                [admin_.pl1]
 5608                admin_:  stop_fnp:  error:  unknown argument AAAA
 5609 
 5610 
 5611      Stream:   $as1
 5612 
 5613      Time:     In response to an operator stop_mpx command.
 5614 
 5615      Meaning:  An unknown argument, AAAA,  was encountered in the
 5616                stop_fnp  command  line.    This  is  an  obsolete
 5617                command.  No action was taken.
 5618 
 5619      Action:   Type "help  stop_mpx" for details of  the stop_mpx
 5620                command and try again.
 5621 
 5622 
 5623 
 5624 
 5625 
 5626 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          97                  11/13/89
 5627 admin_                         -97-                      11/13/89^L
 5628 
 5629 
 5630                [admin_.pl1]
 5631                admin_:  stop_mpx:  error:  unknown argument AAAA
 5632 
 5633 
 5634      Stream:   $as1
 5635 
 5636      Time:     In response to an operator stop_mpx command.
 5637 
 5638      Meaning:  An unknown argument, AAAA,  was encountered in the
 5639                stop_mpx command line.  No action was taken.
 5640 
 5641      Action:   Type "help  stop_mpx" for details of  the stop_mpx
 5642                command and try again.
 5643 
 5644 
 5645 
 5646                [admin_.pl1]
 5647                admin_:      warn:     error:      Usage:     warn
 5648                Person.Project MESSAGE
 5649 
 5650 
 5651      Stream:   $as1
 5652 
 5653      Time:     In  response to  an operator  warn command without
 5654                any arguments.
 5655 
 5656      Meaning:  Informative message  indicating usage of  the warn
 5657                command.
 5658 
 5659      Action:   Also,  type "help warn"  for more details  on warn
 5660                command usage.
 5661 
 5662 
 5663 
 5664                [admin_.pl1]
 5665                admin_:  warn:  NAME.PROJ has "no_warning"
 5666 
 5667 
 5668      Stream:   $as1
 5669 
 5670      Time:     Response to operator warn command.
 5671 
 5672      Meaning:  This  is the  response to  the command  "warn NAME
 5673                PROJ  Message..."  if  the user  has specified the
 5674                -no_warning argument at login.  The message is not
 5675                sent to the user.
 5676 
 5677      Action:   Attempt to contact the user by other means.
 5678 
 5679 
 5680 
 5681 
 5682 
 5683 
 5684 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          98                  11/13/89
 5685 admin_                         -98-                      11/13/89^L
 5686 
 5687 
 5688                [admin_.pl1]
 5689                admin_:  warn:  NAME.PROJ not found.
 5690 
 5691 
 5692      Stream:   $as1
 5693 
 5694      Time:     In response to an operator warn command.
 5695 
 5696      Meaning:  The  warn  command  was  issued  for a nonexistent
 5697                user.  No action was taken.
 5698 
 5699      Action:   The  user is  probably not  logged in.   Check the
 5700                spelling of  the name.  Enter a  corrected command
 5701                line.
 5702 
 5703 
 5704 
 5705                [admin_.pl1]
 5706                admin_:   warn:   USER.PROJ  not  connected  to  a
 5707                channel
 5708 
 5709 
 5710      Stream:   as (sevreity1)
 5711 
 5712      Time:     Response to operator warn command.
 5713 
 5714      Meaning:  This  is the  response to  the command  "warn NAME
 5715                PROJ Message" if the  pointer to the channel table
 5716                entry in  the user table entry for  the named user
 5717                (ute.cdtep) is not set (null).  The message cannot
 5718                be sent to the user.
 5719 
 5720      Action:   Attempt to contact the user by other means.
 5721 
 5722 
 5723 
 5724                [admin_.pl1]
 5725                admin_:   word:   length  of  login-word  must not
 5726                exceed 8 characters
 5727 
 5728 
 5729      Stream:   $as1
 5730 
 5731      Time:     In response to an operator word command.
 5732 
 5733      Meaning:  The operator tried to set  the login word with the
 5734                word command but the  first argument was too long.
 5735                No action was taken on the command.
 5736 
 5737      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 5738 
 5739 
 5740 
 5741 
 5742 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED          99                  11/13/89
 5743 admin_                         -99-                      11/13/89^L
 5744 
 5745 
 5746                [admin_.pl1]
 5747                admin_:  word:  message  truncated; maximum length
 5748                is CCCC characters
 5749 
 5750 
 5751      Stream:   $as1
 5752 
 5753      Time:     In response to an operator word command.
 5754 
 5755      Meaning:  The operator issued the  command "word XXXX TEXT".
 5756                The message TEXT was too long to fit in the dialup
 5757                message buffer.  The login  word has been changed,
 5758                and the  dialup message has been set  to the first
 5759                CCCC characters of the given message.
 5760 
 5761      Action:   Reword   the    message   to   fit    within   the
 5762                CCCC-character limit, and retype the command.
 5763 
 5764 
 5765 
 5766                [admin_.pl1]
 5767                admin_:  word:  TYPE message:  TEXT
 5768 
 5769 
 5770      Stream:   $as1
 5771 
 5772      Time:     In response to an operator word command.
 5773 
 5774      Meaning:  The operator issued the  command "word XXXX TEXT".
 5775                The  login word  was set  to XXXX,  and a  special
 5776                buffer was loaded with the message TEXT so that it
 5777                is typed  out whenever a user dials  up.  The type
 5778                of  system session is  TYPE; this may  be special,
 5779                normal, or shutdown.
 5780 
 5781      Action:   Check the message for accuracy.
 5782 
 5783 
 5784 
 5785                [admin_.pl1]
 5786                admin_:  word:  XXXX is a reserved word.
 5787 
 5788 
 5789      Stream:   $as1
 5790 
 5791      Time:     In response to an operator word command.
 5792 
 5793      Meaning:  The  operator attempted  to set  the system  login
 5794                word  to enter,  enterp, e,  ep, dial,  or d.   No
 5795                action was taken.
 5796 
 5797      Action:   Pick another word and type it in.
 5798 
 5799 
 5800 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         100                  11/13/89
 5801 admin_                        -100-                      11/13/89^L
 5802 
 5803 
 5804                [admin_.pl1]
 5805                admin_:  word:  XXXX; TYPE message:  TEXT
 5806 
 5807 
 5808      Stream:   $as1
 5809 
 5810      Time:     In response to an operator word command.
 5811 
 5812      Meaning:  The  operator  issued  the  word  command  with no
 5813                arguments, and the current values were typed.  The
 5814                login word  is XXXX, the message is  TEXT, and the
 5815                type of session is TYPE.  The TEXT is displayed as
 5816                the   first  line   of  the   greeting  banner  to
 5817                interactive users making the  banner 3 lines long.
 5818                If TEXT is "" (NO  MESSAGE), then nothing is added
 5819                to the normal 2 line greeting banner.
 5820 
 5821      Action:   Check the word, type, and message for accuracy.
 5822 
 5823 
 5824 
 5825                [salv_dir_checker_.pl1]
 5826                ADUIT  (salv_dir_checker_):  GRANTED  modification
 5827                of security out-of-service ADDED_INFO
 5828 
 5829 
 5830      Stream:   $access_audit
 5831 
 5832      Time:     Salvaging
 5833 
 5834      Meaning:  The security-out-of-service switch has been set on
 5835                a directory  because of an AIM  error.  The access
 5836                class  of a branch  was not equal  to that of  the
 5837                containing directory,  or the access class  in the
 5838                directory's  branch was  not equal  to the  access
 5839                class stored in its header.
 5840 
 5841      Action:   Contact the system security administrator.
 5842 
 5843 
 5844 
 5845 
 5846 
 5847 
 5848 
 5849 
 5850 
 5851 
 5852 
 5853 
 5854 
 5855 
 5856 
 5857 
 5858 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         101                  11/13/89
 5859 ADUIT (salv_dir_checker_)     -101-                      11/13/89^L
 5860 
 5861 
 5862                [announce_chwm.pl1]
 5863                announce_chwm:  WWW pages wired, UUU pages usable.
 5864 
 5865 
 5866      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
 5867 
 5868      Time:     System Intialization.
 5869 
 5870      Meaning:  This message is produced when the CHWM paramter is
 5871                specified  on the  PARM CONFIG  card.  WWW  is the
 5872                number of  wired pages in collection  one.  UUU is
 5873                the  number  of   available  main  memory  frames,
 5874                including those  occupied by wired pages,  but not
 5875                those occupied by unpaged segments.
 5876 
 5877      Action:   No operator action is required.
 5878 
 5879 
 5880 
 5881                [announce_chwm.pl1]
 5882                announce_chwm:  WWW.  pages used of XXX.  in wired
 5883                environment.
 5884 
 5885 
 5886      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
 5887 
 5888      Time:     System Intialization.
 5889 
 5890      Meaning:  This message  is produced when the  CHWM parameter
 5891                is specified on the PARM  CONFIG card.  WWW is the
 5892                number of pages of memory which remain unused (out
 5893                of  a maximum  of XXX)  after all  the segments in
 5894                collection  one  have  been  loaded,  and  all the
 5895                segments constructed  by collection one  have been
 5896                created.
 5897 
 5898      Action:   No operator action is required.
 5899 
 5900 
 5901 
 5902 
 5903 
 5904 
 5905 
 5906 
 5907 
 5908 
 5909 
 5910 
 5911 
 5912 
 5913 
 5914 
 5915 
 5916 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         102                  11/13/89
 5917 announce_chwm                 -102-                      11/13/89^L
 5918 
 5919 
 5920                [announce_chwm.pl1]
 5921                announce_chwm:   WWW.   words  used  of  XXX.   in
 5922                int_unpaged_page_tables.
 5923 
 5924 
 5925      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
 5926 
 5927      Time:     System Intialization.
 5928 
 5929      Meaning:  This message  is produced when the  CHWM parameter
 5930                is specified on the PARM  CONFIG card.  WWW is the
 5931                number  of  words  of  the  XXX  word long segment
 5932                int_unpaged_page_tables  used to hold  page tables
 5933                for temporary collection 1 segments.
 5934 
 5935      Action:   No operator action is required.
 5936 
 5937 
 5938 
 5939                [announce_chwm.pl1]
 5940                announce_chwm:   WWW.   words  used  of  XXX.   in
 5941                unpaged_page_tables.
 5942 
 5943 
 5944      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
 5945 
 5946      Time:     System Intialization.
 5947 
 5948      Meaning:  This message  is produced when the  CHWM parameter
 5949                is specified on the PARM  CONFIG card.  WWW is the
 5950                number  of  words  of  the  XXX  word long segment
 5951                unpaged_page_tables used  to hold page  tables for
 5952                permanent "unpaged" segments.
 5953 
 5954      Action:   No operator action is required.
 5955 
 5956 
 5957 
 5958 
 5959 
 5960 
 5961 
 5962 
 5963 
 5964 
 5965 
 5966 
 5967 
 5968 
 5969 
 5970 
 5971 
 5972 
 5973 
 5974 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         103                  11/13/89
 5975 announce_chwm                 -103-                      11/13/89^L
 5976 
 5977 
 5978                [append.pl1]
 5979                append:    error  from   delete_vtoce  for   PATH:
 5980                ERROR_MESSAGE
 5981 
 5982 
 5983      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
 5984 
 5985      Time:     While system is running.
 5986 
 5987      Meaning:  While  deleting  a  VTOC  entry  to  clean  up  an
 5988                unsuccessful attempt  to create an  branch, append
 5989                got an error.  This indicates a logic error in the
 5990                supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware problems.
 5991 
 5992      Action:   Note for system programmer action.
 5993 
 5994 
 5995 
 5996                [append.pl1]
 5997                append:  error from hash$out for PATH:  ERROR_CODE
 5998 
 5999 
 6000      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
 6001 
 6002      Time:     While system is running.
 6003 
 6004      Meaning:  While removing a name  to clean up an unsuccessful
 6005                attempt to  create a branch, append  got an error.
 6006                This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
 6007                CPU or memory hardware problems.
 6008 
 6009      Action:   Note for system programmer action.
 6010 
 6011 
 6012 
 6013                [append.pl1]
 6014                append:    error  from   makeunknown_  for   PATH:
 6015                ERROR_CODE
 6016 
 6017 
 6018      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
 6019 
 6020      Time:     While system is running.
 6021 
 6022      Meaning:  Append made  the new directory PATH  unknown after
 6023                initializing  its  header.    While  doing  so  it
 6024                encountered  an  error.   This  indicates  a logic
 6025                error in the supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware
 6026                problems.
 6027 
 6028      Action:   Note for system programmer action.
 6029 
 6030 
 6031 
 6032 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         104                  11/13/89
 6033 append                        -104-                      11/13/89^L
 6034 
 6035 
 6036                [append.pl1]
 6037                append:   makeunknown_  err  after  quota  err for
 6038                PATH:  ERROR_CODE
 6039 
 6040 
 6041      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
 6042 
 6043      Time:     While system is running.
 6044 
 6045      Meaning:  During  the creation  of a  new directory,  append
 6046                encountered an error moving quota.  While cleaning
 6047                up   from   this   error   a   further  error  was
 6048                encountered.   The  system  continues  to operate.
 6049                This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
 6050                CPU or memory hardware problems.
 6051 
 6052      Action:   Note for system programmer action.
 6053 
 6054 
 6055 
 6056                [as_add_admin_acl_.pl1]
 6057                as_add_admin_acl_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.   Could not add
 6058                PGID to ACL of PATH.
 6059 
 6060 
 6061      Stream:   as (severity2)
 6062 
 6063      Time:     Answering  Service  initialization,  or  while the
 6064                system is running.
 6065 
 6066      Meaning:  An  error  occurred  while  trying  to rebuild the
 6067                access control list (ACL) on PATH where:
 6068 
 6069                ERROR_MESSAGE is an error_table_ message
 6070                PGID is a process group id
 6071                PATH is a full pathname
 6072 
 6073      Action:   Manually   give  PGID   read  access   (or  status
 6074                permission) to PATH.
 6075 
 6076 
 6077 
 6078 
 6079 
 6080 
 6081 
 6082 
 6083 
 6084 
 6085 
 6086 
 6087 
 6088 
 6089 
 6090 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         105                  11/13/89
 6091 as_add_admin_acl_             -105-                      11/13/89^L
 6092 
 6093 
 6094                [as_add_admin_acl_.pl1]
 6095                as_add_admin_acl_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.   Could not add
 6096                to ACL of PATH.
 6097 
 6098 
 6099      Stream:   as (severity2)
 6100 
 6101      Time:     Answering  Service  initialization,  or  while the
 6102                system is running.
 6103 
 6104      Meaning:  Some  fatal error   occurred while  rebuilding the
 6105                access control list  (ACL) of PATH.  ERROR_MESSAGE
 6106                is  an error_table_ message  and PATH is  the full
 6107                pathname of a segment or a directory.
 6108 
 6109      Action:   Contact   the  system   programming  staff.    The
 6110                operation that caused the error must be determined
 6111                and the operation repeated after correction.
 6112 
 6113 
 6114 
 6115 
 6116 
 6117                [as_dump_.pl1]
 6118                as_dump_:   Answering  service   dump  created  in
 6119                segment >sc1>asdump.-.MM/DD/YY-HHMM
 6120 
 6121 
 6122      Stream:   as (severity1)
 6123 
 6124      Time:     While system is running.
 6125 
 6126      Meaning:  Some program  has encountered an  unexpected fault
 6127                and  has  called  for  a  dump  of  the  Answering
 6128                Service.  This segment is automatically dprinted.
 6129 
 6130      Action:   No operator action is required.
 6131 
 6132 
 6133 
 6134                [as_dump_.pl1]
 6135                as_dump_:  Cannot attach I/O switch.  No dump NAME
 6136 
 6137 
 6138      Stream:   as (severity2)
 6139 
 6140      Time:     While system is running.
 6141 
 6142      Meaning:  An  error  occurred  while  dumping.   No dump was
 6143                taken.
 6144 
 6145      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 6146 
 6147 
 6148 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         106                  11/13/89
 6149 as_dump_                      -106-                      11/13/89^L
 6150 
 6151 
 6152                [as_dump_.pl1]
 6153                as_dump_:   Cannot  obtain  quota,  dump  aborted.
 6154                NAME
 6155 
 6156 
 6157      Stream:   as (severity2)
 6158 
 6159      Time:     While system is running.
 6160 
 6161      Meaning:  An  error  occurred  while  dumping.   No dump was
 6162                taken.
 6163 
 6164      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 6165 
 6166 
 6167 
 6168                [as_dump_.pl1]
 6169                as_dump_:  CONDITION while dumping.  Dump aborted
 6170 
 6171 
 6172      Stream:   as (severity1)
 6173 
 6174      Time:     While system is running.
 6175 
 6176      Meaning:  During the attempt to perform an Answering Service
 6177                dump, some unexpected fault occurred.  The dump is
 6178                stopped and the system tries to continue.
 6179 
 6180      Action:   Notify the system programming staff.
 6181 
 6182 
 6183 
 6184                [as_dump_.pl1]
 6185                as_dump_:     ERROR_MESSAGE.      Cannot    attach
 6186                as_dump_stream_    to     FILENAME.     No    dump
 6187                asdump.MM/DD/YY-HHMM
 6188 
 6189 
 6190      Stream:   as (severity1)
 6191 
 6192      Time:     While system is running.
 6193 
 6194      Meaning:  The  Answering  Service  dump  program  could  not
 6195                attach a file for the Answering Service dump.  The
 6196                dump will abort, and the system will continue.
 6197 
 6198      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 6199 
 6200 
 6201 
 6202 
 6203 
 6204 
 6205 
 6206 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         107                  11/13/89
 6207 as_dump_                      -107-                      11/13/89^L
 6208 
 6209 
 6210                [as_dump_.pl1]
 6211                as_dump_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.  Cannot  obtain quota of
 6212                >sc1, dump aborted.  DUMPID
 6213 
 6214 
 6215      Stream:   as (severity2)
 6216 
 6217      Time:     While system is running.
 6218 
 6219      Meaning:  An  error  occurred  while  dumping.   No dump was
 6220                taken.
 6221 
 6222      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 6223 
 6224 
 6225 
 6226                [as_dump_.pl1]
 6227                as_dump_:   Message  coordinator  dump  created in
 6228                segment >sc1>asdump.-.MM/DD/YY-HHMM
 6229 
 6230 
 6231      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
 6232 
 6233      Time:     While system is running.
 6234 
 6235      Meaning:  Some program  has encountered an  unexpected fault
 6236                and  has   called  for  a  dump   of  the  message
 6237                coordinator.    This   segment   is  automatically
 6238                dprinted.
 6239 
 6240      Action:   No operator action is required.
 6241 
 6242 
 6243 
 6244                [as_dump_.pl1]
 6245                as_dump_:  Out of room for dump DUMPID
 6246 
 6247 
 6248      Stream:   as (severity2)
 6249 
 6250      Time:     While system is running.
 6251 
 6252      Meaning:  An  error  occurred  while  dumping.   No dump was
 6253                taken.
 6254 
 6255      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 6256 
 6257 
 6258 
 6259 
 6260 
 6261 
 6262 
 6263 
 6264 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         108                  11/13/89
 6265 as_dump_                      -108-                      11/13/89^L
 6266 
 6267 
 6268                [as_hasp_mpx_.pl1]
 6269                as_hasp_mpx_:   Crash  signalled  for  multiplexer
 6270                TTY.
 6271 
 6272 
 6273      Stream:   $as1
 6274 
 6275      Time:     While system is running.
 6276 
 6277      Meaning:  The physical  connection for the  HASP multiplexer
 6278                on channel  TTY has been broken  either because of
 6279                an  error or  or because   of a  request from  the
 6280                remote host/workstation.
 6281 
 6282      Action:   Check  the console  for a  message concerning this
 6283                channel  from  hasp_mpx.   If  such  a  message is
 6284                found,  refer  to  its  documentation  for further
 6285                action; otherwise, the remote host/workstation has
 6286                requested  termination of  the connection  and the
 6287                I/O  daemons using  this channel  should be logged
 6288                out.
 6289 
 6290 
 6291 
 6292                [as_hasp_mpx_.pl1]
 6293                as_hasp_mpx_:  Duplicate subchannel  name NAME for
 6294                HASP multiplexer TTY.
 6295 
 6296 
 6297      Stream:   $as1
 6298 
 6299      Time:     In  response  to  a  load_mpx  operator command or
 6300                during system initialization.
 6301 
 6302      Meaning:  The  same  name  has  been  used  for  two or more
 6303                subchannels  of the   HASP multiplexer  on channel
 6304                TTY.
 6305 
 6306      Action:   Correct  the CDT  entry for  this multiplexer  and
 6307                reload it.
 6308 
 6309 
 6310 
 6311 
 6312 
 6313 
 6314 
 6315 
 6316 
 6317 
 6318 
 6319 
 6320 
 6321 
 6322 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         109                  11/13/89
 6323 as_hasp_mpx_                  -109-                      11/13/89^L
 6324 
 6325 
 6326                [as_hasp_mpx_.pl1]
 6327                as_hasp_mpx_:     ERROR_MESSAGE.     Cannot    get
 6328                additional  info  from   terminal  type  NAME  for
 6329                multiplexer TTY.
 6330 
 6331 
 6332      Stream:   $as1
 6333 
 6334      Time:     In  response  to  a  load_mpx  operator command or
 6335                during system initialization.
 6336 
 6337      Meaning:  The terminal type specified  by NAME was not given
 6338                an additional_info string in  its TTT entry.  This
 6339                string  is required  to specify  the configuration
 6340                parameters  for the   HASP multiplexer  on channel
 6341                TTY.
 6342 
 6343      Action:   Check both the CDT  entry for this multiplexer and
 6344                the TTT  entry for the terminal  type.  Either the
 6345                wrong  terminal type was  specified in the  CDT or
 6346                the  terminal  type's  definition  is  incomplete.
 6347                Correct whichever table is in error and reload the
 6348                multiplexer.
 6349 
 6350 
 6351 
 6352                [as_hasp_mpx_.pl1]
 6353                as_hasp_mpx_:    ERROR_MESSAGE.   Creating   event
 6354                channel for multiplexer TTY.
 6355 
 6356 
 6357      Stream:   $as1
 6358 
 6359      Time:     In  response  to  a  load_mpx  operator command or
 6360                during system initialization.
 6361 
 6362      Meaning:  A system error arose  during the initialization of
 6363                the HASP multiplexer on channel TTY.
 6364 
 6365      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 6366 
 6367 
 6368 
 6369 
 6370 
 6371 
 6372 
 6373 
 6374 
 6375 
 6376 
 6377 
 6378 
 6379 
 6380 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         110                  11/13/89
 6381 as_hasp_mpx_                  -110-                      11/13/89^L
 6382 
 6383 
 6384                [as_hasp_mpx_.pl1]
 6385                as_hasp_mpx_:    Invalid  PARM   specification  in
 6386                terminal type NAME for multiplexer TTY.
 6387 
 6388 
 6389      Stream:   $as1
 6390 
 6391      Time:     In  response  to  a  load_mpx  operator command or
 6392                during system initialization.
 6393 
 6394      Meaning:  The   value   specified   for   the  configuration
 6395                parameter  PARM in  the additional  info string of
 6396                the   terminal  type   NAME  used   for  the  HASP
 6397                multiplexer  on channel  TTY is  not acceptable to
 6398                the system.
 6399 
 6400      Action:   Correct the value of the  parameter in the TTT and
 6401                reload the multiplexer.
 6402 
 6403 
 6404 
 6405                [as_hasp_mpx_.pl1]
 6406                as_hasp_mpx_:   Invalid subchannel  name NAME  for
 6407                HASP multiplexer TTY.
 6408 
 6409 
 6410      Stream:   $as1
 6411 
 6412      Time:     In  response  to  a  load_mpx  operator command or
 6413                during system initialization.
 6414 
 6415      Meaning:  The  name specified for  a subchannel of  the HASP
 6416                multiplexer on channel TTY does not conform to the
 6417                conventions  defined  in  MAM  Communications  for
 6418                naming such channels.
 6419 
 6420      Action:   Correct  the CDT  entry for  this multiplexer  and
 6421                reload it.
 6422 
 6423 
 6424 
 6425 
 6426 
 6427 
 6428 
 6429 
 6430 
 6431 
 6432 
 6433 
 6434 
 6435 
 6436 
 6437 
 6438 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         111                  11/13/89
 6439 as_hasp_mpx_                  -111-                      11/13/89^L
 6440 
 6441 
 6442                [as_hasp_mpx_.pl1]
 6443                as_hasp_mpx_:  Line type for hasp operator console
 6444                on  multiplexer   TTY  must  be   "HASP_OPR"  when
 6445                configured for login service.
 6446 
 6447 
 6448      Stream:   $as1
 6449 
 6450      Time:     In  response  to  a  load_mpx  operator command or
 6451                during system initialization.
 6452 
 6453      Meaning:  The line type  must be set for HASP_OPR  on a hasp
 6454                operator console subchannel  when it is configured
 6455                for login service.
 6456 
 6457      Action:   Correct  the CDT  entry for  this multiplexer  and
 6458                reload it.
 6459 
 6460 
 6461 
 6462                [as_hasp_mpx_.pl1]
 6463                as_hasp_mpx_:  Load signalled for multiplexer TTY.
 6464 
 6465 
 6466      Stream:   $as1
 6467 
 6468      Time:     While system is running.
 6469 
 6470      Meaning:  The  physical  connection  and  initial connection
 6471                protocl  for the  HASP multiplexer  on channel TTY
 6472                has been completed  successfully.  The multiplexer
 6473                is now ready for use.
 6474 
 6475      Action:   Start the appropriate I/O daemon processes for the
 6476                multiplexer    as   indicated   by    the   system
 6477                administrators  or by  the user  who requested the
 6478                multiplexer be loaded.
 6479 
 6480 
 6481 
 6482 
 6483 
 6484 
 6485 
 6486 
 6487 
 6488 
 6489 
 6490 
 6491 
 6492 
 6493 
 6494 
 6495 
 6496 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         112                  11/13/89
 6497 as_hasp_mpx_                  -112-                      11/13/89^L
 6498 
 6499 
 6500                [as_hasp_mpx_.pl1]
 6501                as_hasp_mpx_:  More than  17 subchannels specified
 6502                for HASP multiplexer TTY (COUNT).
 6503 
 6504 
 6505      Stream:   $as1
 6506 
 6507      Time:     In  response  to  a  load_mpx  operator command or
 6508                during system initialization.
 6509 
 6510      Meaning:  The definition of the  HASP multiplexer on channel
 6511                TTY contains too many subchannels.
 6512 
 6513      Action:   Correct  the CDT  entry for  this multiplexer  and
 6514                reload it.
 6515 
 6516 
 6517 
 6518                [as_hasp_mpx_.pl1]
 6519                as_hasp_mpx_:  Subchannel NAME  of multiplexer TTY
 6520                does not have TYPE service type.
 6521 
 6522 
 6523      Stream:   $as1
 6524 
 6525      Time:     In  response  to  a  load_mpx  operator command or
 6526                during system initialization.
 6527 
 6528      Meaning:  The specified  subchannel of the  HASP multiplexer
 6529                on  channel TTY  was not  given the  slave service
 6530                type   or,  in   the  case   of  operator  console
 6531                subchannels, slave or login.
 6532 
 6533      Action:   Correct  the CDT  entry for  this multiplexer  and
 6534                reload it.
 6535 
 6536 
 6537 
 6538 
 6539 
 6540 
 6541 
 6542 
 6543 
 6544 
 6545 
 6546 
 6547 
 6548 
 6549 
 6550 
 6551 
 6552 
 6553 
 6554 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         113                  11/13/89
 6555 as_hasp_mpx_                  -113-                      11/13/89^L
 6556 
 6557 
 6558                [as_hasp_mpx_.pl1]
 6559                as_hasp_mpx_:   Too  many   printers  and  punches
 6560                configured for HASP multiplexer TTY.
 6561 
 6562 
 6563      Stream:   $as1
 6564 
 6565      Time:     In  response  to  a  load_mpx  operator command or
 6566                during system initialization.
 6567 
 6568      Meaning:  More  than 8 card  punches and line  printers have
 6569                been specified for the HASP multiplexer on channel
 6570                TTY or a card punch and line printer which use the
 6571                same flow control flag  have been specified.  (See
 6572                MAM Communications for a  description of the rules
 6573                for naming card punches and line printers.)
 6574 
 6575      Action:   Correct  the CDT  entry for  this multiplexer  and
 6576                reload it.
 6577 
 6578 
 6579 
 6580                [as_hasp_mpx_.pl1]
 6581                as_hasp_mpx_:   Unexpected  wakeup  (DATA1  DATA2)
 6582                from process ID.
 6583 
 6584 
 6585      Stream:   $as1
 6586 
 6587      Time:     While system is running.
 6588 
 6589      Meaning:  A  message  was  received  from  the process whose
 6590                processid  is  the  12-digit  octal  value ID; the
 6591                contents  of  the  message  are  given  by the two
 6592                12-digit octal values DATA1 and DATA2.  No message
 6593                was expected at this time.  The wakeup is ignored.
 6594 
 6595      Action:   No operator action is required.
 6596 
 6597 
 6598 
 6599 
 6600 
 6601 
 6602 
 6603 
 6604 
 6605 
 6606 
 6607 
 6608 
 6609 
 6610 
 6611 
 6612 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         114                  11/13/89
 6613 as_hasp_mpx_                  -114-                      11/13/89^L
 6614 
 6615 
 6616                [as_hasp_mpx_.pl1]
 6617                as_hasp_mpx_:   Wakeup  from  multiplexer  TTY has
 6618                invalid state code VALUE.
 6619 
 6620 
 6621      Stream:   $as1
 6622 
 6623      Time:     While system is running.
 6624 
 6625      Meaning:  A  message  was  received  indicating  a change of
 6626                state for the multiplexer on channel TTY; however,
 6627                the  new state  of the  multiplexer, given  by the
 6628                decimal  number VALUE,  is not  recognized by this
 6629                module.
 6630 
 6631      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 6632 
 6633 
 6634 
 6635                [as_init_.pl1]
 6636                as_init_:    Answering    Service   initialization
 6637                failed.
 6638 
 6639 
 6640      Stream:   $as2
 6641 
 6642      Time:     System Intialization.
 6643 
 6644      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
 6645                CPU   or  memory  hardware   problems.   Answering
 6646                Service  initialization  failed.   Normally,  this
 6647                message is preceded by  a more specific indication
 6648                of the reason for failure.
 6649 
 6650      Action:   Contact the system  programming staff.  Attempt to
 6651                correct the problem and try startup again.
 6652 
 6653 
 6654 
 6655 
 6656 
 6657 
 6658 
 6659 
 6660 
 6661 
 6662 
 6663 
 6664 
 6665 
 6666 
 6667 
 6668 
 6669 
 6670 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         115                  11/13/89
 6671 as_init_                      -115-                      11/13/89^L
 6672 
 6673 
 6674                [as_init_.pl1]
 6675                as_init_:  CDT rethreading complete.
 6676 
 6677 
 6678      Stream:   $as1
 6679 
 6680      Time:     System Intialization.
 6681 
 6682      Meaning:  Rethreading  of  Channel  Definition  Table  (CDT)
 6683                entries  into  a  multiplexer/subchannel hierarchy
 6684                completed  successfully.    System  initialization
 6685                continues.
 6686 
 6687      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
 6688 
 6689 
 6690 
 6691                [as_init_.pl1]
 6692                as_init_:   CDT   threading  inconsistency  found.
 6693                Rethreading.
 6694 
 6695 
 6696      Stream:   $as1
 6697 
 6698      Time:     System Intialization.
 6699 
 6700      Meaning:  An error was detected  while tracing the threading
 6701                of Channel  Definition Table (CDT) entries  into a
 6702                hierarchy  of multiplexer and  subchannel entries.
 6703                $err   The  entire   channel  hierarchy   will  be
 6704                rethreaded.
 6705 
 6706      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
 6707 
 6708 
 6709 
 6710 
 6711 
 6712 
 6713 
 6714 
 6715 
 6716 
 6717 
 6718 
 6719 
 6720 
 6721 
 6722 
 6723 
 6724 
 6725 
 6726 
 6727 
 6728 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         116                  11/13/89
 6729 as_init_                      -116-                      11/13/89^L
 6730 
 6731 
 6732                [as_init_.pl1]
 6733                as_init_:    Condition   COND   signalled   during
 6734                startup.  Taking AS dump.  CONDITION_INFO
 6735 
 6736 
 6737                S.  $as1
 6738 
 6739      Time:     System Intialization.
 6740 
 6741      Meaning:  An  unexpected  condition   COND  occurred  during
 6742                system initialization.  An  answering service dump
 6743                is  taken.  The  stack trace  information in  this
 6744                dump further  describes the error.  Some  steps of
 6745                Answering   Service    initialization   were   not
 6746                performed.  This  may cause the system  to operate
 6747                incorrectly.  CONDITION_INFO if optionally present
 6748                if  further  information  about  the  condition is
 6749                available.
 6750 
 6751      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 6752 
 6753 
 6754 
 6755                [as_init_.pl1]
 6756                as_init_:     Condition   was    signalled   while
 6757                processing another condition.  CONDITION
 6758 
 6759 
 6760      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
 6761 
 6762      Time:     System Intialization.
 6763 
 6764      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
 6765                CPU or memory hardware problems.  During Answering
 6766                Service  initialization,  a  CONDITION  was raised
 6767                while   as_init_  was   already  processing   some
 6768                condition.  It may be that the error occured while
 6769                making  an   as_dump  for  the   first  condition.
 6770                as_init_ will not attempt  to make an as_dump, but
 6771                will instead abort the initialization.
 6772 
 6773      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 6774 
 6775 
 6776 
 6777 
 6778 
 6779 
 6780 
 6781 
 6782 
 6783 
 6784 
 6785 
 6786 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         117                  11/13/89
 6787 as_init_                      -117-                      11/13/89^L
 6788 
 6789 
 6790                [as_init_.pl1]
 6791                as_init_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.
 6792 
 6793 
 6794      Stream:   $as1
 6795 
 6796      Time:     System Intialization.
 6797 
 6798      Meaning:  A  fatal error  occurred during  Answering Service
 6799                initialization.   Previous  messages  describe the
 6800                error in more detail.
 6801 
 6802      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
 6803 
 6804 
 6805 
 6806                [as_init_.pl1]
 6807                as_init_:          ERROR_MESSAGE.          Calling
 6808                multiplexer_mgr_$ENTRYPOINT.
 6809 
 6810 
 6811      Stream:   $as1
 6812 
 6813      Time:     System Intialization.
 6814 
 6815      Meaning:  The  multiplexer_mgr_  failed  when  accessing the
 6816                Channel   Definition   Table    (CDT)   in   >sc1,
 6817                initializing   the  CDT   or  loading   the  FNPs.
 6818                ERROR_MESSAGE  is  the  text  associated  with the
 6819                error    code   returned    by   multiplexer_mgr_.
 6820                Answering   service  initialization   fails.   The
 6821                system  administrator must   enter admin  mode and
 6822                correct the problem.  Then reboot the system.
 6823 
 6824      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
 6825 
 6826 
 6827 
 6828 
 6829 
 6830 
 6831 
 6832 
 6833 
 6834 
 6835 
 6836 
 6837 
 6838 
 6839 
 6840 
 6841 
 6842 
 6843 
 6844 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         118                  11/13/89
 6845 as_init_                      -118-                      11/13/89^L
 6846 
 6847 
 6848                [as_init_.pl1]
 6849                as_init_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.  Calling ROUTINE.
 6850 
 6851 
 6852      Stream:   $as1
 6853 
 6854      Time:     System Intialization.
 6855 
 6856      Meaning:  An  error  occurred  when  calling  ROUTINE during
 6857                Answering  Service initialization.   ERROR_MESSAGE
 6858                is  the  text  associated   with  the  error  code
 6859                returned    by    ROUTINE.     Answering   service
 6860                initialization  fails.   The  system administrator
 6861                must  enter admin  mode and  correct the  problem.
 6862                Then reboot the system.
 6863 
 6864      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
 6865 
 6866 
 6867 
 6868                [as_init_.pl1]
 6869                as_init_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.  Cannot create pit_temp_
 6870 
 6871 
 6872      Stream:   $as1
 6873 
 6874      Time:     System Intialization.
 6875 
 6876      Meaning:  The system could not create a temporary segment in
 6877                the Answering Service process's process directory.
 6878                This  is a fatal  error that will  cause answering
 6879                service startup to fail.
 6880 
 6881      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
 6882 
 6883 
 6884 
 6885                [as_init_.pl1]
 6886                as_init_:   ERROR_MESSAGE.  Cannot  create sat.ht.
 6887                REASON
 6888 
 6889 
 6890      Stream:   $as1
 6891 
 6892      Time:     System Intialization.
 6893 
 6894      Meaning:  This message indicates that  the sat is damaged or
 6895                that a storage system error prevented the creation
 6896                of  a  new  hash  table  for  the  sat.  Answering
 6897                Service startup will fail.
 6898 
 6899      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
 6900 
 6901 
 6902 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         119                  11/13/89
 6903 as_init_                      -119-                      11/13/89^L
 6904 
 6905 
 6906                [as_init_.pl1]
 6907                as_init_:      ERROR_MESSAGE.     cdt_mgr_$thread:
 6908                ADDED_INFO
 6909 
 6910 
 6911      Stream:   $as1
 6912 
 6913      Time:     System Intialization.
 6914 
 6915      Meaning:  as_init_  called cdt_mgr_$thread  to rethread  the
 6916                Channel  Definition  Table  (CDT)  entries  into a
 6917                multiplexer/subchannel     hierarchy.     cdt_mgr_
 6918                encountered an unexpected error.  ERROR_MESSAGE is
 6919                the text  associated with the error  code returned
 6920                by  cdt_mgr_.   ADDED_INFO  further  describes the
 6921                error  and whether  or not  further rethreading is
 6922                attempted.
 6923 
 6924      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
 6925 
 6926 
 6927 
 6928                [as_init_.pl1]
 6929                as_init_:    ERROR_MESSAGE.    Could   not  create
 6930                SYSTEM_CONTROL_DIR>TABLE.
 6931 
 6932 
 6933      Stream:   $as1
 6934 
 6935      Time:     System Intialization.
 6936 
 6937      Meaning:  The  Initializer could  not create  a new  segment
 6938                TABLE  in  SYSTEM_CONTROL_DIR.   Answering service
 6939                initialization  fails.   The  system administrator
 6940                must  enter admin  mode, and  type "create TABLE",
 6941                where TABLE is the  name given above.  Then reboot
 6942                the system.
 6943 
 6944      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
 6945 
 6946 
 6947 
 6948 
 6949 
 6950 
 6951 
 6952 
 6953 
 6954 
 6955 
 6956 
 6957 
 6958 
 6959 
 6960 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         120                  11/13/89
 6961 as_init_                      -120-                      11/13/89^L
 6962 
 6963 
 6964                [as_init_.pl1]
 6965                as_init_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.  Could  not force access
 6966                on SYSTEM_CONTROL_DIR>TABLE.
 6967 
 6968 
 6969      Stream:   $as1
 6970 
 6971      Time:     System Intialization.
 6972 
 6973      Meaning:  The  Initializer could not  change the ACL  on the
 6974                TABLE  segment  in  SYSTEM_CONTROL_DIR.  Answering
 6975                service   initialization    fails.    The   system
 6976                administrator must  enter admin mode,  and correct
 6977                the problem.  Then reboot the system.
 6978 
 6979      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
 6980 
 6981 
 6982 
 6983 
 6984 
 6985 
 6986                [as_init_.pl1]
 6987                as_init_:   ERROR_MESSAGE.    Could  not  initiate
 6988                SYSTEM_CONTROL_DIR>TABLE.
 6989 
 6990 
 6991      Stream:   $as1
 6992 
 6993      Time:     System Intialization.
 6994 
 6995      Meaning:  The  Initializer  could  not  initiate  the  TABLE
 6996                segment in  SYSTEM_CONTROL_DIR.  Answering service
 6997                initialization  fails.   The  system administrator
 6998                must  enter admin  mode, and  correct the problem.
 6999                Then reboot the system.
 7000 
 7001      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
 7002 
 7003 
 7004 
 7005 
 7006 
 7007 
 7008 
 7009 
 7010 
 7011 
 7012 
 7013 
 7014 
 7015 
 7016 
 7017 
 7018 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         121                  11/13/89
 7019 as_init_                      -121-                      11/13/89^L
 7020 
 7021 
 7022                [as_init_.pl1]
 7023                as_init_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.  Could  not set priority
 7024                for IPC wait channels.
 7025 
 7026 
 7027      Stream:   $as1
 7028 
 7029      Time:     System Intialization.
 7030 
 7031      Meaning:  A   call  to  ipc_$set_wait_prior   failed.   This
 7032                indicates a logic error  in the supervisor, or CPU
 7033                or memory hardware problems.
 7034 
 7035      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
 7036 
 7037 
 7038 
 7039                [as_init_.pl1]
 7040                as_init_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.  Could not set RW access
 7041                on SYSTEM_CONTROL_DIR>TABLE.
 7042 
 7043 
 7044      Stream:   $as1
 7045 
 7046      Time:     System Intialization.
 7047 
 7048      Meaning:  An error occurred attempting to add ACL entries to
 7049                TABLE  in  SYSTEM_CONTROL_DIR.   Answering Service
 7050                initialization  fails.   The  system administrator
 7051                must  enter admin  mode and  correct the  problem.
 7052                Then reboot the system.
 7053 
 7054      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
 7055 
 7056 
 7057 
 7058                [as_init_.pl1]
 7059                as_init_:   ERROR_MESSAGE.   Error  while defining
 7060                initial work classes.
 7061 
 7062 
 7063      Stream:   $as1
 7064 
 7065      Time:     System Intialization.
 7066 
 7067      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
 7068                CPU   or  memory  hardware   problems.   Answering
 7069                Service   initialization    fails.    The   system
 7070                administrator  must enter  admin mode  and correct
 7071                the problem.  Then reboot the system.
 7072 
 7073      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
 7074 
 7075 
 7076 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         122                  11/13/89
 7077 as_init_                      -122-                      11/13/89^L
 7078 
 7079 
 7080                [as_init_.pl1]
 7081                as_init_:    ERROR_MESSAGE.    Initialization   of
 7082                MODULE failed.  {ADDED_INFO.}
 7083 
 7084 
 7085      Stream:   $as1
 7086 
 7087      Time:     System Intialization.
 7088 
 7089      Meaning:  MODULE  was being  initialized when  it detected a
 7090                problem.  It  called sub_err_ to report  the error
 7091                to   as_init_.   ERROR_MESSAGE   gives  the   text
 7092                associated with the error  code MODULE returned to
 7093                as_init_.   If present,  ADDED_INFO gives  further
 7094                details   about  the   problem.   Some   steps  of
 7095                Answering   Service    initialization   were   not
 7096                performed.  This  may cause the system  to operate
 7097                incorrectly.
 7098 
 7099      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 7100 
 7101 
 7102 
 7103                [as_init_.pl1]
 7104                as_init_:    ERROR_MESSAGE.     MODULE   signalled
 7105                sub_error_;        initialization       continues.
 7106                {ADDED_INFO.}
 7107 
 7108 
 7109      Stream:   $as1
 7110 
 7111      Time:     System Intialization.
 7112 
 7113      Meaning:  MODULE  was being  initialized when  it detected a
 7114                problem.  It  called sub_err_ to report  the error
 7115                to   as_init_.   ERROR_MESSAGE   gives  the   text
 7116                associated with the error  code MODULE returned to
 7117                as_init_.   If present,  ADDED_INFO gives  further
 7118                details about the  problem.  Initialization of the
 7119                module continues.
 7120 
 7121      Action:   $contact.
 7122 
 7123 
 7124 
 7125 
 7126 
 7127 
 7128 
 7129 
 7130 
 7131 
 7132 
 7133 
 7134 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         123                  11/13/89
 7135 as_init_                      -123-                      11/13/89^L
 7136 
 7137 
 7138                [as_init_.pl1]
 7139                as_init_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.   Repeated CDT threading
 7140                inconsistencies.
 7141 
 7142 
 7143      Stream:   $as1
 7144 
 7145      Time:     System Intialization.
 7146 
 7147      Meaning:  Channel Definition Table  (CDT) entry threads were
 7148                found  to   be  damaged  even   after  rethreading
 7149                completed  successfully.  This  indicates a  logic
 7150                error in the supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware
 7151                problems.
 7152 
 7153      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
 7154 
 7155 
 7156 
 7157                [as_init_.pl1]
 7158                as_init_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.  Shutting down the login
 7159                server request mechanism.
 7160 
 7161 
 7162      Stream:   $as1
 7163 
 7164      Time:     System shutdown.
 7165 
 7166      Meaning:  An  error occurred  while shutting  down the login
 7167                server request mechanism.  The ERROR_MESSAGE gives
 7168                the text  associated with the error  code returned
 7169                from ls_request_server_$shutdown.
 7170 
 7171      Action:   No operator action is required.
 7172 
 7173 
 7174 
 7175 
 7176 
 7177 
 7178 
 7179 
 7180 
 7181 
 7182 
 7183 
 7184 
 7185 
 7186 
 7187 
 7188 
 7189 
 7190 
 7191 
 7192 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         124                  11/13/89
 7193 as_init_                      -124-                      11/13/89^L
 7194 
 7195 
 7196                [as_init_.pl1]
 7197                as_init_:                           ERROR_MESSAGE.
 7198                SYSTEM_CONTROL_DIR>TABLE.  Forcing access.
 7199 
 7200 
 7201      Stream:   $as1
 7202 
 7203      Time:     System Intialization.
 7204 
 7205      Meaning:  During    system    initialization,    TABLE    in
 7206                SYSTEM_CONTROL_DIR was found  to have an incorrect
 7207                ACL.  Access was set for Initializer.SysDaemon.
 7208 
 7209      Action:   No operator action is required.
 7210 
 7211 
 7212 
 7213 
 7214 
 7215                [as_init_.pl1]
 7216                as_init_:   installation_parms  damaged.   N  rate
 7217                structures defined; from I to J allowed.
 7218 
 7219 
 7220      Stream:   $as1
 7221 
 7222      Time:     System Intialization.
 7223 
 7224      Meaning:  The installation_parms table  claims to declare an
 7225                unallowed   number  of   rate  structures.    This
 7226                indicates  that the  table has  been damaged.  The
 7227                system  administrator  must  rectify  the  problem
 7228                using   ed_installation_parms  from   admin  mode,
 7229                before the Answering  Service will initialize.  It
 7230                will  be  necessary  to  re-boot  Multics to retry
 7231                Answering Service initialization.
 7232 
 7233      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
 7234 
 7235 
 7236 
 7237 
 7238 
 7239 
 7240 
 7241 
 7242 
 7243 
 7244 
 7245 
 7246 
 7247 
 7248 
 7249 
 7250 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         125                  11/13/89
 7251 as_init_                      -125-                      11/13/89^L
 7252 
 7253 
 7254                [as_init_.pl1]
 7255                as_init_:    Multics   SYSID;   Answering  Service
 7256                VERSION
 7257 
 7258 
 7259      Stream:   $as1
 7260 
 7261      Time:     System Intialization.
 7262 
 7263      Meaning:  Answering  Service initialization is  complete and
 7264                users may now log  in.  The current system version
 7265                number,  from  the  system  tape,  is  SYSID.  The
 7266                current   Answering  Service  version   number  is
 7267                VERSION.
 7268 
 7269      Action:   Proceed with startup.
 7270 
 7271 
 7272 
 7273                [as_init_.pl1]
 7274                as_init_:   No  "tcd"  card  in  the  config deck.
 7275                Assuming APT size of 1000.
 7276 
 7277 
 7278      Stream:   $as1
 7279 
 7280      Time:     System Intialization.
 7281 
 7282      Meaning:  This message  indicates that there is  no TCD card
 7283                in  the  config  deck.   The  system  will operate
 7284                normally, but  it is recommended that  an explicit
 7285                TCD card be added at the first convenience.
 7286 
 7287      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
 7288 
 7289 
 7290 
 7291                [as_init_.pl1]
 7292                as_init_:  rebuilding SAT hash table.
 7293 
 7294 
 7295      Stream:   $as1
 7296 
 7297      Time:     System Intialization.
 7298 
 7299      Meaning:  The  hash table  for the  SAT was  corrupted.  The
 7300                hash table is regenerated.
 7301 
 7302      Action:   No operator action is required.
 7303 
 7304 
 7305 
 7306 
 7307 
 7308 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         126                  11/13/89
 7309 as_init_                      -126-                      11/13/89^L
 7310 
 7311 
 7312                [as_init_.pl1]
 7313                as_init_:    Resource   management   is  disabled;
 7314                >sc1>rtdt needs it enabled.
 7315 
 7316 
 7317      Stream:   $as1
 7318 
 7319      Time:     System Intialization.
 7320 
 7321      Meaning:  The  copy  of  installation_parms  encountered  by
 7322                system startup claims that RCP resource management
 7323                is disabled.   This disagrees with  information in
 7324                the  RTDT.   If  startup  were  to  continue,  all
 7325                information in resource  registries would be lost.
 7326                Answering   Service  initialization   fails.   The
 7327                system        administrator        must        use
 7328                ed_installation_parms  from admin  mode to  repair
 7329                the damage.  Then reboot the system.
 7330 
 7331      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
 7332 
 7333 
 7334 
 7335                [as_init_.pl1]
 7336                as_init_:     SAT   version    inconsistent   with
 7337                declarations used in this program.
 7338 
 7339 
 7340      Stream:   $as1
 7341 
 7342      Time:     System Intialization.
 7343 
 7344      Meaning:  The  version number  stored  in  the SAT  does not
 7345                match  the  expected  version  number,  which is a
 7346                constant in the  Answering Service programs.  This
 7347                may  be because  the  SAT  has been  destroyed, or
 7348                because  an  incorrect  version  of  the Answering
 7349                Service  programs  is   being  used.   This  error
 7350                crashes the system.
 7351 
 7352      Action:   Contact  the  system  administrator.   The  System
 7353                Administrator must  either generate a new  SAT, or
 7354                install  the  correct  version  of  the  Answering
 7355                Service.   If  the  System  Administrator  is  not
 7356                available,  enter   admin  mode  and   attempt  to
 7357                retrieve a recent copy of the SAT.  Then exit from
 7358                admin mode and try startup again.
 7359 
 7360 
 7361 
 7362 
 7363 
 7364 
 7365 
 7366 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         127                  11/13/89
 7367 as_init_                      -127-                      11/13/89^L
 7368 
 7369 
 7370                [as_init_.pl1]
 7371                as_init_:     SYSTEM_CONTROL_DIR>TABLE    missing.
 7372                Creating new one.
 7373 
 7374 
 7375      Stream:   $as1
 7376 
 7377      Time:     System Intialization.
 7378 
 7379      Meaning:  A   new   version   of   TABLE   was   created  in
 7380                SYSTEM_CONTROL_DIR     as    part     of    system
 7381                initialization.
 7382 
 7383      Action:   No operator action is required.
 7384 
 7385 
 7386 
 7387                [as_init_.pl1]
 7388                as_init_:  The requested action was not performed.
 7389                Cannot type go twice.
 7390 
 7391 
 7392      Stream:   $as1
 7393 
 7394      Time:     System Intialization.
 7395 
 7396      Meaning:  The operator typed go  when Multics was already in
 7397                operation.  No action was taken.
 7398 
 7399      Action:   No operator action is required.
 7400 
 7401 
 7402 
 7403                [as_init_.pl1]
 7404                as_init_:  The requested action was not performed.
 7405                Type multics first.
 7406 
 7407 
 7408      Stream:   $as1
 7409 
 7410      Time:     System Intialization.
 7411 
 7412      Meaning:  The operator typed go  without typing multics.  No
 7413                action was taken.
 7414 
 7415      Action:   Type multics first, or startup.
 7416 
 7417 
 7418 
 7419 
 7420 
 7421 
 7422 
 7423 
 7424 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         128                  11/13/89
 7425 as_init_                      -128-                      11/13/89^L
 7426 
 7427 
 7428                [as_init_.pl1]
 7429                as_init_:  The requested action was not performed.
 7430                Multics already initialized.
 7431 
 7432 
 7433      Stream:   $as1
 7434 
 7435      Time:     System Intialization.
 7436 
 7437      Meaning:  The  operator typed  startup, multics,  or go when
 7438                Multics was  already in operation.  No  action was
 7439                taken.
 7440 
 7441      Action:   No operator action is required.
 7442 
 7443 
 7444 
 7445                [as_init_.pl1]
 7446                as_init_:  This  procedure does not  implement the
 7447                requested version.  installation_parms version N.
 7448 
 7449 
 7450      Stream:   $as1
 7451 
 7452      Time:     System Intialization.
 7453 
 7454      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
 7455                CPU    or   memory    hardware   problems.     The
 7456                installation_parms segment has  been damaged or is
 7457                not  up-to-date.   The  system  administrator must
 7458                rectify  the  problem  using ed_installation_parms
 7459                from admin mode, before the Answering Service will
 7460                initialize.   It  will  be  necessary  to  re-boot
 7461                Multics to retry Answering Serviceinitialization.
 7462 
 7463      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
 7464 
 7465 
 7466 
 7467                [as_lap_mpx_.pl1]
 7468                as_lap_mpx:   Unexpected  signal  for  multiplexer
 7469                MPX.
 7470 
 7471 
 7472      Stream:   as (severity1)
 7473 
 7474      Time:     While system is running.
 7475 
 7476      Meaning:  An unknown type event was signaled for multiplexer
 7477                MPX.  It will be ignored.
 7478 
 7479      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 7480 
 7481 
 7482 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         129                  11/13/89
 7483 as_lap_mpx                    -129-                      11/13/89^L
 7484 
 7485 
 7486                [as_lap_mpx_.pl1]
 7487                as_lap_mpx_:  Bad argument to parm PPPP, should be
 7488                XXXX or YYYY
 7489 
 7490 
 7491      Stream:   as (severity1)
 7492 
 7493      Time:     In  response to  an operator  load_mpx command for
 7494                during system startup.
 7495 
 7496      Meaning:  A bad  value was specified for  the PPPP parameter
 7497                in the  TTF entry for this  muliplexer.  Its value
 7498                must be either XXXX or YYYY.
 7499 
 7500      Action:   Check  the  contents  of  the  TTF  entry  for the
 7501                terminal_type associated with  the multiplexer for
 7502                errors.
 7503 
 7504 
 7505 
 7506                [as_lap_mpx_.pl1]
 7507                as_lap_mpx_:  Crash signalled for multiplexer MPX.
 7508 
 7509 
 7510      Stream:   as (severity1)
 7511 
 7512      Time:     While system is running.
 7513 
 7514      Meaning:  The  multiplexer has  crashed.  The  LAP link  has
 7515                entered the disconnected state.
 7516 
 7517      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 7518 
 7519 
 7520 
 7521 
 7522 
 7523 
 7524 
 7525 
 7526 
 7527 
 7528 
 7529 
 7530 
 7531 
 7532 
 7533 
 7534 
 7535 
 7536 
 7537 
 7538 
 7539 
 7540 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         130                  11/13/89
 7541 as_lap_mpx_                   -130-                      11/13/89^L
 7542 
 7543 
 7544                [as_lap_mpx_.pl1]
 7545                as_lap_mpx_:   Error  in  conversion.   Converting
 7546                FIELD VALUE to a number for multiplexer MPX.
 7547 
 7548 
 7549      Stream:   as (severity1)
 7550 
 7551      Time:     In  response to  an operator  load_mpx command  or
 7552                during system start up.
 7553 
 7554      Meaning:  It was  impossible to convert a  numeric parameter
 7555                from  the terminal_type additional_info  string to
 7556                its  internal  form.   FIELD  is  the  name of the
 7557                parameter  in error.   VALUE is  the string  which
 7558                could not be converted.
 7559 
 7560      Action:   Check  the  contents  of  the  TTF  entry  for the
 7561                terminal_type associated with  the multiplexer for
 7562                errors.
 7563 
 7564 
 7565 
 7566                [as_lap_mpx_.pl1]
 7567                as_lap_mpx_:   ERROR.  Cannot get  additional info
 7568                for terminal type TTP for multiplexer MPX.
 7569 
 7570 
 7571      Stream:   as (severity1)
 7572 
 7573      Time:     In  response to  an operator  load_mpx command  or
 7574                during system start up.
 7575 
 7576      Meaning:  An error occurred  while retrieving the parameters
 7577                of  the  multiplexer  from  the  TTT.   Either the
 7578                terminal type specified in  the CDT does not exist
 7579                or    it   does    not   contain    the   required
 7580                additional_info field.
 7581 
 7582      Action:   Check  that the  CMF  and  TTF contain  the proper
 7583                information.
 7584 
 7585 
 7586 
 7587 
 7588 
 7589 
 7590 
 7591 
 7592 
 7593 
 7594 
 7595 
 7596 
 7597 
 7598 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         131                  11/13/89
 7599 as_lap_mpx_                   -131-                      11/13/89^L
 7600 
 7601 
 7602                [as_lap_mpx_.pl1]
 7603                as_lap_mpx_:   ERROR.  Creating event  channel for
 7604                multiplexer MPX.
 7605 
 7606 
 7607      Stream:   as (severity1)
 7608 
 7609      Time:     In  response to  an operator  load_mpx command  or
 7610                during system start up.
 7611 
 7612      Meaning:  An ipc_ error occurred  while trying to initialize
 7613                the multiplexer.
 7614 
 7615      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 7616 
 7617 
 7618 
 7619                [as_lap_mpx_.pl1]
 7620                as_lap_mpx_:  Load failed for multiplexer MPX.
 7621 
 7622 
 7623      Stream:   as (severity1)
 7624 
 7625      Time:     In  response to  an operator  load_mpx command  or
 7626                during system start up.
 7627 
 7628      Meaning:  The attempt to load  the multiplexer failed.  This
 7629                should never happen.
 7630 
 7631      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 7632 
 7633 
 7634 
 7635                [as_lap_mpx_.pl1]
 7636                as_lap_mpx_:  Load signalled for multiplexer MPX.
 7637 
 7638 
 7639      Stream:   as (severity1)
 7640 
 7641      Time:     In  response to  an operator  load_mpx command  or
 7642                during system start up.
 7643 
 7644      Meaning:  The multiplexer has  been successfully loaded.  It
 7645                will  be  started  unless  the  -no_start  control
 7646                argument was  given when the load_mpx  command was
 7647                typed.
 7648 
 7649      Action:   No operator action is required.
 7650 
 7651 
 7652 
 7653 
 7654 
 7655 
 7656 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         132                  11/13/89
 7657 as_lap_mpx_                   -132-                      11/13/89^L
 7658 
 7659 
 7660                [as_lap_mpx_.pl1]
 7661                as_lap_mpx_:    Unexpected   wakeup   (DATA)  from
 7662                process PRCID.
 7663 
 7664 
 7665      Stream:   as (severity1)
 7666 
 7667      Time:     While system is running.
 7668 
 7669      Meaning:  The multiplexer manager received  a wakeup from an
 7670                unexpected source.  The wakeup is ignored.
 7671 
 7672      Action:   No operator action is required.
 7673 
 7674 
 7675 
 7676                [as_lap_mpx_.pl1]
 7677                as_lap_mpx_:   Wakeup  for   multiplexer  MPX  has
 7678                invalid state code STATE.
 7679 
 7680 
 7681      Stream:   as (severity1)
 7682 
 7683      Time:     While system is running.
 7684 
 7685      Meaning:  A  wakeup with  invalid data  was received  by the
 7686                multiplexer manager.  The wakeup is ignored.
 7687 
 7688      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 7689 
 7690 
 7691 
 7692                [as_mcs_mpx_.pl1]
 7693                as_mcs_mpx_  (trace):  FNP FNP_NUMBER,  MPXE state
 7694                MPX_STATE, FNP state FNP_STATE{, deconfigured}.
 7695 
 7696 
 7697      Stream:   $as1
 7698 
 7699      Time:     While system is running.
 7700 
 7701      Meaning:  This  is  a  tracing  message  which displays some
 7702                values  of variables  that describe  the status of
 7703                the FNP.
 7704 
 7705      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 7706 
 7707 
 7708 
 7709 
 7710 
 7711 
 7712 
 7713 
 7714 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         133                  11/13/89
 7715 as_mcs_mpx_ (trace)           -133-                      11/13/89^L
 7716 
 7717 
 7718                [as_mcs_mpx_.pl1]
 7719                as_mcs_mpx_:  Crash signalled for FNP TAG.
 7720 
 7721 
 7722      Stream:   $as1
 7723 
 7724      Time:     While system is running.
 7725 
 7726      Meaning:  FNP TAG has crashed.  A  reload of the FNP will be
 7727                attempted  if it  is not  in a  crash loop  or not
 7728                inactive.
 7729 
 7730      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 7731 
 7732 
 7733 
 7734                [as_mcs_mpx_.pl1]
 7735                as_mcs_mpx_:                    ERROR_CODE_MESSAGE
 7736                >sc1>fnp_crash_notify.ec does not exist.
 7737 
 7738 
 7739      Stream:   $as1
 7740 
 7741      Time:     While system is running.
 7742 
 7743      Meaning:  An   error   occured   (ERROR_CODE_MESSAGE)   when
 7744                checking for the  existence of fnp_crash_notify.ec
 7745                in the system_control_1 directory.
 7746 
 7747      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 7748 
 7749 
 7750 
 7751                [as_mcs_mpx_.pl1]
 7752                as_mcs_mpx_:   ERROR_CODE_MESSAGE  Creating  event
 7753                channel for FNP TAG.
 7754 
 7755 
 7756      Stream:   $as1
 7757 
 7758      Time:     While system is running.
 7759 
 7760      Meaning:  An  error  occured  (ERROR_CODE_MESSAGE)  when  an
 7761                attempt  was made to  create an event  channel for
 7762                FNP TAG.  The load attempt has been aborted.  This
 7763                message  can also  be logged  if an  error occured
 7764                when changing the  just created event-wait channel
 7765                into an event-call channel.
 7766 
 7767      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 7768 
 7769 
 7770 
 7771 
 7772 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         134                  11/13/89
 7773 as_mcs_mpx_                   -134-                      11/13/89^L
 7774 
 7775 
 7776                [as_mcs_mpx_.pl1]
 7777                as_mcs_mpx_:     ERROR_CODE_MESSAGE   Failed    to
 7778                establish an SCI environment.
 7779 
 7780 
 7781      Stream:   $as1
 7782 
 7783      Time:     While system is running.
 7784 
 7785      Meaning:  An error occured  (ERROR_CODE_MESSAGE) when trying
 7786                to create an  system control subsystem environment
 7787                pointer.
 7788 
 7789      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 7790 
 7791 
 7792 
 7793                [as_mcs_mpx_.pl1]
 7794                as_mcs_mpx_:   ERROR_CODE_MESSAGE   Reading  event
 7795                channel for FNP TAG.
 7796 
 7797 
 7798      Stream:   $as1
 7799 
 7800      Time:     While system is running.
 7801 
 7802      Meaning:  An  error  occured  (ERROR_CODE_MESSAGE)  when  an
 7803                attempt  was  made  to  read  the  bootload  event
 7804                channel for FNP TAG.
 7805 
 7806      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 7807 
 7808 
 7809 
 7810                [as_mcs_mpx_.pl1]
 7811                as_mcs_mpx_:   ERROR_CODE_MESSAGE Resetting  event
 7812                channel for FNP TAG.
 7813 
 7814 
 7815      Stream:   $as1
 7816 
 7817      Time:     While system is running.
 7818 
 7819      Meaning:  An  error  occured  (ERROR_CODE_MESSAGE)  when  an
 7820                attempt was made to drain  all events from the FNP
 7821                boot event channel.
 7822 
 7823      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 7824 
 7825 
 7826 
 7827 
 7828 
 7829 
 7830 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         135                  11/13/89
 7831 as_mcs_mpx_                   -135-                      11/13/89^L
 7832 
 7833 
 7834                [as_mcs_mpx_.pl1]
 7835                as_mcs_mpx_:   ERROR_CODE_MESSAGE  Taking  dump of
 7836                FNP TAG.  FNP_DUMP_ENTRY_NAME
 7837 
 7838 
 7839      Stream:   $as1
 7840 
 7841      Time:     While system is running.
 7842 
 7843      Meaning:  An  error  occured  (ERROR_CODE_MESSAGE)  when  an
 7844                attempt  was  made  to   dump  FNP  TAG  into  the
 7845                FNP_DUMP_ENTRY_NAME segment in >dumps.
 7846 
 7847      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 7848 
 7849 
 7850 
 7851                [as_mcs_mpx_.pl1]
 7852                as_mcs_mpx_:    FDUMP  of   FNP  TAG   created  in
 7853                >dumps>FNP_DUMP_ENTRY_NAME
 7854 
 7855 
 7856      Stream:   $as1
 7857 
 7858      Time:     While system is running.
 7859 
 7860      Meaning:  FNP  TAG  has  been  dumped  successfully into the
 7861                >dumps>FNP_DUMP_ENTRY_NAME   segment    after   it
 7862                crashed.
 7863 
 7864      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 7865 
 7866 
 7867 
 7868                [as_mcs_mpx_.pl1]
 7869                as_mcs_mpx_:   Inconsistent  wakeup  received from
 7870                FNP  TAG.   FNP  state  =  FNP_STATE,  msg state =
 7871                MSG_STATE.
 7872 
 7873 
 7874      Stream:   $as1
 7875 
 7876      Time:     While system is running.
 7877 
 7878      Meaning:  The  data in the  message from the  bootload event
 7879                channel for FNP TAG indicates  that the FNP was in
 7880                an inconsistant state (MSG_STATE) with the current
 7881                state (FNP_STATE) of the FNP in the CDT.
 7882 
 7883      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 7884 
 7885 
 7886 
 7887 
 7888 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         136                  11/13/89
 7889 as_mcs_mpx_                   -136-                      11/13/89^L
 7890 
 7891 
 7892                [as_mcs_mpx_.pl1]
 7893                as_mcs_mpx_:  Invalid wakeup received for FNP TAG.
 7894                Wakeup   appears   to   be   for   FNP   OTHER_TAG
 7895                (#FNP_NUMBER).
 7896 
 7897 
 7898      Stream:   $as1
 7899 
 7900      Time:     While system is running.
 7901 
 7902      Meaning:  Invalid wakeup received  on bootload event channel
 7903                for FNP TAG.  Wakeup data  indicates it is for FNP
 7904                OTHER_TAG whose number is FNP_NUMBER.
 7905 
 7906      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 7907 
 7908 
 7909 
 7910                [as_mcs_mpx_.pl1]
 7911                as_mcs_mpx_:  Load failed for FNP TAG.
 7912 
 7913 
 7914      Stream:   $as1
 7915 
 7916      Time:     While system is running.
 7917 
 7918      Meaning:  The FNP TAG failed to load successfully.
 7919 
 7920      Action:   Try  the  bootload   attempt  again.   If  problem
 7921                persists, contact the programing staff.
 7922 
 7923 
 7924 
 7925                [as_mcs_mpx_.pl1]
 7926                as_mcs_mpx_:   Load of  FNP TAG  did not  complete
 7927                within X minutes.
 7928 
 7929 
 7930      Stream:   $as2
 7931 
 7932      Time:     While system is running.
 7933 
 7934      Meaning:  FNP TAG  did not signal that it  had completed the
 7935                load  attempt within  the required  X minutes from
 7936                the time that the image was sent to the FNP.
 7937 
 7938      Action:   Try to  load the FNP again.   If problem persists,
 7939                contact system programing staff.
 7940 
 7941 
 7942 
 7943 
 7944 
 7945 
 7946 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         137                  11/13/89
 7947 as_mcs_mpx_                   -137-                      11/13/89^L
 7948 
 7949 
 7950                [as_mcs_mpx_.pl1]
 7951                as_mcs_mpx_:  Load signalled for FNP TAG.
 7952 
 7953 
 7954      Stream:   $as1
 7955 
 7956      Time:     While system is running.
 7957 
 7958      Meaning:  FNP TAG bootloaded successfully.
 7959 
 7960      Action:   No operator action is required.
 7961 
 7962 
 7963 
 7964                [as_mcs_mpx_.pl1]
 7965                as_mcs_mpx_:  Procedure called with bad fnpep into
 7966                cdt:  POINTER
 7967 
 7968 
 7969      Stream:   $as1
 7970 
 7971      Time:     While system is running.
 7972 
 7973      Meaning:  The  compute_fnp_no  internal  procedure  detected
 7974                that  as_mcs_mpx_  was  supplied  with  a prointer
 7975                value (POINTER) that should  point to an FNP entry
 7976                in  the CDT  but doesn't.   Current operation  has
 7977                been aborted.
 7978 
 7979      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 7980 
 7981 
 7982 
 7983                [as_mcs_mpx_.pl1]
 7984                as_mcs_mpx_:  Tracing off.
 7985 
 7986 
 7987      Stream:   $as1
 7988 
 7989      Time:     While system is running.
 7990 
 7991      Meaning:  The trace_off entry point  has been called and now
 7992                tracing has been disabled.
 7993 
 7994      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 7995 
 7996 
 7997 
 7998 
 7999 
 8000 
 8001 
 8002 
 8003 
 8004 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         138                  11/13/89
 8005 as_mcs_mpx_                   -138-                      11/13/89^L
 8006 
 8007 
 8008                [as_mcs_mpx_.pl1]
 8009                as_mcs_mpx_:  Tracing on.
 8010 
 8011 
 8012      Stream:   $as1
 8013 
 8014      Time:     While system is running.
 8015 
 8016      Meaning:  The trace_on  entry point has been  called so that
 8017                as_mcs_mpx_ trace data will now be displayed.
 8018 
 8019      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 8020 
 8021 
 8022 
 8023                [as_mcs_mpx_.pl1]
 8024                as_mcs_mpx_:   Unexpected   wakeup  (EV_MSG_WORD_1
 8025                EV_MSG_WORD_2) from process PROC_ID.
 8026 
 8027 
 8028      Stream:   $as1
 8029 
 8030      Time:     While system is running.
 8031 
 8032      Meaning:  An  unexpected wakeup  occured on  an FNP bootload
 8033                event  channel from   process PROC_ID.   The event
 8034                message    data    is    in    EV_MSG_WORD_1   and
 8035                EV_MSG_WORD_2.  Unable to determine FNP tag.
 8036 
 8037      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 8038 
 8039 
 8040 
 8041                [as_mcs_mpx_.pl1]
 8042                as_mcs_mpx_:  Wakeup for FNP TAG has invalid state
 8043                code:  CODE.
 8044 
 8045 
 8046      Stream:   $as1
 8047 
 8048      Time:     While system is running.
 8049 
 8050      Meaning:  Wakeup  message data   received on  bootload event
 8051                channel for FNP TAG contains an invalid state code
 8052                value  of CODE.   Valid values  for mpxe.state are
 8053                defined  in the  cdt.incl.pl1 include  file by the
 8054                FNP_* variables.
 8055 
 8056      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 8057 
 8058 
 8059 
 8060 
 8061 
 8062 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         139                  11/13/89
 8063 as_mcs_mpx_                   -139-                      11/13/89^L
 8064 
 8065 
 8066                [as_mcs_mpx_.pl1]
 8067                as_mcs_mpx_:    Wakeup  with   bad  data   pointer
 8068                ignored:  POINTER
 8069 
 8070 
 8071      Stream:   $as1
 8072 
 8073      Time:     While system is running.
 8074 
 8075      Meaning:  A  wakeup was  received on  an FNP  bootload event
 8076                channel  with   which  a  bad  data   pointer  was
 8077                supplied.  Unable to determine FNP tag.
 8078 
 8079      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 8080 
 8081 
 8082 
 8083                [as_meter_.pl1]
 8084                as_meter_:  FDUMP number is NNN
 8085 
 8086 
 8087      Stream:   as (severity1)
 8088 
 8089      Time:     System Intialization.
 8090 
 8091      Meaning:  The system is coming up after a crash.  There is a
 8092                dump, created by the bce dump command, in the DUMP
 8093                partition.   Usually,   system_start_up.ec  copies
 8094                this dump into the directory >dumps.
 8095 
 8096      Action:   Follow site instructions concerning the processing
 8097                of online  dumps.  The normal procedure  is to log
 8098                in   Print_Dump.SysDaemon  and  request   that  it
 8099                process the dump.
 8100 
 8101 
 8102 
 8103                [as_meter_.pl1]
 8104                as_meter_:   Problem   getting  "ITEM".   Metering
 8105                disabled.
 8106 
 8107 
 8108      Stream:   as (severity2)
 8109 
 8110      Time:     System Intialization.
 8111 
 8112      Meaning:  The metering module cannot obtain a pointer to the
 8113                ring   0  hardcore   data  item   ITEM,  used   in
 8114                calculating  system usage.   Metering figures  are
 8115                scrambled, but the system should be able to run.
 8116 
 8117      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 8118 
 8119 
 8120 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         140                  11/13/89
 8121 as_meter_                     -140-                      11/13/89^L
 8122 
 8123 
 8124                [as_request_bump_user_.pl1]
 8125                as_request_bump_user_:     BUMPING   PERS.PROJ.TAG
 8126                PROCESSID for requestor REQ_PERS.REQ_PROJ.REQ_TAG.
 8127 
 8128 
 8129      Stream:   as (severity 0)
 8130 
 8131      Time:     While system is running.
 8132 
 8133      Meaning:  An     answering      service     request     from
 8134                REQ_PERS.REQ_PROJ.REQ_TAG  to   bump  the  process
 8135                PERS.PROJ.TAG PROCESSID has been initiated.
 8136 
 8137      Action:   No operator action is required.
 8138 
 8139 
 8140 
 8141                [as_request_bump_user_.pl1]
 8142                as_request_bump_user_:     ERROR_MSG.     Rejected
 8143                BUMP_USER  request  from   PERS.PROJ.TAG  to  bump
 8144                process PROCESS_ID.  REASON
 8145 
 8146 
 8147      Stream:   as (severity 0)
 8148 
 8149      Time:     While system is running.
 8150 
 8151      Meaning:  The  answering service request  from PERS.PROJ.TAG
 8152                to bump the process identified by PROCESSID failed
 8153                for the given REASON and ERROR_MSG.
 8154 
 8155      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
 8156 
 8157 
 8158 
 8159                [as_request_note_pnt_change_.pl1]
 8160                as_request_note_pnt_change_:      Bumping     user
 8161                PERS.PROJ.TAG PROCESSID on channel CHN.  (REASON)
 8162 
 8163      Stream:   as (severity 0)
 8164 
 8165      Time:     While system is running.
 8166 
 8167      Meaning:  Process PERS.PROJ.TAG on channel CHN was bumped by
 8168                a  change  to  the  PNT  entry  for  PERS.  REASON
 8169                describes the type of PNT change.
 8170 
 8171      Action:   No operator action is required.
 8172 
 8173 
 8174 
 8175 
 8176 
 8177 
 8178 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         141                  11/13/89
 8179 as_request_note_pnt_change    -141-                      11/13/89^L
 8180 
 8181 
 8182                [as_request_note_pnt_change_.pl1]
 8183                as_request_note_pnt_change_:  ERROR_MSG.  Rejected
 8184                NOTE_PNT_CHANGE request from PERS.PROJ.  REASON
 8185 
 8186      Stream:   as (severity 0)
 8187 
 8188      Time:     While system is running.
 8189 
 8190      Meaning:  An answering  service request to note  a change to
 8191                the  PNT  sent  by  PERS.PROJ  failed  because  of
 8192                REASON.   This  indicates  a  logic  error  in the
 8193                supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware problems.
 8194 
 8195      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 8196 
 8197 
 8198 
 8199 
 8200 
 8201 
 8202                [as_request_note_pnt_change_.pl1]
 8203                as_request_note_pnt_change_:     Lowered   maximum
 8204                authorization  for  PERS.PROJ.TAG  on  channel CHN
 8205                from OLD_MAX_AUTH to NEW_MAX_AUTH.  PNT change.
 8206 
 8207      Stream:   as (severity 0)
 8208 
 8209      Time:     While system is running.
 8210 
 8211      Meaning:  A  change to  the PNT  entry for  PERS lowered the
 8212                maximum authorization associated  with the process
 8213                PERS.PROJ.TAG  on channel CHN.   The authorization
 8214                was changed from OLD_MAX_AUTH to NEW_MAX_AUTH.
 8215 
 8216      Action:   No operator action is required.
 8217 
 8218 
 8219 
 8220 
 8221 
 8222 
 8223 
 8224 
 8225 
 8226 
 8227 
 8228 
 8229 
 8230 
 8231 
 8232 
 8233 
 8234 
 8235 
 8236 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         142                  11/13/89
 8237 as_request_note_pnt_change    -142-                      11/13/89^L
 8238 
 8239 
 8240                [as_request_note_pnt_change_.pl1]
 8241                as_request_note_pnt_change_:     Raised    minimum
 8242                authorization  for  PERS.PROJ.TAG  on  channel CHN
 8243                from OLD_MIN_AUTH to NEW_MIN_AUTH.  PNT change.
 8244 
 8245      Stream:   as (severity 0)
 8246 
 8247      Time:     While system is running.
 8248 
 8249      Meaning:  A  change to  the PNT  entry for  PERS raised  the
 8250                minimum authorization associated  with the process
 8251                PERS.PROJ.TAG  on channel CHN.   The authorization
 8252                was changed from OLD_MIN_AUTH to NEW_MIN_AUTH.
 8253 
 8254      Action:   No operator action is required.
 8255 
 8256 
 8257 
 8258 
 8259 
 8260 
 8261                [as_request_note_pnt_change_.pl1]
 8262                as_request_note_pnt_change_:   User  has  "nobump"
 8263                attribute.   Did not bump  PERS.PROJ.TAG PROCESSID
 8264                on channel CHN.  (REASON)
 8265 
 8266      Stream:   as (severity 0)
 8267 
 8268      Time:     While system is running.
 8269 
 8270      Meaning:  Bump   attempt  for  process   PERS.PROJ.TAG  with
 8271                PROCESSID on channel CHN  failed, because the user
 8272                has  the nobump  attribute.  REASON  indicates why
 8273                bumping was attempted.
 8274 
 8275      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
 8276 
 8277 
 8278 
 8279 
 8280 
 8281 
 8282 
 8283 
 8284 
 8285 
 8286 
 8287 
 8288 
 8289 
 8290 
 8291 
 8292 
 8293 
 8294 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         143                  11/13/89
 8295 as_request_note_pnt_change    -143-                      11/13/89^L
 8296 
 8297 
 8298                [as_request_server_.pl1]
 8299                as_request_sender_:    MSG.    Could   not  delete
 8300                message MID for PERS.PROJ.
 8301 
 8302 
 8303      Stream:   as (severity0)
 8304 
 8305      Time:     While system is running.
 8306 
 8307      Meaning:  MSG is  an error_table_ message, MID  is a message
 8308                ID, PERS.PROJ  is the group  ID of the  AS request
 8309                sender.   The  AS  request  message  could  not be
 8310                deleted after executing the AS request.
 8311 
 8312      Action:   No operator action is required.
 8313 
 8314 
 8315 
 8316                [as_request_server_.pl1]
 8317                as_request_sender_:   PERS.PROJ  (PID)  set  fatal
 8318                process error [logout|new_proc].
 8319 
 8320 
 8321      Stream:   as (severity0)
 8322 
 8323      Time:     While system is running.
 8324 
 8325      Meaning:  The  process group  id PERS.PROJ  (process id PID)
 8326                has  set the  AS flag  which indicates  that fatal
 8327                process errors will cause a {logout|new_proc}.
 8328 
 8329      Action:   No operator action is required.
 8330 
 8331 
 8332 
 8333                [as_request_server_.pl1]
 8334                as_request_server_$init:       MSG.       Deleting
 8335                >sc1>as_request_.ms.
 8336 
 8337 
 8338      Stream:   as (severity1)
 8339 
 8340      Time:     Answering Service initialization.
 8341 
 8342      Meaning:  MSG  is  an  error_table_  message.   An error was
 8343                encountered   while  attempting   to  delete   the
 8344                as_request  message segment, prior  to re-creating
 8345                it.     as_request_server_$init   continues    and
 8346                attempts to create the message segment.
 8347 
 8348      Action:   No operator action is required.
 8349 
 8350 
 8351 
 8352 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         144                  11/13/89
 8353 as_request_server_$init       -144-                      11/13/89^L
 8354 
 8355 
 8356                [as_request_server_.pl1]
 8357                as_request_server_$init:     MSG.     Manipulating
 8358                >sc1>as_request_.ms or IPC channels.
 8359 
 8360 
 8361      Stream:   as (severity1)
 8362 
 8363      Time:     Answering Service initialization.
 8364 
 8365      Meaning:  MSG  is an   error_table_ message.   A programming
 8366                error has been encountered.
 8367 
 8368      Action:   Contact the  system programming staff.   After the
 8369                problem   is   corrected,   repeat   the  bootload
 8370                operation.
 8371 
 8372 
 8373 
 8374                [as_request_server_.pl1]
 8375                as_request_server_:   ERROR_MESSAGE.   Can't  find
 8376                message from PGID
 8377 
 8378 
 8379      Stream:   as (severity0)
 8380 
 8381      Time:     While system is running.
 8382 
 8383      Meaning:  MSG  is  an  error_table_  message  and  PGID is a
 8384                process group id.  A process  sent a wakeup to the
 8385                Answering  Service, but did  not put a  message in
 8386                as_request.ms.
 8387 
 8388      Action:   No operator action is required.
 8389 
 8390 
 8391 
 8392 
 8393 
 8394 
 8395 
 8396 
 8397 
 8398 
 8399 
 8400 
 8401 
 8402 
 8403 
 8404 
 8405 
 8406 
 8407 
 8408 
 8409 
 8410 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         145                  11/13/89
 8411 as_request_server_            -145-                      11/13/89^L
 8412 
 8413 
 8414                [as_request_server_.pl1]
 8415                as_request_server_:   Message {for  "REQUEST NAME"
 8416                (type N)} too short from PERS.PROJ.
 8417 
 8418 
 8419      Stream:   as (severity0)
 8420 
 8421      Time:     While system is running.
 8422 
 8423      Meaning:  A request of  type N sent by the  process group id
 8424                specified by PERS.PROJ was  in error.  The request
 8425                is  ignored.  If the  request is shorter  than the
 8426                standard   request  header   which  precedes   all
 8427                requests, then the request  type is not present in
 8428                the message.
 8429 
 8430      Action:   No operator action is required.
 8431 
 8432 
 8433 
 8434                [as_request_server_.pl1]
 8435                as_request_server_:    MSG.   Process   no  longer
 8436                active for request from PERS.PROJ.
 8437 
 8438 
 8439      Stream:   as (severity0)
 8440 
 8441      Time:     While system is running.
 8442 
 8443      Meaning:  MSG is an error_table_ message and PERS.PROJ isthe
 8444                sender  id.   A  process  sent  a  wakeup  to  the
 8445                Answering Service  but then logged out  before the
 8446                Answering Service handled the wakeup.
 8447 
 8448      Action:   No operator action is required.
 8449 
 8450 
 8451 
 8452                [as_request_server_.pl1]
 8453                as_request_server_:   MSG.  Error  reading message
 8454                from message segment.
 8455 
 8456 
 8457      Stream:   as (severity0)
 8458 
 8459      Time:     While system is running.
 8460 
 8461      Meaning:  MSG is an error_table_ message.  An error occurred
 8462                while  reading an AS  message from the  AS request
 8463                queue.
 8464 
 8465      Action:   No operator action is required.
 8466 
 8467 
 8468 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         146                  11/13/89
 8469 as_request_server_            -146-                      11/13/89^L
 8470 
 8471 
 8472                [as_request_server_.pl1]
 8473                as_request_server_:   Rejected   invalid  type  XX
 8474                message from PERS.PROJ PID.
 8475 
 8476 
 8477      Stream:   as (severity0)
 8478 
 8479      Time:     While system is running.
 8480 
 8481      Meaning:  An  invalid  wakeup  request   has  been  sent  to
 8482                as_request_server_.   The  sending  process  ID is
 8483                PID,  and  the  sender  name  in  the  message  is
 8484                PERS.PROJ.  The request is  a type XX request.  No
 8485                action was taken.
 8486 
 8487      Action:   No operator action is required.
 8488 
 8489 
 8490 
 8491                [as_request_server_.pl1]
 8492                as_request_server_:   Request message  segment not
 8493                initialized or shutdown has been typed.
 8494 
 8495 
 8496      Stream:   as (severity1)
 8497 
 8498      Time:     While system is running.
 8499 
 8500      Meaning:  A request is being  ignored because the AS request
 8501                queue has not been initialized or the the operator
 8502                has typed the shutdown command.
 8503 
 8504      Action:   No operator action is required.
 8505 
 8506 
 8507 
 8508 
 8509 
 8510 
 8511 
 8512 
 8513 
 8514 
 8515 
 8516 
 8517 
 8518 
 8519 
 8520 
 8521 
 8522 
 8523 
 8524 
 8525 
 8526 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         147                  11/13/89
 8527 as_request_server_            -147-                      11/13/89^L
 8528 
 8529 
 8530                [as_x25_mpx_.pl1]
 8531                as_x25_mpx_:  Bad argument to parm PARM, should be
 8532                THIS or THAT, but was VALUE for multiplexer MPX.
 8533 
 8534 
 8535      Stream:   as (severity1)
 8536 
 8537      Time:     In  response to  an operator  load_mpx command  or
 8538                during system start up.
 8539 
 8540      Meaning:  A  bad value was  specified for parameter  PARM in
 8541                the additional_info field of the TTF entry for the
 8542                multiplexer  MPX.  The  choices are  THIS or THAT,
 8543                but VALUE was specified.
 8544 
 8545      Action:   Check  the  contents  of  the  TTF  entry  for the
 8546                terminal_type associated with  the multiplexer for
 8547                an improper  parameter value.  Correct  and reload
 8548                mpx.
 8549 
 8550 
 8551 
 8552                [as_x25_mpx_.pl1]
 8553                as_x25_mpx_:   Bad argument   to parm  PARM.  Must
 8554                have:  LOW  <= value <=  HIGH, but value  = VALUE,
 8555                for multiplexer MPX.
 8556 
 8557 
 8558      Stream:   as (severity1)
 8559 
 8560      Time:     In  response to  an operator  load_mpx command  or
 8561                during system start up.
 8562 
 8563      Meaning:  A  bad value was  specified for parameter  PARM in
 8564                the additional_info field of the TTF entry for the
 8565                multiplexer  MPX.  The  value must  be between LOW
 8566                and HIGH, but VALUE was specified.
 8567 
 8568      Action:   Check  the  contents  of  the  TTF  entry  for the
 8569                terminal_type associated with  the multiplexer for
 8570                an improper  parameter value.  Correct  and reload
 8571                mpx.
 8572 
 8573 
 8574 
 8575 
 8576 
 8577 
 8578 
 8579 
 8580 
 8581 
 8582 
 8583 
 8584 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         148                  11/13/89
 8585 as_x25_mpx_                   -148-                      11/13/89^L
 8586 
 8587 
 8588                [as_x25_mpx_.pl1]
 8589                as_x25_mpx_:  Crash signalled for multiplexer MPX.
 8590 
 8591 
 8592      Stream:   as (severity1)
 8593 
 8594      Time:     While system is running.
 8595 
 8596      Meaning:  The  multiplexer has  crashed.  The  LAP link  has
 8597                entered the disconnected state.
 8598 
 8599      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 8600 
 8601 
 8602 
 8603                [as_x25_mpx_.pl1]
 8604                as_x25_mpx_:   Error  in  conversion.   Converting
 8605                FIELD VALUE to a number for multiplexer MPX.
 8606 
 8607 
 8608      Stream:   as (severity1)
 8609 
 8610      Time:     In  response to  an operator  load_mpx command  or
 8611                during system start up.
 8612 
 8613      Meaning:  It was  impossible to convert a  numeric parameter
 8614                from  the terminal_type additional_info  string to
 8615                its  internal  form.   FIELD  is  the  name of the
 8616                parameter  in error.   VALUE is  the string  which
 8617                could not be converted.
 8618 
 8619      Action:   Check  the  contents  of  the  TTF  entry  for the
 8620                terminal_type associated with  the multiplexer for
 8621                errors.
 8622 
 8623 
 8624 
 8625 
 8626 
 8627 
 8628 
 8629 
 8630 
 8631 
 8632 
 8633 
 8634 
 8635 
 8636 
 8637 
 8638 
 8639 
 8640 
 8641 
 8642 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         149                  11/13/89
 8643 as_x25_mpx_                   -149-                      11/13/89^L
 8644 
 8645 
 8646                [as_x25_mpx_.pl1]
 8647                as_x25_mpx_:   ERROR.  Cannot get  additional info
 8648                for terminal type TTP for multiplexer MPX.
 8649 
 8650 
 8651      Stream:   as (severity1)
 8652 
 8653      Time:     In  response to  an operator  load_mpx command  or
 8654                during system start up.
 8655 
 8656      Meaning:  An error occurred  while retrieving the parameters
 8657                of  the  multiplexer  from  the  TTT.   Either the
 8658                terminal type specified in  the CDT does not exist
 8659                or    it   does    not   contain    the   required
 8660                additional_info field.
 8661 
 8662      Action:   Check  that the  CMF  and  TTF contain  the proper
 8663                information.
 8664 
 8665 
 8666 
 8667                [as_x25_mpx_.pl1]
 8668                as_x25_mpx_:   ERROR.  Creating event  channel for
 8669                multiplexer MPX.
 8670 
 8671 
 8672      Stream:   as (severity1)
 8673 
 8674      Time:     In  response to  an operator  load_mpx command  or
 8675                during system start up.
 8676 
 8677      Meaning:  An ipc_ error occurred  while trying to initialize
 8678                the multiplexer.
 8679 
 8680      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 8681 
 8682 
 8683 
 8684                [as_x25_mpx_.pl1]
 8685                as_x25_mpx_:  Load failed for multiplexer MPX.
 8686 
 8687 
 8688      Stream:   as (severity1)
 8689 
 8690      Time:     In  response to  an operator  load_mpx command  or
 8691                during system start up.
 8692 
 8693      Meaning:  The attempt to load  the multiplexer failed.  This
 8694                should never happen.
 8695 
 8696      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 8697 
 8698 
 8699 
 8700 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         150                  11/13/89
 8701 as_x25_mpx_                   -150-                      11/13/89^L
 8702 
 8703 
 8704                [as_x25_mpx_.pl1]
 8705                as_x25_mpx_:  Load signalled for multiplexer MPX.
 8706 
 8707 
 8708      Stream:   as (severity1)
 8709 
 8710      Time:     In  response to  an operator  load_mpx command  or
 8711                during system start up.
 8712 
 8713      Meaning:  The multiplexer has  been successfully loaded.  It
 8714                will  be  started  unless  the  -no_start  control
 8715                argument was  given when the load_mpx  command was
 8716                typed.
 8717 
 8718      Action:   No operator action is required.
 8719 
 8720 
 8721 
 8722                [as_x25_mpx_.pl1]
 8723                as_x25_mpx_:  MPX:  n_lc must be specified.
 8724 
 8725 
 8726      Stream:   as (severity1)
 8727 
 8728      Time:     In  response to  an operator  load_mpx command for
 8729                during system startup.
 8730 
 8731      Meaning:  The  TTF entry for  the X.25 multiplexer  does not
 8732                specify the number of logical channels.
 8733 
 8734      Action:   Correct the TTF and reload the multiplexer.
 8735 
 8736 
 8737 
 8738                [as_x25_mpx_.pl1]
 8739                as_x25_mpx_:   Unexpected  signal   NUM  in  state
 8740                STATE.
 8741 
 8742 
 8743      Stream:   as (severity1)
 8744 
 8745      Time:     While system is running.
 8746 
 8747      Meaning:  A signal, NUM, was  received unexpectedly in state
 8748                STATE.  The signal is ignored.
 8749 
 8750      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 8751 
 8752 
 8753 
 8754 
 8755 
 8756 
 8757 
 8758 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         151                  11/13/89
 8759 as_x25_mpx_                   -151-                      11/13/89^L
 8760 
 8761 
 8762                [as_x25_mpx_.pl1]
 8763                as_x25_mpx_:    Unexpected   wakeup   (DATA)  from
 8764                process PRCID.
 8765 
 8766 
 8767      Stream:   as (severity1)
 8768 
 8769      Time:     While system is running.
 8770 
 8771      Meaning:  The multiplexer manager received  a wakeup from an
 8772                unexpected source.  The wakeup is ignored.
 8773 
 8774      Action:   No operator action is required.
 8775 
 8776 
 8777 
 8778                [as_x25_mpx_.pl1]
 8779                as_x25_mpx_:   Wakeup  for   multiplexer  MPX  has
 8780                invalid state code STATE.
 8781 
 8782 
 8783      Stream:   as (severity1)
 8784 
 8785      Time:     While system is running.
 8786 
 8787      Meaning:  A  wakeup with  invalid data  was received  by the
 8788                multiplexer manager.  The wakeup is ignored.
 8789 
 8790      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 8791 
 8792 
 8793 
 8794                [asr_abs_command_server_.pl1]
 8795                asr_abs_command_server_:    Request  REQUEST   not
 8796                found, could not cancel for USER.
 8797 
 8798 
 8799      Stream:   as (severity0)
 8800 
 8801      Time:     While system is running.
 8802 
 8803      Meaning:  User USER  requested cancellation of  absentee job
 8804                REQUEST which did
 8805                       not exist.
 8806 
 8807      Action:   No operator action is required.
 8808 
 8809 
 8810 
 8811 
 8812 
 8813 
 8814 
 8815 
 8816 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         152                  11/13/89
 8817 asr_abs_command_server_       -152-                      11/13/89^L
 8818 
 8819 
 8820                [asr_daemon_command_server_.pl1]
 8821                asr_daemon_command_server_:                 Denied
 8822                send_daemon_command for USER in ring RING.
 8823 
 8824 
 8825      Stream:   $sc
 8826 
 8827      Time:     While system is running.
 8828 
 8829      Meaning:  User USER requested the system to execute a daemon
 8830                command,      but       lacked      access      to
 8831                >sc1>admin_acs>send_admin_command.acs    or    the
 8832                appropriate daemon source ACS.
 8833 
 8834      Action:   No operator action is required.
 8835 
 8836 
 8837 
 8838                [asr_daemon_command_server_.pl1]
 8839                asr_daemon_command_server_:    Failed   to   check
 8840                access for USER.
 8841 
 8842 
 8843      Stream:   $sc
 8844 
 8845      Time:     While system is running.
 8846 
 8847      Meaning:  User USER requested the system to execute a daemon
 8848                command,  but   validate_daemon_commands  was  not
 8849                enabled and  the system could not  determine their
 8850                access to the send_daemon_command acs.
 8851 
 8852      Action:   No operator action is required.
 8853 
 8854 
 8855 
 8856                [asr_daemon_command_server_.pl1]
 8857                asr_daemon_command_server_:  PERSON:  COMMAND INFO
 8858 
 8859 
 8860      Stream:   $sc
 8861 
 8862      Time:     While system is running.
 8863 
 8864      Meaning:  A system administrator has sent  a for a daemon to
 8865                the Initializer, which executes it.
 8866 
 8867      Action:   No operator action is required.
 8868 
 8869 
 8870 
 8871 
 8872 
 8873 
 8874 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         153                  11/13/89
 8875 asr_daemon_command_server_    -153-                      11/13/89^L
 8876 
 8877 
 8878                [astty_.pl1]
 8879                astty_:  ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE CHANNEL has undefined
 8880                terminal type TERM_TYPE for set_term_type order.
 8881 
 8882 
 8883      Stream:   $as0 or $as1
 8884 
 8885      Time:     While system is running.
 8886 
 8887      Meaning:  The  system received the  ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE when
 8888                an attempt  was made to  set the terminal  type of
 8889                CHANNEL to  TERM_TYPE.  Suspect the  terminal type
 8890                is not known on  to the system.  The set_term_type
 8891                control order was ignored.
 8892 
 8893      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 8894 
 8895 
 8896 
 8897                [astty_.pl1]
 8898                astty_:  ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE CHANNEL NN TEXT
 8899 
 8900 
 8901      Stream:   $as0 or $as1
 8902 
 8903      Time:     While system is running.
 8904 
 8905      Meaning:  This  is tracing  or error  logging output.   This
 8906                output may appear in the  AS log, or be printed on
 8907                the severity1  stream as directed by  astty_ trace
 8908                and log_error requests described below.
 8909 
 8910      Action:   No  operator  action  is  required.   Tracing  and
 8911                logging  is controlled  by the  following entries,
 8912                which may be typed as commands in admin mode.
 8913                astty_$trace  -  causes  tracing  of  all calls to
 8914                astty_
 8915                astty_$notrace - disables tracing
 8916                astty_$log_error -  logs calls to astty_  that get
 8917                errors.  does not print.
 8918                astty_$log_error_1  -  logs  and  prints  calls to
 8919                astty_ that get errors.
 8920                astty_$no_log_error - disables error logging.
 8921 
 8922 
 8923 
 8924 
 8925 
 8926 
 8927 
 8928 
 8929 
 8930 
 8931 
 8932 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         154                  11/13/89
 8933 astty_                        -154-                      11/13/89^L
 8934 
 8935 
 8936                [astty_.pl1]
 8937                astty_:     ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE    CHANNEL    SSSS
 8938                line_status failed after line_status_pending
 8939 
 8940 
 8941      Stream:   $as0 or $as1
 8942 
 8943      Time:     While system is running.
 8944 
 8945      Meaning:  System  received the  ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE when  it
 8946                tried to do a line status control order on CHANNEL
 8947                in    state    SSSS    after    it    received   a
 8948                line_status_pending  error code.   The error  code
 8949                for ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE  was returned back  to the
 8950                caller.
 8951 
 8952      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 8953 
 8954 
 8955 
 8956                [astty_.pl1]
 8957                astty_:  ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE CHANNEL  state SSSS >
 8958                TTY_HUNG on hung-up error code.
 8959 
 8960 
 8961      Stream:   $as0 or $as1
 8962 
 8963      Time:     While system is running.
 8964 
 8965      Meaning:  An error code  of ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE was returned
 8966                while   servicing  CHANNEL  indicating   that  the
 8967                channel is  not useable.  However, the  state SSSS
 8968                of  the  channel  indicates  that  the channel was
 8969                active,  thus the  CHANNEL state  is inconsistant.
 8970                The channel will be hungup.
 8971 
 8972      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 8973 
 8974 
 8975 
 8976 
 8977 
 8978 
 8979 
 8980 
 8981 
 8982 
 8983 
 8984 
 8985 
 8986 
 8987 
 8988 
 8989 
 8990 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         155                  11/13/89
 8991 astty_                        -155-                      11/13/89^L
 8992 
 8993 
 8994                [astty_.pl1]
 8995                astty_:  ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE  error attaching IOCB
 8996                for channel CCCC.
 8997 
 8998 
 8999      Stream:   $as0 or $as1
 9000 
 9001      Time:     While system is running.
 9002 
 9003      Meaning:  The   system   received   the  ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE
 9004                attempting  to  attach  to  channel  CCCC using an
 9005                IOCB.  The channel was then hungup.
 9006 
 9007      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 9008 
 9009 
 9010 
 9011                [astty_.pl1]
 9012                astty_:  ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE error finding an IOCB
 9013                for channel CCCC.
 9014 
 9015 
 9016      Stream:   $as0 or $as1
 9017 
 9018      Time:     While system is running.
 9019 
 9020      Meaning:  The  system received the  ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE when
 9021                it  attempted to  find an  IOCB for  channel CCCC.
 9022                The channel was then hungup.
 9023 
 9024      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 9025 
 9026 
 9027 
 9028                [astty_.pl1]
 9029                astty_:   ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE  error  opening IOCB
 9030                for channel CCCC.
 9031 
 9032 
 9033      Stream:   $as0 or $as1
 9034 
 9035      Time:     While system is running.
 9036 
 9037      Meaning:  The   system   received   the   ERROR_TALE_MESSAGE
 9038                attemping to open the  channel CCCC using an IOCB.
 9039                The channel was then hungup.
 9040 
 9041      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 9042 
 9043 
 9044 
 9045 
 9046 
 9047 
 9048 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         156                  11/13/89
 9049 astty_                        -156-                      11/13/89^L
 9050 
 9051 
 9052                [astty_.pl1]
 9053                astty_:  tty_state returned  SSSS for hung-up line
 9054                CHANNEL.
 9055 
 9056 
 9057      Stream:   $as0 or $as1
 9058 
 9059      Time:     While system is running.
 9060 
 9061      Meaning:  In processing  the astty_$tty_state entry,  a call
 9062                to hcs_$tty_state  returned a state value  of SSSS
 9063                for  hung-up  CHANNEL  which  indicates  that  the
 9064                channel  is active.   However, the  returned error
 9065                code indicated  that the channel is  hung-up.  The
 9066                channel will be hungup.
 9067 
 9068      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 9069 
 9070 
 9071 
 9072                [asu_.pl1]
 9073                asu_$release_ate:  bad cdte.process (LOCATION) for
 9074                CHANNEL
 9075 
 9076 
 9077      Stream:   $as0
 9078 
 9079      Time:     While system is running.
 9080 
 9081      Meaning:  $err  When asked  to  release  a User  Table Entry
 9082                (UTE) for an interactive process, the cdte.process
 9083                pointer (LOCATION)  did not point into  the answer
 9084                table.  The UTE was not released.
 9085 
 9086      Action:   No operator action is required.
 9087 
 9088 
 9089 
 9090 
 9091 
 9092 
 9093 
 9094 
 9095 
 9096 
 9097 
 9098 
 9099 
 9100 
 9101 
 9102 
 9103 
 9104 
 9105 
 9106 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         157                  11/13/89
 9107 asu_$release_ate              -157-                      11/13/89^L
 9108 
 9109 
 9110                [asu_.pl1]
 9111                asu_$release_suspended_process:     PERSON.PROJECT
 9112                CHANNEL is not suspended
 9113 
 9114 
 9115      Stream:   $as0
 9116 
 9117      Time:     Called  in response  to an  operator "abs release"
 9118                command, or in response  to a user reconnecting to
 9119                an interactive process.
 9120 
 9121      Meaning:  One  of   the  process  termination   handlers  is
 9122                incorrectly calling to release  a process which is
 9123                not currently suspended.
 9124 
 9125      Action:   No operator action is required.
 9126 
 9127 
 9128 
 9129                [asu_.pl1]
 9130                asu_$remote_cdte:   ERROR_MESSAGE.   cdte  CCC|XXX
 9131                error from tty_state
 9132 
 9133 
 9134      Stream:   as (severity0)
 9135 
 9136      Time:     While system is running.
 9137 
 9138      Meaning:  Remove_cdte is trying to get rid of a channel.  It
 9139                cannot obtain the line state.
 9140 
 9141      Action:   No operator action is required.
 9142 
 9143 
 9144 
 9145                [asu_.pl1]
 9146                asu_$suspend_process:   PERSON.PROJECT CHANNEL  is
 9147                already suspended
 9148 
 9149 
 9150      Stream:   $as1
 9151 
 9152      Time:               asu_$suspend_process  was called  by one
 9153                of the process termination  handlers to suspend an
 9154                interactive  process whose  terminal disconnected,
 9155                or to suspend an absentee process via the operator
 9156                "abs suspend" command.
 9157 
 9158      Meaning:  The  process is   already suspended.   The current
 9159                request will be ignored.
 9160 
 9161      Action:   No operator action is required.
 9162 
 9163 
 9164 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         158                  11/13/89
 9165 asu_$suspend_process          -158-                      11/13/89^L
 9166 
 9167 
 9168                [asu_.pl1]
 9169                asu_:  attach channel not done on CHANNEL; service
 9170                type = TYPE
 9171 
 9172 
 9173      Stream:   $as0
 9174 
 9175      Time:     When attaching channels to the Answering Service.
 9176 
 9177      Meaning:  The CHANNEL was found in an inactive state (TYPE =
 9178                INACTIVE),  or  was  found  to  be  a  multiplexer
 9179                channel   (TYPE  =   MULTIPLEXER).   It   was  not
 9180                attached.   This indicates  a logic  error in  the
 9181                supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware problems.
 9182 
 9183      Action:   No operator action is required.
 9184 
 9185 
 9186 
 9187                [asu_.pl1]
 9188                asu_:  listen not done on CHANNEL; current service
 9189                type = TYPE
 9190 
 9191 
 9192      Stream:   $as0
 9193 
 9194      Time:     When the Answering Service  tried to listen to the
 9195                channel.
 9196 
 9197      Meaning:  The CHANNEL was found in an inactive state (TYPE =
 9198                INACTIVE), was  found to be a  multiplexer channel
 9199                (TYPE =  MULTIPLEXER), was found  to be in  use by
 9200                the message coordinator (TYPE  = MC), or was found
 9201                to be attached for Testing and Diagnostics (TYPE =
 9202                TANDD_SERVICE).   The  attempt  to  listen  on the
 9203                channel failed.   This indicates a logic  error in
 9204                the   supervisor,  or   CPU  or   memory  hardware
 9205                problems.
 9206 
 9207      Action:   No operator action is required.
 9208 
 9209 
 9210 
 9211 
 9212 
 9213 
 9214 
 9215 
 9216 
 9217 
 9218 
 9219 
 9220 
 9221 
 9222 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         159                  11/13/89
 9223 asu_                          -159-                      11/13/89^L
 9224 
 9225 
 9226                [asu_.pl1]
 9227                asu_:  (called by PROCEDURE)  USER PROJ CHN is not
 9228                stopped (state = S) even  though destroy flag = D;
 9229                it might not be possible to destroy this process
 9230 
 9231 
 9232      Stream:   as (severity1)
 9233 
 9234      Time:     In response to an operator  command to bump or log
 9235                out an interactive, absentee, or daemon user.
 9236 
 9237      Meaning:  The process  being bumped or logged  out was found
 9238                to be partially logged out already, but not in the
 9239                stopped state.  An attempt will be made to destroy
 9240                this process, but it might fail.
 9241 
 9242      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 9243 
 9244 
 9245 
 9246                [asu_.pl1]
 9247                asu_:   (called by   PROCEDURE) USER.PROJ  CHN was
 9248                already  stopped and  will be  destroyed (stopstop
 9249                wakeup was lost)
 9250 
 9251 
 9252      Stream:   as (severity1)
 9253 
 9254      Time:     In response to an operator  command to bump or log
 9255                out an interactive, absentee, or daemon user.
 9256 
 9257      Meaning:  The process  being bumped or logged  out was found
 9258                to be in the stopped state (partially logged out).
 9259                A  wakeup  from  ring  zero  indicating  that  the
 9260                process  was stopped  and could  be destroyed  was
 9261                apparently lost.  Destruction  of the process will
 9262                be completed.
 9263 
 9264      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 9265 
 9266 
 9267 
 9268 
 9269 
 9270 
 9271 
 9272 
 9273 
 9274 
 9275 
 9276 
 9277 
 9278 
 9279 
 9280 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         160                  11/13/89
 9281 asu_                          -160-                      11/13/89^L
 9282 
 9283 
 9284                [asu_.pl1]
 9285                asu_:  cdte CCC|XXX (CHANNEL) hung up
 9286 
 9287 
 9288      Stream:   as (severity0)
 9289 
 9290      Time:     While system is running.
 9291 
 9292      Meaning:  Remove_cdte  is trying  to get  rid of  a channel.
 9293                The indicated CHANNEL is in the hung up state.
 9294 
 9295      Action:   No operator action is required.
 9296 
 9297 
 9298 
 9299                [asu_.pl1]
 9300                asu_:  cdte CCC|XXX (CHANNEL) state A in use B tra
 9301                vec C
 9302 
 9303 
 9304      Stream:   as (severity0)
 9305 
 9306      Time:     While system is running.
 9307 
 9308      Meaning:  Remove_cdte is trying to get rid of a channel.  It
 9309                first logs the state of the line.
 9310 
 9311      Action:   No operator action is required.
 9312 
 9313 
 9314 
 9315                [asu_.pl1]
 9316                asu_:  cdtep (CCC|ZZZ) not cdt (YYY|0)
 9317 
 9318 
 9319      Stream:   as (severity0)
 9320 
 9321      Time:     While system is running.
 9322 
 9323      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
 9324                CPU or  memory hardware problems.   Remove_cdte is
 9325                trying to get rid of a channel which is no good.
 9326 
 9327      Action:   No operator action is required.
 9328 
 9329 
 9330 
 9331 
 9332 
 9333 
 9334 
 9335 
 9336 
 9337 
 9338 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         161                  11/13/89
 9339 asu_                          -161-                      11/13/89^L
 9340 
 9341 
 9342                [asu_.pl1]
 9343                asu_:   CHANNEL  cannot  be  attached  because its
 9344                service type is TYPE (N).
 9345 
 9346 
 9347      Stream:   as (severity1)
 9348 
 9349      Time:     While system is running.
 9350 
 9351      Meaning:  An  attach  command   specified  a  CHANNEL  whose
 9352                service  type does not  permit it to  be attached.
 9353                No action was taken.
 9354 
 9355      Action:   Enter a correct command.
 9356 
 9357 
 9358 
 9359                [asu_.pl1]
 9360                asu_:    CHANNEL  has   been  deleted   by  a  CDT
 9361                installation and so cannot be attached.
 9362 
 9363 
 9364      Stream:   as (severity1)
 9365 
 9366      Time:     While system is running.
 9367 
 9368      Meaning:  An  attach command  specified a  CHANNEL that  has
 9369                been deleted.  No action was taken.
 9370 
 9371      Action:   Enter a correct command.
 9372 
 9373 
 9374 
 9375                [asu_.pl1]
 9376                asu_:  CHANNEL has in_use =  N, current state = S,
 9377                {CDTE.state was OS}
 9378 
 9379 
 9380      Stream:   $as1
 9381 
 9382      Time:     When the operator attempts to attach the channel.
 9383 
 9384      Meaning:  The  Channel  Definition  Table  (CDT)  entry  for
 9385                CHANNEL   is  in   an  inconsistent   state.   See
 9386                dialup_values.incl.pl1  for a  description of  the
 9387                in_use and  state values.  The old  state value OS
 9388                is displayed  only if it differs  from the current
 9389                state.
 9390 
 9391      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 9392 
 9393 
 9394 
 9395 
 9396 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         162                  11/13/89
 9397 asu_                          -162-                      11/13/89^L
 9398 
 9399 
 9400                [asu_.pl1]
 9401                asu_:  CHANNEL in use  as a multiplexer and cannot
 9402                be attached.
 9403 
 9404 
 9405      Stream:   $as0
 9406 
 9407      Time:     When  issuing  an  operator  attach  command for a
 9408                channel.
 9409 
 9410      Meaning:  CHANNEL is operating  as a multiplexer, supporting
 9411                one  or  more  channels.   It  cannot  be attached
 9412                directly.  The attach operation fails.
 9413 
 9414      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 9415 
 9416 
 9417 
 9418                [asu_.pl1]
 9419                asu_:   CHANNEL in  use for  T &  D and  cannot be
 9420                attached.
 9421 
 9422 
 9423      Stream:   as (severity1)
 9424 
 9425      Time:     While system is running.
 9426 
 9427      Meaning:  An  operator attach   command specified  a CHANNEL
 9428                being  tested via   Test and  Diagnostic routines.
 9429                The channel was not attached.
 9430 
 9431      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 9432 
 9433 
 9434 
 9435 
 9436 
 9437 
 9438 
 9439 
 9440 
 9441 
 9442 
 9443 
 9444 
 9445 
 9446 
 9447 
 9448 
 9449 
 9450 
 9451 
 9452 
 9453 
 9454 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         163                  11/13/89
 9455 asu_                          -163-                      11/13/89^L
 9456 
 9457 
 9458                [asu_.pl1]
 9459                asu_:   CHANNEL  is  a  multiplexer  and cannot be
 9460                removed.
 9461 
 9462 
 9463      Stream:   $as1
 9464 
 9465      Time:     When the operator attempts to remove a channel.
 9466 
 9467      Meaning:  CHANNEL  is a   multiplexer channel  which handles
 9468                data   for   one   or   more   subchannels.   Such
 9469                multiplexers  are not   attached by  the Answering
 9470                Service, and therefore cannot be removed.
 9471 
 9472      Action:     Enter a corrected command line.
 9473 
 9474 
 9475                Message:       asu_$bump_user:      ERROR_MESSAGE.
 9476                BLAST_MESSAGE.     Sending   blast    message   to
 9477                PERSON.PROJECT on CHANNEL
 9478 
 9479      Stream:   $as0
 9480 
 9481      Time:     While system is running.
 9482 
 9483      Meaning:  An  error  occurred  while  attempting  to send an
 9484                operator  warning  message  to  PERSON.PROJECT  on
 9485                CHANNEL.   ERROR_MESSAGE  is  the  text associated
 9486                with the  error which occurred.   BLAST_MESSAGE is
 9487                the undelivered operator warning.
 9488 
 9489      Action:    No operator action is required.
 9490 
 9491 
 9492 
 9493                [asu_.pl1]
 9494                asu_:   CHANNEL is  already attached;  will try to
 9495                listen to it again
 9496 
 9497 
 9498      Stream:   $as1
 9499 
 9500      Time:     When the operator attempts to attach a channel.
 9501 
 9502      Meaning:  The CHANNEL was already  attached by the Answering
 9503                Service,  but was  not dialed  up.  The  Answering
 9504                Service will attempt to  listen for dialups on the
 9505                channel.
 9506 
 9507      Action:             Enter a corrected command line.
 9508 
 9509 
 9510 
 9511 
 9512 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         164                  11/13/89
 9513 asu_                          -164-                      11/13/89^L
 9514 
 9515 
 9516                [asu_.pl1]
 9517                asu_:    CHANNEL  is   in  use   by  the   message
 9518                coordinator and cannot be attached.
 9519 
 9520 
 9521      Stream:   as (severity1)
 9522 
 9523      Time:     While system is running.
 9524 
 9525      Meaning:  An  operator attach   command specified  a message
 9526                coordinator   CHANNEL.    The   channel   was  not
 9527                attached.
 9528 
 9529      Action:   Enter a correct command.
 9530 
 9531 
 9532 
 9533                [asu_.pl1]
 9534                asu_:   CHANNEL is  not in  CDT and  so cannot  be
 9535                attached
 9536 
 9537 
 9538      Stream:   as (severity1)
 9539 
 9540      Time:     While system is running.
 9541 
 9542      Meaning:  An  attach command  specified an  unknown CHANNEL.
 9543                No action was taken.
 9544 
 9545      Action:   Enter a correct command.
 9546 
 9547 
 9548 
 9549                [asu_.pl1]
 9550                asu_:   CHANNEL  was  not  configured  at bootload
 9551                time, and so cannot be attached.
 9552 
 9553 
 9554      Stream:   as (severity1)
 9555 
 9556      Time:     While system is running.
 9557 
 9558      Meaning:  An attach command specified  a CHANNEL that cannot
 9559                be  used until the  next bootload.  No  action was
 9560                taken.
 9561 
 9562      Action:   Enter a correct command.
 9563 
 9564 
 9565 
 9566 
 9567 
 9568 
 9569 
 9570 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         165                  11/13/89
 9571 asu_                          -165-                      11/13/89^L
 9572 
 9573 
 9574                [asu_.pl1]
 9575                asu_:  ENTRYPOINT called with null UTE ptr.
 9576 
 9577 
 9578      Stream:   as (severity0)
 9579 
 9580      Time:     ENTRYPOINT     may    be     suspend_process    or
 9581                setup_login_server_handle.    suspend_process  was
 9582                called by one of  the process termination handlers
 9583                to suspend  an interactive process  whose terminal
 9584                disconnected,  or to  suspend an  absentee process
 9585                via   the   operator    "abs   suspend"   command.
 9586                setup_login_server_handler was  called in response
 9587                to  a  validate,  connect,  new_proc,  or  destroy
 9588                request from a login server.
 9589 
 9590      Meaning:  Programming  error  in   the  process  termination
 9591                handlers,  or  the  login  server  support  of the
 9592                Answering Service.
 9593 
 9594      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 9595 
 9596 
 9597 
 9598                [asu_.pl1]
 9599                asu_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.  ENTRY OPERATION error; will
 9600                remove channel CHANNEL DESC
 9601 
 9602 
 9603      Stream:   as (severity1)
 9604 
 9605      Time:     While system is running.
 9606 
 9607      Meaning:  A channel error has  occurred on CHANNEL.  DESC is
 9608                the  comment field  for the  channel given  in its
 9609                Channel    Definition     Table    (CDT)    entry.
 9610                ERROR_MESSAGE gives the  text describing the error
 9611                code  returned  by   the  operation  in  progress.
 9612                OPERATION       may        be       create_ev_chn,
 9613                decl_event_call_chn,     listen,    set_term_type,
 9614                tty_event   or  tty_index,   dependent  upon   the
 9615                operation  in progress   when the  error occurred.
 9616                ENTRY  specifies  the  asu_  entrypoint  that  was
 9617                running  when the  operation was  performed on the
 9618                channel.  It may  be asu_listen or attach_channel.
 9619                The channel will be removed from use.
 9620 
 9621      Action:   It may be necessary to  busy out the modem for the
 9622                channel.
 9623 
 9624 
 9625 
 9626 
 9627 
 9628 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         166                  11/13/89
 9629 asu_                          -166-                      11/13/89^L
 9630 
 9631 
 9632                [asu_.pl1]
 9633                asu_:   ERROR_MESSAGE.  Sending initial  wakeup to
 9634                PROCESS_ID (PERSON.PROJECT)
 9635 
 9636 
 9637      Stream:   $as0
 9638 
 9639      Time:     Called  at process  creation to  start the process
 9640                running.
 9641 
 9642      Meaning:            ERROR_MESSAGE  is the  text of  an error
 9643                which  occurred  attempting  to  send  a wakeup to
 9644                PERSON.PROJECT.   As  a   result  of  this  error,
 9645                process creation will fail.
 9646 
 9647      Action:   No operator action is required.
 9648 
 9649 
 9650 
 9651                [asu_.pl1]
 9652                asu_:   ERROR_MESSAGE.  Retrieving  the values  of
 9653                R-0ffset     and    R-Factor     for    PROCESS_ID
 9654                (PERSON.PROJECT).
 9655 
 9656 
 9657      Stream:   $as0
 9658 
 9659      Time:     Called at process creation.
 9660 
 9661      Meaning:  asu_$start_process called hphcs_$get_ipc_operands.
 9662                This call failed with an error whose text is shown
 9663                as ERROR_MESSAGE.   As a result, the  process will
 9664                not be started.
 9665 
 9666      Action:   No operator action is required.
 9667 
 9668 
 9669 
 9670                [asu_.pl1]
 9671                asu_:  listen failed on CHANNEL:  state = N
 9672 
 9673 
 9674      Stream:   $as0
 9675 
 9676      Time:     When  attempting  to  listen  for  dialups  on the
 9677                channel.
 9678 
 9679      Meaning:  The  Channel  Definition  Table  (CDT)  entry  for
 9680                CHANNEL  has an  invalid state  value N.   Channel
 9681                listening will not occur.
 9682 
 9683      Action:    No operator action is required.
 9684 
 9685 
 9686 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         167                  11/13/89
 9687 asu_                          -167-                      11/13/89^L
 9688 
 9689 
 9690                [asu_.pl1]
 9691                asu_:   listen not  done on  CHANNEL:  IN_USE with
 9692                state  =   STATE,  in_use  =  IN_USE,   tra_vec  =
 9693                CURRENT_OPERATION
 9694 
 9695 
 9696      Stream:   $as0
 9697 
 9698      Time:     When the Answering Service  tries to listen to the
 9699                channel.
 9700 
 9701      Meaning:  The  Channel  Definition  Table  (CDT)  entry  for
 9702                CHANNEL   is  in   an  inconsistent   state.   See
 9703                dialup_values.incl.pl1  for a  description of  the
 9704                state, in_use and tra_vec values.
 9705 
 9706      Action:   No operator action is required.
 9707 
 9708 
 9709 
 9710                [asu_.pl1]
 9711                asu_:  lock  was N, ev  call mask was  M, ips mask
 9712                was ZZZZZZ
 9713 
 9714 
 9715      Stream:   as (severity1)
 9716 
 9717      Time:     In response to an operator reset command.
 9718 
 9719      Meaning:  N  is the  value  of  anstbl.lock_value, M  is the
 9720                value of  event call masking.  ZZZZZZ  was the ips
 9721                mask.   This  message   verifies  that  the  reset
 9722                command was given, and what effect it had.
 9723 
 9724      Action:   No operator action is required.
 9725 
 9726 
 9727 
 9728                [asu_.pl1]
 9729                asu_:  MESSAGE.  unable to unmask channel CHANNEL.
 9730 
 9731 
 9732      Stream:   as (severity1)
 9733 
 9734      Time:     In  response to  an operator  command to  attach a
 9735                channel which had been masked by MCS.
 9736 
 9737      Meaning:  The CHANNEL could not be unmasked.
 9738 
 9739      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 9740 
 9741 
 9742 
 9743 
 9744 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         168                  11/13/89
 9745 asu_                          -168-                      11/13/89^L
 9746 
 9747 
 9748                [asu_.pl1]
 9749                asu_:  Unable to create  event channel for new UTE
 9750                LOCATION
 9751 
 9752 
 9753      Stream:   $as2
 9754 
 9755      Time:     While system is running.
 9756 
 9757      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
 9758                CPU or memory hardware problems.
 9759 
 9760      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 9761 
 9762 
 9763 
 9764                [asu_.pl1]
 9765                asu_:  unmasking channel CHANNEL.
 9766 
 9767 
 9768      Stream:   as (severity1)
 9769 
 9770      Time:     In  response to  an operator  command to  attach a
 9771                channel which has been masked by MCS.
 9772 
 9773      Meaning:  A  special  order  is  issued  to  MCS  to  unmask
 9774                CHANNEL, and the channel  should then be available
 9775                for regular use.
 9776 
 9777      Action:   No operator action is required.
 9778 
 9779 
 9780 
 9781                [operator_com_channel_cmds_.pl1]
 9782                attach:  Action not performed.  ttyXXX
 9783 
 9784 
 9785      Stream:   as (severity1).
 9786 
 9787      Time:     In response to an operator attach command.
 9788 
 9789      Meaning:  This is  the response to attach TTYxxx  if no more
 9790                room is available in  the answer table for channel
 9791                entries.  The line is not attached.
 9792 
 9793      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
 9794 
 9795 
 9796 
 9797 
 9798 
 9799 
 9800 
 9801 
 9802 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         169                  11/13/89
 9803 attach                        -169-                      11/13/89^L
 9804 
 9805 
 9806                [operator_com_channel_cmds_.pl1]
 9807                attach:  bad arg "AAAA"
 9808 
 9809 
 9810      Stream:   as (severity1).
 9811 
 9812      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 9813 
 9814      Meaning:  A  bad  argument  was  furnished  with  an  attach
 9815                command.  The argument is skipped.
 9816 
 9817      Action:   Enter a corrected command.
 9818 
 9819 
 9820 
 9821                [operator_com_channel_cmds_.pl1]
 9822                attach:  error:  not done
 9823 
 9824 
 9825      Stream:   as (severity1).
 9826 
 9827      Time:     In response to an operator command.
 9828 
 9829      Meaning:  Bad arguments were given to an attach command.  No
 9830                action resulted.
 9831 
 9832      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
 9833 
 9834 
 9835 
 9836                [operator_com_channel_cmds_.pl1]
 9837                attach:  TTYxxx attached
 9838 
 9839 
 9840      Stream:   as (severity1).
 9841 
 9842      Time:     In response to an operator attach command.
 9843 
 9844      Meaning:  This is the response  to an attach TTYxxx command.
 9845                The  device  channel  is   now  connected  to  the
 9846                Answering Service and ready for dialups.
 9847 
 9848      Action:   No operator action is required.
 9849 
 9850 
 9851 
 9852 
 9853 
 9854 
 9855 
 9856 
 9857 
 9858 
 9859 
 9860 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         170                  11/13/89
 9861 attach                        -170-                      11/13/89^L
 9862 
 9863 
 9864                [terminate_proc.pl1]
 9865                attempt to terminate an idle process
 9866 
 9867 
 9868      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
 9869 
 9870      Time:     While system is running.
 9871 
 9872      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
 9873                CPU or memory hardware problems.
 9874 
 9875      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
 9876 
 9877 
 9878 
 9879                [terminate_proc.pl1]
 9880                attempt to terminate initializer process
 9881 
 9882 
 9883      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
 9884 
 9885      Time:     While system is running.
 9886 
 9887      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
 9888                CPU or memory hardware problems.
 9889 
 9890      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
 9891 
 9892 
 9893 
 9894                [terminate_proc.pl1]
 9895                attempt to terminate process with TYPE lock set
 9896 
 9897 
 9898      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
 9899 
 9900      Time:     While system is running.
 9901 
 9902      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
 9903                CPU or memory hardware problems.
 9904 
 9905      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
 9906 
 9907 
 9908 
 9909 
 9910 
 9911 
 9912 
 9913 
 9914 
 9915 
 9916 
 9917 
 9918 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         171                  11/13/89
 9919 attempt to terminate proce    -171-                      11/13/89^L
 9920 
 9921 
 9922                [access_audit_util_.pl1]
 9923                AUDIT (access_audit_util_):   GRANTED modification
 9924                of process audit flags ADDED_INFO
 9925 
 9926 
 9927      Stream:   $access_audit
 9928 
 9929      Time:     While system is running.
 9930 
 9931      Meaning:  The  specified  user   has  invoked  a  privileged
 9932                operation to change the process audit flags.  This
 9933                may result in more or less audit messages for that
 9934                user.
 9935 
 9936      Action:   $notify_ssa
 9937 
 9938 
 9939 
 9940                [access_class_check.pl1]
 9941                AUDIT (access_class_check):   GRANTED modification
 9942                of security out_of_service ADDED_INFO
 9943 
 9944 
 9945      Stream:   $access_audit
 9946 
 9947      Time:     While system is running.
 9948 
 9949      Meaning:  The  soos switch for  the specified path  has been
 9950                turned on or off  by the security administrator as
 9951                indicated.
 9952 
 9953      Action:   No operator action is required.
 9954 
 9955 
 9956 
 9957                [create_vtoce.pl1]
 9958                AUDIT  (create_vtoce):   DENIED  creation  of file
 9959                system object ADDED_INFO entry class range outside
 9960                LV (CLASS_RANGE lvid LVID)
 9961 
 9962 
 9963      Stream:   $access_audit
 9964 
 9965      Time:     While system is running.
 9966 
 9967      Meaning:  The specified  user attempted to create  a segment
 9968                whose access class
 9969                          is  outside the   range accepted  by the
 9970                logical volume.
 9971 
 9972      Action:   Contact the system security administrator.
 9973 
 9974 
 9975 
 9976 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         172                  11/13/89
 9977 AUDIT (create_vtoce)          -172-                      11/13/89^L
 9978 
 9979 
 9980                [fim.alm]
 9981                AUDIT  (fim):   access   violation  fault  -  mode
 9982                ADDED_INFO
 9983 
 9984 
 9985 
 9986      Stream:   $access_audit
 9987 
 9988      Time:     While system is running.
 9989 
 9990      Meaning:  The  specified process   took an  access violation
 9991                fault "  because the access mode  was inconsistant
 9992                with the operation.
 9993 
 9994      Action:   No operator action is required.
 9995 
 9996 
 9997 
 9998                [fim.alm]
 9999                AUDIT  (fim):   access   violation  fault  -  ring
10000                ADDED_INFO
10001 
10002 
10003 
10004      Stream:   $access_audit
10005 
10006      Time:     While system is running.
10007 
10008      Meaning:  The  specified process   took an  access violation
10009                fault " due to ring brackets inconsistant with the
10010                operation.
10011 
10012      Action:   No operator action is required.
10013 
10014 
10015 
10016                [fim.alm]
10017                AUDIT (fim):  illegal procedure fault ADDED_INFO
10018 
10019 
10020 
10021      Stream:   $access_audit
10022 
10023      Time:     While system is running.
10024 
10025      Meaning:  The  specified process  took an  illegal procedure
10026                fault.
10027 
10028      Action:   No operator action is required.
10029 
10030 
10031 
10032 
10033 
10034 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         173                  11/13/89
10035 AUDIT (fim)                   -173-                      11/13/89^L
10036 
10037 
10038                [page_error.alm]
10039                AUDIT  (page_fault):   GRANTED  excessive  segment
10040                state  changes (Moderate_cc)  for PROCESS_GROUP_ID
10041                (AUTHORIZATION)
10042 
10043 
10044      Time:     While system is running.
10045 
10046      Stream:   $security_log
10047 
10048      Meaning:  An  attempt  to  use  the  modification of various
10049                segment  "  attributes  as  a  covert  channel was
10050                detected.
10051 
10052 
10053 
10054                [pnt_db_util_.pl1]
10055                AUDIT  (pnt_db_util_):   GRANTED  addition  of pnt
10056                entry  (Admin_op)  for  PERSON.PROJECT.TAG  (AUTH)
10057                Level=1 to PNT entry USERID (no access class).
10058 
10059 
10060      Stream:   $access_audit
10061 
10062      Time:     While system is running.
10063 
10064      Meaning:  The  user,  PERSON.PROJECT.TAG,  added  a  new PNT
10065                entry for USERID
10066 
10067      Action:   No operator action is required.
10068 
10069 
10070 
10071                [pnt_db_util_.pl1]
10072                AUDIT  (pnt_db_util_):   GRANTED  deletion  of pnt
10073                entry  (Admin_op)  for  PERSON.PROJECT.TAG  (AUTH)
10074                Level=1 to PNT entry USERID (no access class).
10075 
10076 
10077      Stream:   $access_audit
10078 
10079      Time:     While system is running.
10080 
10081      Meaning:  The user PERSON.PROJECT.TAG  deleted the PNT entry
10082                for USERID.
10083 
10084      Action:   No operator action is required.
10085 
10086 
10087 
10088 
10089 
10090 
10091 
10092 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         174                  11/13/89
10093 AUDIT (pnt_db_util_)          -174-                      11/13/89^L
10094 
10095 
10096                [pnt_db_util_.pl1]
10097                AUDIT (pnt_db_util_):  GRANTED modification of pnt
10098                entry  (Admin_op)  for  PERSON.PROJECT.TAG  (AUTH)
10099                Level=1 to  PNT entry USERID:  CHANGES  (no access
10100                class).
10101 
10102 
10103      Stream:   $access_audit
10104 
10105      Time:     While system is running.
10106 
10107      Meaning:  The user PERSON.PROJECT.TAG modified the PNT entry
10108                for  USERID.  CHANGES   describes in  brief format
10109                what security relevant changes were made.  See the
10110                binary  information  in   the  audit  message  for
10111                further details.
10112 
10113      Action:   No operator action is required.
10114 
10115 
10116 
10117                [reclassify.pl1]
10118                AUDIT (reclassify$ENTRY):  GRANTED modification of
10119                security out-of-service ADDED_INFO
10120 
10121 
10122      Stream:   $access_audit
10123 
10124      Time:     While system is running.
10125 
10126      Meaning:  An AIM error was found in respect to the specified
10127                directory.   There was   a disagreement  in access
10128                class between the directory  and one of it's sons,
10129                or   there   was   an   upgraded   directory  with
10130                non-terminal quota.
10131 
10132      Action:   No operator action is required.
10133 
10134 
10135 
10136 
10137 
10138 
10139 
10140 
10141 
10142 
10143 
10144 
10145 
10146 
10147 
10148 
10149 
10150 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         175                  11/13/89
10151 AUDIT (reclassify$ENTRY)      -175-                      11/13/89^L
10152 
10153 
10154                [reclassify.pl1]
10155                AUDIT      (reclassify$ENTRY):      GRANTED|DENIED
10156                modification of fs_obj access class ADDED_INFO
10157 
10158 
10159      Stream:   $access_audit
10160 
10161      Time:     While system is running.
10162 
10163      Meaning:  Indicates  whether an   attempt to  reclassify the
10164                specified  file  system   object  was  granted  or
10165                denied.  In the case of reclassify$node, a message
10166                will be generated for  each entry in the directory
10167                being reclassified.
10168 
10169      Action:   No operator action is required.
10170 
10171 
10172 
10173                [salv_check_vtoce_.pl1]
10174                AUDIT  (salv_check_vtoce_):  GRANTED  modification
10175                of security out-of-service ADDED_INFO
10176 
10177 
10178      Stream:   $access_audit
10179 
10180      Time:     While system is running.
10181 
10182      Meaning:  Security  out-of-service  switch  was  set because
10183                vtoce access class did  not match the entry access
10184                class for the specified file system entry.
10185 
10186      Action:   Contact the system security administrator.
10187 
10188 
10189 
10190                [salv_dir_checker_.pl1]
10191                AUDIT  (salv_dir_checker_):  GRANTED  modification
10192                of fs_obj access ADDED_INFO
10193 
10194 
10195      Stream:   $access_audit
10196 
10197      Time:     Salvaging
10198 
10199      Meaning:  The salvager has truncated the ACL of a branch.
10200 
10201      Action:   Contact the system security administrator.
10202 
10203 
10204 
10205 
10206 
10207 
10208 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         176                  11/13/89
10209 AUDIT (salv_dir_checker_)     -176-                      11/13/89^L
10210 
10211 
10212                [set_privileges.pl1]
10213                AUDIT  (set_privileges):  GRANTED  modification of
10214                system AIM privilege ADDED_INFO
10215 
10216 
10217      Stream:   $access_audit
10218 
10219      Time:     While system is running.
10220 
10221      Meaning:  The  specified  user  made  a  privileged call for
10222                modifying the process AIM privileges
10223 
10224      Action:   No operator action is required.
10225 
10226 
10227 
10228                [set_sys_audit_thresholds_.pl1]
10229                AUDIT (set_sys_audit_thresholds_):  GRANTED|DENIED
10230                modification of system  audit flags and thresholds
10231                ADDED_INFO
10232 
10233 
10234      Stream:   $access_audit
10235 
10236      Time:     While system is running.
10237 
10238      Meaning:  Indicates that the system  wide audit enable flags
10239                and the thresholds have been changed as indicated.
10240 
10241      Action:   No operator action is required.
10242 
10243 
10244 
10245                [bce_abs_seg.pl1]
10246                bce_abs_seg:  Too many bce abs-segs.
10247 
10248 
10249      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
10250 
10251      Time:     System Intialization.
10252 
10253      Meaning:  More per-bce  pass abs-segs were  encountered than
10254                fit  in the  abs-seg  array.   This is  a software
10255                error.
10256 
10257 
10258 
10259 
10260 
10261 
10262 
10263 
10264 
10265 
10266 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         177                  11/13/89
10267 bce_abs_seg                   -177-                      11/13/89^L
10268 
10269 
10270                [bce_ioi_post.pl1]
10271                bce_ioi_post:    Error  posting   i/o  completion.
10272                ioi_event_channel:     CCCCCCCCCCCC   ioi_message:
10273                MMMMMMMMMMMM
10274 
10275 
10276      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
10277 
10278      Time:     System Intialization.
10279 
10280      Meaning:  No   posting   buffer   was   found   in  an  "I/O
10281                outstanding"  state for  the above  event channel.
10282                This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
10283                CPU or memory hardware problems.
10284 
10285      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
10286 
10287 
10288 
10289                [bce_ioi_post.pl1]
10290                bce_ioi_post:  System not at correct level to post
10291                I/O completion.
10292 
10293 
10294      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
10295 
10296      Time:     System Intialization.
10297 
10298      Meaning:  The  flag  sys_info$service_system  indicates that
10299                the  system  is  up  and  should  be  posting  I/O
10300                completions via pxss$io_wakeup,  not this program.
10301                This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
10302                CPU or memory hardware problems.
10303 
10304      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
10305 
10306 
10307 
10308                [bce_ioi_post.pl1]
10309                bce_ioi_post:      Unexpected    System     Fault.
10310                ioi_event_channel:     CCCCCCCCCCCC   ioi_message:
10311                MMMMMMMMMMMM
10312 
10313 
10314      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
10315 
10316      Time:     System Intialization.
10317 
10318      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
10319                CPU or memory hardware problems.
10320 
10321      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
10322 
10323 
10324 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         178                  11/13/89
10325 bce_ioi_post                  -178-                      11/13/89^L
10326 
10327 
10328                [bce_save.pl1]
10329                bce_save:  Error issuing tape connect for TAPE_DEV
10330                (TAPE_SET).  ERR_MESSAGE
10331 
10332 
10333      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
10334 
10335      Time:     System Intialization.
10336 
10337      Meaning:  IOI has returned a  non-zero error, which has been
10338                expanded in  ERR_MESSAGE.  This indicates  a logic
10339                error in the supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware
10340                problems.
10341 
10342      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
10343 
10344 
10345 
10346                [bce_save.pl1]
10347                bce_save:  Internal bit map for PV_NAME (TAPE_SET)
10348                contains no in use pages.
10349 
10350 
10351      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
10352 
10353      Time:     System Intialization.
10354 
10355      Meaning:  The  copied/packed internal   version of  the PV's
10356                volume bit map contains  no used pages (OFF bits).
10357                This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
10358                CPU or memory hardware problems.
10359 
10360      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
10361 
10362 
10363 
10364                [bce_save.pl1]
10365                bce_save:  IO complete, but NO status returned for
10366                TAPE_SET.
10367 
10368 
10369      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
10370 
10371      Time:     System Intialization.
10372 
10373      Meaning:  An  I/O   has  been  posted,  but   there  was  no
10374                indication   of  status   being  returned.    This
10375                indicates a logic error  in the supervisor, or CPU
10376                or memory hardware problems.
10377 
10378      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
10379 
10380 
10381 
10382 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         179                  11/13/89
10383 bce_save                      -179-                      11/13/89^L
10384 
10385 
10386                [bce_save.pl1]
10387                bce_save:  Out of disk buffers for TAPE_SET.
10388 
10389 
10390      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
10391 
10392      Time:     System Intialization.
10393 
10394      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
10395                CPU or memory hardware problems.
10396 
10397      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
10398 
10399 
10400 
10401                [bce_save.pl1]
10402                bce_save:  Out of tape buffers for TAPE_SET.
10403 
10404 
10405      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
10406 
10407      Time:     System Intialization.
10408 
10409      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
10410                CPU or memory hardware problems.
10411 
10412      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
10413 
10414 
10415 
10416                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
10417                bce_save_util_:  Out of disk buffers for TAPE_SET.
10418 
10419 
10420      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
10421 
10422      Time:     System Intialization.
10423 
10424      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
10425                CPU or memory hardware problems.
10426 
10427      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
10428 
10429 
10430 
10431 
10432 
10433 
10434 
10435 
10436 
10437 
10438 
10439 
10440 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         180                  11/13/89
10441 bce_save_util_                -180-                      11/13/89^L
10442 
10443 
10444                [wired_shutdown.pl1]
10445                begin emergency shutdown part 1
10446 
10447 
10448      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
10449 
10450      Time:     Emergency shutdown
10451 
10452      Meaning:  The system emergency shutdown environment has been
10453                successfully established.  An attempt will be made
10454                to write  out all of  memory and flush  the paging
10455                device.
10456 
10457      Action:   No operator action is required.
10458 
10459 
10460 
10461                [boot_tape_io.pl1]
10462                boot_tape_io:  Code CODE from absadr.
10463 
10464 
10465      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
10466 
10467      Time:     System Intialization.
10468 
10469      Meaning:  boot_tape_io was unable to find the address of its
10470                buffer.   This  indicates  a  logic  error  in the
10471                supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware problems.
10472 
10473      Action:   The Multics System Tape  may be incorrect.  If the
10474                problem persists, try another MST.
10475 
10476 
10477 
10478                [boot_tape_io.pl1]
10479                boot_tape_io:  Code CODE from io_manager$assign
10480 
10481 
10482      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
10483 
10484      Time:     System Intialization.
10485 
10486      Meaning:  The bootload tape reading package could not assign
10487                the bootload tape drive to itself.  This indicates
10488                a logic error in the  supervisor, or CPU or memory
10489                hardware problems.
10490 
10491      Action:   The Multics System Tape  may be incorrect.  If the
10492                problem persists, try another MST.
10493 
10494 
10495 
10496 
10497 
10498 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         181                  11/13/89
10499 boot_tape_io                  -181-                      11/13/89^L
10500 
10501 
10502                [boot_tape_io.pl1]
10503                boot_tape_io:  Unable to allocate buffer.
10504 
10505 
10506      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
10507 
10508      Time:     System Intialization.
10509 
10510      Meaning:  The  bootload  tape   reading  package  could  not
10511                allocate  a wired-down  buffer into  which to read
10512                the bootload  tape.  This indicates a  logic error
10513                in  the  supervisor,  or  CPU  or  memory hardware
10514                problems.
10515 
10516      Action:   The Multics System Tape  may be incorrect.  If the
10517                problem persists, try another MST.
10518 
10519 
10520 
10521                [bootload_error.alm]
10522                bootload_0:  An unpaged  page table overflowed for
10523                seg N.
10524 
10525 
10526      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
10527 
10528      Time:     System Intialization.
10529 
10530      Meaning:  The  size of the  page table needed  for "unpaged"
10531                segment  N exceeded  the area  left for  such page
10532                tables.
10533 
10534      Action:   The  system  tape  was  generated  improperly; use
10535                another copy of the system tape.
10536 
10537 
10538 
10539                [bootload_error.alm]
10540                bootload_0:  Bad MST format.
10541 
10542 
10543      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
10544 
10545      Time:     System Intialization.
10546 
10547      Meaning:  The records on the MST tape were out of sequence.
10548 
10549      Action:   Try another tape.
10550 
10551 
10552 
10553 
10554 
10555 
10556 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         182                  11/13/89
10557 bootload_0                    -182-                      11/13/89^L
10558 
10559 
10560                [bootload_error.alm]
10561                bootload_0:  Booted tape MPC.
10562 
10563 
10564      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
10565 
10566      Time:     System Intialization.
10567 
10568      Meaning:  The system succeeded in  booting the bootload tape
10569                mpc.
10570 
10571 
10572 
10573                [bootload_error.alm]
10574                bootload_0:   Booting FWNAME   IOM CHAN  with FWID
10575                FWREV firmware.
10576 
10577 
10578      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
10579 
10580      Time:     System Intialization.
10581 
10582      Meaning:  The  system is  about  to  boot firmware  into the
10583                bootload tape mpc.
10584 
10585 
10586 
10587                [bootload_error.alm]
10588                bootload_0:    Booting   system   SYSID  generated
10589                CREATION_TIME
10590 
10591 
10592      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
10593 
10594      Time:     System Intialization.
10595 
10596      Meaning:  This  is  the  first  message  printed by Multics,
10597                announcing the sysid and creation date/time of the
10598                system tape.
10599 
10600 
10601 
10602 
10603 
10604 
10605 
10606 
10607 
10608 
10609 
10610 
10611 
10612 
10613 
10614 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         183                  11/13/89
10615 bootload_0                    -183-                      11/13/89^L
10616 
10617 
10618                [bootload_error.alm]
10619                bootload_0:  Console status WORD1 WORD2
10620 
10621 
10622      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
10623 
10624      Time:     System Intialization.
10625 
10626      Meaning:  An  I/O  error  was  encountered  on  the console.
10627                WORD1 and  WORD2 are the  two words of  the status
10628                returned.
10629 
10630      Action:   Run T&D on the console.
10631 
10632 
10633 
10634                [bootload_error.alm]
10635                bootload_0:  Enter boot tape MPC model:
10636 
10637 
10638      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
10639 
10640      Time:     System Intialization.
10641 
10642      Meaning:  This query  requests the operator to  identify the
10643                bootload tape mpc so  that firmware may be loaded.
10644                Refer to the MOH for details.
10645 
10646 
10647 
10648                [bootload_error.alm]
10649                bootload_0:   Enter tape  drive number  for memory
10650                dump:
10651 
10652 
10653      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
10654 
10655      Time:     BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
10656 
10657      Meaning:  An initialization failure occured when the toehold
10658                was  not  active.   The  system  is requesting the
10659                number of a tape drive on the bootload tape mpc on
10660                which to write a dump of memory.
10661 
10662 
10663 
10664 
10665 
10666 
10667 
10668 
10669 
10670 
10671 
10672 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         184                  11/13/89
10673 bootload_0                    -184-                      11/13/89^L
10674 
10675 
10676                [bootload_error.alm]
10677                bootload_0:   Error  status  WORD1  WORD2  booting
10678                FWTYPE firmware.
10679 
10680 
10681      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
10682 
10683      Time:     System Intialization.
10684 
10685      Meaning:  An error occured when  attempting to boot firmware
10686                into the  bootload tape mpc.  WORD1  and WORD2 are
10687                the status returned.
10688 
10689      Action:   Try another firmware identifier.
10690 
10691 
10692 
10693                [bootload_error.alm]
10694                bootload_0:  Excessive tape  errors:  status WORD1
10695                WORD2.
10696 
10697 
10698      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
10699 
10700      Time:     BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
10701 
10702      Meaning:  An excessive  number of write errors  occured when
10703                trying to  write an early dump tape.   The dump to
10704                this tape will be aborted.
10705 
10706      Action:   Try another tape.
10707 
10708 
10709 
10710                [bootload_error.alm]
10711                bootload_0:  External symbol not found:  SEG$ENTRY
10712 
10713 
10714      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
10715 
10716      Time:     System Intialization.
10717 
10718      Meaning:  The  entrypoint  ENTRY  was  not  found within the
10719                existant   segment  SEG   during  pre-linking   of
10720                collection 1.   This may indicate that  the system
10721                tape was generated improperly.
10722 
10723 
10724 
10725 
10726 
10727 
10728 
10729 
10730 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         185                  11/13/89
10731 bootload_0                    -185-                      11/13/89^L
10732 
10733 
10734                [bootload_error.alm]
10735                bootload_0:  Improper text/link/def sequence.
10736 
10737 
10738      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
10739 
10740      Time:     System Intialization.
10741 
10742      Meaning:  Text,  linkage,  or  definitions  appeared  out of
10743                proper sequence " on the Multics system tape.
10744 
10745      Action:   The  system  tape  was  generated  improperly; use
10746                another copy " of the system tape.
10747 
10748 
10749 
10750                [bootload_error.alm]
10751                bootload_0:  Out of main memory.
10752 
10753 
10754      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
10755 
10756      Time:     System Intialization.
10757 
10758      Meaning:  Not enough  main memory is configured  in order to
10759                load " collection 1.
10760 
10761      Action:   Configure more main memory and boot again.
10762 
10763 
10764 
10765                [bootload_error.alm]
10766                bootload_0:  Shutdown
10767 
10768 
10769      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
10770 
10771      Time:     System Intialization.
10772 
10773      Meaning:  The  operator answered  "shut" when  asked for the
10774                bootload tape mpc information.
10775 
10776      Action:   $reboot
10777 
10778 
10779 
10780 
10781 
10782 
10783 
10784 
10785 
10786 
10787 
10788 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         186                  11/13/89
10789 bootload_0                    -186-                      11/13/89^L
10790 
10791 
10792                [bootload_error.alm]
10793                bootload_0:  Tape read error:  WORD1 WORD2
10794 
10795 
10796      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
10797 
10798      Time:     System Intialization.
10799 
10800      Meaning:  An I/O error was  encountered when reading the MST
10801                tape.  WORD1  and WORD2 are  the two words  of the
10802                status returned.
10803 
10804      Action:   $reboot
10805 
10806 
10807 
10808                [bootload_error.alm]
10809                bootload_0:  Too many supervisor segments.
10810 
10811 
10812      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
10813 
10814      Time:     System Intialization.
10815 
10816      Meaning:  More than 256 supervisor segments were declared on
10817                the MST.
10818 
10819      Action:   The  system  tape  was  generated  improperly; use
10820                another copy of the system tape.
10821 
10822 
10823 
10824                [bootload_error.alm]
10825                bootload_0:   Unexpected  control   word  on  tape
10826                CONTROL_WORD.
10827 
10828 
10829      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
10830 
10831      Time:     System Intialization.
10832 
10833      Meaning:  An unexpected Multics system tape control word was
10834                encountered.
10835 
10836      Action:   The  system  tape  was  generated  improperly; use
10837                another copy of the system tape.
10838 
10839 
10840 
10841 
10842 
10843 
10844 
10845 
10846 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         187                  11/13/89
10847 bootload_0                    -187-                      11/13/89^L
10848 
10849 
10850                [bootload_error.alm]
10851                bootload_0:  Unknown tape MPC model NAME.
10852 
10853 
10854      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
10855 
10856      Time:     System Intialization.
10857 
10858      Meaning:  The   operator  entered   an  unrecognizable   mpc
10859                identifier.
10860 
10861      Action:   Try another mpc identifier.
10862 
10863 
10864 
10865                [bootload_disk_post.pl1]
10866                bootload_disk_post:  Attempt to post non-requested
10867                i/o completion.
10868 
10869 
10870      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
10871 
10872      Time:     System Intialization.
10873 
10874      Meaning:  disk_control  detected  an   i/o  completion  that
10875                Bootload Multics does not believe it requested.
10876 
10877      Action:   Reboot.
10878 
10879 
10880 
10881                [boundfault.pl1]
10882                boundfault:  activating into father XXX|YYY
10883 
10884 
10885      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
10886 
10887      Time:     While system is running.
10888 
10889      Meaning:  While activating  a segment, the  parent directory
10890                for   the   segment   became   deactivated.   This
10891                indicates a logic error  in the supervisor, or CPU
10892                or memory hardware problems.
10893 
10894      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
10895 
10896 
10897 
10898 
10899 
10900 
10901 
10902 
10903 
10904 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         188                  11/13/89
10905 boundfault                    -188-                      11/13/89^L
10906 
10907 
10908                [boundfault.pl1]
10909                boundfault:  on the root
10910 
10911 
10912      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Terminates user process)
10913 
10914      Time:     While system is running.
10915 
10916      Meaning:  A  boundfault  on  the  root  directory  has  been
10917                encountered.  This indicates a  logic error in the
10918                supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware problems.
10919 
10920      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
10921 
10922 
10923 
10924                [cache_tester.pl1]
10925                cache_tester:  cache parity  error detected on CPU
10926                <TAG>  bit  failures  at  level  W,  column XXX in
10927                cache:    YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY    in   memory:
10928                ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ.
10929 
10930 
10931      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
10932 
10933      Time:     While system is running.
10934 
10935      Meaning:  This message is the result of a multiple bit cache
10936                failure   detected   and   cache   data   and  its
10937                corresponding memory data captured by the fim.  It
10938                should be noted that when  a cache parity error is
10939                detected  by the  fim, there  is a  window of time
10940                before the address in cache  and in main store can
10941                be determined.   Although the cache error  data is
10942                frozen  (cache is  turned off  unconditionaly when
10943                the  parity  retry  of  the  fim  is  called), the
10944                corresponding  address in   main store  might have
10945                been changed  through paging migration  from other
10946                processors.   This  message  then  might  not be a
10947                multiple  error  but  rather  the  result  of this
10948                window  condition.  If  this message  was the only
10949                diagnostic displayed (i.e.   the static test found
10950                no errors), the cache will be turned back on.  The
10951                values  of W,  XXX,  YYY...Y,  and ZZZ...Z  are as
10952                explained above.
10953 
10954      Action:   Contact Field Engineering
10955 
10956 
10957 
10958 
10959 
10960 
10961 
10962 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         189                  11/13/89
10963 cache_tester                  -189-                      11/13/89^L
10964 
10965 
10966                [cache_tester.pl1]
10967                cache_tester:  cache parity  error detected on CPU
10968                <TAG> at:  board XXXX, chip YY.
10969 
10970 
10971      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
10972 
10973      Time:     While system is running.
10974 
10975      Meaning:  This message  is the result of a  single bit cache
10976                failure   detected   and   cache   data   and  its
10977                corresponding  memory data   captured by  the fim.
10978                This message  will be displayed if  the diagnostic
10979                error data  from the fim is valid.   The board and
10980                chip callout are as explained above.
10981 
10982      Action:   Contact field Engineering.
10983 
10984 
10985 
10986                [cache_tester.pl1]
10987                cache_tester:  cache parity  error detected on CPU
10988                <TAG>  cache data  is  equal  to the  memory data.
10989                parity generation problem for level <L>.
10990 
10991 
10992      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
10993 
10994      Time:     While system is running.
10995 
10996      Meaning:  This  message is  the  result  of a  cache failure
10997                detected  and  cache  data  and  its corresponding
10998                memory  data captured  by the  fim.  This  message
10999                will  be displayed  if the  diagnostic error  data
11000                from the fim is valid.
11001 
11002      Action:   Contact field Engineering.
11003 
11004 
11005 
11006 
11007 
11008 
11009 
11010 
11011 
11012 
11013 
11014 
11015 
11016 
11017 
11018 
11019 
11020 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         190                  11/13/89
11021 cache_tester                  -190-                      11/13/89^L
11022 
11023 
11024                [cache_tester.pl1]
11025                cache_tester:  Entire  cache memory for  CPU <TAG>
11026                has been disabled.
11027 
11028 
11029      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
11030 
11031      Time:     While system is running.
11032 
11033      Meaning:  The  static test  of  cache  memory for  CPU <TAG>
11034                detected repeatable errors in both halfs of cache.
11035                or one half of  cache had previously been disabled
11036                and  the static  test of  the other  half detected
11037                repeatable errors.
11038 
11039      Action:   Contact field Engineering
11040 
11041 
11042 
11043                [cache_tester.pl1]
11044                cache_tester:  LLUU cache  memory (csh<n>) for CPU
11045                <TAG> has been turned off OTHER was AA and has not
11046                been changed.
11047 
11048 
11049      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
11050 
11051      Time:     While system is running.
11052 
11053      Meaning:  Either the lower  half (LLUU = Lower, <n>  = 1) or
11054                the upper  half (LLUU =  Upper, <n> =  2) of cache
11055                memory for  CPU <TAG> has  been turned off  as the
11056                result  of   the  static  cache  test   finding  a
11057                repeatable  cache failure.    The OTHER  (Upper or
11058                Lower) was in state AA.  If AA is off this half of
11059                cache was  not tested.  If  AA is on  this half of
11060                cache had no errors.
11061 
11062      Action:   Contact Field Engineering
11063 
11064 
11065 
11066 
11067 
11068 
11069 
11070 
11071 
11072 
11073 
11074 
11075 
11076 
11077 
11078 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         191                  11/13/89
11079 cache_tester                  -191-                      11/13/89^L
11080 
11081 
11082                [cache_tester.pl1]
11083                cache_tester:  No errors found in cache memory for
11084                CPU <TAG>, cache will remain on.
11085 
11086 
11087      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
11088 
11089      Time:     While system is running.
11090 
11091      Meaning:  The  static test  of  cache  memory for  CPU <TAG>
11092                found no errors and no cache error information was
11093                captured by the fim.
11094 
11095      Action:   cache is turned back on
11096 
11097 
11098 
11099                [cache_tester.pl1]
11100                cache_tester:    repeatable  cache   parity  error
11101                detected on  CPU <TAG> cache data is  equal to the
11102                memory data.  parity  generation problem for level
11103                <L>.
11104 
11105 
11106      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
11107 
11108      Time:     While system is running.
11109 
11110      Meaning:  The  static test  of  cache  memory for  CPU <TAG>
11111                detected  a cache  failure, but  the data  and its
11112                corresponding memory data are equal.
11113 
11114      Action:   Contact field Engineering.
11115 
11116 
11117 
11118 
11119 
11120 
11121 
11122 
11123 
11124 
11125 
11126 
11127 
11128 
11129 
11130 
11131 
11132 
11133 
11134 
11135 
11136 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         192                  11/13/89
11137 cache_tester                  -192-                      11/13/89^L
11138 
11139 
11140                [cache_tester.pl1]
11141                cache_tester:   repeatable  cache  parity error(s)
11142                detected  on CPU  <TAG> bit  failures at  level W,
11143                column XXX in  cache:  YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY in
11144                memory:  ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ.
11145 
11146 
11147      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
11148 
11149      Time:     While system is running.
11150 
11151      Meaning:  The  static test  of  cache  memory for  CPU <TAG>
11152                indicated  a   multiple  bit  error   between  the
11153                contents  of cache and  the contents of  the wired
11154                test buffer.  The multiple  bit failure is further
11155                broken down to the failing cache level (W) (0 - 3)
11156                and  column  (XXX)  address.   The  data read from
11157                cache (YYY...Y) and the expected data (ZZZ...Z) is
11158                displayed as an aid for the field engineer.  Since
11159                the  failure happened  during the  static test  of
11160                cache,  it is  assumed to  be a  solid failure and
11161                that  segment of  cache memory  (csh1 or  csh2) is
11162                turned  off.   There  could  be  up  to 3 multiple
11163                messages or some combination of multiple bit error
11164                messages  and  board   and  chip  callouts,  since
11165                diagnostic  data for the  first 3 cache  errors is
11166                captured.
11167 
11168      Action:   Contact Field Engineering personnel.
11169 
11170 
11171 
11172 
11173 
11174 
11175 
11176 
11177 
11178 
11179 
11180 
11181 
11182 
11183 
11184 
11185 
11186 
11187 
11188 
11189 
11190 
11191 
11192 
11193 
11194 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         193                  11/13/89
11195 cache_tester                  -193-                      11/13/89^L
11196 
11197 
11198                [cache_tester.pl1]
11199                cache_tester:   repeatable  cache  parity error(s)
11200                detected on CPU <TAG> at:  board XXXX, chip YY.
11201 
11202 
11203      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
11204 
11205      Time:     While system is running.
11206 
11207      Meaning:  The  static test  of  cache  memory for  CPU <TAG>
11208                indicated a single bit  error between the contents
11209                of  cache  and  the  contents  of  the  wired test
11210                buffer.  The single bit  failure is further broken
11211                down  to  the  failing  wire  wrapped board (board
11212                XXXX) and  integrated circuit chip (chip  YY) that
11213                failed.  Since it happened  during the static test
11214                of cache, it is assumed  to be a solid failure and
11215                that  segment of  cache memory  (csh1 or  csh2) is
11216                turned off.  There could be up to 3 board and chip
11217                callouts  since diagnostic  data for  the first  3
11218                cache errors is  captured.  These additional board
11219                and  chip callouts will  only be displayed  if the
11220                single  bit   failure  was  a  different   bit  or
11221                different  cache  level  than  the  board and chip
11222                diagnostic already displayed.
11223 
11224      Action:   Contact Field Engineering personnel.
11225 
11226 
11227 
11228                [cache_tester.pl1]
11229                cache_tester:  Unable to allocate wired buffer.
11230 
11231 
11232      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
11233 
11234      Time:     While system is running.
11235 
11236      Meaning:  Attempted to allocate  wired contiguous buffer for
11237                cache testing and pc_contig  could not find enough
11238                pages available.
11239 
11240      Action:   If cache error information was captured in the fim
11241                this  information is  displayed.  Cache  memory is
11242                turned back on.
11243 
11244 
11245 
11246 
11247 
11248 
11249 
11250 
11251 
11252 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         194                  11/13/89
11253 cache_tester                  -194-                      11/13/89^L
11254 
11255 
11256                [cache_tester.pl1]
11257                cache_tester:  Unable to run  on CPU <TAG> to EEDD
11258                cache ERRORMESSAGE.
11259 
11260 
11261      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
11262 
11263      Time:     While system is running.
11264 
11265      Meaning:  The attempt  to run on CPU <TAG>  to either enable
11266                (EEDD - enable) or  disable (EEDD = disable) cache
11267                memory failed.
11268 
11269      Action:   CPU <TAG>  should be taken offline  if the attempt
11270                was to disable cache memory.
11271 
11272 
11273 
11274                [cache_tester.pl1]
11275                cache_tester:  Unable to set CPU required to <TAG>
11276                cache is off ERRORMESSAGE.
11277 
11278 
11279      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
11280 
11281      Time:     While system is running.
11282 
11283      Meaning:  Attempted  to run on  CPU <TAG> for  cache testing
11284                and could not set CPU required to that CPU.
11285 
11286      Action:   Cache memory is turned back on.
11287 
11288 
11289 
11290                [call_bce.pl1]
11291                call_bce:  bce called from Multics.
11292 
11293 
11294      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
11295 
11296      Time:     While system is running.
11297 
11298      Meaning:  An outer ring  program has called hphcs_$call_bce.
11299                This is usually done after printing an explanatory
11300                message.   The  system  will  resume  operation if
11301                continue is typed.
11302 
11303      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
11304 
11305 
11306 
11307 
11308 
11309 
11310 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         195                  11/13/89
11311 call_bce                      -195-                      11/13/89^L
11312 
11313 
11314                [disk_rebuild_caller.pl1]
11315                Cannot   shrink  VTOC   from  XX   to  YY  VTOCEs.
11316                Respecify parameters.
11317 
11318 
11319      Stream:   Initializer process output.
11320 
11321      Time:     In response to an operator command.
11322 
11323      Meaning:  An attempt has been made to shrink the VTOC, which
11324                is illegal.
11325 
11326      Action:   Respecify the parameters.
11327 
11328 
11329 
11330                [mc_tty_.pl1]
11331                Channel    CHANNEL_NAME   attached    by   Message
11332                Coordinator.
11333 
11334 
11335      Stream:   Initializer terminal.
11336 
11337      Time:     While system is running.
11338 
11339      Meaning:  The  terminal  has  been  attached  by the message
11340                coordinator in
11341                       response to an accept or substty command.
11342 
11343      Action:   Proceed to use the terminal.
11344 
11345 
11346 
11347                [channel_manager.pl1]
11348                channel_manager:     Cleanup   while    processing
11349                interrupt for devx N.
11350 
11351 
11352      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
11353 
11354      Time:     While system is running.
11355 
11356      Meaning:  The   cleanup   condition   was   signalled  while
11357                processing an interrupt for  the channel with devx
11358                N.
11359 
11360      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
11361 
11362 
11363 
11364 
11365 
11366 
11367 
11368 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         196                  11/13/89
11369 channel_manager               -196-                      11/13/89^L
11370 
11371 
11372                [channel_manager.pl1]
11373                channel_manager:  Error while processing interrupt
11374                for devx N.  REASON
11375 
11376 
11377      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
11378 
11379      Time:     While system is running.
11380 
11381      Meaning:  An  error occurred  while processing  an interrupt
11382                for the channel with devx N.  The specific kind of
11383                error is explained by REASON.
11384 
11385 
11386 
11387                [dn355_boot_interrupt.pl1]
11388                checksum error in core image for FNP X
11389 
11390 
11391      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
11392 
11393      Time:     When bootloading an FNP
11394 
11395      Meaning:  The core image received for loading in the FNP had
11396                a checksum error.
11397 
11398      Action:   Try to  load the FNP again.  If  the error recurs,
11399                either  the DIA hardware  is failing, or  the core
11400                image in the Multics hierarchy is damaged.  In the
11401                latter case, the core image must be rebound.
11402 
11403 
11404 
11405                [system_startup_.pl1]
11406                Command:
11407 
11408 
11409      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
11410 
11411      Time:     System Intialization.
11412 
11413      Meaning:  The Initializer types this  message whenever it is
11414                waiting for a ring 1 command.
11415 
11416      Action:   Type the  desired command.  The normal  command to
11417                type when bringing the system up is startup.
11418 
11419 
11420 
11421 
11422 
11423 
11424 
11425 
11426 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         197                  11/13/89
11427 Command                       -197-                      11/13/89^L
11428 
11429 
11430                [config_.pl1]
11431                config_$find_table:  TBLS card  specifies no value
11432                for NAME.
11433 
11434 
11435      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
11436 
11437      Meaning:  The config deck does not specify a value for NAME.
11438 
11439      Action:   One should be added.
11440 
11441                Message:  config_$ENTRY:  the config deck is full.
11442 
11443      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
11444 
11445      Meaning:  No   space  remained   in  the   config  deck  for
11446                additional cards.
11447 
11448      Action:   If  this recurs,  try another  boot tape.   Remove
11449                unneccessary config cards.
11450 
11451 
11452 
11453                [dn355_boot_interrupt.pl1]
11454                configuration   error   reported   by  bootloading
11455                program for FNP X
11456 
11457 
11458      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
11459 
11460      Time:     When bootloading an FNP
11461 
11462      Meaning:  The   FNP  bootload    program,  gicb,   found  an
11463                inconsistency in the FNP configuration.
11464 
11465      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
11466 
11467 
11468 
11469 
11470 
11471 
11472 
11473 
11474 
11475 
11476 
11477 
11478 
11479 
11480 
11481 
11482 
11483 
11484 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         198                  11/13/89
11485 configuration error report    -198-                      11/13/89^L
11486 
11487 
11488                [dn355_boot_interrupt.pl1]
11489                configuration error reported by FNP X:  DETAILS
11490 
11491 
11492      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
11493 
11494      Time:     When bootloading an FNP
11495 
11496      Meaning:  The FNP  initialization program detected  an error
11497                or   inconsistency  in   the  FNP   configuration.
11498                DETAILS  is  a  more  specific  description of the
11499                error.
11500 
11501      Action:   If possible, correct the error, either by updating
11502                the  CDT to  reflect the  actual configuration, or
11503                recabling  the  FNP.   If   the  error  cannot  be
11504                corrected or is not understood, inform the systems
11505                programming staff.
11506 
11507 
11508 
11509                [configure_test_cpu.pl1]
11510                configure_test_cpu:   Unable  to   run  on  CPU  X
11511                ERRORMESSAGE
11512 
11513 
11514      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
11515 
11516      Time:     When ISOLTS is terminating
11517 
11518      Meaning:  The system is attempting to restore the ISOLTS CPU
11519                to  service.    In  attempting  to   reassign  its
11520                interrupt mask, it was unable  to run on that CPU.
11521                This indicates hardware or software malfunction.
11522 
11523      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
11524 
11525 
11526 
11527                [disk_table_.pl1]
11528                continuing demount of lv LVNAME
11529 
11530 
11531      Stream:   Initializer process output.
11532 
11533      Time:     While system is running.
11534 
11535                The  operator issued a  dlv command for  a logical
11536                volume for which a previous dlv command failed.
11537 
11538      Action:   No operator action is required.
11539 
11540 
11541 
11542 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         199                  11/13/89
11543 continuing demount of lv L    -199-                      11/13/89^L
11544 
11545 
11546                [copy_fdump.pl1]
11547                copy_fdump:   Copied   fdump  image  of   erf  NNN
11548                (MM/DD/YY HHMM.M) for USERNAME
11549 
11550 
11551      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
11552 
11553      Time:     While system is running.
11554 
11555      Meaning:  The user  identified by USERNAME  has successfully
11556                copied the  FDUMP image for the  specified ERF out
11557                of  the DUMP  partition.  The  time the  FDUMP was
11558                taken  is  also  included  in  the  message.  This
11559                message  is informational   only, and  is intended
11560                only  as an  aid  in  tracking system  progress by
11561                perusing the syserr log.
11562 
11563      Action:   No operator action is required.
11564 
11565 
11566 
11567                [copy_fdump.pl1]
11568                copy_fdump:  unexpected NAME signal.
11569 
11570 
11571      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
11572 
11573      Time:     While system is running.
11574 
11575      Meaning:  An  attempt  to  copy   the  dump  from  the  DUMP
11576                partition with copy_fdump resulted in an unclaimed
11577                signal.   This may  be due  to damage  to the DUMP
11578                partition contents, a malfunction  of the BCE dump
11579                command,   a  supervisor    error,  or   a  simple
11580                difficulty  like running  out of  space in >dumps.
11581                The system  continues operation.  The  copied dump
11582                may be only partly valid.
11583 
11584      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
11585 
11586 
11587 
11588                [correct_qused.pl1]
11589                correct_qused:  hash error
11590 
11591 
11592      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
11593 
11594      Time:     While system is running.
11595 
11596      Meaning:  Multiple  entries  within  a  directory undergoing
11597                quota correction have the same UID.
11598 
11599 
11600 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         200                  11/13/89
11601 correct_qused                 -200-                      11/13/89^L
11602 
11603 
11604                [cpg_.pl1]
11605                cpg_:   Error:   CONDITION  attempting  to  create
11606                process for NAME.PROJ
11607 
11608 
11609      Stream:   as (severity1)
11610 
11611      Time:     While system is running.
11612 
11613      Meaning:  A supervisor error prevented creation of a process
11614                for the user NAME.PROJ.  An Answering Service dump
11615                was  performed  and  the  user  was  logged out if
11616                possible.
11617 
11618      Action:   Note  for  system   programmer  action.   If  this
11619                message is printed at  every login, it is probably
11620                wise  to  shut  the  system  down  and  perform  a
11621                bootload operation.
11622 
11623 
11624 
11625                [cpg_.pl1]
11626                cpg_:   ERROR_MESSAGE.  Assigning pdir  volume for
11627                USER
11628 
11629 
11630      Stream:   as (severity2)
11631 
11632      Time:     While system is running.
11633 
11634      Meaning:  The system  was unable to assign  a logical volume
11635                on which to place the process directory of a user.
11636                The user might not be able to log in
11637 
11638      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
11639 
11640 
11641 
11642                [cpg_.pl1]
11643                cpg_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.  Cannot truncate pit_temp_
11644 
11645 
11646      Stream:   as (severity2)
11647 
11648      Time:     While system is running.
11649 
11650      Meaning:  The  system  was  unable  to  clear  its temporary
11651                segment  while attempting to  log in a  user.  The
11652                user will be unable to log in.
11653 
11654      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
11655 
11656 
11657 
11658 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         201                  11/13/89
11659 cpg_                          -201-                      11/13/89^L
11660 
11661 
11662                [tc_init.pl1]
11663                CPU CPUTAG:   Model #:  MODEL; Serial  #:  SERIAL;
11664                Ship date:  YY/MM/DD.
11665 
11666 
11667      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
11668 
11669      Time:     When  the bootload  CPU is  a DPS8,  whose tag  is
11670                CPUTAG is "added" to the system.
11671 
11672      Meaning:  The MODEL, SERIAL and YY/MM/DD information is read
11673                from the DPS8 cpu's ID PROM.  It is intended to be
11674                used  as  historical  information  for  identifing
11675                CPUs,  regardless  of  what  their  current tag is
11676                assigned as.
11677 
11678      Action:   No operator action is required.
11679 
11680 
11681 
11682                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
11683                CPU X is now running.
11684 
11685 
11686      Stream:   Initializer process output.
11687 
11688      Time:     In response to an operator command.
11689 
11690      Meaning:  This  is the  response  to  a successful  addcpu X
11691                command.
11692 
11693      Action:   No operator action is required.
11694 
11695 
11696 
11697                [create_homedir_.pl1]
11698                create_homedir_:  Bad syntax in pathname.  DIRNAME
11699                NAME.PROJ
11700 
11701 
11702      Stream:   as (severity0).
11703 
11704      Time:     While system is running.
11705 
11706      Meaning:  Typically   caused  by  a   homedir  specification
11707                starting  with other  than >user_dir_dir  or >udd.
11708                It may  also occur while attempting  to create the
11709                home  directory for  the user  with name  NAME and
11710                project PROJ.
11711 
11712      Action:   $note_sa
11713 
11714 
11715 
11716 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         202                  11/13/89
11717 create_homedir_               -202-                      11/13/89^L
11718 
11719 
11720                [create_homedir_.pl1]
11721                create_homedir_:  creating "DIRNAME" for "USERID"
11722 
11723 
11724      Stream:   as (severity0).
11725 
11726      Time:     While system is running.
11727 
11728      Meaning:  The user USERID did not have a home directory.  It
11729                was  created for  him  during  login, or  when his
11730                project's PDT  was installed.  This  is reasonable
11731                if  this  is  the  first  time  he  has logged in.
11732                However, his directory may  have been destroyed by
11733                the Salvager,  in which case you  have to retrieve
11734                his files.
11735 
11736      Action:   A  retrieval  of  the   user's  directory  may  be
11737                necessary.
11738 
11739 
11740 
11741                [create_homedir_.pl1]
11742                create_homedir_:       ERROR_MESSAGE.      DIRNAME
11743                NAME.PROJ
11744 
11745 
11746      Stream:   as (severity0).
11747 
11748      Time:     While system is running.
11749 
11750      Meaning:  An error  occurred while attempting to  create the
11751                home  directory for  the user  with name  NAME and
11752                project PROJ.
11753 
11754      Action:   $note_sa
11755 
11756 
11757 
11758 
11759 
11760 
11761 
11762 
11763 
11764 
11765 
11766 
11767 
11768 
11769 
11770 
11771 
11772 
11773 
11774 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         203                  11/13/89
11775 create_homedir_               -203-                      11/13/89^L
11776 
11777 
11778                [create_root_dir.pl1]
11779                create_root_dir:      allocating    hash     table
11780                ERROR_MESSAGE
11781 
11782 
11783      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
11784 
11785      Time:     Cold boot of Multics hierarchy.
11786 
11787      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
11788                CPU  or memory  hardware problems.   An error  has
11789                occurred  allocating the  hash table  for the root
11790                directory.
11791 
11792      Action:   Reboot with a different version of the system.
11793 
11794 
11795 
11796                [create_root_dir.pl1]
11797                create_root_dir:  lock error on PPP
11798 
11799 
11800      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
11801 
11802      Time:     System Intialization.
11803 
11804      Meaning:  The supervisor was unable  to lock the root.  This
11805                indicates a logic error  in the supervisor, or CPU
11806                or memory hardware problems.
11807 
11808      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
11809                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
11810                persists, try another MST.
11811 
11812 
11813 
11814                [create_root_vtoce.pl1]
11815                create_root_vtoce:  Cannot  alloc-write root vtoce
11816                ERROR_MESSAGE
11817 
11818 
11819      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
11820 
11821      Time:     Cold boot of Multics hierarchy.
11822 
11823      Meaning:  The system  is unable to write out  the VTOC entry
11824                for the root directory.
11825 
11826      Action:   Correct the disk problem if one exists and reboot.
11827                Otherwise reboot  with a different version  of the
11828                system.
11829 
11830 
11831 
11832 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         204                  11/13/89
11833 create_root_vtoce             -204-                      11/13/89^L
11834 
11835 
11836                [create_root_vtoce.pl1]
11837                create_root_vtoce:   Cannot set  dmpr bit  map for
11838                root ERROR_MESSAGE
11839 
11840 
11841      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
11842 
11843      Time:     Cold boot of Multics hierarchy.
11844 
11845      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
11846                CPU or memory hardware problems.
11847 
11848      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
11849 
11850 
11851                Message:     create_root_vtoce:      Cannot    set
11852                root_vtocx in RPV label.
11853 
11854      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
11855 
11856      Time:     Cold boot of Multics hierarchy.
11857 
11858      Meaning:  The system  is unable to update the  RPV label for
11859                the root directory.
11860 
11861      Action:   Correct the disk problem if one exists and reboot.
11862                Otherwise reboot  with a different version  of the
11863                system.
11864 
11865                Message:    create_root_vtoce:   Root   vtoce  not
11866                allocated at 0, RPV not initialized.
11867 
11868      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
11869 
11870      Time:     Cold boot of Multics hierarchy.
11871 
11872      Meaning:  A  boot -cold  was attempted  without init_vol for
11873                RPV.
11874 
11875      Action:   Reboot  system  answering  the  find_rpv_subsystem
11876                with cold instead of rpv.
11877 
11878 
11879 
11880 
11881 
11882 
11883 
11884 
11885 
11886 
11887 
11888 
11889 
11890 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         205                  11/13/89
11891 create_root_vtoce             -205-                      11/13/89^L
11892 
11893 
11894                [create_rpv_partition.pl1]
11895                create_rpv_partition:  Error accessing record NNN.
11896 
11897 
11898      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
11899 
11900      Time:     System Intialization.
11901 
11902      Meaning:  An i/o error occured  when accessing record NNN of
11903                the rpv while attempting to add a new partition.
11904 
11905      Action:   Try  again.  IF the  error persists, the  rpv will
11906                need to be rebuilt.
11907 
11908 
11909 
11910                [create_rpv_partition.pl1]
11911                create_rpv_partition:   No room  in partition  map
11912                for NAME.
11913 
11914 
11915      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
11916 
11917      Time:     System Intialization.
11918 
11919      Meaning:  The  partition  map  of  the  rpv  was  full.  The
11920                partition could not be added.
11921 
11922      Action:   The rpv will need to be rebuilt.
11923 
11924 
11925 
11926                [create_rpv_partition.pl1]
11927                create_rpv_partition:  Out of disk.
11928 
11929 
11930      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
11931 
11932      Time:     System Intialization.
11933 
11934      Meaning:  Not enough  free space existed  on the rpv  to add
11935                the new partition.
11936 
11937      Action:   The rlv will have to be rebuilt.
11938 
11939 
11940 
11941 
11942 
11943 
11944 
11945 
11946 
11947 
11948 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         206                  11/13/89
11949 create_rpv_partition          -206-                      11/13/89^L
11950 
11951 
11952                [create_rpv_partition.pl1]
11953                create_rpv_partition:   Paging  region  ends  past
11954                start of high partitions.
11955 
11956 
11957      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
11958 
11959      Time:     System Intialization.
11960 
11961      Meaning:  An  inconsistency was  found in  the partition map
11962                when adding a new partition to the rpv.
11963 
11964      Action:   The rpv will need to be rebuilt.
11965 
11966 
11967 
11968                [create_rpv_partition.pl1]
11969                create_rpv_partition:  Paging  region starts below
11970                end of low partitions.
11971 
11972 
11973      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
11974 
11975      Time:     System Intialization.
11976 
11977      Meaning:  An  inconsistency was  found in  the partition map
11978                when adding a new partition to the rpv.
11979 
11980      Action:   The rpv will need to be rebuilt.
11981 
11982 
11983 
11984                [create_rpv_partition.pl1]
11985                create_rpv_partition:   vtoce  NNN's  file  map is
11986                damaged.  Volume will need salvaging.
11987 
11988 
11989      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
11990 
11991      Time:     System Intialization.
11992 
11993      Meaning:  The  vtoce  named  was  found  to  be damaged when
11994                adding a new partition to the rpv.
11995 
11996      Action:   Salvage  the  rpv  using  a  boot  of the previous
11997                release.
11998 
11999 
12000 
12001 
12002 
12003 
12004 
12005 
12006 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         207                  11/13/89
12007 create_rpv_partition          -207-                      11/13/89^L
12008 
12009 
12010                [daemon_user_manager_.pl1]
12011                daemon_user_manager_:      Command     sent     to
12012                daemon_user_manager_ before it was initialized
12013 
12014 
12015      Stream:   as (severity1)
12016 
12017      Time:     In response to an operator command.
12018 
12019      Meaning:  This message  indicates an error in  the Answering
12020                Service or  an incorrect installation.   No daemon
12021                users can log in.
12022 
12023      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
12024 
12025 
12026 
12027                [daemon_user_manager_.pl1]
12028                daemon_user_manager_:   Daemon  init  error.  NAME
12029                PROJ SOURCE REASON
12030 
12031 
12032      Stream:   as (severity2)
12033 
12034      Time:     In response to an operator command.
12035 
12036      Meaning:  The daemon user NAME PROJ  on SOURCE was logged in
12037                correctly  but his  process could  not be started.
12038                The daemon will be logged out.
12039 
12040      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
12041 
12042 
12043 
12044                [daemon_user_manager_.pl1]
12045                daemon_user_manager_:  Daemon will be logged out.
12046 
12047 
12048      Stream:   as (severity1)
12049 
12050      Time:     While system is running.
12051 
12052      Meaning:  An  error in  a daemon  process has  caused it  to
12053                terminate.   The daemon  suffered a  fatal process
12054                error  during  initialization  or  it  has set the
12055                option  which causes  it to  be logged  out when a
12056                fatal process error occurs.
12057 
12058      Action:   Attempt to log in the daemon again and proceed.
12059 
12060 
12061 
12062 
12063 
12064 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         208                  11/13/89
12065 daemon_user_manager_          -208-                      11/13/89^L
12066 
12067 
12068                [daemon_user_manager_.pl1]
12069                daemon_user_manager_:  Error:  CONDITION during OP
12070                for NAME.PROJ SOURCE
12071 
12072 
12073      Stream:   as (severity2)
12074 
12075      Time:     While system is running.
12076 
12077      Meaning:  An unexpected fault has  occurred while the daemon
12078                user manager  was performing an operation  of type
12079                OP  for the  named daemon  process.  An  Answering
12080                Service dump was performed and the system attempts
12081                to continue,  but the daemon process may  be in an
12082                unusable state.
12083 
12084      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
12085 
12086 
12087 
12088                [daemon_user_manager_.pl1]
12089                daemon_user_manager_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.   Logout not
12090                permitted for message coordinator source SOURCE.
12091 
12092 
12093      Stream:   as (severity1)
12094 
12095      Time:     In response to an operator command.
12096 
12097      Meaning:  The  message  coordinator  access  control segment
12098                >system_control_1>mc_acs>SOURCE.mcacs   does   not
12099                permit   the  operator   to  logout   the  daemon.
12100                Therefore, the operator cannot logout the daemon.
12101 
12102      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
12103 
12104 
12105 
12106 
12107 
12108 
12109 
12110 
12111 
12112 
12113 
12114 
12115 
12116 
12117 
12118 
12119 
12120 
12121 
12122 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         209                  11/13/89
12123 daemon_user_manager_          -209-                      11/13/89^L
12124 
12125 
12126                [daemon_user_manager_.pl1]
12127                daemon_user_manager_:   ERROR_MESSAGE.   NAME.PROJ
12128                SOURCE terminated.
12129 
12130 
12131      Stream:   as (severity1)
12132 
12133      Time:     While system is running.
12134 
12135      Meaning:  An  error in  a daemon  process has  caused it  to
12136                terminate.   A  following  message  will  indicate
12137                whether  a  new  process  has  been  automatically
12138                created.
12139 
12140      Action:   If  the  daemon  is  logged  out, reinitialize the
12141                daemon  and  continue.   Otherwise,  a  new daemon
12142                process  is  created  automatically  and  you  can
12143                continue from there.
12144 
12145 
12146 
12147                [daemon_user_manager_.pl1]
12148                daemon_user_manager_:   ERROR_MESSAGE.  No  MC ACS
12149                segment for message coordinator source SOURCE
12150 
12151 
12152      Stream:   as (severity1)
12153 
12154      Time:     In response to an operator command.
12155 
12156      Meaning:  The  message  coordinator  access  control segment
12157                >system_control_1>mc_acs>SOURCE.mcacs    was   not
12158                found.  It must be created  and given an ACL which
12159                permits  the   operator  to  logout   the  daemon.
12160                Therefore, the operator cannot logout the daemon.
12161 
12162      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
12163 
12164 
12165 
12166                [daemon_user_manager_.pl1]
12167                daemon_user_manager_:   Event  entry  called  with
12168                null ev_msg_ptr
12169 
12170 
12171      Stream:   as (severity2)
12172 
12173      Time:     While system is running.
12174 
12175      Meaning:  This indicates an error in the Answering Service.
12176 
12177      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
12178 
12179 
12180 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         210                  11/13/89
12181 daemon_user_manager_          -210-                      11/13/89^L
12182 
12183 
12184                [daemon_user_manager_.pl1]
12185                daemon_user_manager_:   Fatal  process  error loop
12186                for NAME.PROJ SOURCE.
12187                Daemon will be logged out.
12188 
12189 
12190      Stream:   as (severity1)
12191 
12192      Time:     While system is running.
12193 
12194      Meaning:  An  error in  a daemon  process has  caused it  to
12195                terminate repeatedly within  the last few minutes.
12196                Detection  of the  loop  causes  the daemon  to be
12197                logged out.
12198 
12199      Action:   Try to login the daemon again.  If it still fails,
12200                notify your System Administrator of the problem.
12201 
12202 
12203 
12204                [daemon_user_manager_.pl1]
12205                daemon_user_manager_:   Invalid  signal  from NAME
12206                PROJ SOURCE
12207                daemon_user_manager_:    signal   was   "XXXXXXXX"
12208                YYY|ZZZZ
12209 
12210 
12211      Stream:   as (severity2)
12212 
12213      Time:     While system is running.
12214 
12215      Meaning:  This  message  may  result  from  an  error in the
12216                Answering Service,  an error in one  of the daemon
12217                processes, or  an attempt by an  unauthorized user
12218                to signal  the daemon user manager.   If the NAME,
12219                PROJ, and SOURCE cannot be determined, the process
12220                ID  of  the  sender  is  shown  instead.   The DUT
12221                (daemon user  table) entry affected is  located at
12222                YYY|ZZZZ in the Answering Service.
12223 
12224                The  signal is  ignored and  the Answering Service
12225                attempts to  continue.  If a daemon  user is named
12226                on the  first line of the message,  this user will
12227                probably be unable to continue.
12228 
12229      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.  If the user
12230                named in the message is  a daemon user, try typing
12231                "logout NAME  PROJ SOURCE", and if  this succeeds,
12232                log the user in again if necessary.
12233 
12234 
12235 
12236 
12237 
12238 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         211                  11/13/89
12239 daemon_user_manager_          -211-                      11/13/89^L
12240 
12241 
12242                [daemon_user_manager_.pl1]
12243                daemon_user_manager_:      NAME    PROJ     SOURCE
12244                terminated.  Daemon will be logged out.
12245 
12246 
12247      Stream:   as (severity2)
12248 
12249      Time:     While system is running.
12250 
12251      Meaning:  NAME is  the Person_id of the daemon,  PROJ is the
12252                Project_id  of  the  daemon,  and  SOURCE  is  the
12253                Message Coordinator source id  of the daemon.  The
12254                daemon encountered  a fatal process error  and was
12255                logged out to prevent the system from getting into
12256                a loop.
12257 
12258      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.  You can try
12259                logging  the daemon in  again, but if  the process
12260                error is  recurrent the problem must  be corrected
12261                before the daemon will operate successfully.
12262 
12263 
12264 
12265                [daemon_user_manager_.pl1]
12266                daemon_user_manager_:  New process created.
12267 
12268 
12269      Stream:   as (severity1)
12270 
12271      Time:     While system is running.
12272 
12273      Meaning:  An  error in  a daemon  process has  caused it  to
12274                terminate.  A new process has been created.
12275 
12276      Action:   A new daemon process  is created automatically and
12277                you can continue from there.
12278 
12279 
12280 
12281                [daemon_user_manager_.pl1]
12282                daemon_user_manager_:    premature  STOPSTOP   for
12283                NAME.PROJ SOURCE
12284 
12285 
12286      Stream:   as (severity0)
12287 
12288      Time:     While system is running.
12289 
12290      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
12291                CPU or memory hardware problems.
12292 
12293      Action:   No operator action is required.
12294 
12295 
12296 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         212                  11/13/89
12297 daemon_user_manager_          -212-                      11/13/89^L
12298 
12299 
12300                [daemon_user_manager_.pl1]
12301                daemon_user_manager_:     process   PERSON.PROJECT
12302                SOURCE ignored trm_ signal.
12303 
12304 
12305      Stream:   $as1
12306 
12307      Time:     While system is running.
12308 
12309      Meaning:  The  daemon process  PERSON.PROJECT using  message
12310                coordinator SOURCE had been  sent a trm_ signal to
12311                cause process termination, but the process did not
12312                respond  to  the  signal.   The  answering service
12313                proceeds  with the  bump, new_proc,  log out,  etc
12314                operation.
12315 
12316      Action:   No operator action is required.
12317 
12318 
12319 
12320                [daemon_user_manager_.pl1]
12321                daemon_user_manager_:     process   PERSON.PROJECT
12322                SOURCE     ignored    wakeup     EVENT_MSG    from
12323                SENDER_PROCESS_ID
12324 
12325 
12326      Stream:   $as1
12327 
12328      Time:     While system is running.
12329 
12330      Meaning:  The  daemon process  PERSON.PROJECT using  message
12331                coordinator  SOURCE had  been sent  a wakeup  with
12332                EVENT_MSG   by   the   process   with   process_id
12333                SENDER_PROCESS_ID.  This event  message is unknown
12334                and will be ignored.
12335 
12336      Action:   No operator action is required.
12337 
12338 
12339 
12340 
12341 
12342 
12343 
12344 
12345 
12346 
12347 
12348 
12349 
12350 
12351 
12352 
12353 
12354 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         213                  11/13/89
12355 daemon_user_manager_          -213-                      11/13/89^L
12356 
12357 
12358                [daemon_user_manager_.pl1]
12359                daemon_user_manager_:  You cannot  new_proc to the
12360                requested authorization.
12361                Cannot  new_proc to  an authorization  outside the
12362                daemon's allowed range.
12363 
12364 
12365      Stream:   as (severity1)
12366 
12367      Time:     While system is running.
12368 
12369      Meaning:  A  daemon executed  an improper  new_proc command,
12370                trying to change to
12371                          an   authorization   greater   than  its
12372                maximum allowed authorization, or
12373                          less    than    its    minimum   allowed
12374                authorization, as specified in the
12375                          Person   Name    Table   (PNT),   System
12376                Administrator's Table (SAT) and
12377                          Project Master File (PMF).  The new_proc
12378                is performed at the
12379                          original authorization of the process.
12380 
12381      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
12382 
12383 
12384 
12385                [dbm_man.pl1]
12386                dbm_man:     attempt    to    initialize   already
12387                initialized map for PV on dskX_NNS
12388 
12389 
12390      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
12391 
12392      Time:     While system is running.
12393 
12394      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
12395                CPU or memory hardware problems.
12396 
12397      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
12398 
12399 
12400 
12401 
12402 
12403 
12404 
12405 
12406 
12407 
12408 
12409 
12410 
12411 
12412 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         214                  11/13/89
12413 dbm_man                       -214-                      11/13/89^L
12414 
12415 
12416                [dbm_man.pl1]
12417                dbm_man:  bit map  relp not set in pvte  for PV on
12418                dskX_NNS
12419 
12420 
12421      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
12422 
12423      Time:     While system is running.
12424 
12425      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
12426                CPU or memory hardware problems.
12427 
12428      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
12429 
12430 
12431 
12432                [dbm_man.pl1]
12433                dbm_man:  Cannot get ASTE for dbm_seg
12434 
12435 
12436      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
12437 
12438      Time:     System Intialization.
12439 
12440      Meaning:  The  system was unable  to create the  dbm_seg and
12441                obtain an ASTE for this segment.
12442 
12443      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
12444 
12445 
12446 
12447                [dbm_man.pl1]
12448                dbm_man:  csl failure
12449 
12450 
12451      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
12452 
12453      Time:     While system is running.
12454 
12455      Meaning:  The CSL instruction appears  to have failed on one
12456                of the processors.
12457 
12458      Action:   No operator action is required.
12459 
12460 
12461 
12462 
12463 
12464 
12465 
12466 
12467 
12468 
12469 
12470 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         215                  11/13/89
12471 dbm_man                       -215-                      11/13/89^L
12472 
12473 
12474                [dbm_man.pl1]
12475                dbm_man:  unable to allocate dumper bit map for PV
12476                on dskX_NNS
12477 
12478 
12479      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
12480 
12481      Time:     While system is running.
12482 
12483      Meaning:  The system was unable to allocate a dumper bit map
12484                in dbm_seg  for the volume on  dskX_NNS.  Too many
12485                volumes  are online,  or there  is something wrong
12486                with the volume header.
12487 
12488      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
12489 
12490 
12491 
12492                [dbm_man.pl1]
12493                dbm_man:  unable to initialize area:  ERROR_MESS
12494 
12495 
12496      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
12497 
12498      Time:     While system is running.
12499 
12500      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
12501                CPU or memory hardware problems.
12502 
12503      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
12504 
12505 
12506 
12507                [deactivate_for_demount.pl1]
12508                deactivate_for_demount:  Error  freeing vtocx OOOO
12509                on dskX_NN for UID.  ERRORMESSAGE.
12510 
12511 
12512      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
12513 
12514      Time:     During system shutdown.
12515 
12516      Meaning:  The  VTOCE for  a deciduous  segment could  not be
12517                freed for the reason indicated.  The VTOCE will be
12518                freed   by   the   next   volume   salvage  or  by
12519                delete_old_pdds.
12520 
12521      Action:   No operator action is required.
12522 
12523 
12524 
12525 
12526 
12527 
12528 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         216                  11/13/89
12529 deactivate_for_demount        -216-                      11/13/89^L
12530 
12531 
12532                [deactivate_segs.pl1]
12533                deactivate_segs:  unflushed trailer
12534 
12535 
12536      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
12537 
12538      Time:     While system is running.
12539 
12540      Meaning:  After destroying a process,  the system found that
12541                some system trailer (specifying connection of that
12542                process  to some  segment) still  exists for  that
12543                process  in  str_seg.   This  indicates  that some
12544                segment  was  improperly   disconnected  from  the
12545                process  at  some  time.   This  indicates a logic
12546                error in the supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware
12547                problems.
12548 
12549      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
12550 
12551 
12552 
12553                [debug_check.pl1]
12554                debug_check:  too many parameters on parm cards
12555 
12556 
12557      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
12558 
12559      Time:     System Intialization.
12560 
12561      Meaning:  A  total of  14 options  may be  specified on PARM
12562                cards.   This limit   has been  exceeded.  Options
12563                after the 14th will be ignored.
12564 
12565      Action:   Correct  the configuration   deck before  the next
12566                bootload.
12567 
12568 
12569 
12570 
12571 
12572 
12573 
12574 
12575 
12576 
12577 
12578 
12579 
12580 
12581 
12582 
12583 
12584 
12585 
12586 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         217                  11/13/89
12587 debug_check                   -217-                      11/13/89^L
12588 
12589 
12590                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
12591                delcpu:  Cannot stop CPU X.
12592 
12593 
12594      Stream:   Initializer process output.
12595 
12596      Time:     In response to an operator command.
12597 
12598      Meaning:  CPU X did not respond  to a command to stop within
12599                the expected time.  The  CPU may be malfunctioning
12600                or in STEP, or it may be in a very tight loop.
12601 
12602      Action:   Check the CPU panel.   If the processor appears to
12603                be in a  loop, it may be possible to  break it out
12604                by  placing zeros  in the  processor switches  and
12605                using  the EXECUTE  button to  cause a  fault; but
12606                this action sometimes causes  the system to crash,
12607                depending on where the loop is.
12608 
12609 
12610 
12611                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
12612                delcpu:  CPU X is not online.
12613 
12614 
12615      Stream:   Initializer process output.
12616 
12617      Time:     In response to an operator command.
12618 
12619      Meaning:  A  delcpu X  command finds  that CPU  X is already
12620                deleted.
12621 
12622      Action:   No operator action is required.
12623 
12624 
12625 
12626                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
12627                delcpu:  CPU X is the only CPU.
12628 
12629 
12630      Stream:   Initializer process output.
12631 
12632      Time:     In response to an operator command.
12633 
12634      Meaning:  A  delcpu X command  attempted to delete  the last
12635                CPU.  No action was taken.
12636 
12637      Action:   No operator action is required.
12638 
12639 
12640 
12641 
12642 
12643 
12644 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         218                  11/13/89
12645 delcpu                        -218-                      11/13/89^L
12646 
12647 
12648                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
12649                delcpu:   Illegal command or  subroutine argument.
12650                BLAH
12651 
12652 
12653      Stream:   Initializer process output.
12654 
12655      Time:     In response to an operator command.
12656 
12657      Meaning:  Invalid input was typed.
12658 
12659      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
12660 
12661 
12662 
12663                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
12664                delcpu:  Reconfiguration database is locked.
12665 
12666 
12667      Stream:   Initializer process output.
12668 
12669      Time:     In response to an operator command.
12670 
12671      Meaning:  Another  process   is  performing  reconfiguration
12672                currently, or  a fault during  reconfiguration has
12673                left the reconfiguration tables locked.
12674 
12675      Action:   If  it  is  certain   that  no  other  process  is
12676                reconfiguring,   and   that    the   fault   which
12677                interrupted  reconfiguration has  been cured,  the
12678                reconfigure$force_unlock  command may  be used  to
12679                clear the lock at the direction of system staff.
12680 
12681 
12682 
12683                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
12684                delcpu:  Wrong number of arguments supplied.
12685 
12686 
12687      Stream:   Initializer process output.
12688 
12689      Time:     In response to an operator command.
12690 
12691      Meaning:  Invalid input was typed.
12692 
12693      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
12694 
12695 
12696 
12697 
12698 
12699 
12700 
12701 
12702 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         219                  11/13/89
12703 delcpu                        -219-                      11/13/89^L
12704 
12705 
12706                [delentry.pl1]
12707                delentry:  deleting damaged dir PATH for USERID
12708 
12709 
12710      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
12711 
12712      Time:     While system is running.
12713 
12714      Meaning:  An  attempt to delete  a directory found  that the
12715                directory  header had  a zero  UID.  The directory
12716                was deleted anyway.
12717 
12718      Action:   No operator action is required.
12719 
12720 
12721 
12722                [delentry.pl1]
12723                delentry:   error  from  hash$out  on  "NAME"  for
12724                USERID.  ERROR_CODE
12725 
12726 
12727      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
12728 
12729      Time:     While system is running.
12730 
12731      Meaning:  An attempt to delete the  entry name NAME from the
12732                directory  hash table   failed.  This  indicates a
12733                logic  error in the  supervisor, or CPU  or memory
12734                hardware problems.
12735 
12736      Action:   No operator action is required.
12737 
12738 
12739 
12740                [delentry.pl1]
12741                delentry:   error  from   terminate_  for  USERID.
12742                ERROR_CODE
12743 
12744 
12745      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
12746 
12747      Time:     While system is running.
12748 
12749      Meaning:  An error code was returned  while trying to make a
12750                directory   unknown  while   deleting  it.    This
12751                indicates a logic error  in the supervisor, or CPU
12752                or memory hardware problems.
12753 
12754      Action:   No operator action is required.
12755 
12756 
12757 
12758 
12759 
12760 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         220                  11/13/89
12761 delentry                      -220-                      11/13/89^L
12762 
12763 
12764                [delentry.pl1]
12765                delentry:   priv_dfile  error  deleting  vtoce for
12766                PATH for USERID.  ERROR_CODE
12767 
12768 
12769      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
12770 
12771      Time:     While system is running.
12772 
12773      Meaning:  A privileged call to delete a segment discovered a
12774                branch  with not  VTOC entry.   This situation  is
12775                called  a "connection   failure."  The  branch was
12776                deleted anyway.
12777 
12778      Action:   No operator action is required.
12779 
12780 
12781 
12782                [delete_vtoce.pl1]
12783                delete_vtoce:    cannot   add   time/page  product
12784                (SEGTPP  DIRTPP) to  pvid  PPP  vtocx VVV  uid UUU
12785                ERRORMESSAGE
12786 
12787 
12788      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
12789 
12790      Time:     While system is running.
12791 
12792      Meaning:  During  the deletion  of a  directory which  had a
12793                quota  account, a   difficulty was  encountered in
12794                reflecting  its time/page product  upward.  SEGTPP
12795                and DIRTPP are the  time/page product for segments
12796                and directories, respectively.
12797 
12798      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
12799 
12800 
12801 
12802                [delete_vtoce.pl1]
12803                delete_vtoce:  from  quotaw, pvid PPP.   vtocx VVV
12804                ERRORMESSAGE
12805 
12806 
12807      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
12808 
12809      Time:     While system is running.
12810 
12811      Meaning:  While  deleting  a  directory  which  had  a quota
12812                account, a  quota handling problem  usually record
12813                quota overflow, was encountered.
12814 
12815      Action:   No operator action is required.
12816 
12817 
12818 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         221                  11/13/89
12819 delete_vtoce                  -221-                      11/13/89^L
12820 
12821 
12822                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
12823                Deleted CPU X.
12824 
12825 
12826      Stream:   Initializer process output.
12827 
12828      Time:     In response to an operator command.
12829 
12830      Meaning:  This  is the  response  to  a successful  delcpu X
12831                command.
12832 
12833      Action:   No operator action is required.
12834 
12835 
12836 
12837                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
12838                delmain:  Abs wired pages in memory.
12839 
12840 
12841      Stream:   Initializer process output.
12842 
12843      Time:     In response to an operator command.
12844 
12845      Meaning:  A delmain  command attempted to delete  a range of
12846                pages  which included  some pages  which cannot be
12847                deleted.  No action was taken.
12848 
12849      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
12850 
12851 
12852 
12853                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
12854                delmain:  Illegal command  or subroutine argument.
12855                BLAH
12856 
12857 
12858      Stream:   Initializer process output.
12859 
12860      Time:     In response to an operator command.
12861 
12862      Meaning:  Invalid input was typed.
12863 
12864      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
12865 
12866 
12867 
12868 
12869 
12870 
12871 
12872 
12873 
12874 
12875 
12876 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         222                  11/13/89
12877 delmain                       -222-                      11/13/89^L
12878 
12879 
12880                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
12881                delmain:  Not enough main memory left.
12882 
12883 
12884      Stream:   Initializer process output.
12885 
12886      Time:     In response to an operator command.
12887 
12888      Meaning:  A  delmain  command  attempted  to  delete so much
12889                memory that the system would be unable to function
12890                correctly.  No action was taken.
12891 
12892      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
12893 
12894 
12895 
12896                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
12897                delmain:  Reconfiguration database is locked.
12898 
12899 
12900      Stream:   Initializer process output.
12901 
12902      Time:     In response to an operator command.
12903 
12904      Meaning:  Another  process   is  performing  reconfiguration
12905                currently, or  a fault during  reconfiguration has
12906                left the reconfiguration tables locked.
12907 
12908      Action:   If  it  is  certain   that  no  other  process  is
12909                reconfiguring,   and   that    the   fault   which
12910                interrupted  reconfiguration has  been cured,  the
12911                reconfigure$force_unlock  command may  be used  to
12912                clear the lock at the direction of system staff.
12913 
12914 
12915 
12916                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
12917                delmain:  Request is not  within range of a single
12918                controller.  MAIN XXX
12919 
12920 
12921      Stream:   Initializer process output.
12922 
12923      Time:     In response to an operator command.
12924 
12925      Meaning:  A  delmain command must  specify a range  of pages
12926                which lies  completely within one  controller.  No
12927                action was taken.
12928 
12929      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
12930 
12931 
12932 
12933 
12934 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         223                  11/13/89
12935 delmain                       -223-                      11/13/89^L
12936 
12937 
12938                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
12939                delmain:  Wrong number of arguments supplied.
12940 
12941 
12942      Stream:   Initializer process output.
12943 
12944      Time:     In response to an operator command.
12945 
12946      Meaning:  Invalid input was typed.
12947 
12948      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
12949 
12950 
12951 
12952                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
12953                delmem:  Abs wired pages in MEM Y.
12954 
12955 
12956      Stream:   Initializer process output.
12957 
12958      Time:     In response to an operator command.
12959 
12960      Meaning:  An  attempt  was  made  to  delete  a memory which
12961                included some  pages which cannot be  deleted.  No
12962                action was taken.
12963 
12964      Action:   The memory cannot be deleted.
12965 
12966 
12967 
12968                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
12969                delmem:   Illegal command or  subroutine argument.
12970                BLAH
12971 
12972 
12973      Stream:   Initializer process output.
12974 
12975      Time:     In response to an operator command.
12976 
12977      Meaning:  Invalid input was typed.
12978 
12979      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
12980 
12981 
12982 
12983 
12984 
12985 
12986 
12987 
12988 
12989 
12990 
12991 
12992 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         224                  11/13/89
12993 delmem                        -224-                      11/13/89^L
12994 
12995 
12996                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
12997                delmem:  MEM Y is not online.
12998 
12999 
13000      Stream:   Initializer process output.
13001 
13002      Time:     In response to an operator command.
13003 
13004      Meaning:  A delmem Y command was typed but no such memory is
13005                in use.
13006 
13007      Action:   No operator action is required.
13008 
13009 
13010 
13011                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
13012                delmem:  Not enough main memory to remove MEM Y.
13013 
13014 
13015      Stream:   Initializer process output.
13016 
13017      Time:     In response to an operator command.
13018 
13019      Meaning:  The system  would be unable to  function correctly
13020                if SCU  Y and its memory were  deleted.  No action
13021                was taken.
13022 
13023      Action:   Try something else.
13024 
13025 
13026 
13027                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
13028                delmem:  Reconfiguration database is locked.
13029 
13030 
13031      Stream:   Initializer process output.
13032 
13033      Time:     In response to an operator command.
13034 
13035      Meaning:  Another  process   is  performing  reconfiguration
13036                currently, or  a fault during  reconfiguration has
13037                left the reconfiguration tables locked.
13038 
13039      Action:   If  it  is  certain   that  no  other  process  is
13040                reconfiguring,   and   that    the   fault   which
13041                interrupted  reconfiguration has  been cured,  the
13042                reconfigure$force_unlock  command may  be used  to
13043                clear the lock at the direction of system staff.
13044 
13045 
13046 
13047 
13048 
13049 
13050 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         225                  11/13/89
13051 delmem                        -225-                      11/13/89^L
13052 
13053 
13054                [add_scu.pl1]
13055                delmem:  Removed MEM X.
13056 
13057 
13058      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
13059 
13060      Time:     In response to an operator command.
13061 
13062      Meaning:  The system control unit X has been deleted.
13063 
13064      Action:   No operator action is required.
13065 
13066 
13067 
13068                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
13069                delmem:  Wrong number of arguments supplied.
13070 
13071 
13072      Stream:   Initializer process output.
13073 
13074      Time:     In response to an operator command.
13075 
13076      Meaning:  Invalid input was typed.
13077 
13078      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
13079 
13080 
13081 
13082                [demount_pv.pl1]
13083                demount_pv:  ast out of sync
13084 
13085 
13086      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
13087 
13088      Time:     Volume demounting or system shutdown.
13089 
13090      Meaning:  The  volume  demounter  has  detected  irreparable
13091                damage to the system segment table (SST).
13092 
13093      Action:   Emergency  shutdown  will  fail,  and  need not be
13094                attempted.  Follow normal  recovery procedures for
13095                ESD failure.
13096 
13097 
13098 
13099 
13100 
13101 
13102 
13103 
13104 
13105 
13106 
13107 
13108 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         226                  11/13/89
13109 demount_pv                    -226-                      11/13/89^L
13110 
13111 
13112                [demount_pv.pl1]
13113                demount_pv:     ioi_PROGNAME     for    DRIVENAME:
13114                ERRORMESSAGE
13115 
13116 
13117      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
13118 
13119      Time:     Volume demounting.
13120 
13121      Meaning:  In  attempting to  cycle down  drive DRIVENAME, an
13122                unexpected  error   was  received  from   the  I/O
13123                Interfacer.  The drive may not be cycled down.
13124 
13125      Action:   Notify the  system programming staff.   Cycle down
13126                the drive if it was not cycled down.
13127 
13128 
13129 
13130                [demount_pv.pl1]
13131                demount_pv:     vtoc    cleanup    of   DRIVENAME:
13132                ERRORMESSAGE
13133 
13134 
13135      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
13136 
13137      Time:     Volume demounting or shutdown.
13138 
13139      Meaning:  An  unexpected error  was encountered  in flushing
13140                VTOC information  out to a volume  being shut down
13141                or demounted.   The volume will not  be demounted.
13142                message.
13143 
13144      Action:   Contact the system  programming staff.  Attempt to
13145                repeat the demount of  the logical volume, if this
13146                is  not  during  shutdown.   The  physical  volume
13147                involved may have to be salvaged.
13148 
13149 
13150 
13151                [demount_pv.pl1]
13152                demounted DRIVENAME
13153 
13154 
13155      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
13156 
13157      Time:     Volume   demounting,  in  response   to  delete_lv
13158                command or user action.
13159 
13160      Meaning:  The disk pack on  drive DRIVENAME was successfully
13161                demounted.
13162 
13163      Action:   No operator action is required.
13164 
13165 
13166 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         227                  11/13/89
13167 demounted DRIVENAME           -227-                      11/13/89^L
13168 
13169 
13170                [disk_table_.pl1]
13171                demounted lv LVNAME
13172 
13173 
13174      Stream:   Initializer process output.
13175 
13176      Time:     While system is running.
13177 
13178      Meaning:  The  demount  of  the  logical  volume  LVNAME  is
13179                complete.
13180 
13181      Action:   No operator action is required.
13182 
13183 
13184 
13185                [device_acct_.pl1]
13186                device_acct_$init:  ERROR_MESSAGE.  device_table
13187 
13188 
13189      Stream:             $as2
13190 
13191      Time:     System Intialization.
13192 
13193      Meaning:  An   error   occurred   which   initializing   the
13194                device_table.     ERROR_MESSAGE   is    the   text
13195                associated  with  the  error  code  describing the
13196                error.  Device accounting  is disabled, and system
13197                initialization fails.
13198 
13199      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
13200 
13201 
13202 
13203                [device_acct_.pl1]
13204                device_acct_$off:    device   N   (ACCT_TYPE_NAME,
13205                DEV_NAME) not in device table for PERSON.PROJECT
13206 
13207 
13208      Stream:             $as0
13209 
13210      Time:     While system is running.
13211 
13212      Meaning:  Device DEV_NAME, which  has device accounting type
13213                number  N associated with  ACCT_TYPE_NAME devices,
13214                was  not found   in PERSON.PROJECT's  device table
13215                entries.  Probable  cause is damage to  the device
13216                table.
13217 
13218      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
13219 
13220 
13221 
13222 
13223 
13224 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         228                  11/13/89
13225 device_acct_$off              -228-                      11/13/89^L
13226 
13227 
13228                [device_acct_.pl1]
13229                device_acct_:   deve.pdtep (PTR1) not  = ute.pdtep
13230                (PTR2) for PERSON.PROJECT.
13231 
13232 
13233      Action:   $as2
13234 
13235      Time:     While system is running.
13236 
13237      Meaning:  The Project Definition  Table entry pointer (PTR1)
13238                stored  in  the  device  table  for PERSON.PROJECT
13239                differs from the PDT  entry pointer stored in that
13240                user's User  Table Entry (UTE).  This  indicates a
13241                logic  error in the  supervisor, or CPU  or memory
13242                hardware problems.
13243 
13244      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
13245 
13246 
13247 
13248                [device_acct_.pl1]
13249                device_acct_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.   Attempting to lock
13250                PDT entry of PERSON.PROJECT
13251 
13252 
13253      Stream:   $as2
13254 
13255      Time:     While system is running.
13256 
13257      Meaning:  An attempt was made to lock the Project Definition
13258                Table  (PDT) entry   for PERSON.PROJECT  to update
13259                device  usage charges  for the  user.  Locking did
13260                not succeed within 15 seconds, so the charges were
13261                not  updated.  If  the attempt  occurred during an
13262                accounting  update, the  charges will  continue to
13263                accrue  until  the  next  update,  at  which  time
13264                locking the PDT entry  is again attempted.  If the
13265                original attempt  occurred as part of  a logout or
13266                new_proc operation, the device charges are lost.
13267 
13268      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
13269 
13270 
13271 
13272 
13273 
13274 
13275 
13276 
13277 
13278 
13279 
13280 
13281 
13282 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         229                  11/13/89
13283 device_acct_                  -229-                      11/13/89^L
13284 
13285 
13286                [page_error.alm]
13287                device_control:  invalid pvtx XX
13288 
13289 
13290      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
13291 
13292      Time:     While system is running.
13293 
13294      Meaning:  An  invalid  PVT  index  XX  was  found  by device
13295                control, or an invalid device type appeared in the
13296                PVT entry  of that index.  This  indicates a logic
13297                error in the supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware
13298                problems.
13299 
13300      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
13301 
13302 
13303 
13304                [dial_ctl_.pl1]
13305                dial_ctl_:   Autocall   channel  CHANNEL  declared
13306                multi-class,     but      does     not     support
13307                set_required_access_class.
13308 
13309 
13310      Stream:   as (severity2)
13311 
13312      Time:     $run_
13313 
13314      Meaning:  The  autocall channel   CHANNEL has  been declared
13315                multi-class  in   the  CDT,  but   the  underlying
13316                multiplexer      does     not      support     the
13317                set_required_access_class   control  order.    The
13318                channel  should be  defined as  single class.  The
13319                user's dial out request was refused.
13320 
13321      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
13322 
13323 
13324 
13325                [dial_ctl_.pl1]
13326                dial_ctl_:  Can't find process WWWWWWWWWWW
13327 
13328 
13329      Stream:   as (severity0)
13330 
13331      Time:     While system is running.
13332 
13333      Meaning:  An  invalid signal  was received  by the secondary
13334                terminal manager.
13335 
13336      Action:   Note for system programmer action.
13337 
13338 
13339 
13340 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         230                  11/13/89
13341 dial_ctl_                     -230-                      11/13/89^L
13342 
13343 
13344                [dial_ctl_.pl1]
13345                dial_ctl_:  Channel CHANNEL (AIM_CLASS, SERV_TYPE)
13346                hung up on Initializer
13347 
13348 
13349      Stream:   as (severity1)
13350 
13351      Time:     While system is running.
13352 
13353      Meaning:  The  channel CHANNEL  with access  class AIM_CLASS
13354                and  service  type  SERV_TYPE  hung  up.   It  had
13355                previously been dialed to the Initializer.
13356 
13357      Action:   No operator action is required.
13358 
13359 
13360 
13361                [dial_ctl_.pl1]
13362                dial_ctl_:  Channel CHANNEL (AIM_CLASS, SERV_TYPE)
13363                hung up on missing process WWWWWWWWWWWW
13364 
13365 
13366      Stream:   as (severity1)
13367 
13368      Time:     While system is running.
13369 
13370      Meaning:  The  channel CHANNEL  with access  class AIM_CLASS
13371                and service  type SERV_TYPE hung up.   It had been
13372                dialed  to  a  process,   but  the  system  cannot
13373                determine what  process it had been  connected to.
13374                The process may have  terminated before the hangup
13375                was detected.
13376 
13377      Action:   If  this  happens  often,  inform  the programming
13378                staff.
13379 
13380 
13381 
13382 
13383 
13384 
13385 
13386 
13387 
13388 
13389 
13390 
13391 
13392 
13393 
13394 
13395 
13396 
13397 
13398 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         231                  11/13/89
13399 dial_ctl_                     -231-                      11/13/89^L
13400 
13401 
13402                [dial_ctl_.pl1]
13403                dial_ctl_:  Channel CHANNEL  dialed to Initializer
13404                {(PERSON.PROJECT)}
13405 
13406 
13407      Stream:   as (severity2)
13408 
13409      Time:     While system is running.
13410 
13411      Meaning:  An additional secondary terminal has been attached
13412                to the  Initializer process as a result  of a dial
13413                system command.  CHANNEL  specifies which terminal
13414                dialed Initializer.
13415 
13416      Action:   If  this  terminal  has   been  connected  to  the
13417                Initializer  by  an  authorized  operations  staff
13418                member, proceed  to use it by  issuing an "accept"
13419                command  and possibly  the "substty"  command.  If
13420                this  is  an  invalid  attempt  to  connect to the
13421                system,  type  "drop  CHANNEL"  to  disconnect the
13422                terminal.
13423 
13424 
13425 
13426                [dial_ctl_.pl1]
13427                dial_ctl_:  Channel CHANNEL hung up after dial_out
13428                for PERSON.PROJECT
13429 
13430 
13431      Stream:   as (severity0)
13432 
13433      Time:     While system is running.
13434 
13435      Meaning:  During   a   dial_out   of   channel   CHANNEL  by
13436                PERSON.PROJECT, the channel hung up.  The dial_out
13437                attempt was aborted.
13438 
13439      Action:   No operator action is required.
13440 
13441 
13442 
13443 
13444 
13445 
13446 
13447 
13448 
13449 
13450 
13451 
13452 
13453 
13454 
13455 
13456 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         232                  11/13/89
13457 dial_ctl_                     -232-                      11/13/89^L
13458 
13459 
13460                [dial_ctl_.pl1]
13461                dial_ctl_:  Dialing channel CHANNEL (ACC_CLASS) to
13462                DESTINATION   for   PERSON.PROJECT   {using   comm
13463                privilege}
13464 
13465 
13466      Stream:   as (severity0)
13467 
13468      Time:     While system is running.
13469 
13470      Meaning:  The  user PERSON.PROJECT  is dialing  out on  dial
13471                channel CHANNEL with access class ACC_CLASS to the
13472                destination DESTINATION.  If this log message ends
13473                with  "using  comm  privilege",  then  the process
13474                dialing  out  has  used   the  comm  privilege  to
13475                circumvent AIM restrictions.
13476 
13477      Action:   No operator action is required.
13478 
13479 
13480 
13481                [dial_ctl_.pl1]
13482                dial_ctl_:            ERROR_MESSAGE           From
13483                get_required_access_class control order on channel
13484                CHANNEL.
13485 
13486 
13487      Stream:   as (severity0)
13488 
13489      Time:     While system is running.
13490 
13491      Meaning:  While attempting to  determine whether the channel
13492                CHANNEL had any  access class restrictions imposed
13493                on it by the hardcore, ERROR_MESSAGE was returned.
13494                The request in progress was aborted.
13495 
13496      Action:   Note for system programmer action.
13497 
13498 
13499 
13500 
13501 
13502 
13503 
13504 
13505 
13506 
13507 
13508 
13509 
13510 
13511 
13512 
13513 
13514 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         233                  11/13/89
13515 dial_ctl_                     -233-                      11/13/89^L
13516 
13517 
13518                [dial_ctl_.pl1]
13519                dial_ctl_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.  Can't  find PNT entry:
13520                PERSON_ID
13521 
13522 
13523      Stream:   as (severity2)
13524 
13525      Time:     While system is running.
13526 
13527      Meaning:  An attempt was made to  find the Person Name Table
13528                entry  of  the  PERSON_ID   specified  in  a  dial
13529                preaccess  command.   However,  an  error occurred
13530                which searching in the PNT.
13531 
13532      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
13533 
13534 
13535 
13536                [dial_ctl_.pl1]
13537                dial_ctl_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.   dial_out (CHANNEL for
13538                PERSON.PROJECT) failed.
13539 
13540 
13541      Stream:   as (severity0)
13542 
13543      Time:     While system is running.
13544 
13545      Meaning:  While attempting  to dial_out channel  CHANNEL for
13546                PERSON.PROJECT,  the error  ERROR_MESSAGE occured.
13547                The dial_out attempt was aborted.
13548 
13549      Action:   No operator action is required.
13550 
13551 
13552 
13553                [dial_ctl_.pl1]
13554                dial_ctl_:   ERROR_MESSAGE.  after  dial_out order
13555                (CHANNEL for PERSON.PROJECT)
13556 
13557 
13558      Stream:   as (severity0)
13559 
13560      Time:     While system is running.
13561 
13562      Meaning:  The user  PERSON.PROJECT is attempting  a dial_out
13563                of  channel CHANNEL.   The dial_out  control order
13564                produced  the error  ERROR_MESSAGE.  The  dial_out
13565                attempt is aborted.
13566 
13567      Action:   Note for system programmer action.
13568 
13569 
13570 
13571 
13572 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         234                  11/13/89
13573 dial_ctl_                     -234-                      11/13/89^L
13574 
13575 
13576                [dial_ctl_.pl1]
13577                dial_ctl_:   ERROR_MESSAGE.  Attempting  to detach
13578                CHANNEL from PERSON.PROJECT
13579 
13580 
13581      Stream:   as (severity0)
13582 
13583      Time:     While system is running.
13584 
13585      Meaning:  An  attempt  to  disconnect  channel  CHANNEL from
13586                PERSON.PROJECT  failed.    ERROR_MESSAGE  explains
13587                why.
13588 
13589      Action:   Note for system programmer action.
13590 
13591 
13592 
13593                [dial_ctl_.pl1]
13594                dial_ctl_:       ERROR_MESSAGE.       call      to
13595                astty_$tty_new_proc of  CHANNEL for PERSON.PROJECT
13596                failed
13597 
13598 
13599      Stream:   as (severity0)
13600 
13601      Time:     While system is running.
13602 
13603      Meaning:  An  attempt  to  connect  the  channel  CHANNEL to
13604                PERSON.PROJECT  failed.   ERROR_MESSAGE  indicates
13605                why.
13606 
13607      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
13608 
13609 
13610 
13611 
13612 
13613 
13614 
13615 
13616 
13617 
13618 
13619 
13620 
13621 
13622 
13623 
13624 
13625 
13626 
13627 
13628 
13629 
13630 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         235                  11/13/89
13631 dial_ctl_                     -235-                      11/13/89^L
13632 
13633 
13634                [dial_ctl_.pl1]
13635                dial_ctl_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.  Could not check access
13636                to >sc1>admin_acs>tandd.acs for PERSON.PROJECT.
13637 
13638 
13639      Stream:   as (severity0)
13640 
13641      Time:     While system is running.
13642 
13643      Meaning:  The user PERSON.PROJECT  attempted to tandd_attach
13644                a  communications  channel.    This  operation  is
13645                controlled  by  rw  access   to  the  ACS  segment
13646                specified.   For  the  reason  ERROR_MESSAGE,  the
13647                answering  service could  not check  access to the
13648                segment.    The  user  tandd_attach   request  was
13649                refused.
13650 
13651      Action:             Contact the system administrator.
13652 
13653 
13654 
13655                [dial_ctl_.pl1]
13656                dial_ctl_:          ERROR_MESSAGE.         getting
13657                dial_out_status   or   tty   info   (CHANNEL   for
13658                PERSON.PROJECT)
13659 
13660 
13661      Stream:   as (severity0)
13662 
13663      Time:     While system is running.
13664 
13665      Meaning:  During   a   dial_out   of   channel   CHANNEL  by
13666                PERSON.PROJECT,   the   error   ERROR_MESSAGE  was
13667                returned  while  attempting  to  determine  if the
13668                dial_out control order succeeded or failed.
13669 
13670      Action:   No operator action is required.
13671 
13672 
13673 
13674 
13675 
13676 
13677 
13678 
13679 
13680 
13681 
13682 
13683 
13684 
13685 
13686 
13687 
13688 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         236                  11/13/89
13689 dial_ctl_                     -236-                      11/13/89^L
13690 
13691 
13692                [dial_ctl_.pl1]
13693                dial_ctl_:   ERROR_MESSAGE.  Issuing  tandd_attach
13694                control order for channel CHAN
13695 
13696 
13697      Stream:   as (severity0)
13698 
13699      Time:     While system is running.
13700 
13701      Meaning:  The user PERSON.PROJECT  attempted to tandd_attach
13702                a  communications  channel  which  failed  for the
13703                reason   given   by   ERROR_MESSAGE.    The   user
13704                tandd_attach request was refused.
13705 
13706      Action:             Contact the system administrator.
13707 
13708 
13709 
13710                [dial_ctl_.pl1]
13711                dial_ctl_:  ndialed negative CHANNEL
13712 
13713 
13714      Stream:   as (severity0)
13715 
13716      Time:     While system is running.
13717 
13718      Meaning:  The count  of secondary consoles for a  user is in
13719                error.  A  terminal is hanging up  which claims to
13720                be attached  to a user  but his count  of attached
13721                terminals is zero.
13722 
13723      Action:   Note for system programmer action.
13724 
13725 
13726 
13727                [dial_ctl_.pl1]
13728                dial_ctl_:              Program             error.
13729                as_request_sender.version (N) not  correct in dial
13730                request.  Should be M.
13731 
13732 
13733      Stream:   as (severity1)
13734 
13735      Time:     While system is running.
13736 
13737      Meaning:  There is a mismatch in  the version number used by
13738                the the programs  as_request_server_ and dial_ctl_
13739                for the as_request_sender_ structure.
13740 
13741      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
13742 
13743 
13744 
13745 
13746 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         237                  11/13/89
13747 dial_ctl_                     -237-                      11/13/89^L
13748 
13749 
13750                [dial_ctl_.pl1]
13751                dial_ctl_:     Refused   unknown    request   from
13752                PERSON.PROJECT; ERROR_MESSAGE REASON
13753 
13754 
13755      Stream:   as (severity0)
13756 
13757      Time:     While system is running.
13758 
13759      Meaning:  PERSON.PROJECT send  a dial_server request  to the
13760                Initializer  of unknown  format.  It  was rejected
13761                for  the reasons   specified in  ERROR_MESSAGE and
13762                REASON.
13763 
13764 
13765 
13766                [dial_ctl_.pl1]
13767                dial_ctl_:    Rejected    unknown   request   from
13768                PERSON.PROJECT.    No   request   flags   set   in
13769                dial_server_request.
13770 
13771 
13772      Stream:   as (severity0)
13773 
13774      Time:     While system is running.
13775 
13776      Meaning:  The  user  PERSON.PROJECT  attempted  to  send  an
13777                dial_server request to the Initializer, but failed
13778                to specify what type of request he/she wanted.
13779 
13780      Action:   No operator action is required.
13781 
13782 
13783 
13784                [dial_ctl_.pl1]
13785                dial_ctl_:    sat.ht  has   PROJECT_ID,  sat   has
13786                OTHER_PROJECT_ID at LOC.
13787 
13788 
13789      Stream:   as (severity2)
13790 
13791      Time:     While system is running.
13792 
13793      Meaning:  The  System Administrator's Table  is inconsistent
13794                with the location information in its hash table.
13795 
13796      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
13797 
13798 
13799 
13800 
13801 
13802 
13803 
13804 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         238                  11/13/89
13805 dial_ctl_                     -238-                      11/13/89^L
13806 
13807 
13808                [dial_ctl_.pl1]
13809                dial_ctl_:  Tracing turned off
13810 
13811 
13812      Stream:   as (severity1)
13813 
13814      Time:     While system is running.
13815 
13816      Meaning:  A  system  administrator  has  disabled  dial_ctl_
13817                tracing.
13818 
13819      Action:   No operator action is required.
13820 
13821 
13822 
13823                [dial_ctl_.pl1]
13824                dial_ctl_:  Tracing turned on.
13825 
13826 
13827      Stream:   as (severity1)
13828 
13829      Time:     While system is running.
13830 
13831      Meaning:  A system administrator had  enabled tracing of the
13832                dial_ctl_ program.   Many status messages  will be
13833                logged and printed on the console.
13834 
13835      Action:   No operator action is required.
13836 
13837 
13838 
13839                [dial_ctl_.pl1]
13840                DIALIN  {PERSON1.PROJECT1}  CHANNEL  to  QUALIFIER
13841                {PERSON2.PROJECT2}
13842 
13843 
13844      Stream:   as (severity0)
13845 
13846      Time:     While system is running.
13847 
13848      Meaning:  A  user on  channel  CHANNEL  has used  the "dial"
13849                preaccess  command  to  dial  the  dial  qualifier
13850                QUALIFIER  owned  by   PERSON2.PROJECT2.   If  the
13851                check_acs  "slave_dial"  flags   was  on  for  the
13852                channel,   then  PERSON1.PROJECT1   specifies  the
13853                identified user.
13854 
13855      Action:   No operator action is required.
13856 
13857 
13858 
13859 
13860 
13861 
13862 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         239                  11/13/89
13863 DIALIN      {PERSON1.PROJE    -239-                      11/13/89^L
13864 
13865 
13866                [dial_ctl_.pl1]
13867                DIALIN   DENIED   {PERSON1.PROJECT1}   CHANNEL  to
13868                QUALIFIER {PERSON2.PROJECT2} REASON
13869 
13870 
13871      Stream:   as (severity0)
13872 
13873      Time:     While system is running.
13874 
13875      Meaning:  A  user on  channel CHANNEL  attempted to  use the
13876                "dial"  preaccess command   to dial  to QUALIFIER,
13877                owned   by  PERSON2.PROJECT2.   The   attempt  was
13878                rejected  for REASON.    If the  channel check_acs
13879                "slave_dial"  flag was  on, then  PERSON1.PROJECT1
13880                specifies the identified user on this channel.
13881 
13882      Action:   Note for system programmer action.
13883 
13884 
13885 
13886                [dialup_.pl1]
13887                dialup_:    answer   table    damaged   at   UTEP,
13888                tra_vec=TTTT
13889 
13890 
13891      Stream:   $as2
13892 
13893      Time:     While system is running.
13894 
13895      Meaning:  The tra_vec  value was found to be  invalid for an
13896                answer table  wakeup.  Damage to the  answer table
13897                is indicated.
13898 
13899      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
13900 
13901 
13902 
13903 
13904 
13905 
13906 
13907 
13908 
13909 
13910 
13911 
13912 
13913 
13914 
13915 
13916 
13917 
13918 
13919 
13920 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         240                  11/13/89
13921 dialup_                       -240-                      11/13/89^L
13922 
13923 
13924                [dialup_.pl1]
13925                dialup_:  called while ansp = null
13926 
13927 
13928      Stream:   $as2
13929 
13930      Time:     While system is running.
13931 
13932      Meaning:  A programming error in the Answering Service or an
13933                incorrect  library  installation  has  caused  the
13934                Answering  Service  to   be  called  before  being
13935                initialized.  The system will ignore the error and
13936                attempt to continue.
13937 
13938      Action:   Shut  down  the  system  and  perform  a  bootload
13939                operation.
13940 
13941 
13942 
13943                [dialup_.pl1]
13944                dialup_:   called with   bad ptr  EVENT_MSG_PTR by
13945                WWWWWWWWWWWW
13946 
13947 
13948      Stream:   $as2
13949 
13950      Time:     While system is running.
13951 
13952      Meaning:  A   programming   error    in   the   interprocess
13953                communication system, the network software, or the
13954                Answering Service itself has occurred.  An invalid
13955                message pointer  has been passed to  the Answering
13956                Service.   The  system  ignores  the  message  and
13957                attempts  to continue.   This message  may be  the
13958                result of an incorrect library installation.
13959 
13960      Action:   Shut  down  the  system  and  perform  a  bootload
13961                operation.
13962 
13963 
13964 
13965 
13966 
13967 
13968 
13969 
13970 
13971 
13972 
13973 
13974 
13975 
13976 
13977 
13978 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         241                  11/13/89
13979 dialup_                       -241-                      11/13/89^L
13980 
13981 
13982                [dialup_.pl1]
13983                dialup_:  called with null message ptr
13984 
13985 
13986      Stream:   $as2
13987 
13988      Time:     While system is running.
13989 
13990      Meaning:  A   programming   error    in   the   interprocess
13991                communication system, the network software, or the
13992                Answering Service itself has occurred.  An invalid
13993                message pointer  has been passed to  the Answering
13994                Service.   The  system  ignores  the  message  and
13995                attempts  to continue.   This message  may be  the
13996                result of an incorrect library installation.
13997 
13998      Action:   Shut  down  the  system  and  perform  a  bootload
13999                operation.  Inform the system programming staff.
14000 
14001 
14002 
14003                [dialup_.pl1]
14004                dialup_:     cancelling    inactivity    bump   of
14005                PERSON.PROJECT
14006 
14007 
14008      Stream:   $as1
14009 
14010      Time:     While system is running.
14011 
14012      Meaning:  This  is  a  logging  message  indicating that the
14013                PERSON.PROJECT  process that  had been  previously
14014                bumped due  to inactivity has become  active.  The
14015                automatic  logout  was  therefore  cancelled.  The
14016                user will receive a message to this effect.
14017 
14018      Action:   No operator action is required.
14019 
14020 
14021 
14022                [dialup_.pl1]
14023                dialup_:  CDT damaged at CDTEP, tra_vec=TTTT
14024 
14025 
14026      Stream:   $as2
14027 
14028      Time:     While system is running.
14029 
14030      Meaning:  The tra_vec  value was found  to be invalid  for a
14031                channel wakeup.  Damage to the CDT is indicated.
14032 
14033      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
14034 
14035 
14036 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         242                  11/13/89
14037 dialup_                       -242-                      11/13/89^L
14038 
14039 
14040                [dialup_.pl1]
14041                dialup_:  cdte CDTEP (CHANNEL) state  M in use N -
14042                notify system programmer",
14043 
14044 
14045      Stream:   $as0
14046 
14047      Time:     While system is running.
14048 
14049      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
14050                CPU or memory hardware problems.
14051 
14052      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
14053 
14054 
14055 
14056                [dialup_.pl1]
14057                dialup_:  cdtep  = null and ate.active  = DDDD for
14058                UTEP
14059 
14060 
14061      Stream:   $as2
14062 
14063      Time:     While system is running.
14064 
14065      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
14066                CPU or memory hardware problems.
14067 
14068      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
14069 
14070 
14071 
14072                [dialup_.pl1]
14073                dialup_:    channel_error  called  with   cdte  in
14074                functional state.
14075 
14076 
14077      Stream:   $as1
14078 
14079      Time:     While system is running.
14080 
14081      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
14082                CPU or memory hardware problems.
14083 
14084      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
14085 
14086 
14087 
14088 
14089 
14090 
14091 
14092 
14093 
14094 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         243                  11/13/89
14095 dialup_                       -243-                      11/13/89^L
14096 
14097 
14098                [dialup_.pl1]
14099                dialup_:  error - event calls were masked
14100 
14101 
14102      Stream:   $as1
14103 
14104      Time:     While system is running.
14105 
14106      Meaning:  This  message  indicates  a  serious  error in the
14107                Initializer  programs.   The  system  attempts  to
14108                recover and keep running.
14109 
14110      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
14111 
14112 
14113 
14114                [dialup_.pl1]
14115                dialup_:   ERROR_MESSAGE Getting  pointer to  help
14116                file, SYS_DIR>ENTRY_NAME
14117 
14118 
14119      Stream:   $as2
14120 
14121      Time:     While system is running.
14122 
14123      Meaning:  An ERROR_MESSAGE was returned  when an attempt was
14124                made  to  find   the  login_help  or  connect_help
14125                segment in the SYS_DIR, usually >sc1.
14126 
14127      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
14128 
14129 
14130 
14131                [dialup_.pl1]
14132                dialup_:  ERROR_MESSAGE  setting new tty  info for
14133                CHANNEL
14134 
14135 
14136      Stream:   $as0
14137 
14138      Time:     While system is running.
14139 
14140      Meaning:  An  ERROR_MESSAGE  was  returned   by  a  call  to
14141                cpg_$set_pit_tty_info  when  setting  new terminal
14142                attributes  in a   reconnected process  on channel
14143                CHANNEL.
14144 
14145      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
14146 
14147 
14148 
14149 
14150 
14151 
14152 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         244                  11/13/89
14153 dialup_                       -244-                      11/13/89^L
14154 
14155 
14156                [dialup_.pl1]
14157                dialup_:  ERROR_MESSAGE Unable  to declare handler
14158                for ev chn EVENT_CHN for ate UTEP for CDT_CHANNEL
14159 
14160 
14161      Stream:   $as2
14162 
14163      Time:     While system is running.
14164 
14165      Meaning:  An ERROR_MESSAGE was returned  when an attempt was
14166                made  to declare  an  event  call channel  for new
14167                process   (UTEP)   on    EVENT_CHN   attached   to
14168                CDT_CHANNEL.
14169 
14170      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
14171 
14172 
14173 
14174                [dialup_.pl1]
14175                dialup_:   ERROR_MESSAGE attempting to  allocate a
14176                user table entry for CHANNEL
14177 
14178 
14179      Stream:   $as1
14180 
14181      Time:     While system is running.
14182 
14183      Meaning:  An  ERROR_MESSAGE  was  returned  from  a  call to
14184                asu_$attach_ate  which  allocates   a  user  table
14185                entry.
14186 
14187      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
14188 
14189 
14190 
14191 
14192 
14193 
14194 
14195 
14196 
14197 
14198 
14199 
14200 
14201 
14202 
14203 
14204 
14205 
14206 
14207 
14208 
14209 
14210 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         245                  11/13/89
14211 dialup_                       -245-                      11/13/89^L
14212 
14213 
14214                [dialup_.pl1]
14215                dialup_:    ERROR_MESSAGE  creating   process  for
14216                PERSON.PROJECT
14217 
14218 
14219      Stream:   $as2
14220 
14221      Time:     While system is running.
14222 
14223      Meaning:  An ERROR_MESSAGE  was returned and the  system was
14224                unable    to   create    a   user    process   for
14225                PERSON.PROJECT.
14226 
14227      Action:   If possible, get in touch  with the user.  (He got
14228                a message  to contact you.)  Ask him  to try again
14229                and to tell you of any peculiarities of his login.
14230                Note all  particulars and contact  the programming
14231                staff.
14232 
14233 
14234 
14235                [dialup_.pl1]
14236                dialup_:  ERROR_MESSAGE From write_status order on
14237                CHANNEL
14238 
14239 
14240      Stream:   $as1
14241 
14242      Time:     While system is running.
14243 
14244      Meaning:  This is a debugging  message that will only appear
14245                if tracing has been  enabled.  An ERROR_MESSAGE by
14246                a call  to astty_$tty_order with  a "write_status"
14247                order.
14248 
14249      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
14250 
14251 
14252 
14253 
14254 
14255 
14256 
14257 
14258 
14259 
14260 
14261 
14262 
14263 
14264 
14265 
14266 
14267 
14268 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         246                  11/13/89
14269 dialup_                       -246-                      11/13/89^L
14270 
14271 
14272                [dialup_.pl1]
14273                dialup_:   ERROR_MESSAGE get_required_access_class
14274                order failed for CHANNEL
14275 
14276 
14277      Stream:   $as1
14278 
14279      Time:     While system is running.
14280 
14281      Meaning:  An  ERROR_MESSAGE  was  returned   by  a  call  to
14282                astty_$tty_order with  a get_required_access_class
14283                order for CHANNEL.  The channel will be hungup.
14284 
14285      Action:   Contact the system security administrator.
14286 
14287 
14288 
14289                [dialup_.pl1]
14290                dialup_:    ERROR_MESSAGE   ttt   error,  removing
14291                channel CHANNEL COMMENT
14292 
14293 
14294      Stream:   $as2
14295 
14296      Time:     While system is running.
14297 
14298      Meaning:  An ERROR_MESSAGE resulting  from accessing the TTT
14299                has caused the CHANNEL with COMMENT to be unusable
14300                when attempting  to set the default  terminal type
14301                based  on  line-type/baud-rate.   The  channel has
14302                been removed from known channels.
14303 
14304      Action:   Contact the  system programming staff.   An attach
14305                of the CHANNEL can be tried.  If the channel is to
14306                be left detached, busy out the modem.
14307 
14308 
14309 
14310 
14311 
14312 
14313 
14314 
14315 
14316 
14317 
14318 
14319 
14320 
14321 
14322 
14323 
14324 
14325 
14326 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         247                  11/13/89
14327 dialup_                       -247-                      11/13/89^L
14328 
14329 
14330                [dialup_.pl1]
14331                dialup_:   ERROR_MESSAGE  tty_dim  error, removing
14332                channel CHANNEL COMMENT
14333 
14334 
14335      Stream:   $as2
14336 
14337      Time:     While system is running.
14338 
14339      Meaning:  An   ERROR_MESSAGE  caused   the  CHANNEL   to  be
14340                unusable.   The  CHANNEL   with  COMMENT  will  be
14341                removed from service.
14342 
14343      Action:   You may try to attach the channel.  If that fails,
14344                notify the system programmers.   If the channel is
14345                to be left detached, busy out the modem.
14346 
14347 
14348 
14349                [dialup_.pl1]
14350                dialup_:  ERROR_MESSAGE when  attempting to notify
14351                user PERSON.PROJECT of dialup event
14352 
14353 
14354      Stream:   $as0
14355 
14356      Time:     While system is running.
14357 
14358      Meaning:  An ERROR_MESSAGE was returned  when an attempt was
14359                made to  send a message to  PERSON.PROJECT about a
14360                dialup event.
14361 
14362      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
14363 
14364 
14365 
14366                [dialup_.pl1]
14367                dialup_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.  Trying to wakeup process
14368                after reconnection for PERSON.PROJECT.TAG
14369 
14370 
14371      Stream:   $as0
14372 
14373      Time:     Called  in response to  a user reconnecting  to an
14374                interactive process.
14375 
14376      Meaning:  A failure  occurred while sending a  wakeup to the
14377                process   being   connected   to   the   terminal.
14378                ERROR_MESSAGE  is  the  text  associated  with the
14379                error code returned by hcs_$wakeup.
14380 
14381      Action:   No operator action is required.
14382 
14383 
14384 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         248                  11/13/89
14385 dialup_                       -248-                      11/13/89^L
14386 
14387 
14388                [dialup_.pl1]
14389                dialup_:  fatal error  during process creation for
14390                PERSON.PROJECT CHANNEL
14391 
14392 
14393      Stream:   $as1
14394 
14395      Time:     While system is running.
14396 
14397      Meaning:  A fatal error occurred during process creation for
14398                PERSON.PROJECT  on CHANNEL.    Reason is  given in
14399                previous  log entry.   This may  be due  to a user
14400                error:   incorrect  segments  in  the  user's home
14401                directory  or bad  login arguments  can cause this
14402                problem.
14403 
14404      Action:   No operator action is required.
14405 
14406 
14407 
14408                [dialup_.pl1]
14409                dialup_:      ignored     SSSS     for     CHANNEL
14410                st=DDDD,inuse=UUUU,tv=TTTT
14411 
14412 
14413      Stream:   $as2
14414 
14415      Time:     While system is running.
14416 
14417      Meaning:  A  spurious signal  SSSS has  arrived for CHANNEL.
14418                The state of the channel is DDD, inuse is UUUU and
14419                tra_vec is TTTT.
14420 
14421      Action:   This  may  be  some  user  trying  to  disrupt the
14422                system.  Notify the programming staff.
14423 
14424 
14425 
14426 
14427 
14428 
14429 
14430 
14431 
14432 
14433 
14434 
14435 
14436 
14437 
14438 
14439 
14440 
14441 
14442 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         249                  11/13/89
14443 dialup_                       -249-                      11/13/89^L
14444 
14445 
14446                [dialup_.pl1]
14447                dialup_:   ignored  SSSS  from  PERSON.PROJECT for
14448                CHANNEL state=DDDD,inuse=UUUU,tv=TTTT
14449 
14450 
14451      Stream:   $as2
14452 
14453      Time:     While system is running.
14454 
14455      Meaning:  A  spurious signal  SSSS from  user PERSON.PROJECT
14456                has arrived for CHANNEL.  The state of the channel
14457                is DDD, inuse is UUUU and tra_vec is TTTT.
14458 
14459      Action:   This  may  be  some  user  trying  to  disrupt the
14460                system.  Do a who and  save it for the programming
14461                staff.
14462 
14463 
14464 
14465                [dialup_.pl1]
14466                dialup_:    non-null   atep    (UTEP)   for   cdte
14467                (CDTEP,CHANNEL), tv=TRAVEC,inuse=INUSE
14468 
14469 
14470      Stream:   $as0
14471 
14472      Time:     While system is running.
14473 
14474      Meaning:  A  wakeup occurred  for CHANNEL  whose user  table
14475                entry pointer (UTEP) was  non-null.  A test on the
14476                above information determined that the state of the
14477                channel to be inconsistant.   The system will null
14478                the UTEP pointer in the CDT for the above channel.
14479 
14480      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
14481 
14482 
14483 
14484                [dialup_.pl1]
14485                dialup_:   premature  stopstop  for PERSON.PROJECT
14486                CHANNEL
14487 
14488 
14489      Stream:   $as0
14490 
14491      Time:     While system is running.
14492 
14493      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
14494                CPU or memory hardware problems.
14495 
14496      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
14497 
14498 
14499 
14500 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         250                  11/13/89
14501 dialup_                       -250-                      11/13/89^L
14502 
14503 
14504                [dialup_.pl1]
14505                dialup_:  process did not respond properly to trm_
14506                signal.  PERSON.PROJECT CHANNEL
14507 
14508 
14509      Stream:   $as0
14510 
14511      Time:     While system is running.
14512 
14513      Meaning:  The  PERSON.PROJECT process  on CHANNEL  was being
14514                terminated and  had been sent the  trm_ signal but
14515                it did not respond.   User process will be bumped,
14516                logged out or new_proced.  It is possible that the
14517                user can cause this message.
14518 
14519      Action:   No operator action is required.
14520 
14521 
14522 
14523                [dialup_.pl1]
14524                dialup_:     process     ignored    sus_    signal
14525                PERSON.PROJECT CHANNEL
14526 
14527 
14528      Stream:   $as1
14529 
14530      Time:     While system is running.
14531 
14532      Meaning:  The PERSON.PROJECT process  on CHANNEL ignored the
14533                sus_ signal  that had been  sent to it.   The user
14534                can cause this message.
14535 
14536      Action:   No operator action is required.
14537 
14538 
14539 
14540                [dialup_.pl1]
14541                dialup_:     process     ignored    trm_    signal
14542                PERSON.PROJECT CHANNEL
14543 
14544 
14545      Stream:   $as1
14546 
14547      Time:     While system is running.
14548 
14549      Meaning:  The  PERSON.PROJECT process   on CHANNEL  had been
14550                sent a trm_ signal but the process did not respond
14551                to  it.   The  process  will  be  handled  as  was
14552                intended to be; bumped, logged out, etc.
14553 
14554      Action:   No operator action is required.
14555 
14556 
14557 
14558 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         251                  11/13/89
14559 dialup_                       -251-                      11/13/89^L
14560 
14561 
14562                [dialup_.pl1]
14563                dialup_:    process    terminated   PERSON.PROJECT
14564                CHANNEL TERM_MESSAGE
14565 
14566 
14567      Stream:   $as0
14568 
14569      Time:     While system is running.
14570 
14571      Meaning:  The  process  for  PERSON.PROJECT  on  CHANNEL was
14572                terminated    abnormally   due   to    reason   in
14573                TERM_MESSAGE.
14574 
14575      Action:   No operator action is required.
14576 
14577 
14578 
14579                [dialup_.pl1]
14580                dialup_:               program              error.
14581                cdte.current_access_class_valid    =    "0"b    at
14582                disconnected     process      manipulation     for
14583                PERSON.PROJECT channel CHANNEL.
14584 
14585 
14586      Stream:   $as1
14587 
14588      Time:     While system is running.
14589 
14590      Meaning:  When the AIM authorization  of the current process
14591                was        to        be        checked,        the
14592                cdte.current_access_class_valid flag  was found to
14593                be off.  It  should never be at this  point in the
14594                software.
14595 
14596      Action:   Contact the system security administrator.
14597 
14598 
14599 
14600 
14601 
14602 
14603 
14604 
14605 
14606 
14607 
14608 
14609 
14610 
14611 
14612 
14613 
14614 
14615 
14616 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         252                  11/13/89
14617 dialup_                       -252-                      11/13/89^L
14618 
14619 
14620                [dialup_.pl1]
14621                dialup_:    program  error:   attempt   to  create
14622                process for PERSON.PROJECT CHANNEL,
14623                with      ate     UTEP     not      filled     in;
14624                n_disc=XX,disc_com=YY,disc_ate_ix=ZZ
14625 
14626 
14627      Stream:   $as1
14628 
14629      Time:     While system is running.
14630 
14631      Meaning:  The lg_ctl_ program is  supposed to have filled in
14632                process     creation     variables     and     set
14633                ute.uflags.proc_create_ok but  apparently did not.
14634                This message in the log indicates a program error.
14635 
14636      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
14637 
14638 
14639 
14640                [dialup_.pl1]
14641                dialup_:   program error:  disconnected  ate index
14642                no.  CUR_IDX for PERSON.PROJECT is NEXT_IDX
14643 
14644 
14645      Stream:   $as1
14646 
14647      Time:     While system is running.
14648 
14649      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
14650                CPU or memory hardware problems.
14651 
14652      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
14653 
14654 
14655 
14656                [dialup_.pl1]
14657                dialup_:    Program   error:    null   atep   with
14658                per-process tra_vec value
14659 
14660 
14661      Stream:   $as2
14662 
14663      Time:     While system is running.
14664 
14665      Meaning:  A  system  programming   error  in  the  answering
14666                service  has occurred  as a  wakeup occurred  when
14667                tra_vec indicated to  expect a process termination
14668                but the ate pointer was null.
14669 
14670      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
14671 
14672 
14673 
14674 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         253                  11/13/89
14675 dialup_                       -253-                      11/13/89^L
14676 
14677 
14678                [dialup_.pl1]
14679                dialup_:    Program   error:    null   cdtep  with
14680                per-channel tra_vec value
14681 
14682 
14683      Stream:   $as2
14684 
14685      Time:     While system is running.
14686 
14687      Meaning:  A  wakeup  was  received  when  the  tra_vec value
14688                indicated a channel operation was required but the
14689                cdtep  was  null.   This  is  considered  to  be a
14690                programming error.
14691 
14692      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
14693 
14694 
14695 
14696                [dialup_.pl1]
14697                dialup_:  Program error:   per-process wakeup with
14698                per-channel-only tra_vec value
14699 
14700 
14701      Stream:   $as2
14702 
14703      Time:     While system is running.
14704 
14705      Meaning:  A process  wakeup occurred when the  tra_vec value
14706                indicated it should be  a channel wakeup.  This is
14707                considered a programing error.
14708 
14709      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
14710 
14711 
14712 
14713                [dialup_.pl1]
14714                dialup_:   re-used  cdte  (CDTEP,CHANNEL)  by  ate
14715                UTEP, destroy_flag=DDDD
14716 
14717 
14718      Stream:   $as0
14719 
14720      Time:     While system is running.
14721 
14722      Meaning:  An  ate wakeup occurred  which pointed to  a CDTEP
14723                that was already in use by another process.
14724 
14725      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
14726 
14727 
14728 
14729 
14730 
14731 
14732 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         254                  11/13/89
14733 dialup_                       -254-                      11/13/89^L
14734 
14735 
14736                [dialup_.pl1]
14737                dialup_:  SLAVE CHANNEL
14738 
14739 
14740      Stream:   $as0
14741 
14742      Time:     While system is running.
14743 
14744      Meaning:  Logging message indicating  that the slave command
14745                has been entered in  on channel CHANNEL which does
14746                not have the "slave_dial" keyword in its check_acs
14747                statement.
14748 
14749      Action:   No operator action is required.
14750 
14751 
14752 
14753                [dialup_.pl1]
14754                dialup_:  SLAVE PERSON.PROJECT CHANNEL
14755 
14756 
14757      Stream:   $as0
14758 
14759      Time:     While system is running.
14760 
14761      Meaning:  Logging message indicating  that the slave command
14762                has been entered in  on channel CHANNEL which does
14763                have  the "slave_dial"   keyword in  its check_acs
14764                statement.
14765 
14766      Action:   No operator action is required.
14767 
14768 
14769 
14770 
14771 
14772 
14773 
14774 
14775 
14776 
14777 
14778 
14779 
14780 
14781 
14782 
14783 
14784 
14785 
14786 
14787 
14788 
14789 
14790 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         255                  11/13/89
14791 dialup_                       -255-                      11/13/89^L
14792 
14793 
14794                [dialup_.pl1]
14795                dialup_:  terminating fatal process error loop for
14796                PERSON.PROJECT CHANNEL
14797 
14798 
14799      Stream:   $as1
14800 
14801      Time:     While system is running.
14802 
14803      Meaning:  The  process  for  PERSON.PROJECT  on  CHANNEL has
14804                taken  too  many  fatal  process  errors.  This is
14805                governed    by     fatal_error_loop_seconds    and
14806                fatal_error_loop_count in  the installation_parms.
14807                The user will not get  a new process.  The channel
14808                will  not  be  hungup   but  will  get  a  message
14809                indicating  this condition.   This message  may be
14810                due to a user error.
14811 
14812      Action:   No operator action is required.
14813 
14814 
14815 
14816                [dialup_.pl1]
14817                dialup_:  The answer table is full (MAX entries).
14818 
14819 
14820      Stream:   $as1
14821 
14822      Time:     While system is running.
14823 
14824      Meaning:  The  system  answer  table  is  full  and  has MAX
14825                entries.  No more users will be able to login.
14826 
14827      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
14828 
14829 
14830 
14831 
14832 
14833 
14834 
14835 
14836 
14837 
14838 
14839 
14840 
14841 
14842 
14843 
14844 
14845 
14846 
14847 
14848 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         256                  11/13/89
14849 dialup_                       -256-                      11/13/89^L
14850 
14851 
14852                [dialup_.pl1]
14853                dialup_:     trace    event    CHANNEL    FFFFFFFF
14854                WWWWWWWWWWWW RRRRRRDDDDDD SS XXXX st N wp M
14855 
14856 
14857      Stream:   $as1
14858 
14859      Time:     While system is running.
14860 
14861      Meaning:  This  is trace  output.  When  dialup_$trace_on is
14862                called, these  messages are printed out  for every
14863                signal concerning  a device channel.   FFFFFFFF is
14864                the function being performed.  WWWWWWWWWWWW is the
14865                sending process ID.  RRRRRR  is the ring origin of
14866                the   signal.   DDDDDD    is  the   device  signal
14867                information.   The  pointer  SS  XXXX  locates the
14868                answer table entry for CHANNEL.  The channel state
14869                is N and the wait point (transaction vector) is M.
14870 
14871      Action:   $ignore   To  turn    these  messages   off,  type
14872                dialup_$trace_off while in admin mode.
14873 
14874 
14875 
14876                [dialup_.pl1]
14877                dialup_:  tracing turned off.
14878 
14879 
14880      Stream:   $as1
14881 
14882      Time:     While system is running.
14883 
14884      Meaning:  The dialup_ tracing function has been turned off.
14885 
14886      Action:   No operator action is required.
14887 
14888 
14889 
14890 
14891 
14892 
14893 
14894 
14895 
14896 
14897 
14898 
14899 
14900 
14901 
14902 
14903 
14904 
14905 
14906 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         257                  11/13/89
14907 dialup_                       -257-                      11/13/89^L
14908 
14909 
14910                [dialup_.pl1]
14911                dialup_:  tracing turned on for channel CHANNEL.
14912 
14913 
14914      Stream:   $as1
14915 
14916      Time:     While system is running.
14917 
14918      Meaning:  The dialup_$trace_on  entry point was  called with
14919                an  argument, the begining  part of a  CDT channel
14920                name; to trace all channels  on FNP a, then supply
14921                "a"; to  trace all channels on second  hsla of FNP
14922                B, supply "b.h1".
14923 
14924      Action:   $ignore  If  tracing  is  to  be  turned off, type
14925                dialup_$trace_off in admin mode.
14926 
14927 
14928 
14929                [dialup_.pl1]
14930                dialup_:  tracing turned on.
14931 
14932 
14933      Stream:   $as1
14934 
14935      Time:     While system is running.
14936 
14937      Meaning:  The   dialup_$trace_on  entry  point   was  called
14938                without arguments.  All channels will be traced.
14939 
14940      Action:   $ignore  If  tracing  is  to  be  turned off, type
14941                dialup_$trace_off in admin mode.
14942 
14943 
14944 
14945                [dialup_.pl1]
14946                dialup_:   turning off  disconnected flag  for ate
14947                UTEP, cdte CDTEP,CHANNEL
14948 
14949 
14950      Stream:   $as0
14951 
14952      Time:     While system is running.
14953 
14954      Meaning:  If processing an ate  wakeup, the CHANNEL is known
14955                and the process  is disconnected, the disconnected
14956                flag for the ate will be turned off.
14957 
14958      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
14959 
14960 
14961 
14962 
14963 
14964 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         258                  11/13/89
14965 dialup_                       -258-                      11/13/89^L
14966 
14967 
14968                [dialup_.pl1]
14969                dialup_:   turning on   disconnected flag  for ate
14970                UTEP
14971 
14972 
14973      Stream:   $as0
14974 
14975      Time:     While system is running.
14976 
14977      Meaning:  If  after   detecting  a  re-used  cdte   and  the
14978                disconnected flag is not on, the disconnected flag
14979                will be turned on and noted by this message.
14980 
14981      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
14982 
14983 
14984 
14985                [dialup_.pl1]
14986                dialup_:   Unable  to  determine  initial terminal
14987                type for channel CHAN
14988 
14989 
14990      Stream:   $as2
14991 
14992      Time:     While system is running.
14993 
14994      Meaning:  cdte.initial_terminal_type is  not set, indicating
14995                CDT  damage.   Channel  CHAN  is  removed from the
14996                system.
14997 
14998      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
14999 
15000 
15001 
15002                [dialup_.pl1]
15003                dialup_:   Unexpected termsgnl  for PERSON.PROJECT
15004                CHANNEL (preempted=DDDD).
15005 
15006 
15007      Stream:   $as0
15008 
15009      Time:     While system is running.
15010 
15011      Meaning:  A   "termsgnl"  wakeup    was  received   for  the
15012                PERSON.PROJECT    process    on    CHANNEL   whose
15013                ute.preempted value DDDD did  not indicate one was
15014                allowed.   This  is  considered  to  be  a program
15015                error.  User will be given a new process.
15016 
15017      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
15018 
15019 
15020 
15021 
15022 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         259                  11/13/89
15023 dialup_                       -259-                      11/13/89^L
15024 
15025 
15026                [dialup_.pl1]
15027                dialup_:   wrong answerback on  CHANNEL (COMMENT);
15028                expected "ID1", got "ID2".
15029 
15030 
15031      Stream:   $as2
15032 
15033      Time:     While system is running.
15034 
15035      Meaning:  A terminal attempted to  connect on CHANNEL (whose
15036                CDT  comment is COMMENT)  that is restricted  to a
15037                specific  answerback   and  did  not   return  the
15038                expected value.   ID1 is the  answerback expected;
15039                ID2  is  the  answerback  actually  received.  The
15040                terminal is hung up.
15041 
15042      Action:   No operator action is required.
15043 
15044 
15045 
15046                [dir_lock_init.pl1]
15047                dir_lock_init:  cannot get ASTE for dir_lock_seg.
15048 
15049 
15050      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
15051 
15052      Time:     System Intialization.
15053 
15054      Meaning:  No space could be obtained for dir_lock_seg.  This
15055                can result from inadequate  ASTE pools or hardcore
15056                partition.
15057 
15058      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
15059                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
15060                persists, try another MST.
15061 
15062 
15063 
15064                [disk_control.pl1]
15065                disk_control:  Adding channel ICC.
15066 
15067 
15068      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
15069 
15070      Time:     While system is running.
15071 
15072      Meaning:  A  message to  confirm that  channel ICC  has been
15073                added to  the system in response  to a reconfigure
15074                command.
15075 
15076      Action:   No operator action is required.
15077 
15078 
15079 
15080 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         260                  11/13/89
15081 disk_control                  -260-                      11/13/89^L
15082 
15083 
15084                [disk_control.pl1]
15085                disk_control:  dskX_NN now operational.
15086 
15087 
15088      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
15089 
15090      Time:     While system is running.
15091 
15092      Meaning:  A  disk  drive  which  required  intervention  has
15093                successfully  completed  an  I/O  operation.   The
15094                system will again use its contents.
15095 
15096      Action:   No operator action is required.
15097 
15098 
15099 
15100                [disk_control.pl1]
15101                disk_control:  dskX_NN requires intervention.
15102 
15103 
15104      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
15105 
15106      Time:     While system is running.
15107 
15108      Meaning:  A  disk error has  occurred which could  have been
15109                caused  by  the  pack  or  drive  being  broken or
15110                requiring  operator  attention.   The  system  has
15111                retried  the operation   an appropriate  number of
15112                times  without success.   The system  will try the
15113                device  periodically  to  check  if  it  has  been
15114                repaired.
15115 
15116      Action:   Inspect the device.  If it is not ready, ready it.
15117                If it is ready, try unreadying and re-readying it.
15118                If  the  drive  cannot   be  made  ready,  contact
15119                Customer Service personnel.
15120 
15121 
15122 
15123 
15124 
15125 
15126 
15127 
15128 
15129 
15130 
15131 
15132 
15133 
15134 
15135 
15136 
15137 
15138 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         261                  11/13/89
15139 disk_control                  -261-                      11/13/89^L
15140 
15141 
15142                [disk_control.pl1]
15143                disk_control:   MAJOR_STAT   SUBSTAT  for  dskX_NN
15144                (channel ICC).
15145                rec RRRR, sect SSSS, main AAAA
15146                detailed status:  XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX
15147 
15148 
15149      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
15150 
15151      Time:     While system is running.
15152 
15153      Meaning:  A disk  error has occurred on  drive dskX_NN.  The
15154                major  status  and  substatus  are  interpreted as
15155                character strings.  The disk address is given both
15156                as a  Multics record address  in octal, and  as an
15157                absolute sector  number in octal.  The  main store
15158                address being used was AAAA octal.  The third line
15159                gives the hexadecimal value of the detailed status
15160                in  cases where this  data is useful.   See manual
15161                AN87, System  Formats, for interpretation  of this
15162                information.
15163 
15164      Action:   Note  for Customer   Service action.   The segment
15165                involved in  a disk error can  often be identified
15166                by an application of the "record_to_vtocx" tool to
15167                the Multics record number given in the message.
15168 
15169 
15170 
15171 
15172 
15173 
15174 
15175 
15176 
15177 
15178 
15179 
15180 
15181 
15182 
15183 
15184 
15185 
15186 
15187 
15188 
15189 
15190 
15191 
15192 
15193 
15194 
15195 
15196 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         262                  11/13/89
15197 disk_control                  -262-                      11/13/89^L
15198 
15199 
15200                [disk_control.pl1]
15201                disk_control:   MAJOR_STAT   SUBSTAT  for  dskX_NN
15202                (channel ICC).
15203                rec RRRR, sect SSSS, main AAAA
15204                subvol V, logical rec OOOO, logical sect TTTT
15205                detailed status:  XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX
15206 
15207 
15208      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
15209 
15210      Time:     While system is running.
15211 
15212      Meaning:  A disk  error has occurred on  drive dskX_NN.  The
15213                major  status  and  substatus  are  interpreted as
15214                character strings.  The disk address is given both
15215                as a  Multics record address  in octal, and  as an
15216                absolute sector  number in octal.  The  main store
15217                address being used was  AAAA octal.  The subvolume
15218                name is  V (the logical device  name is dskX_NNV),
15219                the logical  record address is OOOO  octal and the
15220                logical sector  number is TTTT octal.   The fourth
15221                line gives  the hexadecimal value of  the detailed
15222                status  in cases where  this data is  useful.  See
15223                manual AN87, System Formats, for interpretation of
15224                this information.
15225 
15226      Action:   Note  for Customer   Service action.   The segment
15227                involved in  a disk error can  often be identified
15228                by an application of the "record_to_vtocx" tool to
15229                the  Multics logical  record number  given in  the
15230                message.
15231 
15232 
15233 
15234                [disk_control.pl1]
15235                disk_control:  Placing dskX_NN in operation.
15236 
15237 
15238      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
15239 
15240      Time:     While system is running.
15241 
15242      Meaning:  A special  interrupt has been received  for a disk
15243                drive marked  as broken.  The system  will attempt
15244                to use the device.
15245 
15246      Action:   No operator action is required.
15247 
15248 
15249 
15250 
15251 
15252 
15253 
15254 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         263                  11/13/89
15255 disk_control                  -263-                      11/13/89^L
15256 
15257 
15258                [disk_control.pl1]
15259                disk_control:  Queuing error.
15260 
15261 
15262      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
15263 
15264      Time:     While system is running.
15265 
15266      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
15267                CPU or memory hardware problems.
15268 
15269      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
15270 
15271 
15272 
15273                [disk_control.pl1]
15274                disk_control:  Reconnected IO_TYPE  I/O on dskX_NN
15275                (channel ICC).
15276 
15277 
15278      Stream:   $info and/or Logged in SYSERR log.
15279 
15280      Time:     While system is running.
15281 
15282      Meaning:  A disk interrupt was  apparently lost.  Status for
15283                the disk did not  arrive within the expected time.
15284                This  may  be  an   indication  of  a  channel  or
15285                controller  malfunction.  The system  restarts the
15286                disk operation.
15287 
15288      Action:   $ignore Unless  these messages persist,  which may
15289                indicate   a  hardware   malfunction  that   needs
15290                investigation.   Some  types  of  channel adapters
15291                and/or  disk  controllers  can  be  "reset"  in an
15292                attempt to correct the condition.
15293 
15294 
15295 
15296                [disk_control.pl1]
15297                disk_control:  Removing channel ICC.
15298 
15299 
15300      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
15301 
15302      Time:     While system is running.
15303 
15304      Meaning:  Errors  occurred indicative   of a  defective disk
15305                channel or MPC.  The  channel receiving the errors
15306                is placed offline.
15307 
15308      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.  Also inform
15309                Customer Service personnel.
15310 
15311 
15312 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         264                  11/13/89
15313 disk_control                  -264-                      11/13/89^L
15314 
15315 
15316                [disk_control.pl1]
15317                disk_control:   Unexpected  IOM  status  SSSS  for
15318                dskX_NN (channel ICC).
15319 
15320 
15321      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
15322 
15323      Time:     While system is running.
15324 
15325      Meaning:  Status has been received  from a channel which was
15326                not  marked  active.   This   is  due  to  a  disk
15327                subsystem or  IOM problem, or to a  logic error in
15328                the supervisor.  See  manual AN87, System Formats,
15329                for  an interpretation  of the  status SSSS.   The
15330                system ignores the status and attempts to continue
15331                operation.
15332 
15333      Action:   No operator action is required.
15334 
15335 
15336 
15337                [disk_emergency.pl1]
15338                disk_emergency:  DSKX_NN  inoperative; shutdown of
15339                DSKX_NN suspended
15340 
15341 
15342      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
15343 
15344      Time:     Emergency shutdown.
15345 
15346      Meaning:  During  emergency  shutdown,   DSKX_NN  was  found
15347                inoperative.  Data in main memory or on the paging
15348                device  which need  to be  flushed to  the pack on
15349                DSKX_NN  cannot be  written out.   The data remain
15350                where they were and ESD may be tried again.
15351 
15352      Action:   If the drive can be  made ready, make it ready and
15353                try  ESD again.  Do  NOT move packs  before trying
15354                ESD, unless address plugs  are changed so that the
15355                same pack  appears to have the  same address.  (If
15356                this action  is performed, the MPC  must be halted
15357                and  restarted with a  reset and branch.)   If the
15358                pack  is not  successfully shut  down, the  system
15359                will volume salvage it when it is next brought up,
15360                and  data from  main memory  which belongs  on the
15361                pack will be lost.
15362 
15363 
15364 
15365 
15366 
15367 
15368 
15369 
15370 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         265                  11/13/89
15371 disk_emergency                -265-                      11/13/89^L
15372 
15373 
15374                [disk_init.pl1]
15375                disk_init:   Devices D1 and  D2 of DSKn  must have
15376                the same model number.
15377 
15378 
15379      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
15380 
15381      Time:     System Intialization.
15382 
15383      Meaning:  Two devices that share  a common spindle have been
15384                configured with different model numbers.
15385 
15386      Action:   Correct the config deck and reboot.
15387 
15388 
15389 
15390                [disk_init.pl1]
15391                disk_init:    Disk  model    XXXX  not   found  in
15392                config_data_.
15393 
15394 
15395      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
15396 
15397      Time:     System Intialization.
15398 
15399      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
15400                CPU or memory hardware problems.
15401 
15402      Action:   Follow   normal  recovery  procedures.    Fix  the
15403                configuration deck and reboot.
15404 
15405 
15406 
15407                [disk_init.pl1]
15408                disk_init:  DSKn D1 must  be configured if DSKn D2
15409                is configured.
15410 
15411 
15412      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
15413 
15414      Time:     System Intialization.
15415 
15416      Meaning:  Only one of a pair  of devices that share a common
15417                spindle has been configured.
15418 
15419      Action:   Change  the  config  deck  to  include the missing
15420                device and reboot.
15421 
15422 
15423 
15424 
15425 
15426 
15427 
15428 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         266                  11/13/89
15429 disk_init                     -266-                      11/13/89^L
15430 
15431 
15432                [disk_init.pl1]
15433                disk_init:  error WWWW from absadr for DSKX iom N,
15434                ch ZZ.
15435 
15436 
15437      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
15438 
15439      Time:     System Intialization.
15440 
15441      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
15442                CPU or memory hardware problems.
15443 
15444      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
15445                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
15446                persists, try another MST.
15447 
15448 
15449 
15450                [disk_init.pl1]
15451                disk_init:  Invalid channel on CHNL DSKx card.
15452 
15453 
15454      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
15455 
15456      Time:     System Intialization.
15457 
15458      Meaning:  An invalid channel specification  was found on the
15459                CHNL card for DSKx.
15460 
15461 
15462 
15463                [disk_init.pl1]
15464                disk_init:  Invalid channel on PRPH DSKx card.
15465 
15466      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
15467 
15468 
15469      Time:     System Intialization.
15470 
15471      Meaning:  An invalid channel specification  was found on the
15472                PRPH DSKx card.
15473 
15474 
15475 
15476 
15477 
15478 
15479 
15480 
15481 
15482 
15483 
15484 
15485 
15486 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         267                  11/13/89
15487 disk_init                     -267-                      11/13/89^L
15488 
15489 
15490                [disk_init.pl1]
15491                disk_init:  Invalid format for XXXX card.
15492 
15493 
15494      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
15495 
15496      Time:     System Intialization.
15497 
15498      Meaning:  A required field on the XXXX card is not present.
15499 
15500      Action:   Follow   normal  recovery  procedures.    Fix  the
15501                configuration deck and reboot.
15502 
15503 
15504 
15505                [disk_init.pl1]
15506                disk_init:   No valid  disk models  found on  PRPH
15507                DSKx card.
15508 
15509 
15510      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
15511 
15512      Time:     System Intialization.
15513 
15514      Meaning:  All disk model fields were found to be zero.
15515 
15516      Action:   Fix the configuration deck and reboot.
15517 
15518 
15519 
15520                [disk_init.pl1]
15521                disk_init:  Too many channels configured for DSKn.
15522                Limit is N.
15523 
15524 
15525      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
15526 
15527      Time:     System Intialization.
15528 
15529      Meaning:  The  per  subsystem  software  limit  for  logical
15530                channels has been exceeded.
15531 
15532      Action:   Fix the config deck  and reboot.  If more channels
15533                are  needed,  split  the  configuration  into more
15534                subsystems in the config deck.
15535 
15536 
15537 
15538 
15539 
15540 
15541 
15542 
15543 
15544 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         268                  11/13/89
15545 disk_init                     -268-                      11/13/89^L
15546 
15547 
15548                [disk_init.pl1]
15549                disk_init:  Too many  devices configured for DSKn.
15550                Max device is N.
15551 
15552 
15553      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
15554 
15555      Time:     System Intialization.
15556 
15557      Meaning:  The software  limit for devices per  subsystem has
15558                been exceeded.
15559 
15560      Action:   Fix the config deck and reboot.
15561 
15562 
15563 
15564                [disk_init.pl1]
15565                disk_init:  Unable to assign CCCC for DSKx.
15566 
15567 
15568      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
15569 
15570      Time:     System Intialization.
15571 
15572      Meaning:  An  error has  occurred  trying  to assign  an IOM
15573                channel for the disk subsystem DSKX.
15574 
15575      Action:   Follow  normal  recovery  procedures.   Check  the
15576                configuration  deck  and  the  operability  of the
15577                hardware before rebooting.
15578 
15579 
15580 
15581                [disk_init.pl1]
15582                disk_init:   Unknown  model  number  NNNN  on PRPH
15583                dskN.
15584 
15585 
15586      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
15587 
15588      Time:     System Intialization.
15589 
15590      Meaning:  The model  number NNNN on  the prph card  for disk
15591                subsystem N is invalid.
15592 
15593      Action:   Correct the config deck and reboot.
15594 
15595 
15596 
15597 
15598 
15599 
15600 
15601 
15602 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         269                  11/13/89
15603 disk_init                     -269-                      11/13/89^L
15604 
15605 
15606                [disk_reader.pl1]
15607                disk_reader:   Attempt  to  read  past  end of mst
15608                area.
15609 
15610 
15611      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
15612 
15613      Time:     System Intialization.
15614 
15615      Meaning:  An attempt was made to read more data from the mst
15616                area of  disk than was placed there  from the MST.
15617                This is most likely the result of an MST misformed
15618                originally.
15619 
15620      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
15621                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
15622                persists, try another MST.
15623 
15624 
15625 
15626                [disk_rebuild.pl1]
15627                disk_rebuild:  Disk rebuild  finished with errors:
15628                ERRORMESS
15629 
15630 
15631      Stream:   Salvager output.
15632 
15633      Time:     During disk rebuilding.
15634 
15635      Meaning:  The  disk  rebuild  has  been  aborted  due to the
15636                indicated ERRORMESS.
15637 
15638      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
15639 
15640 
15641 
15642                [disk_rebuild.pl1]
15643                disk_rebuild:  base of  paging region changed from
15644                XXX.  to YYY.
15645 
15646 
15647      Stream:   Salvager output.
15648 
15649      Time:     During disk rebuilding.
15650 
15651      Meaning:  The base of the paging  region for the new pack is
15652                different from that for the old one.
15653 
15654      Action:   No operator action is required.
15655 
15656 
15657 
15658 
15659 
15660 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         270                  11/13/89
15661 disk_rebuild                  -270-                      11/13/89^L
15662 
15663 
15664                [disk_rebuild.pl1]
15665                disk_rebuild:   Begin disk  rebuild of  DSKX_NN{s}
15666                onto DSKY_MM{s}
15667 
15668 
15669      Stream:   Salvager output.
15670 
15671      Time:     During disk rebuilding.
15672 
15673      Meaning:  This  message  is  printed  when  disk  rebuilding
15674                begins.
15675 
15676      Action:   No operator action is required.
15677 
15678 
15679 
15680                [disk_rebuild.pl1]
15681                disk_rebuild:  Cannot compress  VTOC on dskX_NN{s}
15682                because active VTOCEs in the truncated region.
15683 
15684 
15685      Stream:   Salvager output.
15686 
15687      Time:     During disk rebuilding.
15688 
15689      Meaning:  A  rebuild was  requested in  which the  number of
15690                VTOCEs  on the  new  volume  was smaller  than the
15691                number  of  VTOCEs  on  the  old  volume.  This is
15692                permitted  only if there  are no active  VTOCEs in
15693                the truncated region (that is, no active VTOCEs on
15694                the old  volume have VTOCE indices  which would be
15695                too high for the new volume).
15696 
15697      Action:   Run  sweep_pv  -from  num_vtoces  to  remove these
15698                VTOCEs from the old  volume and retry the rebuild.
15699                It  may  be  necessary  to  salvage  the volume to
15700                recover lost VTOCEs in the truncated region.
15701 
15702 
15703 
15704 
15705 
15706 
15707 
15708 
15709 
15710 
15711 
15712 
15713 
15714 
15715 
15716 
15717 
15718 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         271                  11/13/89
15719 disk_rebuild                  -271-                      11/13/89^L
15720 
15721 
15722                [disk_rebuild.pl1]
15723                disk_rebuild:  copying XXX.  rec of part NAME
15724 
15725 
15726      Stream:   Salvager output.
15727 
15728      Time:     During disk rebuilding.
15729 
15730      Meaning:  A  disk  rebuild  is  reformatting  a  pack  which
15731                contains  non-paging partitions.  The  contents of
15732                these partitions are copied exactly.
15733 
15734      Action:   No operator action is required.
15735 
15736 
15737 
15738                [disk_rebuild.pl1]
15739                disk_rebuild:  Disk rebuild finished.
15740 
15741 
15742      Stream:   Salvager output.
15743 
15744      Time:     During disk rebuilding.
15745 
15746      Meaning:  The disk rebuild has completed.
15747 
15748      Action:   No operator action is required.
15749 
15750 
15751 
15752                [disk_rebuild.pl1]
15753                disk_rebuild:   dskX_NN{s}  must  be  mounted  for
15754                rebuild.
15755 
15756 
15757      Stream:   Salvager output.
15758 
15759      Time:     During disk rebuilding.
15760 
15761      Meaning:  The "from" volume must be mounted for the rebuild.
15762 
15763      Action:   Mount  the  logical  volume  to  which  the "from"
15764                volume belongs and try the rebuild abain.
15765 
15766 
15767 
15768 
15769 
15770 
15771 
15772 
15773 
15774 
15775 
15776 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         272                  11/13/89
15777 disk_rebuild                  -272-                      11/13/89^L
15778 
15779 
15780                [disk_rebuild.pl1]
15781                disk_rebuild:  dskX_NN{s} must  not be mounted for
15782                rebuild.
15783 
15784 
15785      Stream:   Salvager output.
15786 
15787      Time:     During disk rebuilding.
15788 
15789      Meaning:  The "to" volume must not be mounted to the Storage
15790                System for a rebuild.
15791 
15792      Action:   Demount  the logical  volume to  which the  volume
15793                belongs and retry the rebuild.
15794 
15795 
15796 
15797                [disk_rebuild.pl1]
15798                disk_rebuild:   End  of  rebuilding.   New summary
15799                report follows:
15800 
15801 
15802      Stream:   Salvager output.
15803 
15804      Time:     During disk rebuilding.
15805 
15806      Meaning:  Rebuilding has completed.  A summary report of the
15807                new volume parameter is printed.
15808 
15809      Action:   No operator action is required.
15810 
15811 
15812 
15813                [disk_rebuild.pl1]
15814                disk_rebuild:   Error  from  read_disk,  aborting:
15815                ERRORMESS
15816 
15817 
15818      Stream:   Salvager output.
15819 
15820      Time:     During disk rebuilding.
15821 
15822      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
15823                CPU or memory hardware problems.  The disk rebuild
15824                is aborted.
15825 
15826      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
15827 
15828 
15829 
15830 
15831 
15832 
15833 
15834 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         273                  11/13/89
15835 disk_rebuild                  -273-                      11/13/89^L
15836 
15837 
15838                [disk_rebuild.pl1]
15839                disk_rebuild:   Error  from  write_disk, aborting:
15840                ERRORMESS
15841 
15842 
15843      Stream:   Salvager output.
15844 
15845      Time:     During disk rebuilding.
15846 
15847      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
15848                CPU or memory hardware problems.  The disk rebuild
15849                is aborted.
15850 
15851      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
15852 
15853 
15854 
15855                [disk_rebuild.pl1]
15856                disk_rebuild:  Error writing label:  ERRORMESS
15857 
15858 
15859      Stream:   Salvager output.
15860 
15861      Time:     During disk rebuilding.
15862 
15863      Meaning:  A  disk error has  occurred writing the  new label
15864                during  a  disk  rebuild.   The  disk  rebuild  is
15865                aborted.
15866 
15867      Action:   Correct the problem and issue a new command.
15868 
15869 
15870 
15871                [disk_rebuild.pl1]
15872                disk_rebuild:  freeing deciduous vtocx XXXo:  NAME
15873 
15874 
15875      Stream:   Salvager output.
15876 
15877      Time:     During disk rebuilding.
15878 
15879      Meaning:  The  segment originally  named NAME  at vtoc index
15880                XXXo was deciduous, and  has been deleted from the
15881                RPV.  This is debugging  output printed for system
15882                programmers if a SALV DEBG card is supplied.
15883 
15884      Action:   No operator action is required.
15885 
15886 
15887 
15888 
15889 
15890 
15891 
15892 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         274                  11/13/89
15893 disk_rebuild                  -274-                      11/13/89^L
15894 
15895 
15896                [disk_rebuild.pl1]
15897                disk_rebuild:  freeing process vtocx XXXo:  NAME
15898 
15899 
15900      Stream:   Salvager output.
15901 
15902      Time:     During disk rebuilding.
15903 
15904      Meaning:  The  segment originally  named NAME  at vtoc index
15905                XXXo was  per-process and has been  deleted.  This
15906                is debugging output printed for system programmers
15907                if a SALV DEBG card is used.
15908 
15909      Action:   No operator action is required.
15910 
15911 
15912 
15913                [disk_rebuild.pl1]
15914                disk_rebuild:   INIT_TABLES:  aste  pool WWWo  too
15915                small
15916 
15917 
15918      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
15919 
15920      Time:     While system is running.
15921 
15922      Meaning:  The physical volume salvager  was unable to obtain
15923                the necessary  temporary AST entries for  its work
15924                segments.  No salvaging was done.
15925 
15926      Action:   Shut  down,  manually  correct  the  SST card, and
15927                reboot.   Then  salvage  all  volumes,  since  the
15928                indicator  that volumes   need salvaging  may have
15929                been lost.
15930 
15931 
15932 
15933                [disk_rebuild.pl1]
15934                disk_rebuild:  Map of assigned addresses changed
15935 
15936 
15937      Stream:   Salvager output.
15938 
15939      Time:     During disk rebuilding.
15940 
15941      Meaning:  If  any corrections  were made  to the  map on the
15942                volume  which shows  which addresses  are free and
15943                which are in use, this message is printed.  If the
15944                volume was not properly shut down, this message is
15945                to be expected.
15946 
15947      Action:   No operator action is required.
15948 
15949 
15950 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         275                  11/13/89
15951 disk_rebuild                  -275-                      11/13/89^L
15952 
15953 
15954                [disk_rebuild.pl1]
15955                disk_rebuild:   NN vtoces  added to  list of  free
15956                vtoces.
15957 
15958 
15959      Stream:   Salvager output.
15960 
15961      Time:     During disk rebuilding.
15962 
15963      Meaning:  NN  free VTOC  entries were  found while salvaging
15964                and added to the list  of free VTOC entries.  This
15965                is a normal message.
15966 
15967      Action:   No operator action is required.
15968 
15969 
15970 
15971                [disk_rebuild.pl1]
15972                disk_rebuild:  no.  of free recs changed from OLD.
15973                to NEW.
15974 
15975 
15976      Stream:   Salvager output.
15977 
15978      Time:     During disk rebuilding.
15979 
15980      Meaning:  If The number of free  records in the volume label
15981                is  changed by a  volume salvage, this  message is
15982                printed.   If  the  volume  was  not properly shut
15983                down, this message is to be expected.
15984 
15985      Action:   No operator action is required.
15986 
15987 
15988 
15989                [disk_rebuild.pl1]
15990                disk_rebuild:   no.  of  free vtoces  changed from
15991                OLD.  to NEW.
15992 
15993 
15994      Stream:   Salvager output.
15995 
15996      Time:     During disk rebuilding.
15997 
15998      Meaning:  If the  number of free VTOC entries  in the volume
15999                label is changed by a volume salvage, this message
16000                is printed.
16001 
16002      Action:   No operator action is required.
16003 
16004 
16005 
16006 
16007 
16008 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         276                  11/13/89
16009 disk_rebuild                  -276-                      11/13/89^L
16010 
16011 
16012                [disk_rebuild.pl1]
16013                disk_rebuild:  not enough free records (only XXX.)
16014                for increase (need YYY.)
16015 
16016 
16017      Stream:   Salvager output.
16018 
16019      Time:     During disk rebuilding.
16020 
16021      Meaning:  An attempt  was made to increase the  size of some
16022                partitions  or  of  the  VTOC.   This  required  a
16023                decrease  in the size  of the paging  region.  The
16024                paging  region  is  too   full  to  be  shrunk  as
16025                required.  The disk rebuild is aborted.
16026 
16027      Action:   Issue a  different disk_rebuild command,  or bring
16028                up Multics and delete  some segments from the pack
16029                before trying again.
16030 
16031 
16032 
16033                [disk_rebuild.pl1]
16034                disk_rebuild:   out of  room on  vtocx XXXo,  page
16035                YYYo
16036 
16037 
16038      Stream:   Salvager output.
16039 
16040      Time:     During disk rebuilding.
16041 
16042      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
16043                CPU or memory hardware problems.  The disk rebuild
16044                is aborted.
16045 
16046      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
16047 
16048 
16049 
16050                [disk_rebuild.pl1]
16051                disk_rebuild:  processing VTOCE #XXX.
16052 
16053 
16054      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
16055 
16056      Time:     During disk rebuilding.
16057 
16058      Meaning:  This  message  indicates  that  a  disk rebuild is
16059                progressing normally.   It is printed  every 1000.
16060                VTOC entries.
16061 
16062      Action:   No operator action is required.
16063 
16064 
16065 
16066 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         277                  11/13/89
16067 disk_rebuild                  -277-                      11/13/89^L
16068 
16069 
16070                [disk_rebuild.pl1]
16071                disk_rebuild:   Read error  accessing VTOC  Map of
16072                dskX_NN{s}
16073 
16074 
16075      Stream:   Salvager output.
16076 
16077      Time:     During disk rebuilding.
16078 
16079      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
16080                CPU or  memory hardware problems.  The  rebuild is
16081                aborted.
16082 
16083      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
16084 
16085 
16086 
16087                [disk_rebuild.pl1]
16088                disk_rebuild:  reading vtocx XXXo:  ERRORMESS
16089 
16090 
16091      Stream:   Salvager output.
16092 
16093      Time:     During disk rebuilding.
16094 
16095      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
16096                CPU or memory hardware problems.
16097 
16098      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
16099 
16100 
16101 
16102                [disk_rebuild.pl1]
16103                disk_rebuild:   salv cleanup debugging  stop, dump
16104                and type go
16105 
16106 
16107      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
16108 
16109      Time:     During disk rebuild
16110 
16111      Meaning:  A disk rebuild has aborted  due to a crawlout, and
16112                the debug switch is  set.  This message causes the
16113                system  to return  to BCE  so that  a dump  can be
16114                taken.
16115 
16116      Action:   Follow programmer instructions.
16117 
16118 
16119 
16120 
16121 
16122 
16123 
16124 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         278                  11/13/89
16125 disk_rebuild                  -278-                      11/13/89^L
16126 
16127 
16128                [disk_rebuild.pl1]
16129                disk_rebuild:  same drive specified for source and
16130                copy, aborting
16131 
16132 
16133      Stream:   Salvager output.
16134 
16135      Time:     During disk rebuilding
16136 
16137      Meaning:  The operator  attempted to specify the  same drive
16138                as input and output.  No action was taken.
16139 
16140      Action:   Enter a corrected command.
16141 
16142 
16143 
16144                [disk_rebuild.pl1]
16145                disk_rebuild:   Summary of original  disk contents
16146                follows:
16147 
16148 
16149      Stream:   Salvager output.
16150 
16151      Time:     During disk rebuilding.
16152 
16153      Meaning:  A summary  report of the volume  parameters before
16154                rebuilding is printed.
16155 
16156      Action:   No operator action is required.
16157 
16158 
16159 
16160 
16161 
16162 
16163 
16164 
16165 
16166 
16167 
16168 
16169 
16170 
16171 
16172 
16173 
16174 
16175 
16176 
16177 
16178 
16179 
16180 
16181 
16182 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         279                  11/13/89
16183 disk_rebuild                  -279-                      11/13/89^L
16184 
16185 
16186                [disk_rebuild.pl1]
16187                disk_rebuild:  Summary Report
16188                     Volume PVNAME of logical volume LVNAME.
16189 
16190                Paging region begins at record DD.  (WWo), for LL.
16191                (XXo) records.
16192                DD.  (WWo) free records therein.
16193                Label/VTOC size is RR.  records, MM.  VTOCEs.
16194                VTOC version X., TTT.  free VTOCEs.
16195 
16196                          Partition Map
16197                Name Start Length
16198 
16199                NAME DDD.  ( WWWo) DDD.  ( WWWo)
16200                                                   ______ _______
16201                                                     DDD.  ( WWWo)
16202 
16203                Volume size is DDDD.  (YYYYo) records total.
16204 
16205                          DD.  damaged segments.
16206 
16207 
16208      Stream:   Salvager output.
16209 
16210      Time:     During disk rebuilding.
16211 
16212      Meaning:  This  is  a  report  summarizing  physical  volume
16213                parameters  printed  by  the  disk  rebuilder both
16214                before and after rebuilding.  The partition map is
16215                omitted  if  no  partitions  are  defined  on  the
16216                volume.
16217 
16218      Action:   No operator action is required.
16219 
16220 
16221 
16222                [disk_rebuild.pl1]
16223                disk_rebuild:  vtocx XXXo  NAME branch unconnected
16224                due to YYYo
16225 
16226 
16227      Stream:   Salvager output.
16228 
16229      Time:     During disk rebuilding.
16230 
16231      Meaning:  This  is  debugging  output  produced  only if the
16232                debug  switch is  on  during  a disk  rebuild with
16233                branch   checking.    It    informs   the   system
16234                programmers of the reasons for connection failure.
16235 
16236      Action:   No operator action is required.
16237 
16238 
16239 
16240 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         280                  11/13/89
16241 disk_rebuild                  -280-                      11/13/89^L
16242 
16243 
16244                [disk_table_.pl1]
16245                disk_table_:  "KEY" is not "io", "storage_system",
16246                or "ss".
16247 
16248 
16249      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16250 
16251      Time:     While system is running.
16252 
16253      Meaning:  The operator  issued an set_drive_usage  DRIVE KEY
16254                command.  KEY is invalid.
16255 
16256      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
16257 
16258 
16259 
16260                [mdx.pl1]
16261                disk_table_:  accepted PV PVNAME on DSKX_NN
16262 
16263 
16264      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
16265 
16266      Time:     In  response  to   an  operator  command.   System
16267                Intialization.
16268 
16269      Meaning:  A storage  system physical volume has  been placed
16270                in use.  The volume and drive name are identified.
16271 
16272      Action:   No operator  action is required.  This  message is
16273                provided  for  the   benefit  of  automatic  error
16274                analysis and logging.
16275 
16276 
16277 
16278                [mdx.pl1]
16279                disk_table_:  Added drive DSKX_NN
16280 
16281 
16282      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
16283 
16284      Time:     In response to an operator command.
16285 
16286      Meaning:  The operator has added a storage system disk drive
16287                with adddev.
16288 
16289      Action:   No operator action is required.
16290 
16291 
16292 
16293 
16294 
16295 
16296 
16297 
16298 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         281                  11/13/89
16299 disk_table_                   -281-                      11/13/89^L
16300 
16301 
16302                [disk_table_.pl1]
16303                disk_table_:  cannot locate DRIVE
16304 
16305 
16306      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16307 
16308      Time:     While system is running.
16309 
16310      Meaning:  A del_vol DRIVE command was issued but there is no
16311                such drive in the configuration.
16312 
16313      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
16314 
16315 
16316 
16317                [disk_table_.pl1]
16318                disk_table_:  cannot locate DRIVE
16319 
16320 
16321      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16322 
16323      Time:     While system is running.
16324 
16325      Meaning:  A command specifying DRIVE  was issued but no such
16326                drive can be found.
16327 
16328      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
16329 
16330 
16331 
16332                [disk_table_.pl1]
16333                disk_table_:  cannot locate DRIVE
16334 
16335 
16336      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16337 
16338      Time:     While system is running.
16339 
16340      Meaning:  A  disk_rebuild command  cannot locate  the output
16341                drive.
16342 
16343      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
16344 
16345 
16346 
16347 
16348 
16349 
16350 
16351 
16352 
16353 
16354 
16355 
16356 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         282                  11/13/89
16357 disk_table_                   -282-                      11/13/89^L
16358 
16359 
16360                [disk_table_.pl1]
16361                disk_table_:  cannot reregister from ring 4
16362 
16363 
16364      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16365 
16366      Time:     While system is running.
16367 
16368      Meaning:  A reregister command was issued from ring 4.
16369 
16370      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
16371 
16372 
16373 
16374                [disk_table_.pl1]
16375                disk_table_:    Cannot  verify  label   of  DRIVE:
16376                REASON
16377 
16378 
16379      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16380 
16381      Time:     While system is running.
16382 
16383      Meaning:  An  error occurred  checking the  label of  DRIVE.
16384                Usually either the drive is not ready, or the pack
16385                label does not match the required pack label.
16386 
16387      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
16388 
16389 
16390 
16391                [disk_table_.pl1]
16392                disk_table_:   Could  not  finish  demount  of  lv
16393                LVNAME
16394 
16395 
16396      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16397 
16398      Time:     While system is running.
16399 
16400      Meaning:  The system encountered a  problem trying to delete
16401                the logical volume LVNAME.
16402 
16403      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
16404 
16405 
16406 
16407 
16408 
16409 
16410 
16411 
16412 
16413 
16414 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         283                  11/13/89
16415 disk_table_                   -283-                      11/13/89^L
16416 
16417 
16418                [mdx.pl1]
16419                disk_table_:  Deleted drive DSKX_NN
16420 
16421 
16422      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
16423 
16424      Time:     In response to an operator command.
16425 
16426      Meaning:  The  operator has  deleted a  storage system  disk
16427                drive with deldev.
16428 
16429      Action:   No operator action is required.
16430 
16431 
16432 
16433                [mdx.pl1]
16434                disk_table_:    Deleted  root   PV  "PV_NAME"   on
16435                DSKX_NN.
16436 
16437 
16438      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
16439 
16440      Time:     System Intialization.
16441 
16442      Meaning:  The  specified drive  did not  appear in  the ROOT
16443                config  card.   Thus,  it  was  removed  from  the
16444                disk_table_.  This will also occur when the volume
16445                is intentionally deleted.
16446 
16447      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
16448 
16449 
16450 
16451                [disk_table_.pl1]
16452                disk_table_:  demounting  partially mounted volume
16453                LVNAME
16454 
16455 
16456      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16457 
16458      Time:     While system is running.
16459 
16460      Meaning:  The  operator issued  a dlv  LVNAME command  for a
16461                logical  volume for  which a  previous dlv command
16462                did not succeed.
16463 
16464      Action:   No operator action is required.
16465 
16466 
16467 
16468 
16469 
16470 
16471 
16472 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         284                  11/13/89
16473 disk_table_                   -284-                      11/13/89^L
16474 
16475 
16476                [disk_table_.pl1]
16477                disk_table_:  DRIVE in use with PVNAME
16478 
16479 
16480      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16481 
16482      Time:     While system is running.
16483 
16484      Meaning:  A del_vol  DRIVE command was issued  but the drive
16485                is currently in use.
16486 
16487      Action:   Enter  a corrected  command line.   To demount the
16488                pack, use the dlv command.
16489 
16490 
16491 
16492                [disk_table_.pl1]
16493                disk_table_:  DRIVE in use:  contains PVNAME
16494 
16495 
16496      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16497 
16498      Time:     While system is running.
16499 
16500      Meaning:  An attempt to use DRIVE finds it already in use.
16501 
16502      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
16503 
16504 
16505 
16506                [disk_table_.pl1]
16507                disk_table_:  DRIVE is an IO drive
16508 
16509 
16510      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16511 
16512      Time:     While system is running.
16513 
16514      Meaning:  A command has been issued  to affect DRIVE, but it
16515                is currently in use as an IO drive.
16516 
16517      Action:   Enter   a  corrected    command  line.    Use  the
16518                set_drive_usage command to change it if necessary.
16519 
16520 
16521 
16522 
16523 
16524 
16525 
16526 
16527 
16528 
16529 
16530 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         285                  11/13/89
16531 disk_table_                   -285-                      11/13/89^L
16532 
16533 
16534                [disk_table_.pl1]
16535                disk_table_:  DRIVE is deleted
16536 
16537 
16538      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16539 
16540      Time:     While system is running.
16541 
16542      Meaning:  The drive named is deleted.
16543 
16544      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
16545 
16546 
16547 
16548                [disk_table_.pl1]
16549                disk_table_:  DRIVE not found.
16550 
16551 
16552      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16553 
16554      Time:     While system is running.
16555 
16556      Meaning:  The operator  issued an set_drive_usage  DRIVE KEY
16557                command,   but  DRIVE   is  not   in  the  current
16558                configuration.
16559 
16560      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
16561 
16562 
16563 
16564                [disk_table_.pl1]
16565                disk_table_:  DRIVE not in use.
16566 
16567 
16568      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16569 
16570      Time:     While system is running.
16571 
16572      Meaning:  A del_vol command was issued but nothing is on the
16573                drive.
16574 
16575      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
16576 
16577 
16578 
16579 
16580 
16581 
16582 
16583 
16584 
16585 
16586 
16587 
16588 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         286                  11/13/89
16589 disk_table_                   -286-                      11/13/89^L
16590 
16591 
16592                [disk_table_.pl1]
16593                disk_table_:  DRIVENAME is an IO drive
16594 
16595 
16596      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16597 
16598      Time:     While system is running.
16599 
16600      Meaning:  The  operator  issued  a  del_vol  command but the
16601                drive is an IO drive.
16602 
16603      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
16604 
16605 
16606 
16607                [disk_table_.pl1]
16608                disk_table_:  DRIVENAME is deleted
16609 
16610 
16611      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16612 
16613      Time:     While system is running.
16614 
16615      Meaning:  A  del_vol command  was issued  but the  drive has
16616                been deleted.
16617 
16618      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
16619 
16620 
16621 
16622                [disk_table_.pl1]
16623                disk_table_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.
16624 
16625 
16626      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16627 
16628      Time:     System Intialization.
16629 
16630      Meaning:  An     error     has     been     returned    from
16631                initializer_mdc_$init.   This  indicates  a  logic
16632                error in the supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware
16633                problems.   Subsequent attempts  to mount  volumes
16634                may malfunction.
16635 
16636      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
16637 
16638 
16639 
16640 
16641 
16642 
16643 
16644 
16645 
16646 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         287                  11/13/89
16647 disk_table_                   -287-                      11/13/89^L
16648 
16649 
16650                [disk_table_.pl1]
16651                disk_table_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.
16652 
16653 
16654      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16655 
16656      Time:     While system is running.
16657 
16658      Meaning:  An  error has  occurred in  a storage  system disk
16659                manipulation command.
16660 
16661      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
16662 
16663 
16664 
16665                [disk_table_.pl1]
16666                disk_table_:   ERROR_MESSAGE.   Cannot  demount lv
16667                LVNAME
16668 
16669 
16670      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16671 
16672      Time:     While system is running.
16673 
16674      Meaning:  A  dlv  LVNAME  command  was  issued  but an error
16675                prevents the dlv from working.
16676 
16677      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
16678 
16679 
16680 
16681                [disk_table_.pl1]
16682                disk_table_:   ERROR_MESSAGE.   Cannot  get volume
16683                registration for the root logical volume.
16684                Shutdown and reboot with "boot nolv".
16685 
16686 
16687      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16688 
16689      Time:     System Intialization.
16690 
16691      Meaning:  The   system  is   unable  to   read  the   volume
16692                registration  for  the  root  logical  volume, and
16693                cannot   therefore  determine   if  the   root  is
16694                complete.
16695 
16696      Action:   Shutdown.   If you can  mount the entire  root, do
16697                so, describe all volumes  on the root config card,
16698                "boot  stan nosc",  and fix  the registration.  If
16699                this fails, shutdown, and "boot nolv".
16700 
16701 
16702 
16703 
16704 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         288                  11/13/89
16705 disk_table_                   -288-                      11/13/89^L
16706 
16707 
16708                [disk_table_.pl1]
16709                disk_table_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.  cannot stop mount of
16710                LVNAME
16711 
16712 
16713      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16714 
16715      Time:     While system is running.
16716 
16717      Meaning:  A  dlv  LVNAME  command  was  issued  but an error
16718                prevents the dlv from working.
16719 
16720      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
16721 
16722 
16723 
16724                [disk_table_.pl1]
16725                disk_table_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.   Cannot verify label
16726                of DRIVE
16727 
16728 
16729      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16730 
16731      Time:     While system is running.
16732 
16733      Meaning:  An error  occurred checking the label  of the pack
16734                on DRIVE.  Usually either  the drive is not ready,
16735                or the pack label does not match the required pack
16736                label.
16737 
16738      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
16739 
16740 
16741 
16742 
16743 
16744 
16745 
16746 
16747 
16748 
16749 
16750 
16751 
16752 
16753 
16754 
16755 
16756 
16757 
16758 
16759 
16760 
16761 
16762 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         289                  11/13/89
16763 disk_table_                   -289-                      11/13/89^L
16764 
16765 
16766                [disk_table_.pl1]
16767                disk_table_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.  Could not demount pv
16768                PVNAME of lv LVNAME (DRIVE)
16769 
16770 
16771      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16772 
16773      Time:     While system is running.
16774 
16775      Meaning:  An  error  occurred  when   trying  to  demount  a
16776                physical  volume.   This  may  be  due  to process
16777                directory or wired segments being on this physical
16778                volume.   The  del_lv  command  will  be partially
16779                successful when this happens.
16780 
16781      Action:   Determine  which processes,  if any,  have process
16782                directories  on this  logical volume  and bump  or
16783                terminate them.  Use list_disks to determine which
16784                volumes  are  still  mounted,  and  try dlv again.
16785                Contact the system programming staff.
16786 
16787 
16788 
16789                [disk_table_.pl1]
16790                disk_table_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.   error reregistering
16791                DRIVE
16792 
16793 
16794      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16795 
16796      Time:     While system is running.
16797 
16798      Meaning:  The reregister DRIVE command did not succeed.
16799 
16800      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
16801 
16802 
16803 
16804                [disk_table_.pl1]
16805                disk_table_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.  LVNAME
16806 
16807 
16808      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16809 
16810      Time:     While system is running.
16811 
16812      Meaning:  An  error  occurred  trying  to  get  the  list of
16813                physical volumes which comprise LVNAME.
16814 
16815      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
16816 
16817 
16818 
16819 
16820 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         290                  11/13/89
16821 disk_table_                   -290-                      11/13/89^L
16822 
16823 
16824                [disk_table_.pl1]
16825                disk_table_:    ERROR_MESSAGE.    New   disk_table
16826                created
16827 
16828 
16829      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16830 
16831      Time:     System Intialization.
16832 
16833      Meaning:  The system  has created a new copy  of the segment
16834                >disk_table at initialization time.  The copy from
16835                the  previous bootload  could not  be found.   The
16836                position  of all   previously mounted  volumes has
16837                been forgotten.
16838 
16839      Action:   Use the av command to  specify the position of all
16840                volumes, and the alv command to mount them.
16841 
16842 
16843 
16844                [disk_table_.pl1]
16845                disk_table_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.   salvaging PVNAME on
16846                DRIVE
16847 
16848 
16849      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16850 
16851      Time:     While system is running.
16852 
16853      Meaning:  An error occurred while doing a salvage_vol -all.
16854 
16855      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
16856 
16857 
16858 
16859                [disk_table_.pl1]
16860                disk_table_:  invalid drive id "ARG"
16861 
16862 
16863      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16864 
16865      Time:     While system is running.
16866 
16867      Meaning:  The drive id ARG does not have the form dskX_NN.
16868 
16869      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
16870 
16871 
16872 
16873 
16874 
16875 
16876 
16877 
16878 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         291                  11/13/89
16879 disk_table_                   -291-                      11/13/89^L
16880 
16881 
16882                [disk_table_.pl1]
16883                disk_table_:   lv  LVNAME  cannot  be  mounted, in
16884                process of demount.
16885 
16886 
16887      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16888 
16889      Time:     While system is running.
16890 
16891      Meaning:  An alv  LVNAME command was issued  but the logical
16892                volume is in the process of demounting.
16893 
16894      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
16895 
16896 
16897 
16898                [disk_table_.pl1]
16899                disk_table_:  lv LVNAME already mounted
16900 
16901 
16902      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16903 
16904      Time:     While system is running.
16905 
16906      Meaning:  An  alv   LVNAME  command  finds   LVNAME  already
16907                mounted.
16908 
16909      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
16910 
16911 
16912 
16913                [disk_table_.pl1]
16914                disk_table_:  lv LVNAME not found
16915 
16916 
16917      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16918 
16919      Time:     While system is running.
16920 
16921      Meaning:  A  dlv  LVNAME  command  was  issued  but  no such
16922                logical volume is mounted.
16923 
16924      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
16925 
16926 
16927 
16928 
16929 
16930 
16931 
16932 
16933 
16934 
16935 
16936 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         292                  11/13/89
16937 disk_table_                   -292-                      11/13/89^L
16938 
16939 
16940                [disk_table_.pl1]
16941                disk_table_:  no drive available for PVNAME LVNAME
16942 
16943 
16944      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16945 
16946      Time:     While system is running.
16947 
16948      Meaning:  An  alv LVNAME  command was  unable to  allocate a
16949                drive for PVNAME.
16950 
16951      Action:   Demount  some  un-needed  logical  volume  and try
16952                again.
16953 
16954 
16955 
16956                [disk_table_.pl1]
16957                disk_table_:  PVNAME already in use on DRIVE.
16958 
16959 
16960      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16961 
16962      Time:     While system is running.
16963 
16964      Meaning:  An  attempt to  add  a  physical volume  finds the
16965                volume already in use on another drive.
16966 
16967      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
16968 
16969 
16970 
16971                [disk_table_.pl1]
16972                disk_table_:   PVNAME  currently  known  to  be on
16973                DRIVE
16974 
16975 
16976      Stream:   Initializer process output.
16977 
16978      Time:     While system is running.
16979 
16980      Meaning:  An attempt to specify that  PVNAME is on a certain
16981                drive finds it on another drive.
16982 
16983      Action:   Enter a  corrected command line.  Use  the del_vol
16984                command if necessary to cause the system to forget
16985                DRIVE's old contents, if a pack has been moved.
16986 
16987 
16988 
16989 
16990 
16991 
16992 
16993 
16994 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         293                  11/13/89
16995 disk_table_                   -293-                      11/13/89^L
16996 
16997 
16998                [disk_table_.pl1]
16999                disk_table_:  PVNAME not found.
17000 
17001 
17002      Stream:   Initializer process output.
17003 
17004      Time:     While system is running.
17005 
17006      Meaning:  An  initialize_disk -copy  command could  not find
17007                the source volume.
17008 
17009      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
17010 
17011 
17012 
17013                [mdx.pl1]
17014                disk_table_:  Root PV "PV_NAME" moved from DSKX_NN
17015                to DSKX_NN.
17016 
17017 
17018      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
17019 
17020      Time:     System Intialization.
17021 
17022      Meaning:  The  specified root  volume  has  been moved  to a
17023                different drive since the last shutdown.
17024 
17025      Action:   No operator action is required.
17026 
17027 
17028 
17029                [disk_table_.pl1]
17030                disk_table_:    Some   volumes   are   incomplete.
17031                Complete or demount them.
17032 
17033 
17034      Stream:   Initializer process output.
17035 
17036      Time:     System Intialization.
17037 
17038      Meaning:  Initialization  has  failed  to  remount  all  the
17039                volumes which  were previously known,  in response
17040                to a startup command.
17041 
17042      Action:   Use  the  list_disks  command  to  find  out which
17043                volumes  are  incomplete.   Use   the  av  or  dlv
17044                commands to rectify the situation, and try startup
17045                again.
17046 
17047 
17048 
17049 
17050 
17051 
17052 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         294                  11/13/89
17053 disk_table_                   -294-                      11/13/89^L
17054 
17055 
17056                [disk_table_.pl1]
17057                disk_table_:    The   root   logical   volume   is
17058                incomplete.
17059 
17060 
17061      Stream:   Initializer process output.
17062 
17063      Time:     System Intialization.
17064 
17065      Meaning:  Some  registered physical   volume(s) of  the root
17066                logical volume  are not mounted, but  the operator
17067                has attempted  to execute a command  that requires
17068                the root  to be completely mounted.   This message
17069                is  followed  by  mount  messages  for the missing
17070                volumes.
17071 
17072 
17073      Action:   Mount the  missing volumes, and notify  the system
17074                of their location with the add_vol command.
17075 
17076 
17077 
17078                [dn355.pl1]
17079                dn355:  attempted crawlout with FNP queue locked
17080 
17081 
17082      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
17083 
17084      Time:     While system is running.
17085 
17086      Meaning:  An  attempt was  made to  crawl out  while an  FNP
17087                queue lock (a processor lock) was locked.
17088 
17089      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
17090 
17091 
17092 
17093 
17094 
17095 
17096 
17097 
17098 
17099 
17100 
17101 
17102 
17103 
17104 
17105 
17106 
17107 
17108 
17109 
17110 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         295                  11/13/89
17111 dn355                         -295-                      11/13/89^L
17112 
17113 
17114                [dn355.pl1]
17115                dn355:  emergency interrupt from FNP X:  FAULT
17116                FNP instruction counter = IC
17117                channel CHN, fault status = FS
17118                FNP_MODULE:  REASON_FOR_CRASH
17119 
17120 
17121      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
17122 
17123      Time:     While system is running.
17124 
17125      Meaning:  An emergency interrupt has  been received from FNP
17126                X indicating it has  crashed.  All lines dialed to
17127                FNP X  will be hung  up.  The crash  was nominally
17128                caused by a fault  of type FAULT.  Lines following
17129                the  first  line  of  the  message  appear only in
17130                certain  cases and provide  additional information
17131                about the nature of the crash.
17132 
17133      Action:   The  system will  automatically attempt  to reboot
17134                the   crashed  FNP.    Subsequent  messages   will
17135                indicate the  success or failure of  this attempt.
17136                No  action  is  required  now,  but  action may be
17137                required if the automatic reboot fails.
17138 
17139 
17140 
17141                [dn355.pl1]
17142                dn355:  Error sending mailbox  interrupt to FNP X,
17143                will retry.
17144 
17145 
17146      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
17147 
17148      Time:     While system is running.
17149 
17150      Meaning:  An error has been  detected in the transmission of
17151                a mailbox interrupt to  the FNP.  The transmission
17152                will be retried once.
17153 
17154      Action:   None required.
17155 
17156 
17157 
17158 
17159 
17160 
17161 
17162 
17163 
17164 
17165 
17166 
17167 
17168 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         296                  11/13/89
17169 dn355                         -296-                      11/13/89^L
17170 
17171 
17172                [dn355.pl1]
17173                dn355:   FNP  masked  channel  NAME  for excessive
17174                interrupts
17175 
17176 
17177      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
17178 
17179      Time:     While system is running.
17180 
17181      Meaning:  The FNP has masked the  channel whose name is NAME
17182                because it  was generating interrupts  faster than
17183                they could be handled.
17184 
17185      Action:   The interruptions  can be caused by  any number of
17186                problems.  This can be caused by the dataset leads
17187                changing too  fast for the FNP  software to handle
17188                properly; disconnecting or  connecting FNP cables,
17189                powering  off or  on a  hardwired terminal,  a bad
17190                modem,  etc.  It  is  also  possible that  the FNP
17191                channel hardware is defective.  Future attempts to
17192                use this  channel may possibly crash  the FNP.  CS
17193                representatives   may  need    to  be   called  to
17194                investigate.    An   "attach"   command   will  be
17195                necessary to put the channel back in service.
17196 
17197 
17198 
17199                [dn355.pl1]
17200                dn355:  FNP X did not respond to mailbox interrupt
17201 
17202 
17203      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
17204 
17205      Time:     While system is running.
17206 
17207      Meaning:  An  attempt to  interrupt FNP  X was unsuccessful.
17208                The FNP is assumed to be down.
17209 
17210      Action:   The  system will  automatically attempt  to reboot
17211                the   crashed  FNP.    Subsequent  messages   will
17212                indicate the  success or failure of  this attempt.
17213                No  action  is  required  now,  but  action may be
17214                required if the automatic reboot fails.
17215 
17216 
17217 
17218 
17219 
17220 
17221 
17222 
17223 
17224 
17225 
17226 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         297                  11/13/89
17227 dn355                         -297-                      11/13/89^L
17228 
17229 
17230                [dn355.pl1]
17231                dn355:  FNP X invalid interrupt level N
17232 
17233 
17234      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
17235 
17236      Time:     While system is running.
17237 
17238      Meaning:  An FNP interrupt has been received from frontend X
17239                with an  invalid interrupt level of  octal value N
17240                and will be ignored.  If this message is displayed
17241                when  a DN6670 is  being powered up,  this message
17242                can be ignored.  If  this message occurs under any
17243                other  circumstances,  there  might  be  something
17244                wrong with the system's interface with the FNP and
17245                should be investigated by FE representatives.
17246 
17247      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
17248 
17249 
17250 
17251                [dn355.pl1]
17252                dn355:  FNP X level L status S STATE
17253 
17254 
17255      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
17256 
17257      Time:     While system is running.
17258 
17259      Meaning:  An interrupt at a level  other than 3 (or possibly
17260                at level 3 if the FNP is not running) was received
17261                from FNP  X.  S is an octal  representation of the
17262                status   accompanying    the   interrupt.    STATE
17263                indicates the current state  of the FNP:  running,
17264                bootloading, or in T&D.  This message only appears
17265                if tracing is enabled for the specified FNP.
17266 
17267      Action:   None required.
17268 
17269 
17270 
17271 
17272 
17273 
17274 
17275 
17276 
17277 
17278 
17279 
17280 
17281 
17282 
17283 
17284 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         298                  11/13/89
17285 dn355                         -298-                      11/13/89^L
17286 
17287 
17288                [dn355.pl1]
17289                dn355:  inconsistent queue lock
17290 
17291 
17292      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
17293 
17294      Time:     While system is running.
17295 
17296      Meaning:  A process attempted to  unlock the interrupt queue
17297                lock without having it locked.
17298 
17299      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
17300 
17301 
17302 
17303                [dn355.pl1]
17304                dn355:  LCTE lock ^= processid
17305 
17306 
17307      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
17308 
17309      Time:     While system is running.
17310 
17311      Meaning:  The FNP channel lock did not contain the processid
17312                of the process attempting to unlock it.
17313 
17314 
17315 
17316                [dn355.pl1]
17317                dn355:  line number of 0 with non-global opcode in
17318                submbx N, FNP X
17319 
17320 
17321      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
17322 
17323      Time:     While system is running.
17324 
17325      Meaning:  Mailbox N from FNP X contained a non-global opcode
17326                which requires a non-zero line number.
17327 
17328 
17329 
17330 
17331 
17332 
17333 
17334 
17335 
17336 
17337 
17338 
17339 
17340 
17341 
17342 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         299                  11/13/89
17343 dn355                         -299-                      11/13/89^L
17344 
17345 
17346                [dn355.pl1]
17347                dn355:  Message from FNP X:  MESSAGE
17348 
17349 
17350      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
17351 
17352      Time:     While system is running.
17353 
17354      Meaning:  An error  has been detected by FNP  X as explained
17355                by MESSAGE.
17356 
17357      Action:   No action is required by the operator to deal with
17358                the error mentioned in the message.  Action may be
17359                required by  appropriate personnel to  correct the
17360                problem  that caused the  error and undo  what the
17361                FNP may have done to continue operation.  This may
17362                require shutting down the FNP for repairs by Field
17363                Engineering and reboot of  the FNP to restore full
17364                operation.
17365 
17366 
17367 
17368                [dn355.pl1]
17369                dn355:  no slot number match for sub mbx N, FNP X
17370 
17371 
17372      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
17373 
17374      Time:     While system is running.
17375 
17376      Meaning:  An error has occurred  processing submailbox N for
17377                FNP X.  The submailbox indicates a line number for
17378                which no match could be found.
17379 
17380      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
17381 
17382 
17383 
17384                [dn355.pl1]
17385                dn355:  output buffer at N has zero tally
17386 
17387 
17388      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
17389 
17390      Time:     While system is running.
17391 
17392      Meaning:  An output buffer with a  zero tally has been found
17393                at offset N in the segment tty_buf.
17394 
17395      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
17396 
17397 
17398 
17399 
17400 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         300                  11/13/89
17401 dn355                         -300-                      11/13/89^L
17402 
17403 
17404                [dn355.pl1]
17405                dn355:  Timeout  sending mailbox interrupt  to FNP
17406                X, will retry.
17407 
17408 
17409      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
17410 
17411      Time:     While system is running.
17412 
17413      Meaning:  The FNP  did not respond  within 2 seconds  to the
17414                previously    sent    mailbox    interrupt.    The
17415                transmission will be retried once.
17416 
17417      Action:   None required.
17418 
17419 
17420 
17421                [dn355.pl1]
17422                dn355:  unable to allocate block for delay queue
17423 
17424 
17425      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
17426 
17427      Time:     While system is running.
17428 
17429      Meaning:  There  was insufficient  space left  in tty_buf to
17430                allocate a block in which to build a delay queue.
17431 
17432      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
17433 
17434 
17435 
17436                [dn355.pl1]
17437                dn355:  unrecognized  io command C from  FNP X for
17438                line N
17439 
17440 
17441      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
17442 
17443      Time:     While system is running.
17444 
17445      Meaning:  An invalid io command was  received from FNP X for
17446                line  N.  C  is  the  octal representation  of the
17447                command.
17448 
17449      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
17450 
17451 
17452 
17453 
17454 
17455 
17456 
17457 
17458 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         301                  11/13/89
17459 dn355                         -301-                      11/13/89^L
17460 
17461 
17462                [dn355.pl1]
17463                dn355:  unrecognized op code  OPCODE with rcd from
17464                FNP X for devx N
17465 
17466 
17467      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
17468 
17469      Time:     While system is running.
17470 
17471      Meaning:  An invalid op code, OPCODE, has been received from
17472                FNP X  for device index N in  a mailbox containing
17473                an rcd (read control data) command.
17474 
17475      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
17476 
17477 
17478 
17479                [dpg_.pl1]
17480                dpg_:   COND  condition  signalled  while  copying
17481                stack_0 into >pdd>DIRNAME
17482 
17483 
17484      Stream:   as (severity0)
17485 
17486      Time:     While system is running.
17487 
17488      Meaning:  An error  occurred while copying the  ring-0 stack
17489                of the defunct process  from ring-0 into the saved
17490                process  directory.  This   error caused  the COND
17491                condition to be signalled.   The ring-0 stack will
17492                not be copied into the saved process directory.
17493 
17494      Action:   No operator action is required.
17495 
17496 
17497 
17498 
17499 
17500 
17501 
17502 
17503 
17504 
17505 
17506 
17507 
17508 
17509 
17510 
17511 
17512 
17513 
17514 
17515 
17516 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         302                  11/13/89
17517 dpg_                          -302-                      11/13/89^L
17518 
17519 
17520                [dpg_.pl1]
17521                dpg_:   ERROR_MESSAGE.  Attempting to  rename pdir
17522                for NAME.PROJ CHN after fatal process error.
17523 
17524 
17525      Stream:   as (severity1)
17526 
17527      Time:     While system is running.
17528 
17529      Meaning:  The  error  described  by  ERROR_MESSAGE  occurred
17530                while  attempting to   save the  process directory
17531                belonging  to  the  user  PERS.PROJ  after a fatal
17532                process  error.  The  directory was  not saved.  A
17533                typical cause of this is that the user already has
17534                a  saved process  directory from  a previous fatal
17535                process error in this bootload.
17536 
17537      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
17538 
17539 
17540 
17541                [dpg_.pl1]
17542                dpg_:            ERROR_MESSAGE.            Calling
17543                hphcs_$destroy_process_begin                   for
17544                PERSON.PROJECT.TAG on channel CHN, process_id PID.
17545 
17546 
17547      Stream:   $as1
17548 
17549      Time:     While system is running.
17550 
17551      Meaning:  An error  has occurred while destroying  a process
17552                belonging to the user PERSON.PROJECT.TAG connected
17553                to  terminal channel  CHN.  This  process probably
17554                cannot  be destroyed.   ERROR_MESSAGE is  the text
17555                associated    with   the    error   returned    by
17556                hphcs_$destroy_process_begin.
17557 
17558      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
17559 
17560 
17561 
17562 
17563 
17564 
17565 
17566 
17567 
17568 
17569 
17570 
17571 
17572 
17573 
17574 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         303                  11/13/89
17575 dpg_                          -303-                      11/13/89^L
17576 
17577 
17578                [dpg_.pl1]
17579                dpg_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.  Creating  saved stack_0 for
17580                PERS.PROJ (PROCESSID).
17581 
17582 
17583      Stream:   as (severity0)
17584 
17585      Time:     While system is running.
17586 
17587      Meaning:  An error has occurred while attempting to create a
17588                segment in the saved process directory for copying
17589                the  ring-0  stack  of  the  defunct process.  The
17590                ring-0  stack will  not be  copied into  the saved
17591                process directory.
17592 
17593      Action:   No operator action is required.
17594 
17595 
17596 
17597                [dpg_.pl1]
17598                dpg_:     ERROR_MESSAGE.     destroying    process
17599                WWWWWWWWWWWW for NAME.PROJ
17600 
17601 
17602      Stream:   as (severity2)
17603 
17604      Time:     While system is running.
17605 
17606      Meaning:  An error  has occurred while destroying  a process
17607                belonging  to  the  user  NAME.PROJ.   He  was not
17608                charged for his CPU usage.
17609 
17610      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
17611 
17612 
17613 
17614                [dpg_.pl1]
17615                dpg_:     removed    USER    (PROCESSID)   process
17616                termination monitor.
17617 
17618 
17619      Stream:   as (severity0)
17620 
17621      Time:     While system is running.
17622 
17623      Meaning:  Process  termination monitoring for  USER (process
17624                id PROCESSID) has been terminated by user request,
17625                IPC error, or the destruction of the process.
17626 
17627      Action:   No operator action is required.
17628 
17629 
17630 
17631 
17632 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         304                  11/13/89
17633 dpg_                          -304-                      11/13/89^L
17634 
17635 
17636                [dpg_.pl1]
17637                dpg_:   Saved   >pdd>PERS.PROJ.f.CHN  after  fatal
17638                process error.
17639 
17640 
17641      Stream:   as (severity1)
17642 
17643      Time:     While system is running.
17644 
17645      Meaning:  The process directory  belonging to user PERS.PROJ
17646                has  been saved after  a fatal process  error.  It
17647                has been renamed to the name shown in the message.
17648                It will be saved  until the next shutdown.  System
17649                programmers might want to  examine its contents to
17650                determine the cause of the fatal process error.
17651 
17652      Action:   Inform the  system programming staff.  Do  so well
17653                in advance of the next shutdown.
17654 
17655 
17656 
17657                [dpg_.pl1]
17658                dpg_:   USER  (PROCESSID)  {set/replaced}  process
17659                termination monitor.
17660 
17661 
17662      Stream:   as (severity0)
17663 
17664      Time:     While system is running.
17665 
17666      Meaning:  USER    (processid    PROCESSID)    will   receive
17667                notifications of all process destructions from the
17668                Answering  Service.   'set'   indicates  that  the
17669                process  was  not  already  monitoring  processes;
17670                'replaced' indicates that  the process already had
17671                a  monitor  established,  and  that  it  has  been
17672                replaced by this request.
17673 
17674      Action:   No operator action is required.
17675 
17676 
17677 
17678 
17679 
17680 
17681 
17682 
17683 
17684 
17685 
17686 
17687 
17688 
17689 
17690 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         305                  11/13/89
17691 dpg_                          -305-                      11/13/89^L
17692 
17693 
17694                [wired_shutdown.pl1]
17695                emergency shutdown part 1 complete
17696 
17697 
17698      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
17699 
17700      Time:     Emergency shutdown
17701 
17702      Meaning:  All of memory has been written out once, and those
17703                pages on the paging  device which could be written
17704                out to operative drives flushed.  All segments and
17705                directories  will  now  be  deactivated,  and  all
17706                drives shut down.
17707 
17708      Action:   No operator action is required.
17709 
17710 
17711 
17712                [dn355_boot_interrupt.pl1]
17713                error reading core image for FNP X
17714 
17715 
17716      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
17717 
17718      Time:     When bootloading an FNP
17719 
17720      Meaning:  An  I/O error  was  detected  by the  FNP bootload
17721                program  while attempting  to read  the core image
17722                into FNP memory.  A hardware failure of either the
17723                DIA or the Multics IOM is indicated.
17724 
17725      Action:   Try  the  FNP  load  again.   If  it  fails again,
17726                consult Field Engineering.
17727 
17728 
17729 
17730 
17731 
17732 
17733 
17734 
17735 
17736 
17737 
17738 
17739 
17740 
17741 
17742 
17743 
17744 
17745 
17746 
17747 
17748 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         306                  11/13/89
17749 error reading core image f    -306-                      11/13/89^L
17750 
17751 
17752                [mrd_util_.pl1]
17753                Error:  CONDITION in mrd_util_$ENTRY
17754 
17755 
17756      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
17757 
17758      Time:     While system is running.
17759 
17760      Meaning:  CONDITION  was  signalled  during  a  call  to the
17761                entrypoint   ENTRY   in   mrd_util_.    A  message
17762                coordinator dump is taken.  If the calling process
17763                had  a message   coordinator segment  locked, that
17764                segment is  checked for consistency, and  the lock
17765                is unlocked.  mrd_util_ then returns to its caller
17766                without retrying the  operation that failed.  This
17767                indicates a logic error  in the supervisor, or CPU
17768                or memory hardware problems.
17769 
17770      Action:   Contact  the system  programming staff.   Save all
17771                console and message coordinator terminal output.
17772 
17773 
17774 
17775                [wired_shutdown.pl1]
17776                esd before fs enabled
17777 
17778 
17779      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
17780 
17781      Time:     Emergency shutdown
17782 
17783      Meaning:  The system  crashed before the storage  system was
17784                accessed by Multics.  An ESD was attempted, but no
17785                ESD is necessary.  The "shutdown complete" message
17786                will always follow.
17787 
17788      Action:   Reboot the system.
17789 
17790 
17791 
17792 
17793 
17794 
17795 
17796 
17797 
17798 
17799 
17800 
17801 
17802 
17803 
17804 
17805 
17806 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         307                  11/13/89
17807 esd before fs enabled         -307-                      11/13/89^L
17808 
17809 
17810                [page_error.alm]
17811                evict_page:  fatal parity error moving page, frame
17812                at AAA, SCU TAG.
17813 
17814 
17815      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
17816 
17817      Time:     While system is running.
17818 
17819      Meaning:  A  parity  error  was  encountered  while moving a
17820                wired  page around  memory.  The  page may  not be
17821                usable.
17822 
17823      Action:   Contact Field Engineering personnel about possible
17824                problems  with SCU   TAG.  Follow  normal recovery
17825                procedures.
17826 
17827 
17828 
17829                [page_error.alm]
17830                evict_page:   parity error  moving page,  frame at
17831                AAA, SCU TAG.
17832 
17833 
17834      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
17835 
17836      Time:     While system is running.
17837 
17838      Meaning:  A parity error was encountered while moving a page
17839                within main memory.  This may  occur as part of an
17840                attempt to  delete that main memory, or  use it as
17841                an I/O buffer.
17842 
17843      Action:   Inform Field Engineering  personnel about possible
17844                problems with this SCU.
17845 
17846 
17847 
17848                [find_file_partition.pl1]
17849                find_file_partition:    file   partition   is  NNN
17850                records, not between 30 and 255.
17851 
17852 
17853      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
17854 
17855      Time:     System Intialization.
17856 
17857      Meaning:  The partition holding the bce file system is of an
17858                invalid size.  The rpv was either mal-formatted or
17859                damaged.
17860 
17861      Action:   The rpv will need to be rebuilt.
17862 
17863 
17864 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         308                  11/13/89
17865 find_file_partition           -308-                      11/13/89^L
17866 
17867 
17868                [find_file_partition.pl1]
17869                find_file_partition:  Initting file partition.
17870 
17871 
17872      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
17873 
17874      Time:     System Intialization.
17875 
17876      Meaning:  The  bce file  system was  found to  be damaged or
17877                never  initialized.   Any  previous  contents  are
17878                discarded.
17879 
17880 
17881 
17882                [find_file_partition.pl1]
17883                find_file_partition:  No file partition defined on
17884                RPV.
17885 
17886 
17887      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
17888 
17889      Time:     System Intialization.
17890 
17891      Meaning:  The partition used to hold  the bce file system is
17892                missing from the rpv.  Suspect damage of the rpv.
17893 
17894      Action:   The rpv will need to be rebuilt.
17895 
17896 
17897 
17898                [fnp_util.pl1]
17899                FNP T deleted from configuration^[ by ^a^].
17900 
17901 
17902 
17903 
17904 
17905 
17906                [dn355_boot_interrupt.pl1]
17907                FNP X loaded successfully
17908 
17909 
17910      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
17911 
17912      Time:     When bootloading an FNP
17913 
17914      Meaning:  The FNP bootload has completed successfully.
17915 
17916      Action:   This message is for informational purposes only.
17917 
17918 
17919 
17920 
17921 
17922 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         309                  11/13/89
17923 FNP X loaded successfully     -309-                      11/13/89^L
17924 
17925 
17926                [dn355_boot_interrupt.pl1]
17927                FNP X not loaded.
17928 
17929 
17930      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
17931 
17932      Time:     When bootloading an FNP
17933 
17934      Meaning:  The attempted  bootload was not  successful.  This
17935                message  is always  preceded by  one of  the above
17936                error messages.
17937 
17938      Action:   This message is for informational purposes only.
17939 
17940 
17941 
17942                [fnp_init.pl1]
17943                fnp_init:  FNP number N > max allowed number (MAX)
17944                of FNPs
17945 
17946 
17947      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
17948 
17949      Time:     System Intialization.
17950 
17951      Meaning:  An fnp card from the  config deck specifies an FNP
17952                tag other than A, B, C, D, E, F, G, or H.
17953 
17954      Action:   Replace the bad fnp card and reboot.
17955 
17956 
17957 
17958                [fnp_init.pl1]
17959                fnp_init:  inconsistent fnp cards.
17960 
17961 
17962      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
17963 
17964      Time:     System Intialization.
17965 
17966      Meaning:  Two or more fnp cards from the config deck specify
17967                the same FNP tag.
17968 
17969      Action:   Replace or remove the bad fnp card(s) and reboot.
17970 
17971 
17972 
17973 
17974 
17975 
17976 
17977 
17978 
17979 
17980 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         310                  11/13/89
17981 fnp_init                      -310-                      11/13/89^L
17982 
17983 
17984                [fnp_init.pl1]
17985                fnp_init:  Invalid  model # (MODELN) on  prph fnpX
17986                card.
17987 
17988 
17989      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
17990 
17991      Time:     System Intialization.
17992 
17993      Meaning:  The  current fnp  model  number  MODELN, is  not a
17994                supported number.
17995 
17996      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
17997 
17998 
17999 
18000                [fnp_init.pl1]
18001                fnp_init:  Invalid state on prph fnpX card.
18002 
18003 
18004      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
18005 
18006      Time:     System Intialization.
18007 
18008      Meaning:  The only valid states are "on" or "off".
18009 
18010      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
18011 
18012 
18013 
18014                [fnp_init.pl1]
18015                fnp_init:   Less than 256  words of free  space in
18016                tty_buf:  N
18017 
18018 
18019      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
18020 
18021      Time:     System Intialization.
18022 
18023      Meaning:  Only N words of free space remain in tty_buf after
18024                allocating  the  header  and  circular  queue.   A
18025                minimum  of 256  words is  required and ordinarily
18026                more free space is  desirable.  Either the size of
18027                tty_buf,  as  specified  by  the  PARM TTYB config
18028                card,  must  be  increased  or  the circular queue
18029                size, as  specified by the PARM  TTYQ config card,
18030                must be decreased.
18031 
18032      Action:   Correct the config deck and reboot the system.
18033 
18034 
18035 
18036 
18037 
18038 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         311                  11/13/89
18039 fnp_init                      -311-                      11/13/89^L
18040 
18041 
18042                [fnp_init.pl1]
18043                fnp_init:  no fnp cards in config deck
18044 
18045 
18046      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
18047 
18048      Time:     System Intialization.
18049 
18050      Meaning:  There  are no  fnp cards  in the  config deck  and
18051                therefore,  no FNP  will be  initialized.  Usually
18052                this indicates  an error, although it  is possible
18053                to run Multics without an FNP.
18054 
18055      Action:   If  an FNP  is wanted,  reboot the  system with an
18056                appropriate config deck.
18057 
18058 
18059 
18060                [fnp_init.pl1]
18061                fnp_init:   The  number   of  configured  protocol
18062                channels of N exceeds the maximum allowed of N.
18063 
18064 
18065      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
18066 
18067      Time:     System Intialization.
18068 
18069      Meaning:  The prot  parm from the config  deck specifies too
18070                many protocol channels.
18071 
18072      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
18073 
18074 
18075 
18076                [fnp_init.pl1]
18077                fnp_init:     Unable    to    abs_wire    tty_buf.
18078                ERROR_CODE_MESSAGE
18079 
18080 
18081      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
18082 
18083      Time:     System Intialization.
18084 
18085      Meaning:  The call to allocate memory in the bootload memory
18086                controller for tty_buf failed.
18087 
18088      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
18089 
18090 
18091 
18092 
18093 
18094 
18095 
18096 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         312                  11/13/89
18097 fnp_init                      -312-                      11/13/89^L
18098 
18099 
18100                [fnp_multiplexer.pl1]
18101                fnp_multiplexer$assign_channel:  Assignment of FNP
18102                X {succeeded | failed}.
18103 
18104 
18105      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
18106 
18107      Time:     While system is running.
18108 
18109      Meaning:  Indicates    the    result    of    a    call   to
18110                io_manager$assign  for FNP  X.  This  message only
18111                appears  if tracing  is enabled  for the specified
18112                FNP.
18113 
18114      Action:   none required.
18115 
18116 
18117 
18118                [fnp_multiplexer.pl1]
18119                fnp_multiplexer$ENTRY:  Tracing call.
18120 
18121 
18122      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
18123 
18124      Time:     While system is running.
18125 
18126      Meaning:  A call was made to  the ENTRY entry.  This message
18127                only  appears  if  tracing   is  enabled  for  the
18128                specified FNP.
18129 
18130      Action:   none required.
18131 
18132 
18133 
18134                [fnp_multiplexer.pl1]
18135                fnp_multiplexer$ENTRY:  Tracing error.  ERROR.
18136 
18137 
18138      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
18139 
18140      Time:     While system is running.
18141 
18142      Meaning:  The   error   code   represented   by   ERROR  was
18143                encountered by  ENTRY.  This message  only appears
18144                if tracing is enabled for the specified FNP.
18145 
18146      Action:   none required.
18147 
18148 
18149 
18150 
18151 
18152 
18153 
18154 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         313                  11/13/89
18155 fnp_multiplexer$ENTRY         -313-                      11/13/89^L
18156 
18157 
18158                [fnp_multiplexer.pl1]
18159                fnp_multiplexer$shutdown:  Called with FNP wired.
18160 
18161 
18162      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
18163 
18164      Time:     While system is running.
18165 
18166      Meaning:  A call  was made to  the shutdown entry  while the
18167                pages for  I/O for an FNP were  still wired.  This
18168                message only appears if tracing is enabled for the
18169                specified FNP.
18170 
18171      Action:   none required.
18172 
18173 
18174 
18175                [fnp_multiplexer.pl1]
18176                fnp_multiplexer$shutdown:    Called    with   null
18177                fnp_ptr
18178 
18179 
18180      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
18181 
18182      Time:     While system is running.
18183 
18184      Meaning:  A call was made to  the shutdown entry with a null
18185                pointer to fnp_info.  This message only appears if
18186                tracing is enabled for the specified FNP.
18187 
18188      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
18189 
18190 
18191 
18192                [fnp_multiplexer.pl1]
18193                fnp_multiplexer$shutdown:   Failed to  unwire fnp.
18194                ERROR.
18195 
18196 
18197      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
18198 
18199      Time:     While system is running.
18200 
18201      Meaning:  An attempt to unwire the  pages used for I/O to an
18202                FNP  failed at  FNP shutdown.   ERROR contains the
18203                message derived from a standard system error code.
18204 
18205      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
18206 
18207 
18208 
18209 
18210 
18211 
18212 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         314                  11/13/89
18213 fnp_multiplexer$shutdown      -314-                      11/13/89^L
18214 
18215 
18216                [fnp_multiplexer.pl1]
18217                fnp_multiplexer$unassign_channel:  Unassignment of
18218                FNP X {succeeded | failed}.
18219 
18220 
18221      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
18222 
18223      Time:     While system is running.
18224 
18225      Meaning:  Indicates    the    result    of    a    call   to
18226                io_manager$unassign for FNP  X.  This message only
18227                appears  if tracing  is enabled  for the specified
18228                FNP.
18229 
18230      Action:   none required.
18231 
18232 
18233 
18234                [fnp_multiplexer.pl1]
18235                fnp_multiplexer:   debugging  stop   (type  go  to
18236                continue).
18237 
18238 
18239      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
18240 
18241      Time:     While system is running.
18242 
18243      Meaning:  An  error has  been encountered  in setting  up an
18244                FNP, and debugging mode is turned on.
18245 
18246      Action:   Use  BCE  commands  to  analyze  the condition, if
18247                necessary; type "go" to resume system operation.
18248 
18249 
18250 
18251                [fnp_multiplexer.pl1]
18252                fnp_multiplexer:  get_meters order for FNP X, line
18253                N, timed out.
18254 
18255 
18256      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
18257 
18258      Time:     While system is running.
18259 
18260      Meaning:  A get_meters order  for line N of FNP  X failed to
18261                complete  within  10  seconds.   The  buffer space
18262                associated with the order  has been abandoned, and
18263                get_meters, dump, and patch orders to that FNP are
18264                disabled until the FNP is reloaded.
18265 
18266 
18267 
18268 
18269 
18270 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         315                  11/13/89
18271 fnp_multiplexer               -315-                      11/13/89^L
18272 
18273 
18274                [fnp_multiplexer.pl1]
18275                fnp_multiplexer:  mylock error
18276 
18277 
18278      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
18279 
18280      Time:     While system is running.
18281 
18282      Meaning:  An attempt  has been made  to lock an  FNP channel
18283                lock to a process that already has it locked.
18284 
18285      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
18286 
18287 
18288 
18289                [fnp_multiplexer.pl1]
18290                fnp_multiplexer:  NAME order to FNP X timed out.
18291 
18292 
18293      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
18294 
18295      Time:     While system is running.
18296 
18297      Meaning:  NAME is "get_meters",  "dump_fnp", or "patch_fnp".
18298                The named order to FNP X failed to complete within
18299                10 seconds.  The buffer  space associated with the
18300                order  has been  abandoned, and  get_meters, dump,
18301                and  patch orders to  that FNP are  disabled until
18302                the FNP is reloaded.
18303 
18304      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
18305 
18306 
18307 
18308 
18309 
18310 
18311 
18312 
18313 
18314 
18315 
18316 
18317 
18318 
18319 
18320 
18321 
18322 
18323 
18324 
18325 
18326 
18327 
18328 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         316                  11/13/89
18329 fnp_multiplexer               -316-                      11/13/89^L
18330 
18331 
18332                [fnp_multiplexer.pl1]
18333                fnp_multiplexer:  patching  FNP X for  USER:  ADDR
18334                from XXX to YYY
18335 
18336 
18337      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
18338 
18339      Time:     While system is running.
18340 
18341      Meaning:  The  memory  of  FNP  X  is  being  patched by the
18342                privileged  user whose  user_id is  USER.  ADDR is
18343                the absolute location in  FNP memory that is being
18344                patched (in  octal); XXX and  YYY are the  old and
18345                new values  of the location respectively  (also in
18346                octal).   The second  line may  be repeated  (with
18347                different values)  if more than one  word is being
18348                patched.
18349 
18350      Action:   This information is for logging purposes.
18351 
18352 
18353 
18354                [fnp_util.pl1]
18355                fnp_util$configure:  FNP T already configured.
18356 
18357 
18358 
18359 
18360 
18361 
18362                [fnp_util.pl1]
18363                fnp_util$ENTRY:    Debugging  stop  (type   go  to
18364                continue).
18365 
18366 
18367 
18368 
18369 
18370 
18371                [fnp_util.pl1]
18372                fnp_util$ENTRY:  Invalid call for FNP INDEX.  (not
18373                in cdeck)
18374 
18375 
18376 
18377 
18378 
18379 
18380 
18381 
18382 
18383 
18384 
18385 
18386 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         317                  11/13/89
18387 fnp_util$ENTRY                -317-                      11/13/89^L
18388 
18389 
18390                [fnp_util.pl1]
18391                fnp_util$ENTRY:  Invalid call.  (trace)
18392 
18393 
18394 
18395 
18396 
18397 
18398                [fnp_util.pl1]
18399                fnp_util$ENTRY:  Tracing call for fnp T.
18400 
18401 
18402 
18403 
18404 
18405 
18406                [fnp_util.pl1]
18407                fnp_util$fdump_seg_io:  IO_OP for CALLER (trace)
18408 
18409 
18410 
18411 
18412 
18413 
18414                [fnp_util.pl1]
18415                fnp_util$load:   Error  loading   FNP  T.   REASON
18416                (trace)
18417 
18418 
18419 
18420 
18421 
18422 
18423                [fnp_util.pl1]
18424                fnp_util$load:  FNP  load already in  progress for
18425                FNP T.
18426 
18427 
18428 
18429 
18430 
18431 
18432                [fnp_util.pl1]
18433                fnp_util$load:  FNP T is running T&D.
18434 
18435 
18436 
18437 
18438 
18439 
18440 
18441 
18442 
18443 
18444 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         318                  11/13/89
18445 fnp_util$load                 -318-                      11/13/89^L
18446 
18447 
18448                [fnp_util.pl1]
18449                fnp_util$load:  FNP T is running.  (trace)
18450 
18451 
18452 
18453 
18454 
18455 
18456                [fnp_util.pl1]
18457                fnp_util$load:  FNP T not wired.
18458 
18459 
18460 
18461 
18462 
18463 
18464                [fnp_util.pl1]
18465                fnp_util$unwire:  Unwire failed for FNP T.  REASON
18466 
18467 
18468 
18469 
18470 
18471 
18472                [fnp_util.pl1]
18473                fnp_util$validate_assigned_ret    (CALLER):     IO
18474                manager assignment lacking.  (trace)
18475 
18476 
18477 
18478 
18479 
18480 
18481                [fnp_util.pl1]
18482                fnp_util$wire:  failed.  REASON (trace)
18483 
18484 
18485 
18486 
18487 
18488 
18489                [fnp_util.pl1]
18490                fnp_util$wire:  FNP T already wired (trace)
18491 
18492 
18493 
18494 
18495 
18496 
18497 
18498 
18499 
18500 
18501 
18502 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         319                  11/13/89
18503 fnp_util$wire                 -319-                      11/13/89^L
18504 
18505 
18506                [fnp_util.pl1]
18507                fnp_util:  assigned FNP T to NAME for T & D.
18508 
18509 
18510 
18511 
18512 
18513 
18514                [fnp_util.pl1]
18515                fnp_util:   channel assignment  failed for  FNP ^T
18516                REASON.  (tandd)
18517 
18518 
18519 
18520 
18521 
18522 
18523                [fnp_util.pl1]
18524                fnp_util:    Could   not   unassign   FNP   T   at
18525                reassign_interrupt.
18526 
18527 
18528 
18529 
18530 
18531 
18532                [fnp_util.pl1]
18533                fnp_util:   FNP  T  added  to  configuration^[  by
18534                NAME^].
18535 
18536 
18537 
18538 
18539 
18540 
18541                [fnp_util.pl1]
18542                fnp_util:  force detaching FNP T from process PID.
18543 
18544 
18545 
18546 
18547 
18548 
18549                [fnp_util.pl1]
18550                fnp_util:  io channel  unassignment failed for FNP
18551                T.  (tandd)
18552 
18553 
18554 
18555                Message:   fnp_util:  releasing   FNP T  from NAME
18556                (tandd)
18557 
18558 
18559 
18560 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         320                  11/13/89
18561 fnp_util                      -320-                      11/13/89^L
18562 
18563 
18564                [fnp_util.pl1]
18565                fnp_util:  io channel  unassignment failed for FNP
18566                T.  (tandd)
18567 
18568 
18569 
18570 
18571 
18572 
18573                [fnp_util.pl1]
18574                fnp_util:  ioam_$assign failed  for FNP T.  REASON
18575                (tandd)
18576 
18577 
18578 
18579 
18580 
18581 
18582                [fnp_util.pl1]
18583                fnp_util:  lock_fnp called with lock locked.
18584 
18585 
18586 
18587 
18588 
18589 
18590                [page_error.alm]
18591                free_store:  Deposit non-disk address XXXXXXXXXXXX
18592                on dskX_NN{S}
18593 
18594 
18595      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
18596 
18597      Time:     While system is running.
18598 
18599      Meaning:  free_store was called to  return an address to the
18600                free pool for dskX_NN{S}, but the address type was
18601                not  disk.   This  probably  indicates  a software
18602                error.
18603 
18604      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
18605 
18606 
18607 
18608 
18609 
18610 
18611 
18612 
18613 
18614 
18615 
18616 
18617 
18618 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         321                  11/13/89
18619 free_store                    -321-                      11/13/89^L
18620 
18621 
18622                [page_error.alm]
18623                free_store:   Deposit/withdraw address  XXXXXX out
18624                of paging region on dskX_NN{S}.
18625 
18626 
18627      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
18628 
18629      Time:     While system is running.
18630 
18631      Meaning:  Address XXXXXX was being deposited to or wtihdrawn
18632                from  the pool  of free  addresses for dskX_NN{S},
18633                but  the address is  not within the  Paging Region
18634                for  the   device.   This  probably   indicates  a
18635                software error.
18636 
18637      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
18638 
18639 
18640 
18641                [page_error.alm]
18642                free_store:         Invalid         call        to
18643                free_store$deposit_list.
18644 
18645 
18646      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
18647 
18648      Time:     While system is running.
18649 
18650      Meaning:  free_store$deposit_list was called  with the wrong
18651                number of arguments.  This is a software error.
18652 
18653      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
18654 
18655 
18656 
18657 
18658 
18659 
18660 
18661 
18662 
18663 
18664 
18665 
18666 
18667 
18668 
18669 
18670 
18671 
18672 
18673 
18674 
18675 
18676 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         322                  11/13/89
18677 free_store                    -322-                      11/13/89^L
18678 
18679 
18680                [page_error.alm]
18681                free_store:  out of room in hardcore partition.
18682 
18683 
18684      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
18685 
18686      Time:     While system is running.
18687 
18688      Meaning:  During  bootload, the  PART HC  on the  RLV became
18689                full.   This  indicates  a   logic  error  in  the
18690                supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware problems.
18691 
18692      Action:   Follow  normal  recovery  procedures.   It  may be
18693                necessary  to  boot  with  another  tape.  If this
18694                error occurs with a new version of the system boot
18695                tape, the  system programming staff  may determine
18696                that  the size of  the hardcore partition  must be
18697                increased by  using the rebuild_disk command  on a
18698                copy of the RPV.
18699 
18700 
18701 
18702                [page_error.alm]
18703                free_store:    PVTE/Stock   out    of   synch   on
18704                dskX_NN{S}.  stockp=YYY|YYYYY.
18705 
18706 
18707      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
18708 
18709      Time:     While system is running.
18710 
18711      Meaning:  The  PVTE and record  stock for dskX_NN{S}  do not
18712                point to each other.  This indicates a hardware or
18713                software error.
18714 
18715      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
18716 
18717 
18718 
18719 
18720 
18721 
18722 
18723 
18724 
18725 
18726 
18727 
18728 
18729 
18730 
18731 
18732 
18733 
18734 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         323                  11/13/89
18735 free_store                    -323-                      11/13/89^L
18736 
18737 
18738                [page_error.alm]
18739                free_store:  Scavenger STACQ fails on dskX_NN{S}.
18740 
18741 
18742      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
18743 
18744      Time:     During a physical volume scavenge of dskX_NN{S}.
18745 
18746      Meaning:  A  STACQ  instruction,  used  to  unlock  a record
18747                address during a volume  scavenge, did not operate
18748                correctly.   This  indicates  processor  or memory
18749                malfunction.
18750 
18751      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
18752 
18753 
18754 
18755                [page_error.alm]
18756                free_store:  volmap_seg async error for dskX_NN{S}
18757 
18758 
18759      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
18760 
18761      Time:     While system is running.
18762 
18763      Meaning:  When attempting to write a  page of the Volume Map
18764                to  dskX_NN{S}, the  page was  found not  to be in
18765                memory.  This probably indicates a software error.
18766 
18767      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
18768 
18769 
18770 
18771                [freecore.pl1]
18772                freecore:  parity error in frame XXX of memory.
18773 
18774 
18775      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
18776 
18777      Time:     System Intialization.
18778 
18779      Meaning:  A  memory parity error  has been detected  in page
18780                XXX of memory.  The page will not be put in use.
18781 
18782      Action:   No operator action is required.
18783 
18784 
18785 
18786 
18787 
18788 
18789 
18790 
18791 
18792 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         324                  11/13/89
18793 freecore                      -324-                      11/13/89^L
18794 
18795 
18796                [fs_search.pl1]
18797                fs_search:  Fatal damage detected  to WHAT in ring
18798                RING for USER.
18799 
18800 
18801      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
18802 
18803      Time:     While system is running.
18804 
18805      Meaning:  Some  object  crucial  to  the  operation  of  the
18806                dynamic linker in ring  RING was detected damaged.
18807                Since  the dynamic  linker cannot  operate in  the
18808                process, it is terminated.
18809 
18810      Action:   No operator action is required.
18811 
18812 
18813 
18814                [fsout_vol.pl1]
18815                fsout_vol:   Discarding old   dumper bit  maps for
18816                dskX_NNS.
18817 
18818 
18819      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
18820 
18821      Time:     System shutdown and volume demounting.
18822 
18823      Meaning:  An  error  occurred  attempting  to  read the VTOC
18824                header from physical  volume on dskX_NNS.  Writing
18825                of the  dumper bit maps to disk  will be bypassed.
18826                The dumper  bit maps will be freed  and the system
18827                will attempt to continue,  however, the dumper bit
18828                maps may not be accurate on disk.
18829 
18830      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
18831 
18832 
18833 
18834 
18835 
18836 
18837 
18838 
18839 
18840 
18841 
18842 
18843 
18844 
18845 
18846 
18847 
18848 
18849 
18850 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         325                  11/13/89
18851 fsout_vol                     -325-                      11/13/89^L
18852 
18853 
18854                [fsout_vol.pl1]
18855                fsout_vol:  label  for PVNAME (dskX_NNS)  uid does
18856                not match pvt.
18857 
18858 
18859      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
18860 
18861      Time:     System shutdown, volume mounting and demounting.
18862 
18863      Meaning:  The unique physical volume ID  in the label of the
18864                pack  on dskX_NNS  (PVNAME) does  not compare with
18865                the value it had when  the pack was first mounted.
18866                Damage to the pack has probably occurred.
18867 
18868      Action:   Attempt  to demount  the  volume  if this  has not
18869                already been  done.  Save the pack  for inspection
18870                and  dumping  by  the  system  programming  staff.
18871                Initiate volume recovery procedures.
18872 
18873 
18874 
18875                [fsout_vol.pl1]
18876                fsout_vol:   XXX volume inconsistenices  on PVNAME
18877                (dskX_NNS).   YYYYY  free   records.   ZZZZZ  free
18878                VTOCEs.
18879 
18880 
18881      Stream:   Logged only if the number  of free records and the
18882                number  of free  VTOCEs are  both above  threshold
18883                values.   Printed and  logged if  either is  below
18884                threshold.
18885 
18886      Time:     Volume demounting and system shutdown time.
18887 
18888      Meaning:  At some  time during the use of  volume PVNAME (on
18889                drive  dskX_NNS), the system  encountered problems
18890                which  left the  volume in  an inconsistent state.
18891                The  effect  of  this  is  that  some free records
18892                and/or free  VTOCEs are unavailable (lost)  to the
18893                system.  These inconsistencies can be corrected by
18894                a  volume salvage.   The number  of unused records
18895                and VTOCEs which are available for use is printed.
18896 
18897      Action:   If the  number of free  records or free  vtoces is
18898                low, a  physical volume salvage should  be done on
18899                the volume  prior to mounting it  again to recover
18900                the lost items.
18901 
18902 
18903 
18904 
18905 
18906 
18907 
18908 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         326                  11/13/89
18909 fsout_vol                     -326-                      11/13/89^L
18910 
18911 
18912                [fsout_vol.pl1]
18913                fsout_vol:   {REASON} Error  OPERATION OBJECT_TYPE
18914                for dskX_NNS {(PVNAME)}
18915 
18916 
18917      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
18918 
18919      Time:     System   shutdown   and    volume   mounting   and
18920                demounting.
18921 
18922      Meaning:  A   physical  device   error  has   occured  while
18923                attempting  to read   or write  (OPERATION) volume
18924                header  information  (OBJECT_TYPE)   of  the  pack
18925                (PVNAME) on dskX_NNS.
18926 
18927      Action:   If  this message  occurs at  volume mounting time,
18928                check  the drive   specified for  write-protect or
18929                standby status,  and retry the add_lv  command for
18930                the  logical volume.   If this  message occurs  at
18931                shutdown or  demount time, the volume  may contain
18932                inconsistencies   (lost  free   records  or   free
18933                VTOCEs).   These inconsistencies can  be corrected
18934                by a physical volume salvage.
18935 
18936 
18937 
18938                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
18939                ftp_dialup_:    answer  table  damaged   at  UTEP,
18940                tra_vec=TTTT
18941 
18942 
18943      Stream:   $as2
18944 
18945      Time:     While system is running.
18946 
18947      Meaning:  The tra_vec  value was found to be  invalid for an
18948                answer table  wakeup.  Damage to the  answer table
18949                is indicated.
18950 
18951      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
18952 
18953 
18954 
18955 
18956 
18957 
18958 
18959 
18960 
18961 
18962 
18963 
18964 
18965 
18966 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         327                  11/13/89
18967 ftp_dialup_                   -327-                      11/13/89^L
18968 
18969 
18970                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
18971                ftp_dialup_:  called while ansp = null
18972 
18973 
18974      Stream:   $as2
18975 
18976      Time:     While system is running.
18977 
18978      Meaning:  A programming error in the Answering Service or an
18979                incorrect  library  installation  has  caused  the
18980                Answering  Service  to   be  called  before  being
18981                initialized.  The system will ignore the error and
18982                attempt to continue.
18983 
18984      Action:   Shut  down  the  system  and  perform  a  bootload
18985                operation.
18986 
18987 
18988 
18989                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
18990                ftp_dialup_:  called with bad ptr EVENT_MSG_PTR by
18991                WWWWWWWWWWWW
18992 
18993 
18994      Stream:   $as2
18995 
18996      Time:     While system is running.
18997 
18998      Meaning:  A   programming   error    in   the   interprocess
18999                communication system, the network software, or the
19000                Answering Service itself has occurred.  An invalid
19001                message pointer  has been passed to  the Answering
19002                Service.   The  system  ignores  the  message  and
19003                attempts  to continue.   This message  may be  the
19004                result of an incorrect library installation.
19005 
19006      Action:   Shut  down  the  system  and  perform  a  bootload
19007                operation.
19008 
19009 
19010 
19011 
19012 
19013 
19014 
19015 
19016 
19017 
19018 
19019 
19020 
19021 
19022 
19023 
19024 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         328                  11/13/89
19025 ftp_dialup_                   -328-                      11/13/89^L
19026 
19027 
19028                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
19029                ftp_dialup_:  called with null message ptr
19030 
19031 
19032      Stream:   $as2
19033 
19034      Time:     While system is running.
19035 
19036      Meaning:  A   programming   error    in   the   interprocess
19037                communication system, the network software, or the
19038                Answering Service itself has occurred.  An invalid
19039                message pointer  has been passed to  the Answering
19040                Service.   The  system  ignores  the  message  and
19041                attempts  to continue.   This message  may be  the
19042                result of an incorrect library installation.
19043 
19044      Action:   Shut  down  the  system  and  perform  a  bootload
19045                operation.  Inform the system programming staff.
19046 
19047 
19048 
19049                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
19050                ftp_dialup_:  CDT damaged at CDTEP, tra_vec=TTTT
19051 
19052 
19053      Stream:   $as2
19054 
19055      Time:     While system is running.
19056 
19057      Meaning:  The tra_vec  value was found  to be invalid  for a
19058                channel wakeup.  Damage to the CDT is indicated.
19059 
19060      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
19061 
19062 
19063 
19064                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
19065                ftp_dialup_:  cdte CDTEP (CHANNEL)  state M in use
19066                N - notify system programmer",
19067 
19068 
19069      Stream:   $as0
19070 
19071      Time:     While system is running.
19072 
19073      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
19074                CPU or memory hardware problems.
19075 
19076      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
19077 
19078 
19079 
19080 
19081 
19082 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         329                  11/13/89
19083 ftp_dialup_                   -329-                      11/13/89^L
19084 
19085 
19086                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
19087                ftp_dialup_:  cdtep  = null and ate.active  = DDDD
19088                for UTEP
19089 
19090 
19091      Stream:   $as2
19092 
19093      Time:     While system is running.
19094 
19095      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
19096                CPU or memory hardware problems.
19097 
19098      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
19099 
19100 
19101 
19102                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
19103                ftp_dialup_:  ERROR_MESSAGE attempting to allocate
19104                a user table entry for CHANNEL
19105 
19106 
19107      Stream:   $as1
19108 
19109      Time:     While system is running.
19110 
19111      Meaning:  An  ERROR_MESSAGE  was  returned  from  a  call to
19112                asu_$attach_ate  which  allocates   a  user  table
19113                entry.
19114 
19115      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
19116 
19117 
19118 
19119                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
19120                ftp_dialup_:      ERROR_MESSAGE    new_proc     of
19121                PERSON.PROJECT denied by channel AIM restriction.
19122 
19123 
19124      Stream:   $as0
19125 
19126      Time:     While system is running.
19127 
19128      Meaning:  A user attempted to issue a new_proc an specify an
19129                AIM  authorization  which  is  not  allowed by the
19130                terminal channel in use.
19131 
19132      Action:   No operator action is required.
19133 
19134 
19135 
19136 
19137 
19138 
19139 
19140 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         330                  11/13/89
19141 ftp_dialup_                   -330-                      11/13/89^L
19142 
19143 
19144                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
19145                ftp_dialup_:  ERROR_MESSAGE occurred attempting to
19146                declare handler for ev  chn EVENT_CHN for ate UTEP
19147                for CDT_CHANNEL
19148 
19149 
19150      Stream:   $as2
19151 
19152      Time:     While system is running.
19153 
19154      Meaning:  An ERROR_MESSAGE was returned  when an attempt was
19155                made  to declare  an  event  call channel  for new
19156                process   (UTEP)   on    EVENT_CHN   attached   to
19157                CDT_CHANNEL.
19158 
19159      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
19160 
19161 
19162 
19163                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
19164                ftp_dialup_:     ERROR_MESSAGE   tty_dim    error,
19165                removing channel CHANNEL COMMENT
19166 
19167 
19168      Stream:   $as2
19169 
19170      Time:     While system is running.
19171 
19172      Meaning:  An   ERROR_MESSAGE  caused   the  CHANNEL   to  be
19173                unusable.   The  CHANNEL   with  COMMENT  will  be
19174                removed from service.
19175 
19176      Action:   You may try to attach the channel.  If that fails,
19177                notify the system programmers.   If the channel is
19178                to be left detached, busy out the modem.
19179 
19180 
19181 
19182 
19183 
19184 
19185 
19186 
19187 
19188 
19189 
19190 
19191 
19192 
19193 
19194 
19195 
19196 
19197 
19198 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         331                  11/13/89
19199 ftp_dialup_                   -331-                      11/13/89^L
19200 
19201 
19202                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
19203                ftp_dialup_:  ERROR_MESSAGE  when creating process
19204                for PERSON.PROJECT
19205 
19206 
19207      Stream:   $as2
19208 
19209      Time:     While system is running.
19210 
19211      Meaning:  An ERROR_MESSAGE  was returned and the  system was
19212                unable    to   create    a   user    process   for
19213                PERSON.PROJECT.
19214 
19215      Action:   If possible, get in touch  with the user.  (He got
19216                a message  to contact you.)  Ask him  to try again
19217                and to tell you of any peculiarities of his login.
19218                Note all  particulars and contact  the programming
19219                staff.
19220 
19221 
19222 
19223                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
19224                ftp_dialup_:  fatal error  during process creation
19225                for PERSON.PROJECT CHANNEL
19226 
19227 
19228      Stream:   $as1
19229 
19230      Time:     While system is running.
19231 
19232      Meaning:  A fatal error occurred during process creation for
19233                PERSON.PROJECT  on CHANNEL.    Reason is  given in
19234                previous  log entry.   This may  be due  to a user
19235                error:   incorrect  segments  in  the  user's home
19236                directory  or bad  login arguments  can cause this
19237                problem.
19238 
19239      Action:   No operator action is required.
19240 
19241 
19242 
19243 
19244 
19245 
19246 
19247 
19248 
19249 
19250 
19251 
19252 
19253 
19254 
19255 
19256 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         332                  11/13/89
19257 ftp_dialup_                   -332-                      11/13/89^L
19258 
19259 
19260                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
19261                ftp_dialup_:  ignored SSSS from PERSON.PROJECT for
19262                CHANNEL state=DDDD,inuse=UUUU,tv=TTTT
19263 
19264 
19265      Stream:   $as2
19266 
19267      Time:     While system is running.
19268 
19269      Meaning:  A  spurious signal  SSSS from  user PERSON.PROJECT
19270                has arrived for CHANNEL.  The state of the channel
19271                is DDD, inuse is UUUU and tra_vec is TTTT.
19272 
19273      Action:   This  may  be  some  user  trying  to  disrupt the
19274                system.  Do a who and  save it for the programming
19275                staff.
19276 
19277 
19278 
19279                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
19280                ftp_dialup_:    non-null  atep  (UTEP)   for  cdte
19281                (CDTEP,CHANNEL), tv=TRAVEC,inuse=INUSE
19282 
19283 
19284      Stream:   $as0
19285 
19286      Time:     While system is running.
19287 
19288      Meaning:  A  wakeup occurred  for CHANNEL  whose user  table
19289                entry pointer (UTEP) was  non-null.  A test on the
19290                above information determined that the state of the
19291                channel to be inconsistant.   The system will null
19292                the UTEP pointer in the CDT for the above channel.
19293 
19294      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
19295 
19296 
19297 
19298                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
19299                ftp_dialup_:       premature     stopstop      for
19300                PERSON.PROJECT CHANNEL
19301 
19302 
19303      Stream:   $as0
19304 
19305      Time:     While system is running.
19306 
19307      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
19308                CPU or memory hardware problems.
19309 
19310      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
19311 
19312 
19313 
19314 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         333                  11/13/89
19315 ftp_dialup_                   -333-                      11/13/89^L
19316 
19317 
19318                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
19319                ftp_dialup_:  process did  not respond properly to
19320                trm_ signal.  PERSON.PROJECT CHANNEL
19321 
19322 
19323      Stream:   $as0
19324 
19325      Time:     While system is running.
19326 
19327      Meaning:  The  PERSON.PROJECT process  on CHANNEL  was being
19328                terminated and  had been sent the  trm_ signal but
19329                it did not respond.   User process will be bumped,
19330                logged out or new_proced.  It is possible that the
19331                user can cause this message.
19332 
19333      Action:   No operator action is required.
19334 
19335 
19336 
19337                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
19338                ftp_dialup_:    process    ignored   term   signal
19339                PERSON.PROJECT CHANNEL
19340 
19341 
19342      Stream:   $as1
19343 
19344      Time:     While system is running.
19345 
19346      Meaning:  The  PERSON.PROJECT process   on CHANNEL  had been
19347                sent a trm_ signal but the process did not respond
19348                to  it.   The  process  will  be  handled  as  was
19349                intended to be; bumped, logged out, etc.
19350 
19351      Action:   No operator action is required.
19352 
19353 
19354 
19355                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
19356                ftp_dialup_:   process  terminated  PERSON.PROJECT
19357                CHANNEL TERM_MESSAGE
19358 
19359 
19360      Stream:   $as0
19361 
19362      Time:     While system is running.
19363 
19364      Meaning:  The  process  for  PERSON.PROJECT  on  CHANNEL was
19365                terminated    abnormally   due   to    reason   in
19366                TERM_MESSAGE.
19367 
19368      Action:   No operator action is required.
19369 
19370 
19371 
19372 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         334                  11/13/89
19373 ftp_dialup_                   -334-                      11/13/89^L
19374 
19375 
19376                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
19377                ftp_dialup_:   Program  error:    null  atep  with
19378                per-process tra_vec value
19379 
19380 
19381      Stream:   $as2
19382 
19383      Time:     While system is running.
19384 
19385      Meaning:  A  system  programming   error  in  the  answering
19386                service  has occurred  as a  wakeup occurred  when
19387                tra_vec indicated to  expect a process termination
19388                but the ate pointer was null.
19389 
19390      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
19391 
19392 
19393 
19394                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
19395                ftp_dialup_:   Program  error:   null  cdtep  with
19396                per-channel tra_vec value
19397 
19398 
19399      Stream:   $as2
19400 
19401      Time:     While system is running.
19402 
19403      Meaning:  A  wakeup  was  received  when  the  tra_vec value
19404                indicated a channel operation was required but the
19405                cdtep  was  null.   This  is  considered  to  be a
19406                programming error.
19407 
19408      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
19409 
19410 
19411 
19412                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
19413                ftp_dialup_:   Program error:   per-process wakeup
19414                with per-channel-only tra_vec value
19415 
19416 
19417      Stream:   $as2
19418 
19419      Time:     While system is running.
19420 
19421      Meaning:  A process  wakeup occurred when the  tra_vec value
19422                indicated it should be  a channel wakeup.  This is
19423                considered a programing error.
19424 
19425      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
19426 
19427 
19428 
19429 
19430 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         335                  11/13/89
19431 ftp_dialup_                   -335-                      11/13/89^L
19432 
19433 
19434                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
19435                ftp_dialup_:  re-used cdte  (CDTEP,CHANNEL) by ate
19436                UTEP, destroy_flag=DDDD
19437 
19438 
19439      Stream:   $as0
19440 
19441      Time:     While system is running.
19442 
19443      Meaning:  An  ate wakeup occurred  which pointed to  a CDTEP
19444                that was already in use by another process.
19445 
19446      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
19447 
19448 
19449 
19450                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
19451                ftp_dialup_:  re-used cdte  (CDTEP,CHANNEL) by ate
19452                UTEP, destroy_flag=DDDD
19453 
19454 
19455      Stream:   $as0
19456 
19457      Time:     While system is running.
19458 
19459      Meaning:  An  ate wakeup occurred  which pointed to  a CDTEP
19460                that was already in use by another process.
19461 
19462      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
19463 
19464 
19465 
19466                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
19467                ftp_dialup_:  terminating fatal process error loop
19468                for PERSON.PROJECT CHANNEL
19469 
19470 
19471      Stream:   $as1
19472 
19473      Time:     While system is running.
19474 
19475      Meaning:  The  process  for  PERSON.PROJECT  on  CHANNEL has
19476                taken  too  many  fatal  process  errors.  This is
19477                governed    by     fatal_error_loop_seconds    and
19478                fatal_error_loop_count in  the installation_parms.
19479                The user will not get  a new process.  The channel
19480                will  not  be  hungup   but  will  get  a  message
19481                indicating  this condition.   This message  may be
19482                due to a user error.
19483 
19484      Action:   No operator action is required.
19485 
19486 
19487 
19488 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         336                  11/13/89
19489 ftp_dialup_                   -336-                      11/13/89^L
19490 
19491 
19492                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
19493                ftp_dialup_:   The  answer   table  is  full  (MAX
19494                entries).
19495 
19496 
19497      Stream:   $as1
19498 
19499      Time:     While system is running.
19500 
19501      Meaning:  The  system  answer  table  is  full  and  has MAX
19502                entries.  No more users will be able to login.
19503 
19504      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
19505 
19506 
19507 
19508                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
19509                ftp_dialup_:    trace   event   CHANNEL   FFFFFFFF
19510                WWWWWWWWWWWW RRRRRRDDDDDD SS XXXX st N wp M
19511 
19512 
19513      Stream:   $as1
19514 
19515      Time:     While system is running.
19516 
19517      Meaning:  This       is       trace       output.       When
19518                ftp_dialup_$ftp_dial_loud    is   called,    these
19519                messages   are  printed   out  for   every  signal
19520                concerning  a  device  channel.   FFFFFFFF  is the
19521                function  being  performed.   WWWWWWWWWWWW  is the
19522                sending process ID.  RRRRRR  is the ring origin of
19523                the   signal.   DDDDDD    is  the   device  signal
19524                information.   The  pointer  SS  XXXX  locates the
19525                answer table entry for CHANNEL.  The channel state
19526                is N and the wait point (transaction vector) is M.
19527 
19528      Action:   $ignore   To  turn    these  messages   off,  type
19529                ftp_dialup_$ftp_dial_soft while in admin mode.
19530 
19531 
19532 
19533 
19534 
19535 
19536 
19537 
19538 
19539 
19540 
19541 
19542 
19543 
19544 
19545 
19546 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         337                  11/13/89
19547 ftp_dialup_                   -337-                      11/13/89^L
19548 
19549 
19550                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
19551                ftp_dialup_:   turning off  disconnected flag  for
19552                ate UTEP, cdte CDTEP,CHANNEL
19553 
19554 
19555      Stream:   $as0
19556 
19557      Time:     While system is running.
19558 
19559      Meaning:  If processing an ate  wakeup, the CHANNEL is known
19560                and the process  is disconnected, the disconnected
19561                flag for the ate will be turned off.
19562 
19563      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
19564 
19565 
19566 
19567                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
19568                ftp_dialup_:  Unable to determine initial terminal
19569                type for channel CHANNEL
19570 
19571 
19572      Stream:   $as2
19573 
19574      Time:     While system is running.
19575 
19576      Meaning:  Unable  to  determine  the  default  terminal type
19577                based  on  line-type/baud-rate  in  the  TTT.  The
19578                channel has been removed from known channels.
19579 
19580      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
19581 
19582 
19583 
19584                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
19585                ftp_dialup_:   unexpected state  SSSS for  channel
19586                definition table at CDTEP
19587 
19588 
19589      Stream:   $as2
19590 
19591      Time:     While system is running.
19592 
19593      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
19594                CPU or memory hardware problems.
19595 
19596      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
19597 
19598 
19599 
19600 
19601 
19602 
19603 
19604 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         338                  11/13/89
19605 ftp_dialup_                   -338-                      11/13/89^L
19606 
19607 
19608                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
19609                ftp_dialup_:      Unexpected      termsgnl     for
19610                PERSON.PROJECT CHANNEL (preempted=DDDD).
19611 
19612 
19613      Stream:   $as0
19614 
19615      Time:     While system is running.
19616 
19617      Meaning:  A   "termsgnl"  wakeup    was  received   for  the
19618                PERSON.PROJECT    process    on    CHANNEL   whose
19619                ute.preempted value DDDD did  not indicate one was
19620                allowed.   This  is  considered  to  be  a program
19621                error.  User will be given a new process.
19622 
19623      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
19624 
19625 
19626 
19627                [ftp_dialup_.pl1]
19628                ftp_dialup_:    wrong    answerback   on   CHANNEL
19629                (COMMENT); expected "ID1", got "ID2".
19630 
19631 
19632      Stream:   $as2
19633 
19634      Time:     While system is running.
19635 
19636      Meaning:  A terminal attempted to  connect on CHANNEL (whose
19637                CDT  comment is COMMENT)  that is restricted  to a
19638                specific  answerback   and  did  not   return  the
19639                expected value.   ID1 is the  answerback expected;
19640                ID2  is  the  answerback  actually  received.  The
19641                terminal is hung up.
19642 
19643      Action:   No operator action is required.
19644 
19645 
19646 
19647 
19648 
19649 
19650 
19651 
19652 
19653 
19654 
19655 
19656 
19657 
19658 
19659 
19660 
19661 
19662 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         339                  11/13/89
19663 ftp_dialup_                   -339-                      11/13/89^L
19664 
19665 
19666                [get_aste.pl1]
19667                get_aste:  Error deactivating UUUU  (vtoc V of pvt
19668                PV) to free XXXk ASTE for USERNAME.
19669 
19670 
19671      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
19672 
19673      Time:     While system is running.
19674 
19675      Meaning:  The  system encountered  an error  deactivating an
19676                AST entry  which was selected for  deactivation by
19677                the AST  replacement algorithm.  The AST  on which
19678                the  error was encountered  will be flagged  to be
19679                ingored by  further passes of the  algorithm; this
19680                flag  will  be  reset   during  the  next  run  of
19681                flush_ast_pool.
19682 
19683      Action:   If  the  problem   persists,  contact  the  system
19684                programming staff.
19685 
19686 
19687 
19688                [get_aste.pl1]
19689                get_aste:  Invalid csl x
19690 
19691 
19692      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
19693 
19694      Time:     While system is running.
19695 
19696      Meaning:  get_aste was  called to activate a  segment with x
19697                pages,  which is  larger than  the maximum segment
19698                size.  This is indicative  of hardware or software
19699                failure (a typical problem is an invalid VTOCE).
19700 
19701      Action:   If  the  problem   persists,  contact  the  system
19702                programming staff.
19703 
19704 
19705 
19706 
19707 
19708 
19709 
19710 
19711 
19712 
19713 
19714 
19715 
19716 
19717 
19718 
19719 
19720 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         340                  11/13/89
19721 get_aste                      -340-                      11/13/89^L
19722 
19723 
19724                [get_aste.pl1]
19725                get_aste:  no removable XXXk ast entries
19726 
19727 
19728      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
19729 
19730      Time:     While system is running.
19731 
19732      Meaning:  An AST entry was needed  for a segment of size XXX
19733                k, but no free entries  of that size were present,
19734                and  no segments  occupying such  entries could be
19735                deactivated.  This could be symptomatic of a logic
19736                problem, but may also  indicate a grossly mistuned
19737                AST.
19738 
19739      Action:  Substantially increase the number of AST entries of
19740                this size as given on the SST CONFIG card.  If the
19741                problem  persists, contact the  system programming
19742                staff.
19743 
19744 
19745 
19746                [get_aste.pl1]
19747                get_aste:   no  removable  XXXk  synchronized  AST
19748                entries
19749 
19750 
19751      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
19752 
19753      Time:     While system is running.
19754 
19755      Meaning:  An AST entry was needed for a synchronized segment
19756                of  size XXX  k,  and  the per-ASTE-pool  limit on
19757                synchronized    segments    was    reached.     No
19758                synchronized  segments  in   that  pool  could  be
19759                deactivated.
19760 
19761      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
19762 
19763 
19764 
19765 
19766 
19767 
19768 
19769 
19770 
19771 
19772 
19773 
19774 
19775 
19776 
19777 
19778 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         341                  11/13/89
19779 get_aste                      -341-                      11/13/89^L
19780 
19781 
19782                [get_io_segs.pl1]
19783                get_io_segs:   DSKQ  mmm.    <  xxx.   per  drive,
19784                forcing DSKQ nnn.
19785 
19786 
19787      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
19788 
19789      Time:     System Intialization.
19790 
19791      Meaning:  The dskq card specifies  less than 5 queue entries
19792                per configured drive.  This  is considered too few
19793                for efficient operation and is forced to 5 entries
19794                per drive.
19795 
19796      Action:   $config
19797 
19798 
19799 
19800                [get_io_segs.pl1]
19801                get_io_segs:   DSKQ  mmm.    >  xxx.   per  drive,
19802                forcing DSKQ nnn.
19803      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
19804 
19805 
19806      Time:     System Intialization.
19807 
19808      Meaning:  The dskq card specifies an excess of queue entries
19809                beyond  that  reasonably  required  for  efficient
19810                operation.  The free queue  will be limited to 100
19811                entries per drive.
19812 
19813      Action:   $config
19814 
19815 
19816 
19817                [get_io_segs.pl1]
19818                get_io_segs:  Missing ndrives field on config card
19819                prph NAME.
19820 
19821 
19822      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
19823 
19824      Time:     System Intialization.
19825 
19826      Meaning:  The prph card for the NAME subsystem is missing an
19827                ndrives field.
19828 
19829      Action:   $config
19830 
19831 
19832 
19833 
19834 
19835 
19836 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         342                  11/13/89
19837 get_io_segs                   -342-                      11/13/89^L
19838 
19839 
19840                [get_main.pl1]
19841                get_main:  insufficient storage available for NAME
19842 
19843 
19844      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
19845 
19846      Time:     System Intialization.
19847 
19848      Meaning:  Insufficient wired memory  was available to create
19849                the  segment  NAME   during  initialization.   The
19850                system tape  may be bad, or  the configuration may
19851                be too  small, or the system  parameters specified
19852                in  the  configuration  deck  may  be incorrect or
19853                inconsistent  with  the  amount  of  main  storage
19854                available.
19855 
19856      Action:   Follow  normal  recovery  procedures.   Check  the
19857                configuration  and the  CONFIG deck.   The Multics
19858                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
19859                persists, try another MST.
19860 
19861 
19862 
19863                [get_main.pl1]
19864                get_main:   not enough   room to  allocate unpaged
19865                page table for NAME.
19866 
19867 
19868      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
19869 
19870      Time:     System Intialization.
19871 
19872      Meaning:  Either   the    segment   unpaged_page_tables   or
19873                int_unpaged_page_tables was  not big enough  so as
19874                to have the page  table for segment NAME allocated
19875                within it.  The system tape may be bad, or changes
19876                made  to  the  mst  require  bigger  unpaged  page
19877                tables.
19878 
19879      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  Try  another
19880                tape.  If bigger unpaged page tables are in order,
19881                a  change must  be made  to bootload_equs.incl.alm
19882                and collection  0 recompiled.  The  Multics System
19883                Tape may  be incorrect.  If the  problem persists,
19884                try another MST.
19885 
19886 
19887 
19888 
19889 
19890 
19891 
19892 
19893 
19894 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         343                  11/13/89
19895 get_main                      -343-                      11/13/89^L
19896 
19897 
19898                [get_pvtx.pl1]
19899                get_pvtx$cleanup:  Force released  hold on pvtx ^d
19900                for USER_ID.
19901 
19902 
19903      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
19904 
19905      Time:     While system is running.
19906 
19907      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
19908                CPU or memory hardware  problems.  A condition was
19909                signalled  in  ring-0  which  caused  a  crawlout.
19910                get_pvtx$cleanup will release all PV holds for the
19911                process.
19912 
19913      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
19914 
19915 
19916 
19917                [get_pvtx.pl1]
19918                get_pvtx:     drain_pvtx:     pvte.being_demounted
19919                should be on.
19920 
19921 
19922      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
19923 
19924      Time:     While system is running.
19925 
19926      Meaning:  The   entry  to    the  physical   volume  demount
19927                protection mechanism  which awaits all use  of the
19928                volume  to cease  is being  called improperly.   A
19929                necessary  precondition for  its proper  operation
19930                (pvte.being_demounted) is not met.  This indicates
19931                a logic error in the  supervisor, or CPU or memory
19932                hardware problems.
19933 
19934      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
19935 
19936 
19937 
19938 
19939 
19940 
19941 
19942 
19943 
19944 
19945 
19946 
19947 
19948 
19949 
19950 
19951 
19952 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         344                  11/13/89
19953 get_pvtx                      -344-                      11/13/89^L
19954 
19955 
19956                [get_pvtx.pl1]
19957                get_pvtx:  hold_pvtx finds table full
19958 
19959 
19960      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
19961 
19962      Time:     While system is running.
19963 
19964      Meaning:  There are  no free entries in  the physical volume
19965                hold table.  There should never be more than twice
19966                the number of eligible  processes of used entries.
19967                This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
19968                CPU or memory hardware problems.
19969 
19970      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
19971 
19972 
19973 
19974                [get_pvtx.pl1]
19975                get_pvtx:  release_pvtx:  mark not found
19976 
19977 
19978      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
19979 
19980      Time:     While system is running.
19981 
19982      Meaning:  While attempting to release a physical volume from
19983                demount   protection,  the    mark  made   by  the
19984                protection  could  not  be  found  in the physical
19985                volume hold table.  This message can also occur if
19986                somehow the physical volume was demounted in spite
19987                of this  protection, or this entry  point is being
19988                used improperly.  This indicates  a logic error in
19989                the   supervisor,  or   CPU  or   memory  hardware
19990                problems.
19991 
19992      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
19993 
19994 
19995 
19996 
19997 
19998 
19999 
20000 
20001 
20002 
20003 
20004 
20005 
20006 
20007 
20008 
20009 
20010 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         345                  11/13/89
20011 get_pvtx                      -345-                      11/13/89^L
20012 
20013 
20014                [get_pvtx.pl1]
20015                get_pvtx:  ZERO_ENTRY fails
20016 
20017 
20018      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
20019 
20020      Time:     While system is running.
20021 
20022      Meaning:  The STACQ instruction has failed to clear an entry
20023                in the physical volume hold table.  This indicates
20024                a logic error in the  supervisor, or CPU or memory
20025                hardware problems.
20026 
20027      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
20028 
20029 
20030 
20031                [grab_aste.pl1]
20032                grab_aste:  Attempt to reuse segno SSS
20033 
20034 
20035      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
20036 
20037      Time:     While system is running.
20038 
20039      Meaning:  A  call has  been made  to force  active a segment
20040                already   forced   active.    This   indicates  an
20041                inconsistency   in   the    programming   of   the
20042                supervisor.  This  indicates a logic error  in the
20043                supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware problems.
20044 
20045      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  Contact  the
20046                system programming staff.
20047 
20048 
20049 
20050                [grab_aste.pl1]
20051                grab_aste:  failed to reactivate PPPP ERRORMESSAGE
20052 
20053 
20054      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
20055 
20056      Time:     While system is running.
20057 
20058      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
20059                CPU or memory hardware problems.
20060 
20061      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  Contact  the
20062                system programming staff.
20063 
20064 
20065 
20066 
20067 
20068 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         346                  11/13/89
20069 grab_aste                     -346-                      11/13/89^L
20070 
20071 
20072                [grab_aste.pl1]
20073                grab_aste:  Unprotected segment:  astep = AAA
20074 
20075 
20076      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
20077 
20078      Time:     While system is running.
20079 
20080      Meaning:  An  attempt  was  made   to  release  from  forced
20081                activity  a segment  (whose AST  entry is  at AAA)
20082                which was not even in  a state of forced activity.
20083                This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
20084                CPU or memory hardware problems.
20085 
20086      Action:   Contact  the  system  programming  staff.   Follow
20087                normal recovery procedures.
20088 
20089 
20090 
20091                [bootload_error.alm]
20092                HALT with octal 5's in the upper half of the AQ.
20093 
20094 
20095      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
20096 
20097      Time:     System Intialization.
20098 
20099      Meaning:  The  collection zero   call stack  has overflowed.
20100                This  indicates a  logic error  in the  collection
20101                zero supervisor,  or a hardware  problem (possibly
20102                with id or di modifiers).
20103 
20104      Action:   Try another tape, and/or look for a CPU bug.
20105 
20106 
20107 
20108 
20109 
20110 
20111 
20112 
20113 
20114 
20115 
20116 
20117 
20118 
20119 
20120 
20121 
20122 
20123 
20124 
20125 
20126 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         347                  11/13/89
20127 HALT with octal 5's in the    -347-                      11/13/89^L
20128 
20129 
20130                [bootload_error.alm]
20131                HALT with octal 6's in the upper half of the AQ.
20132 
20133 
20134      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
20135 
20136      Time:     System Intialization.
20137 
20138      Meaning:  A recursive error condition was encountered:  that
20139                is, the  collection zero error handler  was called
20140                recursively.  The  low half of the  A contains the
20141                unique error  number of the recursive  error.  See
20142                the   listing  of  bootload_error.alm   for  error
20143                numbers.  bootload_error$disaster_AQ  contains the
20144                AQ at the time of recursive entry.
20145 
20146      Action:   This error  indicates a logic error  or a hardware
20147                problem.  Use  execute switches to return  to BOS.
20148                Try  a different tape.   Failing that, look  for a
20149                CPU problem.
20150 
20151 
20152 
20153                [bootload_io.alm]
20154                HALT with octal 777777000001 in the A register.
20155 
20156 
20157      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
20158 
20159      Time:     System Intialization.
20160 
20161      Meaning:  The interrupt base set on  the bootload IOM is not
20162                1200 octal.
20163 
20164      Action:   Set the switches correctly.
20165 
20166 
20167 
20168                [bootload_io.alm]
20169                HALT with octal 777777000002 in the A register.
20170 
20171 
20172      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
20173 
20174      Time:     System Intialization.
20175 
20176      Meaning:  The  iom  base  set  on  the  bootload  IOM is not
20177                correct.  I.e., for IOM's 0,  1, 2 and 3 it should
20178                be 1400, 2000, 2400 and 3000 octal respectively.
20179 
20180      Action:   Set the switches correctly.
20181 
20182 
20183 
20184 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         348                  11/13/89
20185 HALT with octal 7777770000    -348-                      11/13/89^L
20186 
20187 
20188                [bootload_tape_label.alm]
20189                HALT with only the first MST tape record read.
20190 
20191 
20192 
20193      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
20194 
20195      Time:     System Intialization.
20196 
20197      Meaning:  If the  high-order bit of  the AQ register  is on,
20198                the pattern in the AQ
20199                   register  is the  (bad) status  returned by the
20200                IOM while reading a tape
20201                   record.  If the high order bit is not on, the A
20202                register contains the
20203                   flags word from a  MST header record indicating
20204                that this record is bad.
20205 
20206      Action:   Try  booting  on  a  different  drive  or  with  a
20207                different tape.
20208 
20209 
20210 
20211                [hardware_fault.pl1]
20212                hardware_fault:  Deleting frame at  WWW from SCU X
20213                due to parity errors
20214 
20215 
20216      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
20217 
20218      Time:     While system is running.
20219 
20220      Meaning:  A  parity  error  was  detected  at  main  storage
20221                address  WWWW.   The  main  memory  frame with the
20222                error was  removed from service via  delmain.  The
20223                user process encountering  the parity fault cannot
20224                be  restarted at  the point  of error  because the
20225                processor state is imprecise.  If the parity error
20226                could have  damaged user data, the  damaged switch
20227                is set on  the segment, and the user  is given the
20228                best version we can come up with for the page.
20229 
20230      Action:   Contact  Field Engineering personnel.   The memory
20231                page will  remain out of service  until added back
20232                by addmain.
20233 
20234 
20235 
20236 
20237 
20238 
20239 
20240 
20241 
20242 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         349                  11/13/89
20243 hardware_fault                -349-                      11/13/89^L
20244 
20245 
20246                [hardware_fault.pl1]
20247                hardware_fault:   FFF  fault   on  CPU  CPUTAG  by
20248                PROCESSNAME.
20249 
20250 
20251      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
20252 
20253      Time:     While system is running.
20254 
20255      Meaning:  A  fault  indicating   processor  or  main  memory
20256                malfunction  has occurred  on CPU  CPUTAG.  FFF is
20257                the name of the fault.  Complete binary data about
20258                the fault is logged for automatic processing.
20259 
20260      Action:   Contact Field engineering personnel.
20261 
20262 
20263 
20264                [hasp_mpx.pl1]
20265                hasp_mpx (line  TTY):  Bad block line  status from
20266                FNP; line will be hungup.
20267 
20268 
20269      Stream:   Note for system programmer action.
20270 
20271      Time:     While system is running.
20272 
20273      Meaning:  A  block  generated  by  the  HASP  multiplexer on
20274                channel TTY  for transmission was  malformed.  The
20275                connection  to  the   remote  host/workstation  is
20276                broken  as  communications  cannot  continue under
20277                these conditions.
20278 
20279      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
20280 
20281 
20282 
20283 
20284 
20285 
20286 
20287 
20288 
20289 
20290 
20291 
20292 
20293 
20294 
20295 
20296 
20297 
20298 
20299 
20300 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         350                  11/13/89
20301 hasp_mpx (line TTY)           -350-                      11/13/89^L
20302 
20303 
20304                [hasp_mpx.pl1]
20305                hasp_mpx  (line  TTY):    Block  received  out  of
20306                sequence:  expected  = N, recevied =  M; line will
20307                be hungup.
20308 
20309 
20310      Stream:   Note for system programmer action.
20311 
20312      Time:     While system is running.
20313 
20314      Meaning:  One   or  more   data  blocks   from  the   remote
20315                host/workstation  for  the   HASP  multiplexer  on
20316                channel  TTY  were  lost.   The  connection to the
20317                remote     host/workstation    is     broken    as
20318                communications   cannot   continue   under   these
20319                conditions.
20320 
20321      Action:   There  are two  possible causes  for this message:
20322                communications  equipment failures or  problems in
20323                the remote host/workstation  itself.  The operator
20324                should  contact the  appropriate personnel  before
20325                reusing the multiplexer.
20326 
20327 
20328 
20329                [hasp_mpx.pl1]
20330                hasp_mpx  (line  TTY):    Block  recevied  out  of
20331                sequence:   expected  =  N,  received  =  M; block
20332                ignored.
20333 
20334 
20335      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
20336 
20337      Time:     While system is running.
20338 
20339      Meaning:  A  duplicate data block  was received by  the HASP
20340                multiplexer  on  channel   TTY  from  the  foreign
20341                host/workstation.
20342 
20343      Action:   The operator should ignore  this message unless it
20344                occurs  quite frequently.  Frequent  occurences of
20345                this  message indicate   possible problems  in the
20346                communications    equipment   which    should   be
20347                investigated by the appropriate personnel.
20348 
20349 
20350 
20351 
20352 
20353 
20354 
20355 
20356 
20357 
20358 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         351                  11/13/89
20359 hasp_mpx (line TTY)           -351-                      11/13/89^L
20360 
20361 
20362                [hasp_mpx.pl1]
20363                hasp_mpx  (line TTY):    Block transmitted  out of
20364                sequence:  expected  = N, received =  M; line will
20365                be hungup.
20366 
20367 
20368      Stream:   Note for system programmer action.
20369 
20370      Time:     While system is running.
20371 
20372      Meaning:  One  or more data  blocks transmitted by  the HASP
20373                multiplexer  on channel  TTY were  not received by
20374                the  remote host/workstation.   The connection  to
20375                the   remote   host/workstation   is   broken   as
20376                communications   cannot   continue   under   these
20377                conditions.
20378 
20379      Action:   Contact  the system  programming staff.   The HASP
20380                software  is designed   to prevent  this situation
20381                even  if  the   communications  equipment  is  not
20382                functioning properly.
20383 
20384 
20385 
20386                [hasp_mpx.pl1]
20387                hasp_mpx  (line  TTY):   Duplicate  loopback block
20388                received:  BCB = NNN
20389 
20390 
20391      Stream:   Note for system programmer action.
20392 
20393      Time:     While system is running.
20394 
20395      Meaning:  The output  block identified by the  3-digit octal
20396                sequence NNN was returned  to Multics twice by the
20397                FNP for reprocessing.
20398 
20399      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
20400 
20401 
20402 
20403 
20404 
20405 
20406 
20407 
20408 
20409 
20410 
20411 
20412 
20413 
20414 
20415 
20416 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         352                  11/13/89
20417 hasp_mpx (line TTY)           -352-                      11/13/89^L
20418 
20419 
20420                [hasp_mpx.pl1]
20421                hasp_mpx   (line   TTY):    Invalid   input  block
20422                header/trailer; line will be hungup.
20423 
20424 
20425      Stream:   Note for system programmer action.
20426 
20427      Time:     While system is running.
20428 
20429      Meaning:  A data block whose format  does not conform to the
20430                HASP  protocol   was  received  from   the  remote
20431                host/workstation   by  the  HASP   multiplexer  on
20432                channel  TTY.    The  connection  to   the  remote
20433                host/workstation   is  broken   as  communications
20434                cannot continue under these conditions.
20435 
20436      Action:   Frequent occurences of  this message indicate that
20437                hardware  or software  problems may  exist in  the
20438                remote  host/workstation.    The  operator  should
20439                contact  the appropriate personnel  before reusing
20440                the multiplexer.
20441 
20442 
20443 
20444                [hasp_mpx.pl1]
20445                hasp_mpx  (line  TTY):    No  space  available  to
20446                preserve minor state; line will be hungup.
20447 
20448 
20449      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
20450 
20451      Meaning:  Insufficient  space was   available in  tty_buf to
20452                perform part  of the critical input  processing of
20453                the   HASP  multiplexer   on  channel   TTY.   The
20454                connection  to  the   remote  host/workstation  is
20455                broken  as  communications  cannot  continue under
20456                these conditions.
20457 
20458      Action:   Contact the  system programming staff.  It  may be
20459                necessary  to  increase  the  size  of  tty_buf as
20460                specified  on the  PARM config  card before  using
20461                this multiplexer again.
20462 
20463 
20464 
20465 
20466 
20467 
20468 
20469 
20470 
20471 
20472 
20473 
20474 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         353                  11/13/89
20475 hasp_mpx (line TTY)           -353-                      11/13/89^L
20476 
20477 
20478                [hasp_mpx.pl1]
20479                hasp_mpx (line  TTY):  No space available  to save
20480                loopback chain; line will be hungup.
20481 
20482 
20483      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
20484 
20485      Meaning:  Insufficient  space was   available in  tty_buf to
20486                perform part  of the critical input  processing of
20487                the   HASP  multiplexer   on  channel   TTY.   The
20488                connection  to  the   remote  host/workstation  is
20489                broken  as  communications  cannot  continue under
20490                these conditions.
20491 
20492      Action:   Contact the  system programming staff.  It  may be
20493                necessary  to  increase  the  size  of  tty_buf as
20494                specified  on the  PARM config  card before  using
20495                this multiplexer again.
20496 
20497 
20498 
20499                [hasp_mpx.pl1]
20500                hasp_mpx (line TTY):  Too  many NAKs; line will be
20501                hungup.
20502 
20503 
20504      Stream:   Note for system programmer action.
20505 
20506      Time:     While system is running.
20507 
20508      Meaning:  A  block could not  be transmitted or  received by
20509                the  HASP multiplexer  on channel  TTY because  of
20510                excessive  line  noise.   The  connection  to  the
20511                remote     host/workstation    is     broken    as
20512                communications   cannot   continue   under   these
20513                conditions.
20514 
20515      Action:   The   operator  should  contact   the  appropriate
20516                personnel  to check  the communications  equipment
20517                used by  the line before attempting  to reuse this
20518                multiplexer.
20519 
20520 
20521 
20522 
20523 
20524 
20525 
20526 
20527 
20528 
20529 
20530 
20531 
20532 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         354                  11/13/89
20533 hasp_mpx (line TTY)           -354-                      11/13/89^L
20534 
20535 
20536                [hc_dmpr_primitives.pl1]
20537                hc_dmpr_primitives:  bad uid  pathname detected at
20538                pvid WWWW vtocx XXXX
20539 
20540 
20541      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
20542 
20543      Time:     While system is running.
20544 
20545      Meaning:  Part 3 of the indicated  VTOCE is bad.  The dumper
20546                will treat the vtoce as a null vtoce and continue.
20547 
20548      Action:   No operator action is required.
20549 
20550 
20551 
20552                [hc_dmpr_primitives.pl1]
20553                hc_dmpr_primitives:     trailer    storage    area
20554                exhausted
20555 
20556 
20557      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
20558 
20559      Time:     While system is running.
20560 
20561      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
20562                CPU or memory hardware problems.
20563 
20564      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
20565 
20566 
20567 
20568                [hc_dmpr_primitives.pl1]
20569                hc_dmpr_primitives:   Unable  to  set  label time.
20570                PVID = wwwwwwwwwwww
20571 
20572 
20573      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
20574 
20575      Time:     While system is running.
20576 
20577      Meaning:  A  disk  error  prevented   the  updating  of  the
20578                time-last-dumped field  in the volume  label.  The
20579                physical volume identifier is wwwwwwwwwwww.
20580 
20581      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
20582 
20583 
20584 
20585 
20586 
20587 
20588 
20589 
20590 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         355                  11/13/89
20591 hc_dmpr_primitives            -355-                      11/13/89^L
20592 
20593 
20594                [hc_initlzr_auxl_init_.pl1]
20595                hc_initlrz_auxl_init_:        MESSAGE.        From
20596                hc_device_acct_$init.
20597 
20598 
20599      Stream:   as (severity2)
20600 
20601      Time:     System Intialization.
20602 
20603      Meaning:  An  error was  detected while  initializing device
20604                accounting.
20605 
20606      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
20607 
20608 
20609 
20610                [hc_ipc.pl1]
20611                hc_ipc:  ITT overflow caused by NAME.PROJ
20612 
20613 
20614      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
20615 
20616      Time:     While system is running.
20617 
20618      Meaning:  When wakeups are sent from one process to another,
20619                or from a  device like a tape drive  to a process,
20620                the   wakeups  are   stored  temporarily   in  the
20621                Interprocess Transmission Table (ITT).  If wakeups
20622                are  sent too  fast, or  if the  receiving process
20623                never calls block to read its wakeups, the ITT may
20624                overflow.  When  the ITT is full,  this message is
20625                printed  for   each  lost  wakeup.    The  message
20626                identifies  the sender of  the wakeup, who  may be
20627                innocent of any error or wrongdoing.
20628 
20629                If  a  critical  system  function  cannot  send  a
20630                wakeup, the system may crash.
20631 
20632      Action:   If the ITT overflow is a transient condition, this
20633                message will stop coming  out after a few minutes.
20634                If so, system operation  may return to normal.  If
20635                the message comes out  repeatedly, the system will
20636                have to be crashed, since user terminal operation,
20637                daemon  operations,  and  the  message coordinator
20638                depend   on  wakeups.    Follow  normal   recovery
20639                procedures.
20640 
20641 
20642 
20643 
20644 
20645 
20646 
20647 
20648 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         356                  11/13/89
20649 hc_ipc                        -356-                      11/13/89^L
20650 
20651 
20652                [hc_ipc.pl1]
20653                hc_ipc:  Unable to allocate in ring RINGNO ECT for
20654                NAME.PROJ
20655 
20656 
20657      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
20658 
20659      Time:     While system is running.
20660 
20661      Meaning:  When a  process recieves wakeups, they  are copied
20662                from  the Interprocess   Transmission Table  to an
20663                Event Channel Table (ECT).  A process owns one ECT
20664                per  ring.  If,  for any  reason, an  entry for  a
20665                wakeup cannot be allocated in a process' ECT, that
20666                process is terminated.
20667 
20668      Action:   If  the process  is a  daemon process,  it must be
20669                reinitialized.  If the  process is the initializer
20670                process, the system will crash.
20671 
20672 
20673 
20674                [hc_load_mpc.pl1]
20675                hc_load_mpc:   Booting  channel   CHNL  with  FWID
20676                Revision  REV hc_load_mpc:   Booting channel  CHNL
20677                with FWID Revision REV Overlay FWOVERLAY
20678 
20679 
20680      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
20681 
20682      Time:     System Intialization.
20683 
20684      Meaning:  No operator action is required.
20685 
20686      Action:   $config
20687 
20688 
20689 
20690                [hc_load_mpc.pl1]
20691                hc_load_mpc:  Could not abs_wire buffer.
20692 
20693 
20694      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
20695 
20696      Time:     System Intialization.
20697 
20698      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
20699                CPU or memory hardware problems.
20700 
20701      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
20702 
20703 
20704 
20705 
20706 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         357                  11/13/89
20707 hc_load_mpc                   -357-                      11/13/89^L
20708 
20709 
20710                [hc_load_mpc.pl1]
20711                hc_load_mpc:  data buffer not in low 256K
20712 
20713 
20714      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
20715 
20716      Time:     System Intialization.
20717 
20718      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
20719                CPU or memory hardware problems.
20720 
20721      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
20722 
20723 
20724 
20725 
20726 
20727                [hc_page_trace.pl1]
20728                hc_page_trace:  pds$trace.threshold found zero for
20729                USER.
20730 
20731 
20732      Meaning:  The  signalling  threshold  for  page  tracing was
20733                found  to be zero  for USER.  This  indicates that
20734                the user's pds has been damaged.
20735 
20736      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Terminates user process)
20737 
20738      Time:     While system is running.
20739 
20740      Action:   Investigate the saved dead process.
20741 
20742 
20743 
20744                [ibm3270_mpx.pl1]
20745                ibm3270_mpx:  Attempt  to queue write  while write
20746                queued CHANNEL.SUBCHANNEL
20747 
20748 
20749      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
20750 
20751      Time:     While system is running.
20752 
20753      Meaning:  An  attempt was  made to   queue a  write while  a
20754                previous  write was still  queued.  A dump  of the
20755                subchannel entry  as defined by the  mde structure
20756                in ibm3270_mpx_data.incl.pl1 is included with this
20757                message.
20758 
20759      Action:   No operator action is required.
20760 
20761 
20762 
20763 
20764 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         358                  11/13/89
20765 ibm3270_mpx                   -358-                      11/13/89^L
20766 
20767 
20768                [ibm3270_mpx.pl1]
20769                ibm3270_mpx:  Buffer tally error on CHANNEL.
20770 
20771 
20772      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
20773 
20774      Time:     While system is running.
20775 
20776      Meaning:  An attempt was made to  add characters to a buffer
20777                which should have fit but couldn't.
20778 
20779      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
20780 
20781 
20782 
20783                [ibm3270_mpx.pl1]
20784                ibm3270_mpx:   Could  not  find  queued  write  on
20785                CHANNEL.
20786 
20787 
20788      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
20789 
20790      Time:     While system is running.
20791 
20792      Meaning:  The  reset_channel  internal  procedure  could not
20793                find  a queued  write  on  CHANNEL or  it detected
20794                itself  looping  in  releasing  queued  writes for
20795                CHANNEL.  Will attempt to continue.
20796 
20797      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
20798 
20799 
20800 
20801                [ibm3270_mpx.pl1]
20802                ibm3270_mpx:   Error  trimming  buffer  chain  for
20803                CHANNEL
20804 
20805 
20806      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
20807 
20808      Time:     While system is running.
20809 
20810      Meaning:  An  inconsistency  was  found  while  trimming the
20811                buffer  chain  for  CHANNEL  which  is  stored  in
20812                tty_buf.
20813 
20814      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
20815 
20816 
20817 
20818 
20819 
20820 
20821 
20822 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         359                  11/13/89
20823 ibm3270_mpx                   -359-                      11/13/89^L
20824 
20825 
20826                [ibm3270_mpx.pl1]
20827                ibm3270_mpx:   Input  for  illegal  device address
20828                DEV_ADDRESS on CHANNEL
20829 
20830 
20831      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
20832 
20833      Time:     While system is running.
20834 
20835      Meaning:  Received   input  for   a  device   whose  address
20836                (DEV_ADDRESS)  is  not  in  the  channel  map  for
20837                CHANNEL.
20838 
20839      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
20840 
20841 
20842 
20843                [ibm3270_mpx.pl1]
20844                ibm3270_mpx:    Input   for   unconfigured  device
20845                DEV_ADDRESS on CHANNEL
20846 
20847 
20848      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
20849 
20850      Time:     While system is running.
20851 
20852      Meaning:  Received  input for  a device  (DEV_ADDRESS) whose
20853                subchannel  was  <=  0  in  the  channel  map  for
20854                CHANNEL.
20855 
20856      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
20857 
20858 
20859 
20860                [ibm3270_mpx.pl1]
20861                ibm3270_mpx:   Unrecognized   input  for  CHANNEL:
20862                DATA
20863 
20864 
20865      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
20866 
20867      Time:     While system is running.
20868 
20869      Meaning:  DATA received  from CHANNEL does not  meet certain
20870                format   requirements.   This   message  is   only
20871                displayed if in debug mode.
20872 
20873      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
20874 
20875 
20876 
20877 
20878 
20879 
20880 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         360                  11/13/89
20881 ibm3270_mpx                   -360-                      11/13/89^L
20882 
20883 
20884                [ibm3270_mpx.pl1]
20885                ibm3270_mpx:  Unrecognized  interrupt for CHANNEL.
20886                INT_TYPE INTERRUPT_INFO
20887 
20888 
20889      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
20890 
20891      Time:     While system is running.
20892 
20893      Meaning:  An interrupt was received  from the FNP which does
20894                not have a defined  action.  The type of interrupt
20895                received is INT_TYPE  and the information supplied
20896                with the interrupt is INTERRUPT_INFO.
20897 
20898      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
20899 
20900 
20901 
20902                [init_branches.pl1]
20903                init_branches:  $branch From asd_:  ERRORMESSAGE
20904 
20905 
20906      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
20907 
20908      Time:     System Intialization.
20909 
20910      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
20911                CPU  or memory hardware  problems.  Initialization
20912                continues.
20913 
20914      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
20915 
20916 
20917 
20918                [init_branches.pl1]
20919                init_branches:    couldn't   add   name   pdd   to
20920                process_dir_dir:  ERRORMESSAGE
20921 
20922 
20923      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
20924 
20925      Time:     System Intialization.
20926 
20927      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
20928                CPU  or memory hardware  problems.  Initialization
20929                continues.  Certain application  programs may fail
20930                to work.
20931 
20932      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
20933 
20934 
20935 
20936 
20937 
20938 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         361                  11/13/89
20939 init_branches                 -361-                      11/13/89^L
20940 
20941 
20942                [init_branches.pl1]
20943                init_branches:    couldn't   add   name   sl1   to
20944                system_library_1:  ERRORMESSAGE
20945 
20946 
20947      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
20948 
20949      Time:     System Intialization.
20950 
20951      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
20952                CPU  or memory hardware  problems.  Initialization
20953                continues.  Certain application  programs may fail
20954                to work.
20955 
20956      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
20957 
20958 
20959 
20960                [init_branches.pl1]
20961                init_branches:  couldn't set {dir}quota on >pdd to
20962                XXXX:  ERRORMESSAGE
20963 
20964 
20965      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
20966 
20967      Time:     System Intialization.
20968 
20969      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
20970                CPU  or memory hardware  problems.  Initialization
20971                continues.   The answering  service may  encounter
20972                trouble in creating processes.
20973 
20974      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
20975 
20976 
20977 
20978                [init_branches.pl1]
20979                init_branches:  deleting old pdd:  ERRORMESSAGE
20980 
20981 
20982      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
20983 
20984      Time:     System Intialization.
20985 
20986      Meaning:  The name pdd could not be removed from >pdd.  This
20987                indicates a logic error  in the supervisor, or CPU
20988                or memory hardware problems.
20989 
20990      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
20991 
20992 
20993 
20994 
20995 
20996 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         362                  11/13/89
20997 init_branches                 -362-                      11/13/89^L
20998 
20999 
21000                [init_branches.pl1]
21001                init_branches:  error from initiate.  ERRORMESSAGE
21002 
21003 
21004      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
21005 
21006      Time:     System Intialization.
21007 
21008      Meaning:  A deciduous segment could not be made known.  This
21009                indicates a logic error  in the supervisor, or CPU
21010                or memory hardware problems.
21011 
21012      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
21013 
21014 
21015 
21016                [init_branches.pl1]
21017                init_branches:     error    from    set$max_length
21018                ERRORMESSAGE
21019 
21020 
21021      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
21022 
21023      Time:     System Intialization.
21024 
21025      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
21026                CPU or memory hardware problems.
21027 
21028      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
21029 
21030 
21031 
21032                [init_branches.pl1]
21033                init_branches:      error     from     terminate_:
21034                ERRORMESSAGE
21035 
21036 
21037      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
21038 
21039      Time:     System Intialization.
21040 
21041      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
21042                CPU or memory hardware problems.
21043 
21044      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
21045 
21046 
21047 
21048 
21049 
21050 
21051 
21052 
21053 
21054 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         363                  11/13/89
21055 init_branches                 -363-                      11/13/89^L
21056 
21057 
21058                [init_branches.pl1]
21059                init_branches:   error  in  adding  acl  of dumps:
21060                ERRORMESSAGE
21061 
21062 
21063      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
21064 
21065      Time:     System Intialization.
21066 
21067      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
21068                CPU  or memory hardware  problems.  Initialization
21069                continues.  The copy_fdump  command may fail.  The
21070                online  salvager  may  fail   to  make  stack  and
21071                directory copies in >dumps.
21072 
21073      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
21074 
21075 
21076 
21077                [init_branches.pl1]
21078                init_branches:   error in  replacing acl  of >sl1.
21079                ERRORMESSAGE
21080 
21081 
21082      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
21083 
21084      Time:     System Intialization.
21085 
21086      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
21087                CPU  or memory hardware  problems.  Initialization
21088                continues.    User   and   daemon   processes  may
21089                malfunction.
21090 
21091      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
21092 
21093 
21094 
21095                [init_branches.pl1]
21096                init_branches:  From set$max_length:  ERRORMESSAGE
21097 
21098 
21099      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
21100 
21101      Time:     System Intialization.
21102 
21103      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
21104                CPU or memory hardware problems.
21105 
21106      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
21107 
21108 
21109 
21110 
21111 
21112 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         364                  11/13/89
21113 init_branches                 -364-                      11/13/89^L
21114 
21115 
21116                [init_branches.pl1]
21117                init_branches:  From status_$long:  ERRORMESSAGE
21118 
21119 
21120      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
21121 
21122      Time:     System Intialization.
21123 
21124      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
21125                CPU or memory hardware problems.
21126 
21127      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
21128 
21129 
21130 
21131                [init_branches.pl1]
21132                init_branches:    getting   dir   entry   pointer:
21133                ERRORMESSAGE
21134 
21135 
21136      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
21137 
21138      Time:     System Intialization.
21139 
21140      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
21141                CPU or memory hardware problems.
21142 
21143      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
21144 
21145 
21146 
21147                [init_branches.pl1]
21148                init_branches:  Mysterious directory deactivation
21149 
21150 
21151      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
21152 
21153      Time:     System Intialization.
21154 
21155      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
21156                CPU or memory hardware problems.
21157 
21158      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
21159 
21160 
21161 
21162 
21163 
21164 
21165 
21166 
21167 
21168 
21169 
21170 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         365                  11/13/89
21171 init_branches                 -365-                      11/13/89^L
21172 
21173 
21174                [init_branches.pl1]
21175                init_branches:  renaming old pdd:  ERRORMESSAGE
21176 
21177 
21178      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
21179 
21180      Time:     System Intialization.
21181 
21182      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
21183                CPU or memory hardware problems.
21184 
21185      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
21186 
21187 
21188 
21189                [init_branches.pl1]
21190                init_branches:       renaming     process_dir_dir:
21191                ERRORMESSAGE
21192 
21193 
21194      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
21195 
21196      Time:     System Intialization.
21197 
21198      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
21199                CPU or memory hardware problems.
21200 
21201      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
21202 
21203 
21204 
21205                [init_branches.pl1]
21206                init_branches:  replacing >pdd acl:  ERRORMESSAGE
21207 
21208 
21209      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
21210 
21211      Time:     System Intialization.
21212 
21213      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
21214                CPU  or memory hardware  problems.  Initialization
21215                continues.
21216 
21217      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
21218 
21219 
21220 
21221 
21222 
21223 
21224 
21225 
21226 
21227 
21228 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         366                  11/13/89
21229 init_branches                 -366-                      11/13/89^L
21230 
21231 
21232                [init_branches.pl1]
21233                init_branches:    replacing   acl   of   >pdd  for
21234                Initializer:  ERRORMESSAGE
21235 
21236 
21237      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
21238 
21239      Time:     System Intialization.
21240 
21241      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
21242                CPU  or memory hardware  problems.  Initialization
21243                continues.
21244 
21245      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
21246 
21247 
21248 
21249                [init_branches.pl1]
21250                init_branches:  unable to  append dumps directory.
21251                ERRORMESSAGE
21252 
21253 
21254      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
21255 
21256      Time:     System Intialization.
21257 
21258      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
21259                CPU  or memory hardware  problems.  Initialization
21260                continues.
21261 
21262      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
21263 
21264 
21265 
21266                [init_branches.pl1]
21267                init_branches:    unable  to   initiate  >DIRNAME:
21268                ERRORMESSAGE
21269 
21270 
21271      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
21272 
21273      Time:     System Intialization.
21274 
21275      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
21276                CPU or memory hardware problems.
21277 
21278      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
21279 
21280 
21281 
21282 
21283 
21284 
21285 
21286 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         367                  11/13/89
21287 init_branches                 -367-                      11/13/89^L
21288 
21289 
21290                [init_branches.pl1]
21291                init_branches:  unable  to make >system_library_1:
21292                ERRORMESSAGE
21293 
21294 
21295      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
21296 
21297      Time:     System Intialization.
21298 
21299      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
21300                CPU or memory hardware problems.
21301 
21302      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
21303 
21304 
21305 
21306                [init_branches.pl1]
21307                init_branches:   unable  to  make process_dir_dir:
21308                ERRORMESSAGE
21309 
21310 
21311      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
21312 
21313      Time:     System Intialization.
21314 
21315      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
21316                CPU or memory hardware problems.
21317 
21318      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
21319 
21320 
21321 
21322                [init_branches.pl1]
21323                init_branches:      {dir}quotas      for     pdir:
21324                ERRORMESSAGE
21325 
21326 
21327      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
21328 
21329      Time:     System Intialization.
21330 
21331      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
21332                CPU  or memory hardware  problems.  Initialization
21333                continues.
21334 
21335      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
21336 
21337 
21338 
21339 
21340 
21341 
21342 
21343 
21344 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         368                  11/13/89
21345 init_branches                 -368-                      11/13/89^L
21346 
21347 
21348                [init_disk_pack_.pl1]
21349                init_disk_pack_:   Specified control  argument not
21350                accepted.  "-rlv" allowed only  at ring-1 during a
21351                cold boot.
21352 
21353 
21354      Stream:   Initializer process output.
21355 
21356      Time:     In response to an operator command.
21357 
21358      Meaning:  Automatic registration of root PVs is allowed only
21359                during a cold boot of Multics.
21360 
21361      Action:   Use  the "add_volume_registration"  administrative
21362                command  to register  the PV  before attempting to
21363                initialize it.
21364 
21365 
21366 
21367                [init_disk_pack_.pl1]
21368                init_disk_pack_:   Cannot  read  current  label of
21369                DRIVE:  ERROR_MESSAGE
21370 
21371 
21372      Stream:   Initializer process output.
21373 
21374      Time:     In response to an operator command.
21375 
21376      Meaning:  A  disk error prevents  checking the label  of the
21377                pack on DRIVE.  The pack  may need to be formatted
21378                before it can be initialized.
21379 
21380      Action:   Take appropriate action.
21381 
21382 
21383 
21384                [init_disk_pack_.pl1]
21385                init_disk_pack_:   DRIVE PVNAME  disk err  WWWW on
21386                ITEM
21387 
21388 
21389      Stream:   Initializer process output.
21390 
21391      Time:     In response to an operator command.
21392 
21393      Meaning:  A disk error prevents  writing the ITEM section of
21394                the disk volume PVNAME.
21395 
21396      Action:   Fix the drive, or use a new pack.
21397 
21398 
21399 
21400 
21401 
21402 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         369                  11/13/89
21403 init_disk_pack_               -369-                      11/13/89^L
21404 
21405 
21406                [init_disk_pack_.pl1]
21407                init_disk_pack_:   INTK card  missing from  config
21408                deck.
21409 
21410 
21411      Stream:   Initializer process output.
21412 
21413      Time:     In response to an operator command.
21414 
21415      Meaning:  When  the operator   specifies the  "-rlv" control
21416                argument  to "init_vol"  this program  attempts to
21417                verify  that  the  system   is  in  cold  boot  by
21418                inspecting the INTK card in the config deck.  When
21419                this message appears, there  is some difficulty in
21420                locating that card.
21421 
21422      Action:   If really trying to boot cold, try again.
21423 
21424 
21425 
21426                [init_disk_pack_.pl1]
21427                init_disk_pack_:  unrecognized argument:  BLAH
21428 
21429 
21430      Stream:   Initializer process output.
21431 
21432      Time:     In response to an operator command.
21433 
21434      Meaning:  Illegal input was typed.
21435 
21436      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
21437 
21438 
21439 
21440                [init_disk_pack_.pl1]
21441                init_disk_pack_:   Volume on  DRIVE is  a copy  of
21442                Multics Storage System Volume "PVNAME",
21443                last used DATE_TIME.  Do you wish to overwrite it?
21444 
21445 
21446      Stream:   Initializer process output.
21447 
21448      Time:     In response to an operator command.
21449 
21450      Meaning:  The init_disk  command specifed a disk  pack which
21451                has a valid Multics label.  Another copy of PVNAME
21452                is currently in use.   Initializing this pack will
21453                destroy all data contained on it.
21454 
21455      Action:   Do  not answer  yes unless  you are  sure that the
21456                pack contents should be destroyed.  Check the pack
21457                serial number.
21458 
21459 
21460 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         370                  11/13/89
21461 init_disk_pack_               -370-                      11/13/89^L
21462 
21463 
21464                [init_disk_pack_.pl1]
21465                init_disk_pack_:  Volume on DRIVE  is a copy of pv
21466                "PVNAME",
21467                last used DATE_TIME.  Do you wish to overwrite it?
21468 
21469 
21470      Stream:   Initializer process output.
21471 
21472      Time:     In response to an operator command.
21473 
21474      Meaning:  The init_disk  command specifed a disk  pack which
21475                has  a valid  Multics label.   It appears  to be a
21476                copy  of a  mounted pack.   Initializing this pack
21477                will destroy all data contained on it.
21478 
21479      Action:   Do  not answer  yes unless  you are  sure that the
21480                pack contents should be destroyed.  Check the pack
21481                serial number.
21482 
21483 
21484 
21485                [init_disk_pack_.pl1]
21486                init_disk_pack_:   Volume on  DRIVE is  an earlier
21487                instance of pv "PVNAME",
21488                last used DATE_TIME.  Do you wish to overwrite it?
21489 
21490 
21491      Stream:   Initializer process output.
21492 
21493      Time:     In response to an operator command.
21494 
21495      Meaning:  The init_disk  command specifed a disk  pack which
21496                has a valid Multics label.  Initializing this pack
21497                will destroy all data contained on it.
21498 
21499      Action:   Do  not answer  yes unless  you are  sure that the
21500                pack contents should be destroyed.  Check the pack
21501                serial number.
21502 
21503 
21504 
21505 
21506 
21507 
21508 
21509 
21510 
21511 
21512 
21513 
21514 
21515 
21516 
21517 
21518 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         371                  11/13/89
21519 init_disk_pack_               -371-                      11/13/89^L
21520 
21521 
21522                [init_disk_pack_.pl1]
21523                init_disk_pack_:    Volume   on    DRIVE   is   an
21524                unregistered pack named "PVNAME",
21525                last used DATE_TIME.  Do you wish to overwrite it?
21526 
21527 
21528      Stream:   Initializer process output.
21529 
21530      Time:     In response to an operator command.
21531 
21532      Meaning:  The init_disk  command specifed a disk  pack which
21533                has a valid Multics label.  Initializing this pack
21534                will destroy all data contained on it.
21535 
21536      Action:   Do  not answer  yes unless  you are  sure that the
21537                pack contents should be destroyed.  Check the pack
21538                serial number.
21539 
21540 
21541 
21542                [init_disk_pack_.pl1]
21543                init_disk_pack_:   Volume  on   DRIVE  is  Multics
21544                Storage System Volume "PVNAME",
21545                last used DATE_TIME.  Do you wish to overwrite it?
21546 
21547 
21548      Stream:   Initializer process output.
21549 
21550      Time:     In response to an operator command.
21551 
21552      Meaning:  The init_disk  command specifed a disk  pack which
21553                has a valid Multics label.  Initializing this pack
21554                will destroy all data contained on it.
21555 
21556      Action:   Do  not answer  yes unless  you are  sure that the
21557                pack contents should be destroyed.  Check the pack
21558                serial number.
21559 
21560 
21561 
21562 
21563 
21564 
21565 
21566 
21567 
21568 
21569 
21570 
21571 
21572 
21573 
21574 
21575 
21576 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         372                  11/13/89
21577 init_disk_pack_               -372-                      11/13/89^L
21578 
21579 
21580                [init_dm_journal_seg.pl1]
21581                init_dm_journal_seg:  Invalid DBMJ config card.
21582 
21583 
21584      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
21585 
21586      Time:     System Intialization.
21587 
21588      Meaning:  The  DBMJ  configuration  card  is  not  in proper
21589                format.  This  could be a format error,  or one of
21590                the following criteria may  not be satisfied.  The
21591                limit  on  active  segments  for  a  pool  must be
21592                smaller than the pool size.
21593 
21594      Action:   Correct the configuration deck and reboot.
21595 
21596 
21597 
21598                [init_dm_journal_seg.pl1]
21599                init_dm_journal_seg:     make_sdw    failed    for
21600                dm_journal_seg_
21601 
21602 
21603      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
21604 
21605      Time:     System Intialization.
21606 
21607      Meaning:  The ASTE for dm_journal_seg_ could not be created.
21608 
21609      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
21610 
21611 
21612 
21613                [init_early_config.pl1]
21614                init_early_config:   Cannot  add  card  to  config
21615                deck:  CARD.
21616 
21617 
21618      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
21619 
21620      Time:     System Intialization.
21621 
21622      Meaning:  The config_deck  being generated during  the early
21623                (hardware  inspection)  pass  of  bce  is damaged.
21624                This can be either a hardware or software problem.
21625 
21626      Action:   $reboot
21627 
21628 
21629 
21630 
21631 
21632 
21633 
21634 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         373                  11/13/89
21635 init_early_config             -373-                      11/13/89^L
21636 
21637 
21638                [init_hc_part.pl1]
21639                init_hc_part:  HC PART on dskX_NN too small
21640 
21641 
21642      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
21643 
21644      Time:     System Intialization.
21645 
21646      Meaning:  The Hardcore Partition on  the device indicated is
21647                unreasonably  small,   as  it  does   not  contain
21648                sufficient  space to  hold the  bit map describing
21649                it.
21650 
21651      Action:   Recreate the partition and reboot.
21652 
21653 
21654 
21655                [init_hc_part.pl1]
21656                init_hc_part:  volmap_abs_seg size too small
21657 
21658 
21659      Time:     System Intialization.
21660 
21661      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
21662 
21663      Meaning:  The  maximum length  of volmap_abs_seg  on the MST
21664                header  is  not  sufficient  to  access  an entire
21665                Volume Map.
21666 
21667      Action:   Recreate the MST with  a larger maximum length for
21668                volmap_abs_seg and reboot.
21669 
21670 
21671 
21672                [init_lvt.pl1]
21673                init_lvt:  unable to define RLV, code = WWWW
21674 
21675 
21676      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
21677 
21678      Time:     System Intialization.
21679 
21680      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
21681                CPU or memory hardware problems.
21682 
21683      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
21684                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
21685                persists, try another MST.
21686 
21687 
21688 
21689 
21690 
21691 
21692 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         374                  11/13/89
21693 init_lvt                      -374-                      11/13/89^L
21694 
21695 
21696                [init_lvt.pl1]
21697                init_lvt:  unable to read RPV label, code = WWWW
21698 
21699 
21700      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
21701 
21702      Time:     System Intialization.
21703 
21704      Meaning:  The RPV  label, which was successfully  read a few
21705                seconds ago, cannot be read.
21706 
21707      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
21708                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
21709                persists, try another MST.
21710 
21711 
21712 
21713                [init_partitions.pl1]
21714                init_partition:   part PART_NAME for  part PART_ID
21715                not in label of DISK_DRIVE (pvtx PVTX).
21716 
21717 
21718      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
21719 
21720      Time:     System Intialization.
21721 
21722      Meaning:  A PART  card specified DISK_DRIVE as  the location
21723                of   partition  PART_NAME,    but  the   label  of
21724                DISK_DRIVE does not define it.
21725 
21726      Action:   Fix the config deck.
21727 
21728 
21729 
21730                [init_partitions.pl1]
21731                init_partition:   part PART_NAME  not in  label of
21732                DISK_DRIVE (pvtx PVTX).
21733 
21734 
21735      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
21736 
21737      Time:     System Intialization.
21738 
21739      Meaning:  A PART  card specified DISK_DRIVE as  the location
21740                of   partition  PART_NAME,    but  the   label  of
21741                DISK_DRIVE does not define it.
21742 
21743      Action:   Fix the config deck.
21744 
21745 
21746 
21747 
21748 
21749 
21750 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         375                  11/13/89
21751 init_partition                -375-                      11/13/89^L
21752 
21753 
21754                [init_partitions.pl1]
21755                init_partition:   There are  no partitions  in the
21756                label for DISK_DRIVE (pvtx PVTX).
21757 
21758 
21759      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
21760 
21761      Time:     System Intialization.
21762 
21763      Meaning:  DISK_DRIVE has been specified  on a part card, but
21764                has no partitions defined in its label.
21765 
21766      Action:   Fix the config deck.
21767 
21768 
21769 
21770                [init_partitions.pl1]
21771                init_partitions:  Error  reading DISK_DRIVE label.
21772                PROBLEM ERROR_MESSAGE
21773 
21774 
21775      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
21776 
21777      Time:     System Intialization.
21778 
21779      Meaning:  An error has been  detected attempting to read the
21780                label of DISK_DRIVE.
21781 
21782      Action:   Correct problem and type "go" to retry the read.
21783 
21784 
21785 
21786                [init_partitions.pl1]
21787                init_partitions:  Ignoring  COLD_SPEC on PART_NAME
21788                part card.
21789 
21790 
21791      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
21792 
21793      Time:     System Intialization.
21794 
21795      Meaning:  Cold boot partition  specifications were found for
21796                partition PART_NAME, and will be ignored.
21797 
21798 
21799 
21800 
21801 
21802 
21803 
21804 
21805 
21806 
21807 
21808 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         376                  11/13/89
21809 init_partitions               -376-                      11/13/89^L
21810 
21811 
21812                [init_partitions.pl1]
21813                init_partitions:   Invalid device,  DISK_DRIVE, on
21814                PART_NAME part card.
21815 
21816 
21817      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
21818 
21819      Time:     System Intialization.
21820 
21821      Meaning:  An invalid drive definition has been found for the
21822                PART_NAME part card.
21823 
21824      Action:   Fix PART card.
21825 
21826 
21827 
21828                [init_partitions.pl1]
21829                init_partitions:  Unable to  locate DISK_DRIVE for
21830                PART_NAME partition.
21831 
21832 
21833      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
21834 
21835      Time:     System Intialization.
21836 
21837      Meaning:  Partition  PART_NAME is   specified in  the config
21838                deck for a non existent DISK_DRIVE.
21839 
21840      Action:   Fix PART and/or PRPH DSK cards.
21841 
21842 
21843 
21844                [init_proc.pl1]
21845                init_proc:   bad   process  type  (N)   given  for
21846                PERSON.PROJ.T
21847 
21848 
21849      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
21850 
21851      Time:     While system is running.
21852 
21853      Meaning:  The  answering service   has specified  an unknown
21854                integer  in  the  process  type  field.  Incorrect
21855                arguments were passed  to hphcs_$create_proc.  The
21856                user cannot be logged in.
21857 
21858      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
21859 
21860 
21861 
21862 
21863 
21864 
21865 
21866 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         377                  11/13/89
21867 init_proc                     -377-                      11/13/89^L
21868 
21869 
21870                [init_proc.pl1]
21871                init_proc:  bad syntax  in initial procedure name:
21872                STRING for PERSON.PROJ.T
21873 
21874 
21875      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
21876 
21877      Time:     While system is running.
21878 
21879      Meaning:  An  illegal initial  procedure name  was specified
21880                for  the  user.   The   user  may  have  given  an
21881                incorrect -po  argument, or the project's  PDT may
21882                be wrong.  No process is created.
21883 
21884      Action:   No operator action is required.
21885 
21886 
21887 
21888                [init_proc.pl1]
21889                init_proc:  can not call out to initial procedure:
21890                NAME for PERSON.PROJ.T ERROR_MESSAGE
21891 
21892 
21893      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
21894 
21895      Time:     While system is running.
21896 
21897      Meaning:  The supervisor could not snap a link to NAME$NAME.
21898                The  process  overseer  may  be  in  invalid form,
21899                inaccessible, or missing.  The user may have given
21900                an  incorrect -po  argument, or  the project's PDT
21901                may be incorrect.
21902 
21903      Action:   No operator action is required.
21904 
21905 
21906 
21907 
21908 
21909 
21910 
21911 
21912 
21913 
21914 
21915 
21916 
21917 
21918 
21919 
21920 
21921 
21922 
21923 
21924 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         378                  11/13/89
21925 init_proc                     -378-                      11/13/89^L
21926 
21927 
21928                [init_proc.pl1]
21929                init_proc:   can   not  get  pointer   to  initial
21930                procedure:  PATH for PERSON.PROJ.T ERROR_MESSAGE
21931 
21932 
21933      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
21934 
21935      Time:     While system is running.
21936 
21937      Meaning:  The  supervisor could  not initiate  the specified
21938                initial procedure PATH.   The process overseer may
21939                be in invalid form, inaccessible, or missing.  The
21940                user may have given  an incorrect -po argument, or
21941                the project's PDT may be incorrect.
21942 
21943      Action:   No operator action is required.
21944 
21945 
21946 
21947                [init_proc.pl1]
21948                init_proc:   could  not  get  pointer  to  pit for
21949                PERSON.PROJ.T ERROR_MESSAGE
21950 
21951 
21952      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
21953 
21954      Time:     While system is running.
21955 
21956      Meaning:  The  answering  service  has  created  the process
21957                directory for a new process incorrectly.  The user
21958                cannot be logged in.
21959 
21960      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
21961 
21962 
21963 
21964                [init_pvt.pl1]
21965                init_pvt:  Duplicate prph DISK_NAME card.
21966 
21967 
21968      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
21969 
21970      Time:     System Intialization.
21971 
21972      Meaning:  Two different PRPH cards define DISK_NAME.
21973 
21974      Action:   Fix the config deck.
21975 
21976 
21977 
21978 
21979 
21980 
21981 
21982 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         379                  11/13/89
21983 init_pvt                      -379-                      11/13/89^L
21984 
21985 
21986                [init_pvt.pl1]
21987                init_pvt:  Invalid parm  wlim value WLIM.  Default
21988                of DEFAULT used.
21989 
21990 
21991      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
21992 
21993      Time:     System Intialization.
21994 
21995      Meaning:  An unreasonable  value (WLIM) was found  on a PARM
21996                WLIM card.  DEFAULT has be substituted.
21997 
21998      Action:   Fix the config deck.
21999 
22000 
22001 
22002                [init_pvt.pl1]
22003                init_pvt:  Missing model MODEL on PRPH DISK.
22004 
22005 
22006      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22007 
22008      Time:     System Intialization.
22009 
22010      Meaning:  There  was no model  number specified on  the prph
22011                DISK card.
22012 
22013      Action:   Fix the config deck.
22014 
22015 
22016 
22017                [init_pvt.pl1]
22018                init_pvt:   Missing ndrives  field on  config card
22019                for DISK subsystem.
22020 
22021 
22022      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22023 
22024      Time:     System Intialization.
22025 
22026      Meaning:  The  PRPH  DSK  card  for  DISK  lacks the ndrives
22027                parameter for some model.
22028 
22029      Action:   Fix the config deck.
22030 
22031 
22032 
22033 
22034 
22035 
22036 
22037 
22038 
22039 
22040 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         380                  11/13/89
22041 init_pvt                      -380-                      11/13/89^L
22042 
22043 
22044                [init_pvt.pl1]
22045                init_pvt:  More than N drives defined for XXXX.
22046 
22047 
22048      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22049 
22050      Time:     System Intialization.
22051 
22052      Meaning:  The  PRPH card  for disk  subsystem XXXX specified
22053                more  than the  maximum allowable  number of  disk
22054                drives.
22055 
22056      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  Correct  the
22057                configuration deck and reboot.
22058 
22059 
22060 
22061                [init_pvt.pl1]
22062                init_pvt:  no PRPH DSKn cards
22063 
22064 
22065      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22066 
22067      Time:     System Intialization.
22068 
22069      Meaning:  No  PRPH  cards  describing  disk  subsystems were
22070                found in the CONFIG deck.
22071 
22072      Action:   Correct  the CONFIG  deck to  include the  correct
22073                PRPH  cards   to  describe  the   disk  subsystems
22074                present, and reboot.
22075 
22076 
22077 
22078                [init_pvt.pl1]
22079                init_pvt:   Too many  disk subsystems  configured.
22080                Limit is NUMBER.
22081 
22082 
22083      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22084 
22085      Time:     System Intialization.
22086 
22087      Meaning:  More  than NUMBER   subsystems are  defined.  Only
22088                NUMBER are allowed.
22089 
22090      Action:   Rearrange the config deck for disks and try again.
22091 
22092 
22093 
22094 
22095 
22096 
22097 
22098 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         381                  11/13/89
22099 init_pvt                      -381-                      11/13/89^L
22100 
22101 
22102                [init_pvt.pl1]
22103                init_pvt:  Unknown model MODEL on PRPH DISK.
22104 
22105 
22106      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22107 
22108      Time:     System Intialization.
22109 
22110      Meaning:  The model number MODEL  specified somewhere on the
22111                prph DISK card is not a legal model number.
22112 
22113      Action:   Fix the config deck.
22114 
22115 
22116 
22117                [init_pvt.pl1]
22118                init_pvt:   XXXX contains   a drive  number higher
22119                than N.
22120 
22121 
22122      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22123 
22124      Time:     System Intialization.
22125 
22126      Meaning:  The  PRPH card  for disk  subsystem XXXX specified
22127                disk(s)  with addresses   larger than  tha maximum
22128                allowable device number, N.
22129 
22130      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  Correct  the
22131                configuration deck and reboot.
22132 
22133 
22134 
22135                [init_root_dir.pl1]
22136                init_root_dir:   Error  from   makeknown  on  root
22137                ERROR_MESSAGE
22138 
22139 
22140      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22141 
22142      Time:     System Intialization.
22143 
22144      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
22145                CPU or memory hardware problems.
22146 
22147      Action:   Reboot with a different version of the system.
22148 
22149 
22150 
22151 
22152 
22153 
22154 
22155 
22156 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         382                  11/13/89
22157 init_root_dir                 -382-                      11/13/89^L
22158 
22159 
22160                [init_root_dir.pl1]
22161                init_root_dir:  Error on root vtoce ERROR_MESSAGE
22162 
22163 
22164      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22165 
22166      Time:     System Intialization.
22167 
22168      Meaning:  The  supervisor cannot  locate the  VTOC entry for
22169                the  root  directory.   The   RPV  may  have  been
22170                damaged.
22171 
22172      Action:   Follow normal recovery  procedures.  A recovery of
22173                the RPV may be required.
22174 
22175 
22176 
22177                [init_root_dir.pl1]
22178                init_root_dir:  Root damaged.
22179 
22180 
22181      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22182 
22183      Time:     System Intialization.
22184 
22185      Meaning:  The  unique  ID  of  the  root  directory  in  the
22186                directory  header is  incorrect.  The  contents of
22187                the RPV may have been damaged.
22188 
22189      Action:   Follow normal recovery  procedures.  A recovery of
22190                the RPV may be required.
22191 
22192 
22193 
22194                [init_root_vols.pl1]
22195                init_root_vols:  Adding config (conf) partition to
22196                rpv.
22197 
22198 
22199      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
22200 
22201      Time:     System Intialization.
22202 
22203      Meaning:  No conf  partition was found on the  rpv.  It will
22204                be  created by  extracting 4  records from  the hc
22205                partition.
22206 
22207      Action:   No operator action is required.
22208 
22209 
22210 
22211 
22212 
22213 
22214 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         383                  11/13/89
22215 init_root_vols                -383-                      11/13/89^L
22216 
22217 
22218                [init_root_vols.pl1]
22219                init_root_vols:    Adding   {bce}   {file}   {log}
22220                partition(s) to rpv.
22221 
22222 
22223      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
22224 
22225      Time:     System Intialization.
22226 
22227      Meaning:  The  rpv does  not contain  the listed partitions.
22228                The  pages of  the rpv  are being  arranged to add
22229                these  partitions.  This  operation takes  several
22230                minutes.
22231 
22232      Action:   No operator action is required.
22233 
22234 
22235 
22236                [init_root_vols.pl1]
22237                init_root_vols:   bce  partition  is  XXX records,
22238                must be YYY.
22239 
22240 
22241      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22242 
22243      Time:     System Intialization.
22244 
22245      Meaning:  The  bce  partition  defined  on  the  rpv  is not
22246                sufficiently large.
22247 
22248      Action:   Rebuild  the  rpv  to  have  a  large  enough  bce
22249                partition.  Contact the system programming staff.
22250 
22251 
22252 
22253                [init_root_vols.pl1]
22254                init_root_vols:   DISK_VOL appears  twice on  root
22255                cards.
22256 
22257 
22258      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22259 
22260      Time:     System Intialization.
22261 
22262      Meaning:  The volume DISK_VOL appears  more than once on the
22263                ROOT config card(s).
22264 
22265      Action:   Fix the config deck and try again.
22266 
22267 
22268 
22269 
22270 
22271 
22272 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         384                  11/13/89
22273 init_root_vols                -384-                      11/13/89^L
22274 
22275 
22276                [init_root_vols.pl1]
22277                init_root_vols:   DISK_VOL  is  not  the  rpv, but
22278                rather is VOLUME.
22279 
22280 
22281      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22282 
22283      Time:     System Intialization.
22284 
22285      Meaning:  The   label   for   the   RPV   is   inconsistent.
22286                label.root.here does not agree with other data, or
22287                an  incorrect pack is  mounted on the  first drive
22288                specified by the "root" card.
22289 
22290      Action:   Reload/restore,  or  patch   the  RPV  label  back
22291                together or correctly mount the RPV.
22292 
22293 
22294 
22295                [init_root_vols.pl1]
22296                init_root_vols:  Error adding partitions to rpv on
22297                DISK_VOL.  ERROR_MESSAGE
22298 
22299 
22300      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22301 
22302      Time:     System Intialization.
22303 
22304      Meaning:  It was  not possible to add the  new partitions to
22305                the rpv.  This message will be preceeded by a more
22306                informative message.
22307 
22308      Action:   Depending on the previous message, either a reboot
22309                should  be attempted  or the  rpv will  need to be
22310                rebuilt.
22311 
22312 
22313 
22314                [init_root_vols.pl1]
22315                init_root_vols:   Error  reading  DISK_VOL  label.
22316                PROBLEM ERROR_MESSAGE
22317 
22318 
22319      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22320 
22321      Time:     System Intialization.
22322 
22323      Meaning:  An error has been  detected attempting to read the
22324                label of DISK_VOL.
22325 
22326      Action:   Correct problem and type "go" to retry the read.
22327 
22328 
22329 
22330 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         385                  11/13/89
22331 init_root_vols                -385-                      11/13/89^L
22332 
22333 
22334                [init_root_vols.pl1]
22335                init_root_vols:    Error  reading  RPV   label  on
22336                DISK_VOL.  PROBLEM ERROR_MESSAGE
22337 
22338 
22339      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22340 
22341      Time:     System Intialization.
22342 
22343      Meaning:  An error has been  detected attempting to read the
22344                label of the RPV.
22345 
22346      Action:   Correct problem and type "go" to retry the read.
22347 
22348 
22349 
22350                [init_root_vols.pl1]
22351                init_root_vols:    Error  writing  rpv   label  on
22352                DISK_VOL.  ERROR_MESSAGE
22353 
22354 
22355      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22356 
22357      Time:     System Intialization.
22358 
22359      Meaning:  An  i/o prevented updating  the rpv label  to show
22360                the new partitions.
22361 
22362      Action:   Correct problem and type "go" to retry the write.
22363 
22364 
22365 
22366                [init_root_vols.pl1]
22367                init_root_vols:   Invalid  device   on  root  card
22368                DISK_VOL.
22369 
22370 
22371      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22372 
22373      Time:     System Intialization.
22374 
22375      Meaning:  A  root  card  has  been  found  with  an  invalid
22376                DISK_VOL.
22377 
22378      Action:   Change the config deck and try again.
22379 
22380 
22381 
22382 
22383 
22384 
22385 
22386 
22387 
22388 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         386                  11/13/89
22389 init_root_vols                -386-                      11/13/89^L
22390 
22391 
22392                [init_root_vols.pl1]
22393                init_root_vols:   Maximum of   LIMIT RLV  vols has
22394                been exceeded.
22395 
22396 
22397      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22398 
22399      Time:     System Intialization.
22400 
22401      Meaning:  The "root" card in  the config deck specified more
22402                RLV volumes than the system can handle.
22403 
22404      Action:   Change the config deck and try again.
22405 
22406 
22407 
22408                [init_root_vols.pl1]
22409                init_root_vols:    No  part   hc  on   RPV  volume
22410                DISK_VOL.
22411 
22412 
22413      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22414 
22415      Time:     System Intialization.
22416 
22417      Meaning:  Disk  DISK_VOL was specified  on a "root"  card as
22418                the  RPV,  but  does  not  have  a  hardcore  (hc)
22419                partition.
22420 
22421      Action:   The "root" card is incorrect, or the wrong pack is
22422                mounted on the first drive described by the "root"
22423                cards.
22424 
22425 
22426 
22427                [init_root_vols.pl1]
22428                init_root_vols:   No room  in rpv  label for  conf
22429                partition.
22430 
22431 
22432      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22433 
22434      Time:     BOS Typewriter.
22435 
22436      Meaning:  The  partition  map  for  the  rpv  did  not  have
22437                sufficient room to add the conf partition.
22438 
22439      Action:   The  rpv will  need  to  be rebuilt.   Contact the
22440                system programming staff.
22441 
22442 
22443 
22444 
22445 
22446 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         387                  11/13/89
22447 init_root_vols                -387-                      11/13/89^L
22448 
22449 
22450                [init_root_vols.pl1]
22451                init_root_vols:    No  room   in  rpv   label  for
22452                partitions.
22453 
22454 
22455      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22456 
22457      Time:     System Intialization.
22458 
22459      Meaning:  The  rpv label  does not  have enough  room in the
22460                partition  map  for  the  new  bce,  file  or  log
22461                partitions.
22462 
22463      Action:   The  rpv will  need  to  be rebuilt.   Contact the
22464                system programming staff.
22465 
22466 
22467 
22468                [init_root_vols.pl1]
22469                init_root_vols:  No root card.
22470 
22471 
22472      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22473 
22474      Time:     System Intialization.
22475 
22476      Meaning:  No "root"  card(s) were found in  the config deck.
22477                At least one must be present, defining the RPV and
22478                other RLV volumes.
22479 
22480      Action:   Fix the config deck and reboot.
22481 
22482 
22483 
22484                [init_root_vols.pl1]
22485                init_root_vols:   root card  specifies nonexistent
22486                drive DISK_VOL.
22487 
22488 
22489      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22490 
22491      Time:     System Intialization.
22492 
22493      Meaning:  The volume DISK_VOL, specified in the config deck,
22494                is not defined by the prph dskX cards.
22495 
22496      Action:   Fix the config deck and reboot.
22497 
22498 
22499 
22500 
22501 
22502 
22503 
22504 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         388                  11/13/89
22505 init_root_vols                -388-                      11/13/89^L
22506 
22507 
22508                [init_root_vols.pl1]
22509                init_root_vols:  RPV not found.
22510 
22511 
22512      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22513 
22514      Time:     System Intialization.
22515 
22516      Meaning:  None of  the disk volumes specified  in the "root"
22517                card(s) admitted to being the RPV.
22518 
22519      Action:   Check  to be sure  the drive on  which the RPV  is
22520                mounted is specified first on the "root" card(s).
22521 
22522 
22523 
22524                [init_root_vols.pl1]
22525                init_root_vols:     RPV     specified    in    the
22526                configuration   deck   (DRIVE)   does   not  match
22527                sys_boot_info (DRIVE).
22528 
22529 
22530      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22531 
22532      Time:     System Intialization.
22533 
22534      Meaning:  The RPV defined  on the root card is  not the same
22535                as the RPV that is currently being used.
22536 
22537      Action:   Fix the config deck and try again.
22538 
22539 
22540 
22541                [init_scavenger_data.pl1]
22542                init_scavenger_data:                scavenger_data
22543                inconsistency.
22544 
22545 
22546      Time:     System Intialization.
22547 
22548      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22549 
22550      Meaning:  An   error   was   encountered   initializing  the
22551                scavenger's data base.
22552 
22553      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
22554 
22555 
22556 
22557 
22558 
22559 
22560 
22561 
22562 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         389                  11/13/89
22563 init_scavenger_data           -389-                      11/13/89^L
22564 
22565 
22566                [init_scavenger_data.pl1]
22567                init_scavenger_data:  scavenger_data too small.
22568 
22569 
22570      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22571 
22572      Time:     System Intialization.
22573 
22574      Meaning:  The  size  of  the  scavenger_data  segment is too
22575                small.   It  can  be  increased  by  the TBLS SCAV
22576                config card.   It must be  at least 68KW,  with an
22577                additional   67KW  for  each   additional  process
22578                (beyond   1)    which   is   to    be   scavenging
22579                simultaneously.
22580 
22581      Action:   Correct the configuration deck and reboot.
22582 
22583 
22584 
22585                [init_scu.pl1]
22586                init_scu:   Warning -  Not all  of MEM  Y will  be
22587                used.
22588 
22589 
22590      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
22591 
22592      Time:     System Intialization.
22593 
22594      Meaning:  The actual amount of memory  present in MEM Y does
22595                not agree  with the config deck.  Only  as much as
22596                the configuration deck specifies will be used.
22597 
22598      Action:   If  this is  an unintentional  error, correct  the
22599                configuration deck before the next bootload.
22600 
22601 
22602 
22603 
22604 
22605 
22606 
22607 
22608 
22609 
22610 
22611 
22612 
22613 
22614 
22615 
22616 
22617 
22618 
22619 
22620 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         390                  11/13/89
22621 init_scu                      -390-                      11/13/89^L
22622 
22623 
22624                [init_sst.pl1]
22625                init_sst:   insufficient   storage  available  for
22626                sst_seg and core map.
22627 
22628 
22629      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22630 
22631      Time:     System Intialization.
22632 
22633      Meaning:  Not  enough main  storage was  available to create
22634                the  sst_seg  during  initialization.   The system
22635                tape may  be bad, or the configuration  may be too
22636                small, or  the system parameters specified  in the
22637                configuration    deck   may   be    incorrect   or
22638                inconsistent  with  the  amount  of  main  storage
22639                available.
22640 
22641      Action:   Follow  normal  recovery  procedures.   Check  the
22642                configuration  and  the  CONFIG  deck  The Multics
22643                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
22644                persists, try another MST.
22645 
22646 
22647 
22648                [init_sst.pl1]
22649                init_sst:   No SST card  in config deck.   One has
22650                been added:  SST N N N N
22651 
22652 
22653      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
22654 
22655      Time:     System Intialization.
22656 
22657      Meaning:  No SST  card was found  in the config  deck.  ASTE
22658                pool sizes of N N N N have been set as defaults.
22659 
22660 
22661 
22662 
22663 
22664 
22665 
22666 
22667 
22668 
22669 
22670 
22671 
22672 
22673 
22674 
22675 
22676 
22677 
22678 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         391                  11/13/89
22679 init_sst                      -391-                      11/13/89^L
22680 
22681 
22682                [init_stack_0.pl1]
22683                init_stack_0:   Error  creating  >sl1>XXXXXX  from
22684                YYYYY.  Retrying.
22685 
22686 
22687      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
22688 
22689      Time:     System Intialization.
22690 
22691      Meaning:  An error  was encountered in creating  the stack_0
22692                segment XXXXXX.  The error  was returned by module
22693                YYYYYY,  and   is  described  in  detail   in  the
22694                following  message.  init_stack_0 will  attempt to
22695                correct the problem by renaming the segment XXXXXX
22696                to   stack_0.<unique  name>,   deleting  it,   and
22697                retrying the creation of segment XXXXXX once.
22698 
22699      Action:   No action is required if the above actions correct
22700                the problem.   If the message persists,  it may be
22701                symptomatic of hardware  or software problems, and
22702                it  should  be  brought  to  the  attention of the
22703                System Programming Staff.
22704 
22705 
22706 
22707                [init_stack_0.pl1]
22708                init_stack_0:   Error  creating  >sl1>XXXXXX  from
22709                YYYYYY.  Stack skipped.
22710 
22711 
22712      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
22713 
22714      Time:     System Intialization.
22715 
22716      Meaning:  An error  was encountered in creating  the stack_0
22717                segment XXXXXX.  The error  was returned by module
22718                YYYYYY,  and   is  described  in  detail   in  the
22719                following  message.   This   error  could  not  be
22720                corrected  by  renaming   the  segment  XXXXXX  to
22721                stack_0.<unique  name>, deleting it,  and retrying
22722                the creation of segment  XXXXXX once.  The stack_0
22723                represented  by  segment  XXXXXX  is  skipped, and
22724                there will be one  fewer stack_0 than specified by
22725                the  max_max_eligible  tuning  parameter  for each
22726                message of this sort.
22727 
22728      Action:   This  message may  be symptomatic  of hardware  or
22729                software  problems.  It  should be  brought to the
22730                attention of the System Programming Staff.
22731 
22732 
22733 
22734 
22735 
22736 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         392                  11/13/89
22737 init_stack_0                  -392-                      11/13/89^L
22738 
22739 
22740                [init_sys_var.pl1]
22741                init_sys_var:  max_hproc_segno < hcscnt of XXX
22742 
22743 
22744      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22745 
22746      Time:     System Intialization.
22747 
22748      Meaning:  The  upper  bound  of  the  descriptor segment for
22749                hardcore processes is too small.  This indicates a
22750                logic  error in the  supervisor, or CPU  or memory
22751                hardware problems.
22752 
22753      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
22754                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
22755                persists, try another MST.
22756 
22757 
22758 
22759                [init_syserr_log.pl1]
22760                init_syserr_log:   Cannot  create  logger process.
22761                ERROR-MESSAGE
22762 
22763 
22764      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
22765 
22766      Time:     System Intialization.
22767 
22768      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
22769                CPU  or  memory   hardware  problems.   No  syserr
22770                messages will be logged during this bootload.
22771 
22772      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
22773 
22774 
22775 
22776                [init_syserr_log.pl1]
22777                init_syserr_log:   Cannot  get  last  message info
22778                from paged syserr log PTR.  ERROR-MESSAGE
22779 
22780 
22781      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
22782 
22783      Time:     System Intialization.
22784 
22785      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
22786                CPU or memory hardware problems.
22787 
22788      Action:   Follow  normal  recovery  procedures.   It  may be
22789                necessary to  reinitialize the LOG  partition with
22790                the BCE test_disk command after this error.
22791 
22792 
22793 
22794 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         393                  11/13/89
22795 init_syserr_log               -393-                      11/13/89^L
22796 
22797 
22798                [init_syserr_log.pl1]
22799                init_syserr_log:   Cannot  get  service  bit  from
22800                paged syserr log PTR.  MESSAGE
22801 
22802 
22803      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
22804 
22805      Time:     System Intialization.
22806 
22807      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
22808                CPU or memory hardware problems.
22809                          Some  error occurred when  attempting to
22810                check the in service bit
22811                          for  the  specified  ring  0  paged  log
22812                segment.
22813 
22814      Action:   No operator action is required.
22815                          The log partition  will be automatically
22816                reinitialized.
22817 
22818 
22819 
22820                [init_syserr_log.pl1]
22821                init_syserr_log:   Cannot initialize  paged syserr
22822                log PTR.
22823 
22824 
22825      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22826 
22827      Time:     System Intialization.
22828 
22829      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
22830                CPU or memory hardware problems.
22831 
22832      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
22833 
22834 
22835 
22836 
22837 
22838 
22839 
22840 
22841 
22842 
22843 
22844 
22845 
22846 
22847 
22848 
22849 
22850 
22851 
22852 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         394                  11/13/89
22853 init_syserr_log               -394-                      11/13/89^L
22854 
22855 
22856                [init_syserr_log.pl1]
22857                init_syserr_log:  Cannot write  initial message to
22858                paged syserr log PTR.  ERROR-MESSAGE
22859 
22860 
22861      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22862 
22863      Time:     System Intialization.
22864 
22865      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
22866                CPU or memory hardware problems.
22867 
22868      Action:   Follow  normal  recovery  procedures.   It  may be
22869                necessary to  reinitialize the LOG  partition with
22870                the BCE test_disk command after this error.
22871 
22872 
22873 
22874                [init_syserr_log.pl1]
22875                init_syserr_log:     Converting   MR10.2    syserr
22876                partition.
22877 
22878 
22879      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
22880 
22881      Time:     System Intialization.
22882 
22883      Meaning:  This message occurs during the first bootload with
22884                an MR11.0 system tape,  and indicates that the LOG
22885                partition is now in the new format.
22886 
22887      Action:   No operator action is required.
22888 
22889 
22890 
22891                [init_syserr_log.pl1]
22892                init_syserr_log:     LOG     partition    damaged.
22893                Reinitializing.
22894 
22895 
22896      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
22897 
22898      Time:     System Intialization.
22899 
22900      Meaning:  The LOG partition has been damaged.  Some messages
22901                may be lost if the previous shutdown was caused by
22902                a   crash.    The   partition   is   automatically
22903                reinitialized.
22904 
22905      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
22906 
22907 
22908 
22909 
22910 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         395                  11/13/89
22911 init_syserr_log               -395-                      11/13/89^L
22912 
22913 
22914                [init_syserr_log.pl1]
22915                init_syserr_log:   No LOG partition  found, syserr
22916                logging disabled.
22917 
22918 
22919      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22920 
22921      Time:     System Intialization.
22922 
22923      Meaning:  The  system requires  a LOG  partition on  the RPV
22924                disk  to  hold  syserr  messages  before  they are
22925                copied into >sc1>syserr_log.   This partition must
22926                exist  on the  volume, and  be defined  by a "PART
22927                LOG" card in the config deck.
22928 
22929      Action:   Create a LOG partition on the RPV and define it in
22930                the config deck, then  re-boot.  The LOG partition
22931                should be at least 200 records long, and may be as
22932                large as 513.
22933 
22934 
22935 
22936                [init_syserr_log.pl1]
22937                init_syserr_log:  Service  bit off for  live paged
22938                syserr log PTR.
22939 
22940 
22941      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
22942 
22943      Time:     System Intialization.
22944 
22945      Meaning:  The in service flag for the specified ring 0 paged
22946                log segment
22947                          was found  off.  Being this  is supposed
22948                to be the live log, an
22949                          error is indicated.  This may occur when
22950                booting after a system
22951                          crash.
22952 
22953      Action:   No operator action is required.
22954                          The   syserr  log   partition  will   be
22955                automatically reinitialized.
22956 
22957 
22958 
22959 
22960 
22961 
22962 
22963 
22964 
22965 
22966 
22967 
22968 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         396                  11/13/89
22969 init_syserr_log               -396-                      11/13/89^L
22970 
22971 
22972                [init_syserr_log.pl1]
22973                init_syserr_log:  Size of PTR  larger on disk than
22974                in header.
22975 
22976 
22977      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22978 
22979      Time:     System Intialization.
22980 
22981      Meaning:  The LOG partition has been damaged.  Some messages
22982                may be lost if the previous shutdown was caused by
22983                a crash.
22984 
22985      Action:   Reinitialize  the  LOG   partition  with  the  BCE
22986                test_disk command and re-boot.
22987 
22988 
22989 
22990                [init_syserr_log.pl1]
22991                init_syserr_log:     Size   of   wired    log   is
22992                inconsistent.
22993 
22994 
22995      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
22996 
22997      Time:     System Intialization.
22998 
22999      Meaning:  The    definitions    in    syserr_data.cds    are
23000                inconsistent  with those  in syserr_data.incl.pl1.
23001                This indicates a programming error.
23002 
23003      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
23004 
23005 
23006 
23007                [init_syserr_log.pl1]
23008                init_syserr_log:  Unable to  retrieve IPC operands
23009                from APTE.  Syserr log copying disabled.
23010 
23011 
23012      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
23013 
23014      Time:     System Intialization.
23015 
23016      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
23017                CPU  or  memory   hardware  problems.   No  syserr
23018                messages will be logged during this bootload.
23019 
23020      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
23021 
23022 
23023 
23024 
23025 
23026 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         397                  11/13/89
23027 init_syserr_log               -397-                      11/13/89^L
23028 
23029 
23030                [init_toehold.pl1]
23031                init_toehold:  No "bce" partition on rpv.  Rebuild
23032                the RPV to add one.
23033 
23034 
23035      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
23036 
23037      Time:     System Intialization.
23038 
23039      Meaning:  The  partition used  to hold  the bootload command
23040                environment is missing from the rpv.
23041 
23042      Action:   A rebuild of the rpv is necessary.
23043 
23044 
23045 
23046                [init_toehold.pl1]
23047                init_toehold:   Unable  to  save  bootload Multics
23048                image to disk.
23049 
23050 
23051      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
23052 
23053      Time:     System Intialization.
23054 
23055      Meaning:  An  i/o error  prevented the  establishment of the
23056                bce crash handler.
23057 
23058 
23059 
23060                [init_toehold.pl1]
23061                init_toehold:  Unable to  save safe_config_deck to
23062                disk.
23063 
23064 
23065      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
23066 
23067      Time:     System Intialization.
23068 
23069      Meaning:  The  safe_config_deck,  used  to  re-establish bce
23070                when a failure of bce  itself occurs, could not be
23071                updated to  disk.  A future failure of  bce may be
23072                catastrophic.
23073 
23074      Action:   Try  performing a  reinitialize operation,  making
23075                sure that the config deck is perfect.
23076 
23077 
23078 
23079 
23080 
23081 
23082 
23083 
23084 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         398                  11/13/89
23085 init_toehold                  -398-                      11/13/89^L
23086 
23087 
23088                [init_volmap_seg.pl1]
23089                init_volmap_seg:  Records  left on dskX_NN(PVNAME)
23090                changed from X to Y.
23091 
23092 
23093      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
23094 
23095      Time:     During  system initialization as  physical volumes
23096                of  the Root  Logical Volume  (RLV) are  accepted,
23097                during system  start_up as physical  volumes which
23098                were mounted at the last shutdown are accepted, or
23099                when a physical volume is mounted and accepted.
23100 
23101      Meaning:  A VTOC header was  encountered which did not agree
23102                with  the  Volume  Map.   This  will  occur when a
23103                volume  which  was  not   shut  down  properly  is
23104                mounted.
23105 
23106      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
23107 
23108 
23109 
23110                [init_volmap_seg.pl1]
23111                init_volmap_seg:   Unable  to   get  NK  ASTE  for
23112                volmap_seg.
23113 
23114 
23115      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
23116 
23117      Time:     During  system initialization as  physical volumes
23118                of  the Root  Logical Volume  (RLV) are  accepted,
23119                during system  start_up as physical  volumes which
23120                were mounted at the last shutdown are accepted, or
23121                when a physical volume is mounted and accepted.
23122 
23123      Meaning:  An  NK ASTE  was not  available for  accessing the
23124                Volume Map.  The most likely cause is an ASTE pool
23125                size which is too small.
23126 
23127      Action:   Follow  normal recovery procedures.   Increase the
23128                number of  ASTEs in the appropriate  pool by means
23129                of the SST configuration card.
23130 
23131 
23132 
23133 
23134 
23135 
23136 
23137 
23138 
23139 
23140 
23141 
23142 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         399                  11/13/89
23143 init_volmap_seg               -399-                      11/13/89^L
23144 
23145 
23146                [init_volmap_seg.pl1]
23147                init_volmap_seg:  Unable  to get NK ASTE  for VTOC
23148                header.
23149 
23150 
23151      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
23152 
23153      Time:     During  system initialization as  physical volumes
23154                of  the Root  Logical Volume  (RLV) are  accepted,
23155                during system  start_up as physical  volumes which
23156                were mounted at the last shutdown are accepted, or
23157                when a physical volume is mounted and accepted.
23158 
23159      Meaning:  An  NK ASTE  was not  available for  accessing the
23160                VTOC  header.  The  most likely  cause is  an ASTE
23161                pool size which is too small.
23162 
23163      Action:   Follow  normal recovery procedures.   Increase the
23164                number of  ASTEs in the appropriate  pool by means
23165                of the SST configuration card.
23166 
23167 
23168 
23169                [init_volmap_seg.pl1]
23170                init_volmap_seg:  Unable to  initialize dumper map
23171                for dskX_NN(PVNAME)
23172 
23173 
23174      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
23175 
23176      Time:     During  system initialization as  physical volumes
23177                of  the Root  Logical Volume  (RLV) are  accepted,
23178                during system  start_up as physical  volumes which
23179                were mounted at the last shutdown are accepted, or
23180                when a physical volume is mounted and accepted.
23181 
23182      Meaning:  An    unexpected   error   was    encountered   in
23183                initializing  the  backup  queue  bit  map for the
23184                Physical Volume  Dumper.  The volume on  which the
23185                error  occurred  cannot  be  backed  up  with  the
23186                Physical Volume Dumper.
23187 
23188      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
23189 
23190 
23191 
23192 
23193 
23194 
23195 
23196 
23197 
23198 
23199 
23200 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         400                  11/13/89
23201 init_volmap_seg               -400-                      11/13/89^L
23202 
23203 
23204                [init_volmap_seg.pl1]
23205                init_volmap_seg:   VTOCEs left  on dskX_NN(PVNAME)
23206                changed from X to Y.
23207 
23208 
23209      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
23210 
23211      Time:     During  system initialization as  physical volumes
23212                of  the Root  Logical Volume  (RLV) are  accepted,
23213                during system  start_up as physical  volumes which
23214                were mounted at the last shutdown are accepted, or
23215                when a physical volume is mounted and accepted.
23216 
23217      Meaning:  A VTOC header was  encountered which did not agree
23218                with the VTOC Map.  This  will occur when a volume
23219                which was not shut down properly is mounted.
23220 
23221      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
23222 
23223 
23224 
23225                [init_volmap_seg.pl1]
23226                init_volmap_seg:   YYYY volume  inconsistencies on
23227                dskX_NN(PVNAME).  UUUU records  left.  VVVV VTOCEs
23228                left.
23229 
23230 
23231      Stream:   Logged only if the number  of free records and the
23232                number of  free VTOCEs are both  above thresholds.
23233                Logged  and printed  on the  console if  either is
23234                below threshold.
23235 
23236      Time:     During  system initialization as  physical volumes
23237                of  the Root  Logical Volume  (RLV) are  accepted,
23238                during system  start_up as physical  volumes which
23239                were mounted at the last shutdown are accepted, or
23240                when a physical volume is mounted and accepted.
23241 
23242      Meaning:  The   volume  was   not  shut   down  properly  or
23243                inconsistencies were detected while the volume was
23244                mounted.  The  effect of these  inconsistencies is
23245                that free records and free  VTOCEs are lost to the
23246                system.  Lost records and  VTOCEs can be recovered
23247                by a volume salvage.
23248 
23249      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
23250 
23251 
23252 
23253 
23254 
23255 
23256 
23257 
23258 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         401                  11/13/89
23259 init_volmap_seg               -401-                      11/13/89^L
23260 
23261 
23262                [init_vtoc_man.pl1]
23263                init_vtoc_man:   Unexpected   error  from  absadr.
23264                Code XX.
23265 
23266 
23267      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
23268 
23269      Time:     System Intialization.
23270 
23271      Meaning:  The absolute address  of vtoc_buffer_seg could not
23272                be   determined.   This   indicates  hardware   or
23273                software malfunction.
23274 
23275      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
23276 
23277 
23278 
23279                [real_initializer.pl1.pmac]
23280                initializer:  Bad root volume.
23281 
23282 
23283      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
23284 
23285      Time:     System Intialization.
23286 
23287      Meaning:  A volume  specified on a  ROOT card was  found ill
23288                formatted by init_root_vols.
23289 
23290      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
23291 
23292 
23293 
23294                [real_initializer.pl1.pmac]
23295                initializer:  bad_dir_ signal raised
23296 
23297 
23298      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
23299 
23300      Time:     System Intialization.
23301 
23302      Meaning:  During  system  bootload,  directory  control  has
23303                encountered  an invalid  directory.  This  usually
23304                occurs   due  to   damage  to   the  root   or  to
23305                >system_control_1.    The  RPV   is  automatically
23306                scheduled for volume salvage.
23307 
23308      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
23309 
23310 
23311 
23312 
23313 
23314 
23315 
23316 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         402                  11/13/89
23317 initializer                   -402-                      11/13/89^L
23318 
23319 
23320                [real_initializer.pl1.pmac]
23321                initializer:  ENTRY_TO_CALL check_stop.
23322 
23323 
23324      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
23325 
23326      Time:     System Intialization.
23327 
23328      Meaning:  The initializer  has detected that the  first nine
23329                data  switches on the  CPU contain an  octal "123"
23330                and the STOP number of  the entry to be called and
23331                the current collection_1_phase match the other CPU
23332                data  switches.  The  initializer calls  BCE after
23333                displaying  this  message,   but  before  actually
23334                calling the entry.  The CPU data switches have the
23335                following usage:
23336 
23337                 0  -  8: must  be set to  an octal "123"  for any
23338                          other switches to be valid.
23339                 9  - 14: area   for   the   BCD   value   of  the
23340                          collection_1_phase to stop in.
23341                 15 - 20: area for  the BCD hundreds digit  of the
23342                          STOP number.
23343                 21 - 26: area for the BCD  tens digit of the STOP
23344                          number.
23345                 27 - 32: area for the BCD  ones digit of the STOP
23346                          number.
23347                 33 - 35: not used or checked.
23348 
23349      Action:   Execute  any BCE   functions desired.   Modify the
23350                setting  of  the  CPU  data  switches as required.
23351                Execute   the   BCE   "go"   function   to  resume
23352                initialization.
23353 
23354 
23355 
23356                [real_initializer.pl1.pmac]
23357                initializer:  intk card missing.
23358 
23359 
23360      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
23361 
23362      Time:     System Intialization.
23363 
23364      Meaning:  No "intk" card was found in the config deck.
23365 
23366      Action:   $config
23367 
23368 
23369 
23370 
23371 
23372 
23373 
23374 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         403                  11/13/89
23375 initializer                   -403-                      11/13/89^L
23376 
23377 
23378                [real_initializer.pl1.pmac]
23379                initializer:    Multics  SYSID   (VERSION)  syserr
23380                logging initialized.
23381 
23382 
23383      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
23384 
23385      Time:     System Intialization.
23386 
23387      Meaning:  This is the first syserr message produced by every
23388                bootload.   It is produced  as soon as  the syserr
23389                logging mechanism is made operative, which insures
23390                that  it is  the  first  message logged  for every
23391                bootload.  It identifies the system ID and version
23392                of the running system.
23393 
23394      Action:   No operator action is required.
23395 
23396 
23397 
23398                [real_initializer.pl1.pmac]
23399                initializer:    Segment   fault   error   by  PPPP
23400                referencing PPPP:  ERROR
23401 
23402 
23403      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
23404 
23405      Time:     System Intialization.
23406 
23407      Meaning:  During system bootload, a  segment fault error has
23408                occurred.  This  usually indicates running  out of
23409                room on the RLV.  A  BOOT RPVS may recover some of
23410                this space.   The procedure causing the  error and
23411                the segment being referenced are identified, along
23412                with the error message.
23413 
23414      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
23415 
23416 
23417 
23418 
23419 
23420 
23421 
23422 
23423 
23424 
23425 
23426 
23427 
23428 
23429 
23430 
23431 
23432 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         404                  11/13/89
23433 initializer                   -404-                      11/13/89^L
23434 
23435 
23436                [real_initializer.pl1.pmac]
23437                initializer:  STOP_NUM  ENTRY_TO_CALL state ISTATE
23438                phase CPHASE.
23439 
23440 
23441      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
23442 
23443      Time:     System Intialization.
23444 
23445      Meaning:  The "loud" config parm is currently enabled.  This
23446                message gives the  current stop number (STOP_NUM),
23447                that  can  be  used  to  stop  the  initialization
23448                process   and  return    to  BCE   before  calling
23449                ENTRY_TO_CALL.     The     current    values    of
23450                sys_info$initialization_state     (ISTATE)     and
23451                sys_info$collection_1_phase   (CPHASE)  are   also
23452                given.
23453 
23454      Action:   No operator action is required.
23455 
23456 
23457 
23458                [dn355_boot_interrupt.pl1]
23459                Invalid bootload interrupt for FNP X, status N
23460 
23461 
23462      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
23463 
23464      Time:     When bootloading an FNP
23465 
23466      Meaning:  The FNP responded to  the bootload attempt with an
23467                interrupt, but the high-order  bit of the reported
23468                status was  not on.  N is the  reported status (in
23469                octal).
23470 
23471      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
23472 
23473 
23474 
23475                [io_config_init.pl1]
23476                io_config_init:  Invalid iom  or channel number on
23477                prph NAME card.
23478 
23479 
23480      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
23481 
23482      Time:     System Intialization.
23483 
23484      Meaning:  The iom number or the channel number is invalid on
23485                the prph card that defines NAME.
23486 
23487      Action:   Fix the config deck.
23488 
23489 
23490 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         405                  11/13/89
23491 io_config_init                -405-                      11/13/89^L
23492 
23493 
23494                [io_error.pl1]
23495                io_error:   Illegal  address   value  in  call  to
23496                io_manager.
23497 
23498 
23499      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
23500 
23501      Time:     While system is running.
23502 
23503      Meaning:  An address  that was not  in the required  part of
23504                memory or was not aligned properly was passed in a
23505                call to io_manager.  This  indicates a logic error
23506                in  the  supervisor,  or  CPU  or  memory hardware
23507                problems.
23508 
23509      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  Contact  the
23510                system programming staff.
23511 
23512 
23513 
23514                [io_error.pl1]
23515                io_error:   Invalid  channel   index  in  call  to
23516                io_manager.
23517 
23518 
23519      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
23520 
23521      Time:     While system is running.
23522 
23523      Meaning:  A  channel index  which did  not correspond  to an
23524                assigned logical channel was passed to io_manager.
23525                This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
23526                CPU or memory hardware problems.
23527 
23528      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  Contact  the
23529                system programming staff.
23530 
23531 
23532 
23533 
23534 
23535 
23536 
23537 
23538 
23539 
23540 
23541 
23542 
23543 
23544 
23545 
23546 
23547 
23548 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         406                  11/13/89
23549 io_error                      -406-                      11/13/89^L
23550 
23551 
23552                [ioam_.pl1]
23553                ioam_:   The IOAT  is too  small, use  TBLS config
23554                card to increase size.
23555 
23556 
23557      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
23558 
23559      Time:     System Intialization.
23560 
23561      Meaning:  The system was  unable to make an entry  in the IO
23562                Assignment  Table.   One  or  more  devices may be
23563                unattachable.
23564 
23565      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.  Correct the
23566                configuration deck before the next bootload.
23567 
23568 
23569 
23570                [ioi_init.pl1]
23571                ioi_init:  Duplicate "prph NAME" card found.
23572 
23573 
23574      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
23575 
23576      Time:     System Intialization.
23577 
23578      Meaning:  $msg
23579 
23580      Action:   $config
23581 
23582 
23583 
23584                [ioi_init.pl1]
23585                ioi_init:   ERROR_CODE  Unable  to  assign channel
23586                CHANID.
23587 
23588 
23589      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
23590 
23591      Time:     System Intialization.
23592 
23593      Meaning:  A  logical channel could  not be assigned  to IOI.
23594                This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
23595                CPU or memory hardware problems.
23596 
23597      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
23598 
23599 
23600 
23601 
23602 
23603 
23604 
23605 
23606 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         407                  11/13/89
23607 ioi_init                      -407-                      11/13/89^L
23608 
23609 
23610                [ioi_init.pl1]
23611                ioi_init:   ERROR_CODE Unable  to get  the name of
23612                name of iom IOMNO channel CHANNO.
23613 
23614 
23615      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
23616 
23617      Time:     System Intialization.
23618 
23619      Meaning:  An attempt to generate the name of logical channel
23620                CHANNO of iom IOMNO failed.
23621 
23622      Action:   $config
23623 
23624 
23625 
23626                [ioi_init.pl1]
23627                ioi_init:  Multiple definitions  of channel CHANID
23628                found for subsystem NAME.
23629 
23630 
23631      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
23632 
23633      Time:     System Intialization.
23634 
23635      Meaning:  $msg
23636 
23637      Action:   $config
23638 
23639 
23640 
23641                [ioi_init.pl1]
23642                ioi_init:   Multiple  definitions  of  device NAME
23643                found.
23644 
23645 
23646      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
23647 
23648      Time:     System Intialization.
23649 
23650      Meaning:  $msg
23651 
23652      Action:   $config
23653 
23654 
23655 
23656 
23657 
23658 
23659 
23660 
23661 
23662 
23663 
23664 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         408                  11/13/89
23665 ioi_init                      -408-                      11/13/89^L
23666 
23667 
23668                [ioi_init.pl1]
23669                ioi_init:  No cte found for channel CHANID.
23670 
23671 
23672      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
23673 
23674      Time:     System Intialization.
23675 
23676      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
23677                CPU or memory hardware problems.
23678 
23679      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
23680 
23681 
23682 
23683                [ioi_init.pl1]
23684                ioi_init:  No entry for NAME found in disk_data.
23685 
23686 
23687      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
23688 
23689      Time:     System Intialization.
23690 
23691      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
23692                CPU or memory hardware problems.
23693 
23694      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
23695 
23696 
23697 
23698                [ioi_init.pl1]
23699                ioi_init:  No matching "prph NAME" found for "chnl
23700                NAME".
23701 
23702 
23703      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
23704 
23705      Time:     System Intialization.
23706 
23707      Meaning:  $msg
23708 
23709      Action:   $config
23710 
23711 
23712 
23713 
23714 
23715 
23716 
23717 
23718 
23719 
23720 
23721 
23722 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         409                  11/13/89
23723 ioi_init                      -409-                      11/13/89^L
23724 
23725 
23726                [ioi_masked.pl1]
23727                ioi_masked$interrupt:  absadr failed.
23728 
23729 
23730      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
23731 
23732      Time:     While system is running.
23733 
23734      Meaning:  A call to the  absadr function returned a non-zero
23735                error code,  indicating that the  absolute address
23736                of the workspace could not be obtained.  Since the
23737                workspace is  wired, this error should  never have
23738                occurred.
23739 
23740      Action:   Contact  the  system  programming  staff.   Follow
23741                normal recovery procedures.
23742 
23743 
23744 
23745                [ioi_masked.pl1]
23746                ioi_masked$interrupt:  I/O error.
23747 
23748 
23749      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
23750 
23751      Time:     While system is running.
23752 
23753      Meaning:  An  error,  or  accumulation  of  like errors, has
23754                occured.  All  needed information is  contained in
23755                the binary portion of the entry.
23756 
23757      Action:   No operator action is required.
23758 
23759 
23760 
23761                [ioi_masked.pl1]
23762                ioi_masked$interrupt:    Interrupt  for   inactive
23763                device (device DEVID).  Type go to continue.
23764 
23765 
23766      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
23767 
23768      Time:     While system is running.
23769 
23770      Meaning:  An interrupt has been  received over a channel for
23771                which  the device  is not  marked "active".   This
23772                could indicate an error in  the I/O hardware or in
23773                the setting/checking of the device active flag.
23774 
23775      Action:   Typing  "go"  at  BCE  will  cause  Multics  to be
23776                reentered and ioi_masked to dismiss this error and
23777                properly cleanup.
23778 
23779 
23780 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         410                  11/13/89
23781 ioi_masked$interrupt          -410-                      11/13/89^L
23782 
23783 
23784                [ioi_masked.pl1]
23785                ioi_masked$interrupt:  Special.
23786 
23787 
23788      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
23789 
23790      Time:     While system is running.
23791 
23792      Meaning:  A  special interrupt,  or accumulation  of special
23793                interrupts,  has occured.  All  needed information
23794                is contained in the binary portion of the entry.
23795 
23796      Action:   No operator action is required.
23797 
23798 
23799 
23800                [ioi_masked.pl1]
23801                ioi_masked$timer:    Attempt    to   unwire   NULL
23802                workspace.  (device DEVID).
23803 
23804 
23805      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
23806 
23807      Time:     While system is running.
23808 
23809      Meaning:  Device  entry flag  and time  stamp indicated that
23810                its  workspace  required  unwiring.   However  the
23811                pointer  to the ASTE  for the workspace  was null.
23812                This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
23813                CPU or memory hardware problems.
23814 
23815      Action:   Contact  the  system  programming  staff.   Follow
23816                normal recovery procedures.
23817 
23818 
23819 
23820 
23821 
23822 
23823 
23824 
23825 
23826 
23827 
23828 
23829 
23830 
23831 
23832 
23833 
23834 
23835 
23836 
23837 
23838 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         411                  11/13/89
23839 ioi_masked$timer              -411-                      11/13/89^L
23840 
23841 
23842                [ioi_masked.pl1]
23843                ioi_masked$timer:    Timeout  on   channel  CHANID
23844                (device DEVID).
23845 
23846 
23847      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
23848 
23849      Time:     While system is running.
23850 
23851      Meaning:  The time limit has expired waiting for status from
23852                CHANID for  a previous connect.  The  channel will
23853                be masked "OFF", then unmasked if multiple devices
23854                exist  (i.e.   tapes  and  disks)  so that special
23855                interrupts can be received.
23856 
23857      Action:   Contact    your     Customer    Service    Account
23858                Representative if the errors persist.
23859 
23860 
23861 
23862                [ioi_masked.pl1]
23863                ioi_masked$timer:   Timeout on channel  CHANID (no
23864                device).
23865 
23866 
23867      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
23868 
23869      Time:     While system is running.
23870 
23871      Meaning:  The time limit has expired waiting for status from
23872                CHANID for the connect to unmask the channel.  The
23873                channel  will be  masked "OFF",  then then  unmask
23874                will be tried again.
23875 
23876      Action:   Contact    your     Customer    Service    Account
23877                Representative if the errors persist.
23878 
23879 
23880 
23881 
23882 
23883 
23884 
23885 
23886 
23887 
23888 
23889 
23890 
23891 
23892 
23893 
23894 
23895 
23896 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         412                  11/13/89
23897 ioi_masked$timer              -412-                      11/13/89^L
23898 
23899 
23900                [ioi_masked.pl1]
23901                ioi_masked:   Channel CHANID not  responding, will
23902                remain masked.
23903 
23904 
23905      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
23906 
23907      Time:     While system is running.
23908 
23909      Meaning:  The time limit has expired waiting for status from
23910                a previous unmask connect (reset-status idcw).  It
23911                is apparent  that the channel is  inoperative.  No
23912                further  attempt  will  be  made  to  re-open  the
23913                channel.
23914 
23915      Action:   Contact    your     Customer    Service    Account
23916                Representative if the errors persist.
23917 
23918 
23919 
23920                [ioi_masked.pl1]
23921                ioi_masked:   Lock  for  subsystem  SUBSYSTEM  not
23922                locked to process OOOOOO.
23923 
23924 
23925      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
23926 
23927      Time:     While system is running.
23928 
23929      Meaning:  An unlock of the subsystem lock was attempted, but
23930                is was not locked by this process.  This indicates
23931                a logic error in the  supervisor, or CPU or memory
23932                hardware problems.
23933 
23934      Action:   Contact  the  system  programming  staff.   Follow
23935                normal recovery procedures.
23936 
23937 
23938 
23939 
23940 
23941 
23942 
23943 
23944 
23945 
23946 
23947 
23948 
23949 
23950 
23951 
23952 
23953 
23954 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         413                  11/13/89
23955 ioi_masked                    -413-                      11/13/89^L
23956 
23957 
23958                [ioi_masked.pl1]
23959                ioi_masked:  Mylock error on subsystem SUBSYSTEM.
23960 
23961 
23962      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
23963 
23964      Time:     While system is running.
23965 
23966      Meaning:  An lock  of the subsystem lock  was attempted, but
23967                is  was  already  locked  by  this  process.  This
23968                indicates a logic error  in the supervisor, or CPU
23969                or memory hardware problems.
23970 
23971      Action:   Contact  the  system  programming  staff.   Follow
23972                normal recovery procedures.
23973 
23974 
23975 
23976                [ioi_masked.pl1]
23977                ioi_masked:  No Ext.  Stat.  with MAJOR/SUB status
23978                on chnl CHANID (DEVID).
23979 
23980 
23981      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
23982 
23983      Time:     While system is running.
23984 
23985      Meaning:  An error status has occured that requires detailed
23986                status.   This CHANID   should have  supplied this
23987                with the status, but did not.  This CHANID is also
23988                not capable of requesting the detailed status.  An
23989                octal  dump  of  the  status_entry  area  will  be
23990                displayed along with the error message.
23991 
23992      Action:   No operator action is required.
23993 
23994 
23995 
23996 
23997 
23998 
23999 
24000 
24001 
24002 
24003 
24004 
24005 
24006 
24007 
24008 
24009 
24010 
24011 
24012 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         414                  11/13/89
24013 ioi_masked                    -414-                      11/13/89^L
24014 
24015 
24016                [ioi_verify_lock.pl1]
24017                ioi_verify_lock:  Force unlocked device entry lock
24018                #N for USERID.
24019 
24020 
24021      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
24022 
24023      Time:     While system is running.
24024 
24025      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
24026                CPU  or  memory  hardware  problems.   The process
24027                encountered a  condition in ring-0 which  forced a
24028                crawlout.  IOI unlocks all locks for the process.
24029 
24030      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
24031 
24032 
24033 
24034                [ioi_verify_lock.pl1]
24035                ioi_verify_lock:  Force unlocked  group entry lock
24036                for USERID.
24037 
24038 
24039      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
24040 
24041      Time:     While system is running.
24042 
24043      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
24044                CPU  or  memory  hardware  problems.   The process
24045                encountered a  condition in ring-0 which  forced a
24046                crawlout.  IOI unlocks all locks for the process.
24047 
24048      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
24049 
24050 
24051 
24052                [ioi_verify_lock.pl1]
24053                ioi_verify_lock:  Force  unlocked reconfigure lock
24054                for USERID.
24055 
24056 
24057      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
24058 
24059      Time:     While system is running.
24060 
24061      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
24062                CPU  or  memory  hardware  problems.   The process
24063                encountered a  condition in ring-0 which  forced a
24064                crawlout.  IOI unlocks all locks for the process.
24065 
24066      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
24067 
24068 
24069 
24070 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         415                  11/13/89
24071 ioi_verify_lock               -415-                      11/13/89^L
24072 
24073 
24074                [iom_data_init.pl1]
24075                IOM model of "nsa" for  IOM TAG will be changed to
24076                "iom".
24077 
24078 
24079      Stream:   $announce
24080 
24081      Time:     System Intialization.
24082 
24083      Meaning:  The model field of this  IOM card should be "iom".
24084                The system will
24085                   correct it for this boot.
24086 
24087      Action:   Correct configuration deck before next boot.
24088 
24089 
24090 
24091                [iom_data_init.pl1]
24092                iom_data_init:   Bad   IOM  tag  TAG.    IOM  card
24093                ignored.
24094 
24095 
24096      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
24097 
24098      Time:     System Intialization.
24099 
24100      Meaning:  An IOM card contained an  IOM tag other than A, B,
24101                C, or D.
24102 
24103      Action:   Correct configuration deck and reboot.
24104 
24105 
24106 
24107                [iom_data_init.pl1]
24108                iom_data_init:  Bad model MODEL  for IOM TAG.  IOM
24109                card ignored.
24110 
24111 
24112      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
24113 
24114      Time:     System Intialization.
24115 
24116      Meaning:  The model field for IOM TAG was not recognized.
24117 
24118      Action:   Correct configuration deck and reboot.
24119 
24120 
24121 
24122 
24123 
24124 
24125 
24126 
24127 
24128 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         416                  11/13/89
24129 iom_data_init                 -416-                      11/13/89^L
24130 
24131 
24132                [iom_data_init.pl1]
24133                iom_data_init:  Bad state STATE  for IOM TAG.  IOM
24134                card ignored.
24135 
24136 
24137      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
24138 
24139      Time:     System Intialization.
24140 
24141      Meaning:  The state for IOM TAG was neither "on" or "off".
24142 
24143      Action:   Correct configuration deck and reboot.
24144 
24145 
24146 
24147                [iom_data_init.pl1]
24148                iom_data_init:  Data not in low 256K.
24149 
24150 
24151      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
24152 
24153      Time:     System Intialization.
24154 
24155      Meaning:  The IOM data bases are not located in the low 256K
24156                of  memory.  This indicates  a logic error  in the
24157                supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware problems.
24158 
24159      Action:   Correct configuration deck and reboot.
24160 
24161 
24162 
24163                [iom_data_init.pl1]
24164                iom_data_init:  Duplicate IOM TAG in config deck.
24165 
24166 
24167      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
24168 
24169      Time:     System Intialization.
24170 
24171      Meaning:  Two IOM cards specifying IOM tag TAG were found in
24172                the configuration deck.
24173 
24174      Action:   Correct configuration deck and reboot.
24175 
24176 
24177 
24178 
24179 
24180 
24181 
24182 
24183 
24184 
24185 
24186 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         417                  11/13/89
24187 iom_data_init                 -417-                      11/13/89^L
24188 
24189 
24190                [iom_data_init.pl1]
24191                iom_data_init:  Error from absadr.
24192 
24193 
24194      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
24195 
24196      Time:     System Intialization.
24197 
24198      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
24199                CPU or memory hardware problems.
24200 
24201      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
24202 
24203 
24204 
24205                [iom_data_init.pl1]
24206                iom_data_init:  Illegal  port number PORT  for IOM
24207                TAG.
24208 
24209 
24210      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
24211 
24212      Time:     System Intialization.
24213 
24214      Meaning:  The IOM card for IOM TAG contained an illegal port
24215                number.  The port number must be between 0 and 7.
24216 
24217      Action:   Correct configuration deck and reboot.
24218 
24219 
24220 
24221                [iom_data_init.pl1]
24222                iom_data_init:  IOM TAG reuses port PORT.
24223 
24224 
24225      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
24226 
24227      Time:     System Intialization.
24228 
24229      Meaning:  IOM TAG has been given the same port as some other
24230                active module (CPU or IOM).
24231 
24232      Action:   Correct configuration deck and reboot.
24233 
24234 
24235 
24236 
24237 
24238 
24239 
24240 
24241 
24242 
24243 
24244 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         418                  11/13/89
24245 iom_data_init                 -418-                      11/13/89^L
24246 
24247 
24248                [iom_data_init.pl1]
24249                iom_data_init:  No valid IOM cards found.
24250 
24251 
24252      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
24253 
24254      Time:     System Intialization.
24255 
24256      Meaning:  There were no valid IOM cards in the configuration
24257                deck.
24258 
24259      Action:   Correct configuration deck and reboot.
24260 
24261 
24262 
24263                [iom_data_init.pl1]
24264                iom_data_init:  Unable to  assign overhead channel
24265                for IOM TAG.
24266 
24267 
24268      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
24269 
24270      Time:     System Intialization.
24271 
24272      Meaning:  Could not set up overhead channel handlers for IOM
24273                TAG.   This   indicates  a  logic  error   in  the
24274                supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware problems.
24275 
24276      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
24277 
24278 
24279 
24280 
24281 
24282 
24283 
24284 
24285 
24286 
24287 
24288 
24289 
24290 
24291 
24292 
24293 
24294 
24295 
24296 
24297 
24298 
24299 
24300 
24301 
24302 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         419                  11/13/89
24303 iom_data_init                 -419-                      11/13/89^L
24304 
24305 
24306                [iom_error.pl1]
24307                iom_error:   Unexpected level  LEVEL_NUM interrupt
24308                from channel CHNL [Status word - OOOOOOOOOOOO]
24309 
24310 
24311 
24312      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
24313 
24314      Time:     While system is running.
24315 
24316      Meaning:  The  specified  level  interrupt  has  occured  on
24317                channel  CHNL, either   no channel  assignment was
24318                found  for the specified  channel or there  was no
24319                handler specified  for the channel.  If  CHNL is a
24320                "?",  this indicates  an error  occured converting
24321                the iom  and channel numbers, which  are displayed
24322                in  parenthesis  "(iom  N,  chan_no  N)" after the
24323                question  mark.  The  status word  associated with
24324                the interrupt will be displayed when non-zero.
24325 
24326      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
24327 
24328 
24329 
24330                [iom_overhead.pl1]
24331                iom_overhead:  IOM TAG System fault status STATUS.
24332 
24333 
24334      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
24335 
24336      Time:     While system is running.
24337 
24338      Meaning:  An IOM system fault  has occurred.  This indicates
24339                a problem in either hardware or system software.
24340 
24341      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
24342 
24343 
24344 
24345 
24346 
24347 
24348 
24349 
24350 
24351 
24352 
24353 
24354 
24355 
24356 
24357 
24358 
24359 
24360 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         420                  11/13/89
24361 iom_overhead                  -420-                      11/13/89^L
24362 
24363 
24364                [iom_overhead.pl1]
24365                iom_overhead:   Status queue  overrun for  IOM TAG
24366                channel CHANNEL.
24367 
24368 
24369      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
24370 
24371      Time:     While system is running.
24372 
24373      Meaning:  The  IOM has  failed to   refresh the  DCW for  an
24374                overhead  channel.   This   indicates  a  hardware
24375                problem.
24376 
24377      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
24378 
24379 
24380 
24381                [lap_simplex.pl1]
24382                lap_simplex(CHN):   Attempt  to  write  overlength
24383                frame.
24384 
24385 
24386      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
24387 
24388      Time:     While system is running.
24389 
24390      Meaning:  An  attempt was made  to add a  buffer to a  frame
24391                which  didn't have  room for  it.  The  connection
24392                will be crashed.
24393 
24394      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
24395 
24396 
24397 
24398                [lap_simplex.pl1]
24399                lap_simplex(CHN):   Failure,  Link  state:  STATE,
24400                Current  Action:   FUNCTION,  in  ESTATE,  Primary
24401                state:  PSTATE, Secondary state:  SSTATE.
24402 
24403 
24404      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
24405 
24406      Time:     While system is running.
24407 
24408      Meaning:  Normal request to crash the line when the link has
24409                been disconnected  by the FNP.  STATE  is the main
24410                state of the link.   FUNCTION is the last function
24411                the link  processed.  The ESTATE is  the execution
24412                state of the last function.  PSTATE and SSTATE are
24413                the link up substate.
24414 
24415      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
24416 
24417 
24418 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         421                  11/13/89
24419 lap_simplex(CHN)              -421-                      11/13/89^L
24420 
24421 
24422                [lap_simplex.pl1]
24423                lap_simplex(CHN):  Invalid subchannel index XXX
24424 
24425 
24426      Stream:   $alarm
24427 
24428      Time:     While system is running.
24429 
24430      Meaning:  Some  call  which  attempted  to  write, process a
24431                control  order   or  process  a   modes  operation
24432                specified a subchannel other than 1.
24433 
24434      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
24435 
24436 
24437 
24438                [lap_simplex.pl1]
24439                lap_simplex(CHN):    Link   disconnected   due  to
24440                mis-matched frame sizes.  CMDR/FRMR frame:  FRAME.
24441 
24442 
24443      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
24444 
24445      Time:     While system is running.
24446 
24447      Meaning:  The  FNP has received  a command reject  (LAPB) or
24448                frame  reject (LAP)  which specified  a reason  of
24449                "wide frame"  on channel CHN.  The  actual level 2
24450                command is  FRAME.  This means the  frame received
24451                by the other end was too long.  Instead of looping
24452                continuously trying  to send this frame,  the link
24453                will be  disconnected.  The maximum frame  size in
24454                the  Multics TTF for  this link should  be checked
24455                against the size expected by  the other end of the
24456                link, and corrected.
24457 
24458      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
24459 
24460 
24461 
24462                [lap_simplex.pl1]
24463                lap_simplex(CHN):  Unexpected  interrupt TYPE DATA
24464                received.
24465 
24466 
24467      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
24468 
24469      Time:     While system is running.
24470 
24471      Meaning:  An unexpected MCM interrupt was processed.
24472 
24473      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
24474 
24475 
24476 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         422                  11/13/89
24477 lap_simplex(CHN)              -422-                      11/13/89^L
24478 
24479 
24480                [lap_simplex.pl1]
24481                lap_simplex(CHN):   Write  failed  to  take  whole
24482                frame, discarding rest.
24483 
24484 
24485      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
24486 
24487      Time:     While system is running.
24488 
24489      Meaning:  A attempt  to write a  whole frame failed,  only a
24490                part of it was taken.   An attempt will be made to
24491                continue.
24492 
24493      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
24494 
24495 
24496 
24497                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
24498                lg_ctl_$logout:             called            with
24499                active=N,{^}proc_create_ok  for NAME.PROJ  TTY ute
24500                MM||NN
24501 
24502 
24503      Stream:   as (severity0)
24504 
24505      Time:     While system is running.
24506 
24507      Meaning:  At attempt was made to  logout a process which was
24508                not logged in.  This is most likely the cause of a
24509                login error in the answering service.
24510 
24511      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
24512 
24513 
24514 
24515                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
24516                lg_ctl_:  lowered max ring for PERSON.PROJECT from
24517                N (in PDTE) to M (in SATE)
24518 
24519 
24520      Stream:   as (severity0)
24521 
24522      Time:     While system is running.
24523 
24524      Meaning:  The value  for the max  ring specified in  the PDT
24525                entry for PERSON on project PROJECT was lower than
24526                the  maximum  allowed  ring  in  the  SAT  for the
24527                project.  The  SAT value was used  for this login.
24528                The  project administrator  should change  the PDT
24529                value  to conform  to  the  limits imposed  by the
24530                system administrator.
24531 
24532 
24533 
24534 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         423                  11/13/89
24535 lg_ctl_                       -423-                      11/13/89^L
24536 
24537 
24538                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
24539                lg_ctl_:  breach of physical security by NAME.PROJ
24540                from CHANNEL (TYPE terminal "ID").
24541                lg_ctl_:    person   authorization   is   AUTH_NUM
24542                (AUTH_STRING)
24543                lg_ctl_:    terminal  access  class   is  AUTH_NUM
24544                (AUTH_STRING)
24545 
24546 
24547      Stream:   as (severity2)
24548 
24549      Time:     While system is running.
24550 
24551      Meaning:  The user  identified in the first  message by NAME
24552                on the project PROJ has somehow gotten access to a
24553                terminal with an access  class higher than his own
24554                authorization.    The  next   two  messages   give
24555                additional  information,  where   AUTH_NUM  is  an
24556                encoding of  the authorization or access  class in
24557                numeric form and AUTH_STRING is the mnemonic form.
24558                The login is refused and the terminal is hung up.
24559 
24560      Action:   Notify the system security administrator.
24561 
24562 
24563 
24564                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
24565                lg_ctl_:   disconnected count  for USER  is N1  in
24566                cdte, N2 in pdte, n_processes=N3.
24567 
24568 
24569      Stream:   as (severity1)
24570 
24571      Time:     While system is running.
24572 
24573      Meaning:  The PDT entry for the user indicates that the user
24574                has a  different number of  disconnected processes
24575                than could actually be  found in the answer_table.
24576                The   PDT  count  is   forced  to  the   count  of
24577                disconnected processes found  in the answer_table.
24578                If  this  message  occurs  repeatedly  for a given
24579                user, notify the system administrator.
24580 
24581      Action:   No operator action is required.
24582 
24583 
24584 
24585 
24586 
24587 
24588 
24589 
24590 
24591 
24592 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         424                  11/13/89
24593 lg_ctl_                       -424-                      11/13/89^L
24594 
24595 
24596                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
24597                lg_ctl_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.  Error updating PNT entry
24598                of USER.
24599 
24600 
24601      Stream:   as (severity2)
24602 
24603      Time:     While system is running.
24604 
24605      Meaning:  The system  was unable to  update the PNT  for the
24606                user.  Login for the user was refused.
24607 
24608      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
24609 
24610 
24611 
24612                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
24613                lg_ctl_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.  >sc1>pdt>PROJ.pdt
24614 
24615 
24616      Stream:   as (severity2)
24617 
24618      Time:     While system is running.
24619 
24620      Meaning:  All  users on  project PROJ  are unable  to log in
24621                because the  project's pdt cannot be  accessed for
24622                the reason ERROR_MESSAGE.
24623 
24624      Action:   Contact the system administrator.  If the file was
24625                lost  due  to  a  crash,  it  may  be  possible to
24626                retrieve it.  If the file cannot be retrieved, the
24627                person  in charge  of  the  project or  the system
24628                administrator has to regenerate the file.
24629 
24630 
24631 
24632 
24633 
24634 
24635 
24636 
24637 
24638 
24639 
24640 
24641 
24642 
24643 
24644 
24645 
24646 
24647 
24648 
24649 
24650 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         425                  11/13/89
24651 lg_ctl_                       -425-                      11/13/89^L
24652 
24653 
24654                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
24655                lg_ctl_:   ERROR_MESSAGE.    Changing  Mail  Table
24656                default project for USER to PROJ
24657 
24658 
24659      Stream:   as (severity2)
24660 
24661      Time:     While system is running.
24662 
24663      Meaning:  USER.PROJ       logged      in       with      the
24664                -change_default_project  control argument,  but it
24665                was  not possible to  change his Mail  Table entry
24666                for  the reason   noted in  ERROR_MESSAGE.  USER's
24667                default project was changed,  though, but the Mail
24668                Table and the PNT are now inconsistent.
24669 
24670      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
24671 
24672 
24673 
24674                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
24675                lg_ctl_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.  Checksum failure reading
24676                PNT entry of USER.
24677 
24678 
24679      Stream:   as (severity2)
24680 
24681      Time:     While system is running.
24682 
24683      Meaning:  The PNT entry for USER is damaged.  It may have to
24684                be  recreated, or  the entire  PNT may  have to be
24685                retrieved in special session.  This can occur as a
24686                result of a  damaged PNT, or due to  a logic error
24687                in the answering service.
24688 
24689      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
24690 
24691 
24692 
24693 
24694 
24695 
24696 
24697 
24698 
24699 
24700 
24701 
24702 
24703 
24704 
24705 
24706 
24707 
24708 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         426                  11/13/89
24709 lg_ctl_                       -426-                      11/13/89^L
24710 
24711 
24712                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
24713                lg_ctl_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.  Error  reading PNT entry
24714                of USER.
24715 
24716 
24717      Stream:   as (severity2)
24718 
24719      Time:     While system is running.
24720 
24721      Meaning:  This  indicates  that  the  system  was  unable to
24722                access the PNT.  Login for the user was refused.
24723 
24724      Action:   Contact  the system   administrator.  Some  or all
24725                users will be unable to log in.
24726 
24727 
24728 
24729                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
24730                lg_ctl_:   ERROR_MESSAGE.  Unable to  check access
24731                for channel CHANNEL.
24732 
24733 
24734      Stream:   as (severity 1)
24735 
24736      Time:     While system is running.
24737 
24738      Meaning:  The  channel CHANNEL  has the  check_acs attribute
24739                set.  However, it was  not possible to examine the
24740                Access  Control Segment  for the  reason noted  in
24741                ERROR_MESSAGE.  Login  for the user  attempting to
24742                use this channel was refused.
24743 
24744      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
24745 
24746 
24747 
24748                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
24749                lg_ctl_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.  unable to rehash sat.ht:
24750                REASON
24751 
24752 
24753      Stream:   as (severity2)
24754 
24755      Time:     While system is running.
24756 
24757      Meaning:  An attempt to recreate  the SAT hash table failed.
24758                The  user attempting to  log in was  denied login.
24759                In all  probably no users  will be able  to log in
24760                until the situation is repaired.
24761 
24762      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
24763 
24764 
24765 
24766 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         427                  11/13/89
24767 lg_ctl_                       -427-                      11/13/89^L
24768 
24769 
24770                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
24771                lg_ctl_:  hash table of PROJ.pdt has PERS, pdt has
24772                PERS2, at MM|NN
24773 
24774 
24775      Stream:   as (severity2)
24776 
24777      Time:     While system is running.
24778 
24779      Meaning:  The  PDT for  PROJ is  out of  step with  its hash
24780                table.   The system attempts  to log the  user in.
24781                The PDT  must be re-installed in  order to correct
24782                the problem.
24783 
24784      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
24785 
24786 
24787 
24788                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
24789                lg_ctl_:  login word is "QQQQ"
24790 
24791 
24792      Stream:   as (severity1)
24793 
24794      Time:     System Intialization.
24795 
24796      Meaning:  If multics  is typed, a random  4-digit login word
24797                is made up.
24798 
24799      Action:   If any system programmers are to be allowed access
24800                to the system during  this special session, inform
24801                them of  the login word.   To allow normal  use of
24802                Multics, type "word login".  In order to start the
24803                absentee facility, which special sessions disable,
24804                type "abs start".
24805 
24806 
24807 
24808 
24809 
24810 
24811 
24812 
24813 
24814 
24815 
24816 
24817 
24818 
24819 
24820 
24821 
24822 
24823 
24824 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         428                  11/13/89
24825 lg_ctl_                       -428-                      11/13/89^L
24826 
24827 
24828                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
24829                lg_ctl_:  no hash table at WWWWWW of PROJ.pdt
24830 
24831 
24832      Stream:   as (severity2)
24833 
24834      Time:     While system is running.
24835 
24836      Meaning:  A  user  is  logging  in  to  project  PROJ.   The
24837                project's  pdt does  not have  a hash  table, even
24838                though  the pdt header  says it does.   The system
24839                attempts to log the  user in anyway.  Possibly the
24840                PDT has been damaged.
24841 
24842      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
24843 
24844 
24845 
24846                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
24847                lg_ctl_:    password    used   PERS.PROJ   CHANNEL
24848                TERM_TYPE ID
24849 
24850 
24851      Stream:   as (severity2)
24852 
24853      Time:     While system is running.
24854 
24855      Meaning:  The system  administrator has set a  password trap
24856                on the password for the person PERS.  This message
24857                is  typed when  the person  tries to  log in.  The
24858                login was attempted from a TERM_TYPE terminal with
24859                identification code ID, using channel CHANNEL.
24860 
24861      Action:   Unless the  system administrator has asked  you to
24862                watch  for this  message, ignore  it.  The  system
24863                administrator can  locate this message in  the log
24864                and is presumably watching for it.
24865 
24866 
24867 
24868 
24869 
24870 
24871 
24872 
24873 
24874 
24875 
24876 
24877 
24878 
24879 
24880 
24881 
24882 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         429                  11/13/89
24883 lg_ctl_                       -429-                      11/13/89^L
24884 
24885 
24886                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
24887                lg_ctl_:  PDT for project PROJECTID has its damage
24888                switch set.  Login for user PERSONID refused.
24889 
24890 
24891      Stream:   $as2
24892 
24893      Time:     Contact the system programming staff.
24894 
24895      Meaning:  During a login attempt of user PERSONID on project
24896                PROJECTID,  the system  noticed the  damage switch
24897                set on  the PDT for  this project.  The  login was
24898                denied.   A system administrator  should determine
24899                whether  the  PDT  is  in  fact  damaged.  If not,
24900                he/she should  turn off the damage  switch for the
24901                PDT        (i.e.          switch_off        damage
24902                >sc1>pdt>PROJECTID.pdt)   If   the   PDT   appears
24903                damaged, then  it should be retrieved  from backup
24904                tape or re-installed when the system is in special
24905                session.
24906 
24907 
24908 
24909                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
24910                lg_ctl_:  PDT for project PROJECTID has its damage
24911                switch set.  Login for user PERSONID refused.
24912 
24913 
24914      Stream:   as (severity2)
24915 
24916      Time:     Contact the system programming staff.
24917 
24918      Meaning:  During a login attempt of user PERSONID on project
24919                PROJECTID,  the system  noticed the  damage switch
24920                set on  the PDT for  this project.  The  login was
24921                denied.   A system administrator  should determine
24922                whether  the  PDT  is  in  fact  damaged.  If not,
24923                he/she should  turn off the damage  switch for the
24924                PDT        (i.e.          switch_off        damage
24925                >sc1>pdt>PROJECTID.pdt)   If   the   PDT   appears
24926                damaged, then  it should be retrieved  from backup
24927                tape or re-installed when the system is in special
24928                session.
24929 
24930 
24931 
24932 
24933 
24934 
24935 
24936 
24937 
24938 
24939 
24940 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         430                  11/13/89
24941 lg_ctl_                       -430-                      11/13/89^L
24942 
24943 
24944                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
24945                lg_ctl_:  project PROJ, state N, still in sat.ht
24946 
24947 
24948      Stream:   as (severity2)
24949 
24950      Time:     While system is running.
24951 
24952      Meaning:  A user  on a deleted project attempted  to log in,
24953                and  the supposedly  deleted project  was still in
24954                the  SAT hash table.   The user is  refused login.
24955                The SAT and  its hash table are out  of step.  The
24956                system continues operating.
24957 
24958      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
24959 
24960 
24961 
24962                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
24963                lg_ctl_:     project     PROJECT    has    invalid
24964                rate_structure number N.  Using rate_structure 0.
24965 
24966 
24967      Stream:   as (severity2)
24968 
24969      Time:     While system is running.
24970 
24971      Meaning:  The  SAT  entry  for  the  project  has an invalid
24972                rate_structure number.  The user is allowed to log
24973                in,  but  is  charged  at  the  default rate (i.e.
24974                according to  rate_structure 0) Notify  the system
24975                administrator  so  that  the   SAT  entry  may  be
24976                corrected.  This message will occur for each login
24977                using project PROJECT.
24978 
24979      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
24980 
24981 
24982 
24983 
24984 
24985 
24986 
24987 
24988 
24989 
24990 
24991 
24992 
24993 
24994 
24995 
24996 
24997 
24998 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         431                  11/13/89
24999 lg_ctl_                       -431-                      11/13/89^L
25000 
25001 
25002                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
25003                lg_ctl_:   project.n_users =   N for  PROJ (logout
25004                PERSON)
25005 
25006 
25007      Stream:   as (severity0)
25008 
25009      Time:     While system is running.
25010 
25011      Meaning:  The count  of the active  users on a  project went
25012                negative when  attempting to logout  PERSON.  This
25013                is most likely the result  of a logic error in the
25014                answering service or a damaged PDT.
25015 
25016      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
25017 
25018 
25019 
25020                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
25021                lg_ctl_:  project.n_users  = N for  PROJECT (login
25022                PERSON)
25023 
25024 
25025      Stream:   as (severity0)
25026 
25027      Time:     While system is running.
25028 
25029      Meaning:  The value  of project.n_users for  project PROJECT
25030                went  negative while  attempting to  login PERSON.
25031                The  user was  permitted  login  but there  may be
25032                discrepancies which may affect future operations.
25033 
25034      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
25035 
25036 
25037 
25038 
25039 
25040 
25041 
25042 
25043 
25044 
25045 
25046 
25047 
25048 
25049 
25050 
25051 
25052 
25053 
25054 
25055 
25056 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         432                  11/13/89
25057 lg_ctl_                       -432-                      11/13/89^L
25058 
25059 
25060                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
25061                lg_ctl_:   raised initial ring  for PERSON.PROJECT
25062                from N (in PDTE) to M (in SATE)
25063 
25064 
25065      Stream:   as (severity0)
25066 
25067      Time:     While system is running.
25068 
25069      Meaning:  The  value for the  initial ring specified  in the
25070                PDT entry for PERSON  on project PROJECT was lower
25071                than than allowed for the project in the SAT.  The
25072                value in the SAT was used in logging in this user.
25073                The project  adminstrator should change  the value
25074                in the PDT to conform to the limits imposed by the
25075                system adminstrator.
25076 
25077      Action:   No operator action is required.
25078 
25079 
25080 
25081                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
25082                lg_ctl_:   reduced pdir  quota for  PERSON.PROJECT
25083                from N (in PDTE) to M (in SATE)
25084 
25085 
25086      Stream:   as (severity0)
25087 
25088      Time:     While system is running.
25089 
25090      Meaning:  The value for process directory quota specified in
25091                the  PDT entry for  PERSON on project  PROJECT was
25092                greater than the maximum allowed process directory
25093                quota specified in the SAT entry for PROJECT.  The
25094                SAT  value was used  for this login.   The project
25095                administrator for the project should set the value
25096                within   the   limits   imposed   by   the  system
25097                administrator.
25098 
25099      Action:   No operator action is required.
25100 
25101 
25102 
25103 
25104 
25105 
25106 
25107 
25108 
25109 
25110 
25111 
25112 
25113 
25114 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         433                  11/13/89
25115 lg_ctl_                       -433-                      11/13/89^L
25116 
25117 
25118                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
25119                lg_ctl_:   sat.ht has  "WWWW", SAT  has "xxxx"  at
25120                MM|NN.
25121 
25122 
25123      Stream:   as (severity2)
25124 
25125      Time:     While system is running.
25126 
25127      Meaning:  The SAT  and its hash table  are out of step  or a
25128                storage system error has  occurred.  This could be
25129                the  result of  an incomplete  reload.  The system
25130                attempts to rehash the table and continue.
25131 
25132      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
25133 
25134 
25135 
25136                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
25137                lg_ctl_:   too many   bad passwords  for NAME.PROJ
25138                from CHANNEL (TYPE terminal "ID").
25139 
25140 
25141      Stream:   as (severity2)
25142 
25143      Time:     While system is running.
25144 
25145      Meaning:  The  user identified by  NAME on the  project PROJ
25146                has either forgotten his  password or someone else
25147                is trying to guess it.  The system has refused the
25148                login  for  an  installation-specified  number  of
25149                times before this message is printed.  The maximum
25150                number   of  times   the  password   can  be  used
25151                incorrectly  before  this  message  is  printed is
25152                stored in the segment installation_parms.
25153 
25154      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
25155 
25156 
25157 
25158                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
25159                lg_ctl_:  tracing turned off.
25160 
25161 
25162      Stream:   as (severity1)
25163 
25164      Time:     While system is running.
25165 
25166      Meaning:  A system adminstrator has  disabled tracing of the
25167                module lg_ctl_.
25168 
25169      Action:   No operator action is required.
25170 
25171 
25172 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         434                  11/13/89
25173 lg_ctl_                       -434-                      11/13/89^L
25174 
25175 
25176                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
25177                lg_ctl_:  tracing turned on.
25178 
25179 
25180      Stream:   as (severity1)
25181 
25182      Time:     While system is running.
25183 
25184      Meaning:  A system administrator has  enabled tracing of the
25185                module lg_ctl_.  Debugging information will appear
25186                on the console.
25187 
25188      Action:   No operator action is required.
25189 
25190 
25191 
25192                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
25193                lg_ctl_:   TYPE  access   to  channel  CHANNEL  by
25194                NAME.PROJ denied by ACS.
25195 
25196 
25197      Stream:   as (severity 0)
25198 
25199      Time:     While system is running.
25200 
25201      Meaning:  The  user  NAME.PROJ  attempted  to  use  the TYPE
25202                command   while  dialed-up  on   channel  CHANNEL.
25203                However, the  access to the channel  is restricted
25204                by  Access Control  Segment, and  the user  is not
25205                permitted to use the channel.
25206 
25207      Action:   No operator action is required.
25208 
25209 
25210 
25211                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
25212                lg_ctl_:   user  PERSON,  state  N,  still in hash
25213                table of PROJ.pdt
25214 
25215 
25216      Stream:   as (severity2)
25217 
25218      Time:     While system is running.
25219 
25220      Meaning:  A  deleted user  attempted  to  log in  to project
25221                PROJ, and his name was  still in the hash table of
25222                the  project's PDT.   The user  is refused  login.
25223                The  PDT has probably  been damaged by  a software
25224                malfunction.
25225 
25226      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
25227 
25228 
25229 
25230 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         435                  11/13/89
25231 lg_ctl_                       -435-                      11/13/89^L
25232 
25233 
25234                [load_ctl_.pl1]
25235                load_ctl_:   bumping  NAME1.PROJ  for  NAME2.PROJ:
25236                REASON
25237 
25238 
25239      Stream:   as (severity1)
25240 
25241      Time:     While system is running.
25242 
25243      Meaning:  This message  is typed out when a  user is bumped.
25244                A user may be bumped by another member of his load
25245                control  group, in  which case  REASON is  pr_grp,
25246                which means group preemption.  If a secondary user
25247                is bumped by a primary  user, either from the same
25248                group  or from  another group,  REASON is  pr_sec,
25249                meaning secondary  user preemption.  If  REASON is
25250                pr_emrg,  meaning emergency  preemption, a  system
25251                programmer  was logging  in and  had to  bump some
25252                user.  A user is usually given three minutes after
25253                this message to clean up  and log out before being
25254                automatically logged out.
25255 
25256      Action:   No operator action is required.
25257 
25258 
25259 
25260                [load_ctl_.pl1]
25261                load_ctl_:  configuration not in tables.  X cpu, Y
25262                mem, W bulk, shift Z
25263                          using configuartion  XX cpu, YY  mem, WW
25264                bulk, shift ZZ
25265 
25266 
25267      Stream:   as (severity2)
25268 
25269      Time:     May occur at any time.
25270 
25271      Meaning:  The  automatic  setting  of  maxunits  by the load
25272                control   facility   was    attempted,   but   the
25273                configuration tables did  not have a configuration
25274                defined  that matched  the current  configuration.
25275                No change was made  to the system parameters.  The
25276                system  continues  operation,  selecting  the last
25277                entry   in  the    config  tables   (which  should
25278                correspond to the largest  system described by the
25279                system  administrator.)   The  values  assumed  by
25280                automatic  load control  are given  in the  second
25281                line of the message.
25282 
25283      Action:   Set  maxunits  and   the  absentee  max  manually.
25284                Inform  the system  administrator so  that he  can
25285                update the load control tables.
25286 
25287 
25288 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         436                  11/13/89
25289 load_ctl_                     -436-                      11/13/89^L
25290 
25291 
25292                [load_ctl_.pl1]
25293                load_ctl_:  demote NAME.PROJ GROUP NNN
25294 
25295 
25296      Stream:   as (severity1)
25297 
25298      Time:     While system is running.
25299 
25300      Meaning:  This is trace output.   This user has been demoted
25301                to secondary status.
25302 
25303      Action:   No operator action is  required.  To turn off this
25304                output, type load_ctl_$lctraceoff from admin mode.
25305 
25306 
25307 
25308                [load_ctl_.pl1]
25309                load_ctl_:  Entry not found.  master_group_table
25310 
25311 
25312      Stream:   as (severity2)
25313 
25314      Time:     System Intialization.
25315 
25316      Meaning:  load_ctl_ cannot find the master_group_table.  The
25317                system  will probably not  be able to  perform the
25318                bootload operation.
25319 
25320      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
25321 
25322 
25323 
25324 
25325 
25326 
25327 
25328 
25329 
25330 
25331 
25332 
25333 
25334 
25335 
25336 
25337 
25338 
25339 
25340 
25341 
25342 
25343 
25344 
25345 
25346 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         437                  11/13/89
25347 load_ctl_                     -437-                      11/13/89^L
25348 
25349 
25350                [load_ctl_.pl1]
25351                load_ctl_:    ERROR_MESSAGE   During   work  class
25352                redefinition
25353 
25354 
25355      Stream:   as (severity2)
25356 
25357      Time:     While  the  system  is  running  or  during system
25358                startup.
25359 
25360      Meaning:  Either  some system  table has  been damaged  or a
25361                system  administrator  was   changing  work  class
25362                definitions at the time of a shift change, or when
25363                a "maxu auto" command  was issued.  Error messages
25364                immediately   preceding  this  one   contain  more
25365                information about the exact nature of the problem.
25366 
25367      Action:   Contact the system administrator.  He may want you
25368                to  type  the  "maxu  auto"  command  to retry the
25369                operation that  failed.  If that  command produces
25370                no   error   messages,   the   problem   has  been
25371                eliminated.
25372 
25373 
25374 
25375                [load_ctl_.pl1]
25376                load_ctl_:  group GRPID missing at logout
25377 
25378 
25379      Stream:   as (severity2)
25380 
25381      Time:     While system is running.
25382 
25383      Meaning:  The   master_group_table  entry   for  GRPID   has
25384                vanished.   The system  is attempting  to logout a
25385                user  from that  group but  cannot find  the table
25386                entry for  the group.  The system  will attempt to
25387                continue.
25388 
25389      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
25390 
25391 
25392 
25393 
25394 
25395 
25396 
25397 
25398 
25399 
25400 
25401 
25402 
25403 
25404 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         438                  11/13/89
25405 load_ctl_                     -438-                      11/13/89^L
25406 
25407 
25408                [load_ctl_.pl1]
25409                load_ctl_:  group GRPID missing at preempt
25410 
25411 
25412      Stream:   as (severity2)
25413 
25414      Time:     While system is running.
25415 
25416      Meaning:  The   master_group_table  entry   for  GRPID   has
25417                vanished.  The  system is attempting to  preempt a
25418                user  from that  group but  cannot find  the table
25419                entry for  the group.  The system  will attempt to
25420                continue.
25421 
25422      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
25423 
25424 
25425 
25426                [load_ctl_.pl1]
25427                load_ctl_:  Group GRPID missing for NAME.PROJ
25428 
25429 
25430      Stream:   as (severity2)
25431 
25432      Time:     While system is running.
25433 
25434      Meaning:  The system  administrator has designated  that the
25435                project PROJ  should be in the  load control group
25436                GRPID but the entry  in the master_group_table for
25437                that  load  control  group  is  missing.  The user
25438                cannot log in.  This may be an indication that the
25439                segment master_group_table has been damaged.
25440 
25441      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
25442 
25443 
25444 
25445 
25446 
25447 
25448 
25449 
25450 
25451 
25452 
25453 
25454 
25455 
25456 
25457 
25458 
25459 
25460 
25461 
25462 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         439                  11/13/89
25463 load_ctl_                     -439-                      11/13/89^L
25464 
25465 
25466                [load_ctl_.pl1]
25467                load_ctl_:  group GRPID not authorized for project
25468                PROJ
25469 
25470 
25471      Stream:   as (severity2)
25472 
25473      Time:     While system is running.
25474 
25475      Meaning:  A project administrator has designated that one of
25476                the users  in project PROJ  should be in  the load
25477                control group GRPID,  but the system administrator
25478                has  not authorized  that  project  to be  in that
25479                group.  An  attempt will be  made to log  the user
25480                in,  using  the  default  group  for  his project.
25481                Subsequent messages  will indicate the  success or
25482                failure of this attempt.
25483 
25484      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
25485 
25486 
25487 
25488                [load_ctl_.pl1]
25489                load_ctl_:   group  GRPID  not  found  in  mgt for
25490                NAME.PROJ
25491 
25492 
25493      Stream:   as (severity2)
25494 
25495      Time:     While system is running.
25496 
25497      Meaning:  A system  or project administrator  has designated
25498                that  the user  NAME.PROJ  should  be in  the load
25499                control  group GRPID,  but the  master_group_table
25500                (mgt)  has no  entry for  that group.   An attempt
25501                will be made to log the user in, using the default
25502                group for  his project.  Subsequent  messages will
25503                indicate the success or failure of this attempt.
25504 
25505      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
25506 
25507 
25508 
25509 
25510 
25511 
25512 
25513 
25514 
25515 
25516 
25517 
25518 
25519 
25520 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         440                  11/13/89
25521 load_ctl_                     -440-                      11/13/89^L
25522 
25523 
25524                [load_ctl_.pl1]
25525                load_ctl_:   maxu  too  small  (XX),  YY units for
25526                group GRPID
25527 
25528 
25529      Stream:   as (severity2)
25530 
25531      Time:     While system is running.
25532 
25533      Meaning:  The  system administrator  has specified  that the
25534                load control group GRPID is to have "all the rest"
25535                of the  primary load units after  all other groups
25536                have   taken  their  allocations   from  maxunits.
25537                However,  maxunits is  less  than  the sum  of the
25538                primary  allocations, giving  the group  GRPID the
25539                negative  allocation  of  YY  units.   The  system
25540                proceeds,  attempting to  log the  user in anyway.
25541                Of  course, the  user is  allowed secondary status
25542                only if he  is allowed to log in at  all.  This is
25543                often  the result of  the operator typing  maxu 30
25544                instead of maxu 300, or some similar error.
25545 
25546      Action:   Check the value of maxunits  and, if a mistake was
25547                made,  correct  it.   If  the  maxunits  value  is
25548                correct,  note  this   situation  for  the  system
25549                administrator.
25550 
25551 
25552 
25553                [load_ctl_.pl1]
25554                load_ctl_:  more than one group has -1 max:  GRPID
25555 
25556 
25557      Stream:   as (severity2)
25558 
25559      Time:     System Intialization.
25560 
25561      Meaning:  The  system administrator  has accidentally  given
25562                more than one group a  "take all the rest" maximum
25563                primary unit allocation.  The user control package
25564                cannot  handle this  situation.  The  second group
25565                with a -1 maxprim is listed.  The system completes
25566                startup and users can log  in but maxunits may not
25567                be obeyed.
25568 
25569      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
25570 
25571 
25572 
25573 
25574 
25575 
25576 
25577 
25578 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         441                  11/13/89
25579 load_ctl_                     -441-                      11/13/89^L
25580 
25581 
25582                [load_ctl_.pl1]
25583                load_ctl_:  promote NAME.PROJ GROUP NNN
25584 
25585 
25586      Stream:   as (severity1)
25587 
25588      Time:     While system is running.
25589 
25590      Meaning:  This is trace output.  This user has been promoted
25591                to primary status.
25592 
25593      Action:   No operator action is  required.  To turn off this
25594                output, type load_ctl_$lctraceoff from admin mode.
25595 
25596 
25597 
25598                [load_ctl_.pl1]
25599                load_ctl_:  reduced grace  for PERSON.PROJECT from
25600                MINUTES1 (in PDTE) to MINUTES2 (in SATE)
25601 
25602 
25603      Stream:   $as0
25604 
25605      Time:     While system is running.
25606 
25607      Meaning:  The  Project  Definition  Table  (PDT)  entry  for
25608                PERSON.PROJECT specifies a larger grace time (time
25609                during   which  a    process  is   protected  from
25610                preemption)  than does the  System Administrator's
25611                Table (SAT) entry for the project.  The time given
25612                in the SAT entry is used.
25613 
25614      Action:   No operator action is required.
25615 
25616 
25617 
25618 
25619 
25620 
25621 
25622 
25623 
25624 
25625 
25626 
25627 
25628 
25629 
25630 
25631 
25632 
25633 
25634 
25635 
25636 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         442                  11/13/89
25637 load_ctl_                     -442-                      11/13/89^L
25638 
25639 
25640                [load_ctl_.pl1]
25641                load_ctl_:   Too many  primes.  NAME.PROJ  (GROUP)
25642                MM/NN
25643 
25644 
25645      Stream:   as (severity0)
25646 
25647      Time:     While system is running.
25648 
25649      Meaning:  This  is  trace  output.    The  system  has  been
25650                committed to allow a  certain number of users from
25651                group GROUP to be logged in at one time.  In order
25652                to  log this  user in,   some other  user must  be
25653                bumped,  but  all  users  have  primary status and
25654                cannot  be  bumped.   This   situation  may  be  a
25655                consequence   of  system   programmers  with   the
25656                overloading privilege  logging in when  the system
25657                is full.  The user is allowed to log in anyway.
25658 
25659      Action:   No operator action is required.
25660 
25661 
25662 
25663                [load_ctl_.pl1]
25664                load_ctl_:  Unknown mgt version number:  NUMBER
25665 
25666 
25667      Stream:   as (severity2)
25668 
25669      Time:     System Intialization.
25670 
25671      Meaning:  Either  the  master_group_table   (mgt)  has  been
25672                damaged,  or its  format is  incompatible with the
25673                current Answering  Service.  The system  cannot be
25674                brought up until a correct mgt is provided.
25675 
25676      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
25677 
25678 
25679 
25680 
25681 
25682 
25683 
25684 
25685 
25686 
25687 
25688 
25689 
25690 
25691 
25692 
25693 
25694 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         443                  11/13/89
25695 load_ctl_                     -443-                      11/13/89^L
25696 
25697 
25698                [load_disk_mpcs.pl1]
25699                load_disk_mpcs:  Disk mpc(s):  NAMES appear not to
25700                be operating.
25701 
25702 
25703      Stream:   $announce
25704 
25705      Time:     System Intialization.
25706 
25707      Meaning:  The  named disk mpcs,  listed in the  config deck,
25708                did  not  respond  to  a  "request status" control
25709                order.  They are believed  not to be operating; in
25710                particular,  firmware  should  probably  be loaded
25711                into them.
25712 
25713 
25714 
25715                [load_disk_mpcs.pl1]
25716                load_disk_mpcs:    Operator   aborted   disk   MPC
25717                loading.
25718 
25719 
25720      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
25721 
25722      Time:     System Intialization.
25723 
25724      Meaning:  The  operator answered  "abort" when  requested to
25725                supply disk mpcs to be  loaded.  This will cause a
25726                return to the previous bce command level.
25727 
25728 
25729 
25730                [load_mst.pl1]
25731                load_mst:  bad header size SSS
25732 
25733 
25734      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
25735 
25736      Time:     System Intialization.
25737 
25738      Meaning:  A  bad segment  header was  found on  the bootload
25739                tape.
25740 
25741      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
25742                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
25743                persists, try another MST.
25744 
25745 
25746 
25747 
25748 
25749 
25750 
25751 
25752 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         444                  11/13/89
25753 load_mst                      -444-                      11/13/89^L
25754 
25755 
25756                [load_mst.pl1]
25757                load_mst:  error from slt_manager$build_entry
25758 
25759 
25760      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
25761 
25762      Time:     System Intialization.
25763 
25764      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
25765                CPU or memory hardware problems.
25766 
25767      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
25768                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
25769                persists, try another MST.
25770 
25771 
25772 
25773                [load_mst.pl1]
25774                load_mst:  Missing linkage or defs.
25775 
25776 
25777      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
25778 
25779      Time:     System Intialization.
25780 
25781      Meaning:  A linkage  or definitions section which  should be
25782                in the mst source appears to be missing.
25783 
25784      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
25785                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
25786                persists, try another MST.
25787 
25788 
25789 
25790                [load_mst.pl1]
25791                load_mst:    NAME  can't   be  placed   into  file
25792                partition.
25793 
25794 
25795      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
25796 
25797      Time:     System Intialization.
25798 
25799      Meaning:  An error occurred while adding the named file from
25800                the mst into the bootload Multics file system.
25801 
25802      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
25803                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
25804                persists, try another MST.
25805 
25806 
25807 
25808 
25809 
25810 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         445                  11/13/89
25811 load_mst                      -445-                      11/13/89^L
25812 
25813 
25814                [load_mst.pl1]
25815                load_mst:   Out  of  space  in  mst  area  of  bce
25816                partition.
25817 
25818 
25819      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
25820 
25821      Time:     System Intialization.
25822 
25823      Meaning:  There is  not enough room  in the mst  area of the
25824                bce partition to hold collections 2.0 and 3.0.
25825 
25826      Action:   The size  of this area will need  to be increased.
25827                The Multics System Tape  may be incorrect.  If the
25828                problem persists, try another MST.
25829 
25830 
25831 
25832                [load_mst.pl1]
25833                load_mst:  too many bce command segments.
25834 
25835 
25836      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
25837 
25838      Time:     System Intialization.
25839 
25840      Meaning:  An exceptionally large number of segments appeared
25841                in  collection 1.5.    This probably  indicates an
25842                error in the mst.
25843 
25844      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
25845                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
25846                persists, try another MST.
25847 
25848 
25849 
25850                [load_mst.pl1]
25851                load_mst:  unexpected control type TTT
25852 
25853 
25854      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
25855 
25856      Time:     System Intialization.
25857 
25858      Meaning:  A segment  control word was found  out of sequence
25859                on the bootload tape.
25860 
25861      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
25862                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
25863                persists, try another MST.
25864 
25865 
25866 
25867 
25868 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         446                  11/13/89
25869 load_mst                      -446-                      11/13/89^L
25870 
25871 
25872                [load_mst.pl1]
25873                load_mst:  Unexpected DEFS/LINKAGE
25874 
25875 
25876      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
25877 
25878      Time:     System Intialization.
25879 
25880      Meaning:  A linkage or definitions  section was found out of
25881                sequence in the mst source.
25882 
25883      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
25884                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
25885                persists, try another MST.
25886 
25887 
25888 
25889                [load_mst.pl1]
25890                load_mst:  unknown control type TTT
25891 
25892 
25893      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
25894 
25895      Time:     System Intialization.
25896 
25897      Meaning:  A  bad  segment  control  word  was  found  on the
25898                bootload tape.
25899 
25900      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
25901                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
25902                persists, try another MST.
25903 
25904 
25905 
25906                [load_mst.pl1]
25907                load_mst:  XXX.   out of WWW.  pages  used in disk
25908                mst area.
25909 
25910 
25911      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
25912 
25913      Meaning:  This message  shows the amount of the  mst area of
25914                the bce partition that is used to hold the mst.
25915 
25916      Action:   No  operator  action  is  required.   The  Multics
25917                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
25918                persists, try another MST.
25919 
25920 
25921 
25922 
25923 
25924 
25925 
25926 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         447                  11/13/89
25927 load_mst                      -447-                      11/13/89^L
25928 
25929 
25930                [load_system.pl1]
25931                load_system:   error  from  asd_$add_sentries  The
25932                system  could not remove  the write access  it had
25933                set to load the contents of a segment from the mst
25934                source.
25935 
25936 
25937      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
25938 
25939      Time:     System Intialization.
25940 
25941      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
25942                CPU or memory hardware problems.
25943 
25944      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
25945                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
25946                persists, try another MST.
25947 
25948 
25949 
25950                [load_system.pl1]
25951                load_system:  error from set$entry_bound_ptr
25952 
25953 
25954      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
25955 
25956      Time:     System Intialization.
25957 
25958      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
25959                CPU or memory hardware problems.
25960 
25961      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
25962                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
25963                persists, try another MST.
25964 
25965 
25966 
25967                [load_system.pl1]
25968                load_system:  illegal header length in mst source
25969 
25970 
25971      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
25972 
25973      Time:     System Intialization.
25974 
25975      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
25976                CPU or memory hardware problems.
25977 
25978      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
25979                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
25980                persists, try another MST.
25981 
25982 
25983 
25984 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         448                  11/13/89
25985 load_system                   -448-                      11/13/89^L
25986 
25987 
25988                [load_system.pl1]
25989                load_system:  illegal type in mst source
25990 
25991 
25992      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
25993 
25994      Time:     System Intialization.
25995 
25996      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
25997                CPU or memory hardware problems.
25998 
25999      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
26000                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
26001                persists, try another MST.
26002 
26003 
26004 
26005                [load_system.pl1]
26006                load_system:  illegal type in mst source
26007 
26008 
26009      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
26010 
26011      Time:     System Intialization.
26012 
26013      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
26014                CPU or memory hardware problems.
26015 
26016      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
26017                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
26018                persists, try another MST.
26019 
26020 
26021 
26022                [fnp_util.pl1]
26023                Loading FNP X, CORE_IMAGE VERSION
26024 
26025 
26026      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
26027 
26028      Time:     Answering   service    initialization   and   each
26029                subsequent FNP bootload.
26030 
26031      Meaning:  Loading of FNP X has begun with a core image named
26032                CORE_IMAGE  (normally  "mcs")  of  version  number
26033                VERSION.
26034 
26035      Action:   No operator action is required.
26036 
26037 
26038 
26039 
26040 
26041 
26042 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         449                  11/13/89
26043 Loading FNP X, CORE_IMAGE     -449-                      11/13/89^L
26044 
26045 
26046                [lock.pl1]
26047                lock:  AST lock set at dir unlock time.
26048 
26049 
26050      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
26051 
26052      Time:     While system is running.
26053 
26054      Meaning:  The  AST  was  found  locked  to  this  process at
26055                directory   unlock   time.    This   indicates   a
26056                supervisor programming error.
26057 
26058      Action:   $reboot
26059 
26060 
26061 
26062                [lock.pl1]
26063                lock:  dir_lock_read mylock err.  dp =PTR
26064 
26065 
26066      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
26067 
26068      Time:     While system is running.
26069 
26070      Meaning:  An attempt  to lock a directory  for reading found
26071                the  directory  already  locked  to  this process.
26072                This indicates a supervisor programming error.
26073 
26074      Action:   $reboot
26075 
26076 
26077 
26078                [lock.pl1]
26079                lock:  dir_lock_write mylock err.  dp =PTR
26080 
26081 
26082      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
26083 
26084      Time:     While system is running.
26085 
26086      Meaning:  An attempt  to lock a directory  for writing found
26087                the  directory  already  locked  to  this process.
26088                This indicates a supervisor programming error.
26089 
26090      Action:   $reboot
26091 
26092 
26093 
26094 
26095 
26096 
26097 
26098 
26099 
26100 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         450                  11/13/89
26101 lock                          -450-                      11/13/89^L
26102 
26103 
26104                [lock.pl1]
26105                lock:  lock PTR not  equal to processid.  caller =
26106                PTR
26107 
26108 
26109      Stream:   $lock_severity
26110 
26111      Time:     While system is running.
26112 
26113      Meaning:  An attempt was made to  unlock a lock found not to
26114                be  held  by  this   process.   This  indicates  a
26115                supervisor programming error.
26116 
26117      Action:   $reboot
26118 
26119 
26120 
26121                [lock.pl1]
26122                lock:  LOCK_DIR:  dir_lock_seg full.
26123 
26124 
26125      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
26126 
26127      Time:     While system is running.
26128 
26129      Meaning:  The segment used to  record all locked directories
26130                overflowed.  This may be a hardware problem.
26131 
26132      Action:   $reboot
26133 
26134 
26135 
26136                [lock.pl1]
26137                lock:  LOCK_DIR:  Too many readers.
26138 
26139 
26140      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
26141 
26142      Time:     While system is running.
26143 
26144      Meaning:  Too  many processes  attempted to  request a  read
26145                lock  on a given  directory.  This may  indicate a
26146                hardware problem.
26147 
26148      Action:   $reboot
26149 
26150 
26151 
26152 
26153 
26154 
26155 
26156 
26157 
26158 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         451                  11/13/89
26159 lock                          -451-                      11/13/89^L
26160 
26161 
26162                [lock.pl1]
26163                lock:  LOCK_DIR:   write lock call with  read lock
26164                held.  dp = PTR, uid = UID.
26165 
26166 
26167      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Terminates user process)
26168 
26169      Time:     While system is running.
26170 
26171      Meaning:  A request was made to lock a directory for writing
26172                when the process already  possessed a read lock on
26173                that  directory.   This   indicates  a  supervisor
26174                programming error.
26175 
26176      Action:   $reboot
26177 
26178 
26179 
26180                [lock.pl1]
26181                lock:  lock_fast mylock err PTR
26182 
26183 
26184      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
26185 
26186      Time:     While system is running.
26187 
26188      Meaning:  An  attempt to  lock a  fast lock  found the  lock
26189                already  locked to  the requesting  process.  This
26190                indicates a supervisor programming error.
26191 
26192      Action:   $reboot
26193 
26194 
26195 
26196                [lock.pl1]
26197                lock:  pds$block_lock_count <= 0.  caller = PTR
26198 
26199 
26200      Stream:   $lock_severity
26201 
26202      Time:     While system is running.
26203 
26204      Meaning:  An attempt to unlock a lock found that the process
26205                was holding no locks.  This indicates a supervisor
26206                programming error.
26207 
26208      Action:   $reboot
26209 
26210 
26211 
26212 
26213 
26214 
26215 
26216 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         452                  11/13/89
26217 lock                          -452-                      11/13/89^L
26218 
26219 
26220                [lock.pl1]
26221                lock:  stacq hardware failure on PTR
26222 
26223 
26224      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
26225 
26226      Time:     While system is running.
26227 
26228      Meaning:  The hardware  failed to unlock the  specified lock
26229                using a stacq instruction.
26230 
26231      Action:   Fix the hardware.
26232 
26233 
26234 
26235                [lock.pl1]
26236                lock:   unlock_dir with dir.modify  - uid =  UID -
26237                callerp = PTR
26238 
26239 
26240      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
26241 
26242      Time:     While system is running.
26243 
26244      Meaning:  A  directory being  unlocked appears  to have been
26245                undergoing  a modification  sequence that  has not
26246                completed.
26247 
26248      Action:   The next  reference to the directory  will force a
26249                directory salvage.
26250 
26251 
26252 
26253                [lock.pl1]
26254                lock:   UNLOCK_DIR:  dir DIR_LOCK_IND  not locked.
26255                caller = PTR.
26256 
26257 
26258      Stream:   $lock_severity
26259 
26260      Time:     While system is running.
26261 
26262      Meaning:  A  request to  unlock a  directory found  that the
26263                dir_lock_seg   entry  does   not  show   that  the
26264                directory was locked.
26265 
26266 
26267                  A:  $reboot
26268 
26269 
26270 
26271 
26272 
26273 
26274 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         453                  11/13/89
26275 lock                          -453-                      11/13/89^L
26276 
26277 
26278                [lock.pl1]
26279                lock:  UNLOCK_DIR:  dir DIR_LOCK_IND unlock called
26280                with bad uid, caller = PTR
26281 
26282 
26283      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
26284 
26285      Time:     While system is running.
26286 
26287      Meaning:  A request to unlock a directory found that the UID
26288                of  the directory  does not  match the  UID at the
26289                time the  directory was locked.  However,  the UID
26290                does  match  that  in   the  KST.   This  normally
26291                indicates that  the directory was  salvaged during
26292                the time that it was locked.
26293 
26294 
26295 
26296                [lock.pl1]
26297                lock:  UNLOCK_DIR:  lock count 0.
26298 
26299 
26300      Stream:   $lock_severity
26301 
26302      Time:     While system is running.
26303 
26304      Meaning:  An  attempt  to  unlock   a  directory  found  the
26305                dir_lock_seg entry  for the directory  not listing
26306                the directory as locked.
26307 
26308      Action:   $reboot
26309 
26310 
26311 
26312                [lock.pl1]
26313                lock:   UNLOCK_DIR:   lock   not  read  locked  to
26314                process.
26315 
26316 
26317      Stream:   $lock_severity
26318 
26319      Time:     While system is running.
26320 
26321      Meaning:  A request to unlock a directory locked for reading
26322                found that the requesting  process was not holding
26323                the directory locked.
26324 
26325      Action:   $reboot
26326 
26327 
26328 
26329 
26330 
26331 
26332 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         454                  11/13/89
26333 lock                          -454-                      11/13/89^L
26334 
26335 
26336                [lock.pl1]
26337                lock:   UNLOCK_DIR:   lock  not  write  locked  to
26338                process.
26339 
26340 
26341      Stream:   $lock_severity
26342 
26343      Time:     While system is running.
26344 
26345      Meaning:  A request to unlock a  directory that was found to
26346                be  locked  for  writing  was  not  locked to this
26347                process.
26348 
26349      Action:   $reboot
26350 
26351 
26352 
26353                [lock.pl1]
26354                lock:  UNLOCK_DIR:  UID Mismatch.
26355 
26356 
26357      Stream:   $lock_severity
26358 
26359      Time:     While system is running.
26360 
26361      Meaning:  When attempting to unlock a directory, the UID for
26362                the directory found in  the dir_lock_seg entry did
26363                not match that of the directory.
26364 
26365      Action:   $reboot
26366 
26367 
26368 
26369                [lock.pl1]
26370                lock:  unlock_fast lock PTR not locked to process.
26371                caller = PTR
26372 
26373 
26374      Stream:   $lock_severity
26375 
26376      Time:     While system is running.
26377 
26378      Meaning:  An attempt  to unlock a  fast lock found  that the
26379                lock was not held by the requesting process.  This
26380                indicates a supervisor programming error.
26381 
26382      Action:   $reboot
26383 
26384 
26385 
26386 
26387 
26388 
26389 
26390 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         455                  11/13/89
26391 lock                          -455-                      11/13/89^L
26392 
26393 
26394                [lock.pl1]
26395                lock:  VALIDATE_CACHE:   FAILED running on  cpu N,
26396                memory address OOOOOOOO (oct).
26397 
26398 
26399      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
26400 
26401      Time:     While system is running.
26402 
26403      Meaning:  This is  most likely a cache  write notify problem
26404                with  the 8/70m processor  "CPU N", or  the System
26405                Control   Unit  containing  the   "memory  address
26406                OOOOOOOO."
26407 
26408      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
26409 
26410 
26411 
26412                [page_error.alm]
26413                lock_volmap:    MYLOCK   on    volmap   lock   for
26414                dskX_NN{S}.
26415 
26416 
26417      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
26418 
26419      Time:     While system is running.
26420 
26421      Meaning:  A  process attempted to  lock the Volume  Map lock
26422                for  dskX_NN{S}  while  already  owning  the lock.
26423                This indicates a software malfunction.
26424 
26425      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
26426 
26427 
26428 
26429                [page_error.alm]
26430                lock_volmap:  STACQ fails on dskX_NN{S}.
26431 
26432 
26433      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
26434 
26435      Time:     While system is running.
26436 
26437      Meaning:  The stacq instruction, used to lock the Volume Map
26438                on  dskX_NN{S}, did  not operate  correctly.  This
26439                indicates processor or memory malfunction.
26440 
26441      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
26442 
26443 
26444 
26445 
26446 
26447 
26448 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         456                  11/13/89
26449 lock_volmap                   -456-                      11/13/89^L
26450 
26451 
26452                [logical_volume_manager.pl1]
26453                logical_volume_manager:    nonzero   brother   pvt
26454                thread
26455 
26456 
26457      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
26458 
26459      Time:     While system is running.
26460 
26461      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
26462                CPU or memory hardware problems.
26463 
26464      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
26465 
26466 
26467 
26468                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
26469                LOGIN PERSON.PROJECT PROC_TYPE CHANNEL (STATE)
26470 
26471 
26472      Stream:   as (severity1)
26473 
26474      Time:     While system is running.
26475 
26476      Meaning:  The    user   PERSON.PROJECT    was   successfully
26477                identified  and authenticated on  channel CHANNEL.
26478                The process type, PROC_TYPE, indicates the type of
26479                login and can be either "int", "dmn", "opr", or "Q
26480                N".  These correspond  to "interactive", "daemon",
26481                "operator",   or   "absentee"   logins.    "Q   N"
26482                designates  the absentee  queue.  STATE  indicates
26483                the  state  of  the   login.   It  can  either  be
26484                "create",  indicating that  a process  was created
26485                for the user; "connect  loop", indicating that the
26486                user was  queried as to  what he/she wanted  to do
26487                with  respect to  disconnected processes;  or some
26488                other value indicating what was done to the user's
26489                disconnected processes.
26490 
26491 
26492 
26493 
26494 
26495 
26496 
26497 
26498 
26499 
26500 
26501 
26502 
26503 
26504 
26505 
26506 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         457                  11/13/89
26507 LOGIN       PERSON.PROJECT    -457-                      11/13/89^L
26508 
26509 
26510                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
26511                LOGIN  DENIED   PERSON.PROJECT  PROC_TYPE  CHANNEL
26512                (REASON)
26513 
26514 
26515      Stream:   as (severity1)
26516 
26517      Time:     While system is running.
26518 
26519      Meaning:  An operator login was denied for PERSON.PROJECT on
26520                channel  CHANNEL  for   the  reason  specified  in
26521                REASON.   The  process  type  is  opr for operator
26522                login attempts.
26523 
26524 
26525 
26526                [daemon_user_manager_.pl1]
26527                login:  Cannot login NAME.PROJ SOURCE
26528                ERROR_MESSAGE
26529 
26530 
26531      Stream:   as (severity1)
26532 
26533      Time:     While system is running.
26534 
26535      Meaning:  Illegal  login  arguments  have  been  given  when
26536                attempting to log in a daemon user.  No action was
26537                taken.
26538 
26539      Action:   Enter a corrected command.
26540 
26541 
26542 
26543                [daemon_user_manager_.pl1]
26544                login:  ERROR_MESSAGE.  creating event channel for
26545                NAME PROJ SOURCE
26546 
26547 
26548      Stream:   as (severity2)
26549 
26550      Time:     In response to an operator command.
26551 
26552      Meaning:  This message  indicates a system error  in setting
26553                up a daemon user.  The daemon cannot be logged in.
26554 
26555      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.  Try again.
26556 
26557 
26558 
26559 
26560 
26561 
26562 
26563 
26564 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         458                  11/13/89
26565 login                         -458-                      11/13/89^L
26566 
26567 
26568                [daemon_user_manager_.pl1]
26569                login:   ERROR_MESSAGE.   creating  proc  for NAME
26570                PROJ SOURCE
26571 
26572 
26573      Stream:   as (severity2)
26574 
26575      Time:     In response to an operator command.
26576 
26577      Meaning:  A  daemon  process  cannot  be  created.   This is
26578                probably due to a  serious system bug.  The daemon
26579                is not logged in.
26580 
26581      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
26582 
26583 
26584 
26585                [daemon_user_manager_.pl1]
26586                login:  ERROR_MESSAGE.   declaring ev_call_chn for
26587                NAME PROJ SOURCE
26588 
26589 
26590      Stream:   as (severity2)
26591 
26592      Time:     In response to an operator command.
26593 
26594      Meaning:  This message  indicates a system error  in setting
26595                up a daemon user.  The daemon cannot be logged in.
26596 
26597      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
26598 
26599 
26600 
26601                [daemon_user_manager_.pl1]
26602                login:  NAME.PROJ already logged in on SOURCE
26603 
26604 
26605      Stream:   as (severity1)
26606 
26607      Time:     In response to an operator command.
26608 
26609      Meaning:  This is  the response to the login  command if the
26610                source  specified  by  SOURCE  is  already in use.
26611                Each daemon  process must have a  different source
26612                name.  The daemon user is not logged in.  Usually,
26613                this  message  is  the  result  of  attempting  to
26614                perform an operation that has already been done.
26615 
26616      Action:   Reissue  the   command  with  another   source  or
26617                continue.
26618 
26619 
26620 
26621 
26622 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         459                  11/13/89
26623 login                         -459-                      11/13/89^L
26624 
26625 
26626                [daemon_user_manager_.pl1]
26627                login:  no login NAME.PROJ SOURCE REASON
26628 
26629 
26630      Stream:   as (severity1)
26631 
26632      Time:     In response to an operator command.
26633 
26634      Meaning:  The  operator  issued  a  login  NAME  PROJ SOURCE
26635                command but the daemon user named cannot be logged
26636                in for the reason given.   If REASON is badpers or
26637                bad_proj,   the   NAME   or   PROJ   was  probably
26638                misspelled.   If  REASON  is  non_daem,  the  user
26639                NAME.PROJ is not authorized to be a daemon user.
26640 
26641      Action:   Correct the  command if misspelled and  try to log
26642                in again.
26643 
26644 
26645 
26646                [lg_ctl_.pl1]
26647                LOGOUT PERSON.PROJECT PROC_TYPE CHANNEL (REASON)
26648 
26649 
26650      Stream:   as (severity1)
26651 
26652      Time:     While system is running.
26653 
26654      Meaning:  The user, PERSON.PROJECT, on channel CHANNEL, with
26655                process type  PROC_TYPE either logged out,  or was
26656                logged  out.  The  reason is  specified in REASON.
26657                This user/channel logout did not affect a process.
26658                This  can  occur  for  slave  dialed  channels  or
26659                channels dropped from message coordinator service.
26660 
26661 
26662 
26663                [daemon_user_manager_.pl1]
26664                logout:  Entry not found.  NAME PROJ SOURCE
26665 
26666 
26667      Stream:   as (severity1)
26668 
26669      Time:     In response to an operator logout command.
26670 
26671      Meaning:  This is a response to an incorrect logout command.
26672                There  is no  entry in  the daemon  user table for
26673                NAME.PROJ.
26674 
26675      Action:   Check the spelling for accuracy and try again.
26676 
26677 
26678 
26679 
26680 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         460                  11/13/89
26681 logout                        -460-                      11/13/89^L
26682 
26683 
26684                [disk_table_.pl1]
26685                lv LVNAME is not mounted
26686 
26687 
26688      Stream:   Initializer process output.
26689 
26690      Time:     While system is running.
26691 
26692      Meaning:  The  operator  issued  a  dlv  LVNAME  command but
26693                LVNAME was not mounted.
26694 
26695      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
26696 
26697 
26698 
26699                [disk_table_.pl1]
26700                lv LVNAME mounted
26701 
26702 
26703      Stream:   Initializer process output.
26704 
26705      Time:     While system is running.
26706 
26707      Meaning:  The mounting of LVNAME is complete.
26708 
26709      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
26710 
26711 
26712 
26713                [lv_request_.pl1]
26714                lv_request_:   Beginning mount   of LV  LVNAME for
26715                PERSON.PROJECT.TAG PROCESSID
26716 
26717 
26718      Stream:   $as0
26719 
26720      Time:     When processing a disk mount/demount interrupt.
26721 
26722      Meaning:  The volumes  associated with LVNAME are  now being
26723                mounted    for   the    process   identified    by
26724                PERSON.PROJECT.TAG and PROCESSID.
26725 
26726      Action:   No operator action is required.
26727 
26728 
26729 
26730 
26731 
26732 
26733 
26734 
26735 
26736 
26737 
26738 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         461                  11/13/89
26739 lv_request_                   -461-                      11/13/89^L
26740 
26741 
26742                [lv_request_.pl1]
26743                lv_request_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.  Masking event calls.
26744 
26745 
26746      Stream:   $as2
26747 
26748      Time:     When processing a disk mount/demount interrupt.
26749 
26750      Meaning:  An error  occurred while attempting to  mask event
26751                call   wakeups.    ERROR_MESSAGE   is   the   text
26752                associated  with   the  error  code   returned  by
26753                ipc_$mask_ev_calls.  This indicates  a logic error
26754                in  the  supervisor,  or  CPU  or  memory hardware
26755                problems.
26756 
26757      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
26758 
26759 
26760 
26761                [lv_request_.pl1]
26762                lv_request_:      ATTACHED     LV     LVNAME    to
26763                PERSON.PROJECT.TAG PROCESSID.
26764 
26765 
26766      Stream:   $as0
26767 
26768      Time:     When processing a disk mount/demount interrupt.
26769 
26770      Meaning:  This message records  attachment of logical volume
26771                LVNAME    to    the    process    identified    by
26772                PERSON.PROJECT.TAG and PROCESSID.
26773 
26774      Action:    No operator action is required.
26775 
26776 
26777 
26778                [lv_request_.pl1]
26779                lv_request_:   bad  LV  attach  table  index  N in
26780                {DE}MOUNT request
26781 
26782 
26783      Stream:   $as2
26784 
26785      Time:     When processing a disk mount/demount interrupt.
26786 
26787      Meaning:  The Logical Volume attach table index given in the
26788                event message associated with the mount or demount
26789                interrupt  is  invalid.   This  indicates  a logic
26790                error in the supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware
26791                problems.
26792 
26793      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
26794 
26795 
26796 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         462                  11/13/89
26797 lv_request_                   -462-                      11/13/89^L
26798 
26799 
26800                [lv_request_.pl1]
26801                lv_request_:  bad transmission:  EVENT_MESSAGE
26802 
26803 
26804      Stream:   $as2
26805 
26806      Time:     When processing a disk mount/demount interrupt.
26807 
26808      Meaning:  An  unexpected EVENT_MESSAGE  was received  by the
26809                mount/demount interrupt handler.  This indicates a
26810                logic  error in the  supervisor, or CPU  or memory
26811                hardware problems.
26812 
26813      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
26814 
26815 
26816 
26817                [lv_request_.pl1]
26818                lv_request_:      Cannot    send     message    to
26819                PERSON.PROJECT.TAG PROCESSID:  ADDED_INFO
26820 
26821 
26822      Stream:   $as2
26823 
26824      Time:     When processing a disk mount/demount interrupt.
26825 
26826      Meaning:  The  Initializer  is  attempting  to  respond to a
26827                request to mount or  demount a logical volume, but
26828                is unable  to send a  wakeup to the  user process.
26829                The process may have logged out.  This indicates a
26830                logic  error in the  supervisor, or CPU  or memory
26831                hardware problems.
26832 
26833      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
26834 
26835 
26836 
26837                [lv_request_.pl1]
26838                lv_request_:      Denied      LV     LVNAME     to
26839                PERSON.PROJECT.TAG PROCESSID
26840 
26841 
26842      Stream:   $as0
26843 
26844      Time:     When dismounting a logical volume.
26845 
26846      Meaning:  The user process  identified by PERSON.PROJECT.TAG
26847                and  PROCESSID  was  waiting  to  mount  a logical
26848                volume  LVNAME which  is being  dismounted by  the
26849                operator.  The mount request was therefore denied.
26850 
26851      Action:   No operator action is required.
26852 
26853 
26854 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         463                  11/13/89
26855 lv_request_                   -463-                      11/13/89^L
26856 
26857 
26858                [lv_request_.pl1]
26859                lv_request_:     DETACHED     LV    LVNAME    from
26860                PERSON.PROJECT.TAG PROCESSID.
26861 
26862 
26863      Stream:   $as0
26864 
26865      Time:     When processing a disk mount/demount interrupt.
26866 
26867      Meaning:  This message records  detachment of logical volume
26868                LVNAME    from   the    process   identified    by
26869                PERSON.PROJECT.TAG and PROCESSID.
26870 
26871      Action:    No operator action is required.
26872 
26873 
26874 
26875                [lv_request_.pl1]
26876                lv_request_:   ERROR_MESSAGE.   Cannot  initialize
26877                logical volume mounting software.
26878 
26879 
26880      Stream:   $as2
26881 
26882      Time:     System Intialization.
26883 
26884      Meaning:  Initialization of the  logical volume attach table
26885                failed.  ERROR_MESSAGE is the text associated with
26886                the       error       code       returned       by
26887                initializer_mdc_$init_lvat.
26888 
26889      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
26890 
26891 
26892 
26893                [lv_request_.pl1]
26894                lv_request_:   No  drives  available  to  mount LV
26895                LVNAME for PERSON.PROJECT.TAG PROCESSID
26896 
26897 
26898      Stream:   $as0
26899 
26900      Time:     When processing a disk mount/demount interrupt.
26901 
26902      Meaning:  Drives needed to mount  the volumes of LVNAME were
26903                in use  or deleted.  The logical  volume could not
26904                be   mounted  for    the  process   identified  by
26905                PERSON.PROJECT.TAG and PROCESSID.
26906 
26907      Action:   No operator action is required.
26908 
26909 
26910 
26911 
26912 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         464                  11/13/89
26913 lv_request_                   -464-                      11/13/89^L
26914 
26915 
26916                [lv_request_.pl1]
26917                lv_request_:    Spurious    wakeup   EVENT_MESSAGE
26918                received from PERSON.PROJECT.TAG PROCESSID RINGNO
26919 
26920      Stream:   $as0
26921 
26922 
26923      Time:     When processing a disk mount/demount interrupt.
26924 
26925      Meaning:  A wakeup was received on the lv_request_ interrupt
26926                event channel  with event data  EVENT_MESSAGE from
26927                the process with PERSON.PROJECT.TAG, PROCESSID and
26928                RINGNO.   This message  is invalid  because it did
26929                not come from the Initializer, ring 1 environment.
26930 
26931      Action:   No operator action is required.
26932 
26933 
26934 
26935                [lv_request_.pl1]
26936                lv_request_:    Unexpected    condition   CONDNAME
26937                occurred.
26938 
26939 
26940      Stream:   $as2
26941 
26942      Time:     When processing a disk mount/demount interrupt.
26943 
26944      Meaning:  Condition  CONDNAME   was  signalled  unexpectedly
26945                during a  mount or demount request.   An answering
26946                service  dump is  created to  further document the
26947                cause of the error.
26948 
26949      Action:   $notify_sa.
26950 
26951 
26952 
26953                [lv_request_communicator_.pl1]
26954                lv_request_communicator_:  code CCC from wakeup
26955 
26956 
26957      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
26958 
26959      Time:     While system is running.
26960 
26961      Meaning:  A  wakeup could  not  be  sent to  the initializer
26962                process  in order  to perform  communication about
26963                attachment/detachment of logical volumes.
26964 
26965      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
26966 
26967 
26968 
26969 
26970 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         465                  11/13/89
26971 lv_request_communicator_      -465-                      11/13/89^L
26972 
26973 
26974                [lv_request_communicator_.pl1]
26975                lv_request_communicator_:  lock ^= processid lvate
26976                PPP
26977 
26978 
26979      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
26980 
26981      Time:     In response to a user's detach_lv command
26982 
26983      Meaning:  A  logical volume   attachment table  entry became
26984                disassociated  from a  user  to  whom it  had been
26985                assigned.   This indicates  a logic  error in  the
26986                supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware problems.
26987 
26988      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.  Be prepared
26989                to  demount logical  volumes manually  which might
26990                otherwise have been demounted automatically.
26991 
26992 
26993 
26994                [make_branches.pl1]
26995                make_branches:  bad path name PATH
26996 
26997 
26998      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
26999 
27000      Time:     System Intialization.
27001 
27002      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
27003                CPU or memory hardware problems.
27004 
27005      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
27006                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
27007                persists, try another MST.
27008 
27009 
27010 
27011                [make_branches.pl1]
27012                make_branches:     could    not    delete    PATH:
27013                ERROR_MESSAGE
27014 
27015 
27016      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
27017 
27018      Time:     System Intialization.
27019 
27020      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
27021                CPU or memory hardware problems.
27022 
27023      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
27024                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
27025                persists, try another MST.
27026 
27027 
27028 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         466                  11/13/89
27029 make_branches                 -466-                      11/13/89^L
27030 
27031 
27032                [make_branches.pl1]
27033                make_branches:   delete:   could   not  turn  PATH
27034                safety switch off:  ERROR_MESSAGE
27035 
27036 
27037      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
27038 
27039      Time:     System Intialization.
27040 
27041      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
27042                CPU or memory hardware problems.
27043 
27044      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
27045                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
27046                persists, try another MST.
27047 
27048 
27049 
27050                [make_branches.pl1]
27051                make_branches:  delete:  failed to rename
27052 
27053 
27054      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
27055 
27056      Time:     System Intialization.
27057 
27058      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
27059                CPU or memory hardware problems.
27060 
27061      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
27062                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
27063                persists, try another MST.
27064 
27065 
27066 
27067 
27068 
27069 
27070 
27071 
27072 
27073 
27074 
27075 
27076 
27077 
27078 
27079 
27080 
27081 
27082 
27083 
27084 
27085 
27086 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         467                  11/13/89
27087 make_branches                 -467-                      11/13/89^L
27088 
27089 
27090                [make_branches.pl1]
27091                make_branches:   delete:  renaming NAME  to UNIQUE
27092                in DIRNAME
27093 
27094 
27095      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
27096 
27097      Time:     System Intialization.
27098 
27099      Meaning:  A  segment which is  being loaded from  the system
27100                tape  encountered a  previous copy  on a  physical
27101                volume which is not  now mounted.  The old version
27102                of the  segment is being  renamed so that  the new
27103                copy can be loaded.
27104 
27105      Action:   Note  for system   programmer action.   The system
27106                programmers will  want to delete  the unique-named
27107                segment.
27108 
27109 
27110 
27111                [make_branches.pl1]
27112                make_branches:    error  from   append  on   PATH:
27113                ERROR_MESSAGE
27114 
27115 
27116      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
27117 
27118      Time:     System Intialization.
27119 
27120      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
27121                CPU or memory hardware problems.
27122 
27123      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
27124                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
27125                persists, try another MST.
27126 
27127 
27128 
27129 
27130 
27131 
27132 
27133 
27134 
27135 
27136 
27137 
27138 
27139 
27140 
27141 
27142 
27143 
27144 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         468                  11/13/89
27145 make_branches                 -468-                      11/13/89^L
27146 
27147 
27148                [make_branches.pl1]
27149                make_branches:   error  from  asd_$replace_sall on
27150                PATH:  ERROR_MESSAGE
27151 
27152 
27153      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
27154 
27155      Time:     System Intialization.
27156 
27157      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
27158                CPU or memory hardware problems.
27159 
27160      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
27161                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
27162                persists, try another MST.
27163 
27164 
27165 
27166                [make_branches.pl1]
27167                make_branches:    error  from   chname  on   PATH:
27168                ERROR_MESSAGE
27169 
27170 
27171      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
27172 
27173      Time:     System Intialization.
27174 
27175      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
27176                CPU or memory hardware problems.
27177 
27178      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
27179                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
27180                persists, try another MST.
27181 
27182 
27183 
27184 
27185 
27186 
27187 
27188 
27189 
27190 
27191 
27192 
27193 
27194 
27195 
27196 
27197 
27198 
27199 
27200 
27201 
27202 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         469                  11/13/89
27203 make_branches                 -469-                      11/13/89^L
27204 
27205 
27206                [make_sdw.pl1]
27207                make_sdw:  no hardcore partitions available.
27208 
27209 
27210      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
27211 
27212      Time:     System Intialization.
27213 
27214      Meaning:  No hardcore partitions were  defined on any of the
27215                packs on  the drives specified by  the ROOT CONFIG
27216                card.   At  least  the  RPV  must  have a hardcore
27217                partition.  Supervisor segments cannot be created.
27218 
27219      Action:   If this is a cold  boot, which is most likely, the
27220                RPV was initialized  without a hardcore partition.
27221                It  must  be  reinitialized.   Check  the  PART HC
27222                CONFIG  card, one of  which must describe  the RPV
27223                during a cold boot, and  reboot.  If this is not a
27224                cold  boot, the RPV  has been damaged,  and volume
27225                recovery must be undertaken.
27226 
27227 
27228 
27229                [make_sdw.pl1]
27230                make_sdw:  out of hardcore partition for SEGNAME.
27231 
27232 
27233      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
27234 
27235      Time:     System Intialization.
27236 
27237      Meaning:  In  attempting  to  allocate  space  for  hardcore
27238                segment  SEGNAME, no more  room could be  found in
27239                any of the defined hardcore partitions.
27240 
27241      Action:   If  this is  a  cold  boot, redefine  the hardcore
27242                partition of the RPV to  be larger.  At least 1000
27243                (decimal) records is recommended.  Change the PART
27244                HC  CONFIG  card  describing  the  RPV to indicate
27245                this,  and reboot.   If this  is not  a cold boot,
27246                this  situation is  highly unlikely  and indicates
27247                damage to  one or more RLV  volume labels.  Volume
27248                recovery  for part  or all  of the  RLV should  be
27249                undertaken.
27250 
27251 
27252 
27253 
27254 
27255 
27256 
27257 
27258 
27259 
27260 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         470                  11/13/89
27261 make_sdw                      -470-                      11/13/89^L
27262 
27263 
27264                [make_sdw.pl1]
27265                make_sdw:  XXXk ast pool to small.
27266 
27267 
27268      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
27269 
27270      Time:     System Intialization.
27271 
27272      Meaning:  There were not enough AST entries of size XXX k to
27273                allocate   the  permanent   AST  entries   of  the
27274                supervisor.
27275 
27276      Action:   Increase the  number of AST entries  of that size,
27277                as   specified    on   the   SST    CONFIG   card,
27278                substantially, and reboot.
27279 
27280 
27281 
27282                [make_segs_paged.pl1]
27283                make_segs_paged:  sorted_segs array overflowed.
27284 
27285 
27286      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
27287 
27288      Time:     System Intialization.
27289 
27290      Meaning:  The  number of paged  segments in collection  1 is
27291                larger  than the  internal buffer  in the  program
27292                make_segs_paged  required  to  sort  them  by main
27293                memory  address.   This   indicates  an  error  in
27294                construction of the system  (i.e., too many header
27295                entries), or may be  symptomatic of main memory or
27296                CPU hardware problems.
27297 
27298      Action:   If this recurs, revert  to a previous system tape.
27299                No emergency shutdown is needed.
27300 
27301 
27302 
27303 
27304 
27305 
27306 
27307 
27308 
27309 
27310 
27311 
27312 
27313 
27314 
27315 
27316 
27317 
27318 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         471                  11/13/89
27319 make_segs_paged               -471-                      11/13/89^L
27320 
27321 
27322                [makestack.pl1]
27323                makestack:  error appending STACKNAME
27324 
27325 
27326      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Terminates user process)
27327 
27328      Time:     System         Intialization.         Process/ring
27329                initialization.  Just prior to using a new ring.
27330 
27331      Meaning:  The process directory is probably messed up.
27332 
27333      Action:   Ignore unless it's the  initializer, in which case
27334                bring  the system  back up.   If problem persists,
27335                contact the system administrator.
27336 
27337 
27338 
27339                [makestack.pl1]
27340                makestack:    error   finding   DIRNAME>ENAME  for
27341                STACKNAME.
27342 
27343 
27344      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Terminates user process)
27345 
27346      Time:     System         Intialization.         Process/ring
27347                initialization.
27348 
27349      Action:   Ignore unless it's the  initializer, in which case
27350                bring  the system  back up.   If problem persists,
27351                contact the system administrator.
27352 
27353 
27354 
27355                [makestack.pl1]
27356                makestack:  error from initiate_search_rules.
27357 
27358 
27359      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Terminates user process)
27360 
27361      Time:     Process/ring initialization.  Just  prior to using
27362                new ring.
27363 
27364      Meaning:  The  default  search  rules  are  missing from ahd
27365                (active hardcore data).   These are usually loaded
27366                by the command set_system_search_rules.
27367 
27368      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
27369 
27370 
27371 
27372 
27373 
27374 
27375 
27376 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         472                  11/13/89
27377 makestack                     -472-                      11/13/89^L
27378 
27379 
27380                [makestack.pl1]
27381                makestack:    error  from   set$max_length_ptr  on
27382                STACKNAME.
27383 
27384 
27385      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Terminates user process)
27386 
27387      Time:     System         Intialization.         Process/ring
27388                initialization.  Just prior to using a new ring.
27389 
27390      Meaning:  The process directory is probably messed up.
27391 
27392      Action:   Ignore unless it's the  initializer, in which case
27393                bring  the system  back up.   If problem persists,
27394                contact the system administrator.
27395 
27396 
27397 
27398                [makestack.pl1]
27399                makestack:  error  getting bit count  for original
27400                prelinked STACK_NAME
27401 
27402 
27403      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Terminates user process)
27404 
27405      Time:     System         Intialization.         Process/ring
27406                initialization.  Just prior to using a new ring.
27407 
27408      Meaning:  A  directory containing  a prelinked  subsystem is
27409                probably messed up.
27410 
27411      Action:   The directory should be prelinked again.
27412 
27413 
27414 
27415                [makestack.pl1]
27416                makestack:  error initiating STACKNAME
27417 
27418 
27419      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Terminates user process)
27420 
27421      Time:     System         Intialization.         Process/ring
27422                initialization.  Just prior to using a new ring.
27423 
27424      Action:   Ignore unless it's the  initializer, in which case
27425                bring  the system  back up.   If problem persists,
27426                contact the system administrator.
27427 
27428 
27429 
27430 
27431 
27432 
27433 
27434 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         473                  11/13/89
27435 makestack                     -473-                      11/13/89^L
27436 
27437 
27438                [mc_commands_.pl1]
27439                mc_commands_$mc_login:   Channel  XXXX  dialed  to
27440                Initializer (NAME ACCEPTED).
27441 
27442 
27443      Stream:   as (severity 1)
27444 
27445      Time:     In response to a message coordinator dial request.
27446 
27447      Meaning:  Informative  message indicating that  a successful
27448                dialin  occured on  the specified  channel by  the
27449                named operator.
27450 
27451      Action:   No operator action is required.
27452 
27453 
27454 
27455                [mc_commands_.pl1]
27456                mc_commands_$mc_login:   Channel  XXXX  dialed  to
27457                Initializer (NAME).
27458 
27459 
27460      Stream:   as (severity 1)
27461 
27462      Time:     In response to a message coordinator dial request.
27463 
27464      Meaning:  Informative  message indicating that  a successful
27465                dialin  occured on  the specified  channel by  the
27466                named operator.   A subsequent accept  is required
27467                by  an  authenticated  operator  to  complete  the
27468                attachment.
27469 
27470      Action:   No operator action is required.
27471 
27472 
27473 
27474                [mc_commands_.pl1]
27475                mc_commands_$mc_login:    Channel  XXXX   vchannel
27476                (YYYY) dialed to Initializer (NAME ACCEPTED).
27477 
27478 
27479      Stream:   as (severity 1)
27480 
27481      Time:     In response to a message coordinator dial request.
27482 
27483      Meaning:  Informative  message indicating that  a successful
27484                dialin  occured on  the specified  channel by  the
27485                named operator.
27486 
27487      Action:   No operator action is required.
27488 
27489 
27490 
27491 
27492 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         474                  11/13/89
27493 mc_commands_$mc_login         -474-                      11/13/89^L
27494 
27495 
27496                [mc_commands_.pl1]
27497                mc_commands_$mc_login:    Channel  XXXX   vchannel
27498                (YYYY) dialed to Initializer (NAME).
27499 
27500 
27501      Stream:   as (severity 1)
27502 
27503      Time:     In response to a message coordinator dial request.
27504 
27505      Meaning:  Informative  message indicating that  a successful
27506                dialin  occured on  the specified  channel by  the
27507                named operator.   A subsequent accept  is required
27508                by  an  authenticated  operator  to  complete  the
27509                attachment.
27510 
27511      Action:   No operator action is required.
27512 
27513 
27514 
27515                [mc_commands_.pl1]
27516                mc_commands_$mc_login:    error:    Channel   XXXX
27517                already in use.
27518 
27519 
27520      Stream:   sc (error_output)
27521 
27522      Time:     In response to an operator command.
27523 
27524      Meaning:  The  channel  specified   for  MNA  attachment  is
27525                already in use by the message coordinator.
27526 
27527      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
27528 
27529 
27530 
27531                [mc_tty_.pl1]
27532                mc_tty_:  called with bad pointer
27533 
27534 
27535      Stream:   BOS typewriter.
27536 
27537      Time:     While system is running.
27538 
27539      Meaning:  This message indicates a bug in system_control_ or
27540                in the Message Coordinator.  An illegal signal has
27541                been received by the  attached terminal handler in
27542                system_control_;  the  data  pointer  that  should
27543                point to an entry in  the mc_anstbl does not point
27544                to the correct segment.  The signal is ignored.
27545 
27546      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
27547 
27548 
27549 
27550 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         475                  11/13/89
27551 mc_tty_                       -475-                      11/13/89^L
27552 
27553 
27554                [mc_tty_.pl1]
27555                mc_tty_:  called with null ptr
27556 
27557 
27558      Stream:   BOS typewriter.
27559 
27560      Time:     While system is running.
27561 
27562      Meaning:  This message indicates a bug in system_control_ or
27563                in the Message Coordinator.  An illegal signal has
27564                been received by the  attached terminal handler in
27565                system_control_.  The signal is ignored.
27566 
27567      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
27568 
27569 
27570 
27571                [mc_tty_.pl1]
27572                mc_tty_:  channel CHAN hung up.
27573 
27574 
27575      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
27576 
27577      Time:     While system is running.
27578 
27579      Meaning:  This  message indicates  that an  attempt has been
27580                made to read input  from a terminal device channel
27581                attached to  the Message Coordinator and  that the
27582                channel is not active.   This condition may be due
27583                to a transient line condition, a terminal failure,
27584                or  a  communications  line  failure.   The system
27585                attempts to proceed.
27586 
27587      Action:   If the  terminal is a hardwired device  and can be
27588                reconnected, do  so.  If this is  a dialup channel
27589                that has failed, use  the substty or drop commands
27590                to remove the channel.
27591 
27592 
27593 
27594 
27595 
27596 
27597 
27598 
27599 
27600 
27601 
27602 
27603 
27604 
27605 
27606 
27607 
27608 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         476                  11/13/89
27609 mc_tty_                       -476-                      11/13/89^L
27610 
27611 
27612                [mc_tty_.pl1]
27613                mc_tty_:  channel CHAN masked by FNP.
27614 
27615 
27616      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
27617 
27618      Time:     While system is running.
27619 
27620      Meaning:  The  channel, CHAN,  has just  been masked  by the
27621                FNP.  This is usually due to some hardware problem
27622                with the channel.
27623 
27624      Action:   Fix the problem before re-using the channel.
27625 
27626 
27627 
27628                [mc_tty_.pl1]
27629                mc_tty_:   Channel   CHANNEL  (vchannel  VCHANNEL)
27630                received TIMEOUT while awaiting DIALUP wakeup.
27631 
27632 
27633      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
27634 
27635      Time:     While system is running.
27636 
27637      Meaning:  Wakeup was not acted on soon enough by AS.
27638 
27639      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
27640 
27641 
27642 
27643                [mc_tty_.pl1]
27644                mc_tty_:   Channel   CHANNEL  (vchannel  VCHANNEL)
27645                received WAKEUP_TYPE wakeup while awaiting DIALUP.
27646 
27647 
27648      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
27649 
27650      Time:     While system is running.
27651 
27652      Meaning:  Received  an unexpected  WAKEUP_TYPE wakeup  while
27653                waiting  for  a  DIALUP  wakeup.   Dialup will not
27654                succeed.
27655 
27656      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
27657 
27658 
27659 
27660 
27661 
27662 
27663 
27664 
27665 
27666 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         477                  11/13/89
27667 mc_tty_                       -477-                      11/13/89^L
27668 
27669 
27670                [mc_tty_.pl1]
27671                mc_tty_:   Channel CHANNEL received  TIMEOUT while
27672                awaiting DIALUP wakeup.
27673 
27674 
27675      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
27676 
27677      Time:     While system is running.
27678 
27679      Meaning:  Wakeup was not acted on soon enough by AS.
27680 
27681      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
27682 
27683 
27684 
27685                [mc_tty_.pl1]
27686                mc_tty_:   Channel  CHANNEL  received  WAKEUP_TYPE
27687                wakeup while awaiting DIALUP.
27688 
27689 
27690      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
27691 
27692      Time:     While system is running.
27693 
27694      Meaning:  Did not  receive a DIALUP wakeup  WAKEUP_TYPE when
27695                should have.  Recieved an unexpected WAKEUP_TYPE.
27696 
27697      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
27698 
27699 
27700 
27701                [mc_tty_.pl1]
27702                mc_tty_:    ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE    Connecting   to
27703                CHANNEL (vchannel VCHANNEL).
27704 
27705 
27706      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
27707 
27708      Time:     While system is running.
27709 
27710      Meaning:  Error creating an IOCB while attempting to connect
27711                channel  CHANNEL as message  coordinator terminal.
27712                Channel cannot be accepted as MC terminal.  Cannot
27713                attach and open I/O switches.
27714 
27715      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
27716 
27717 
27718 
27719 
27720 
27721 
27722 
27723 
27724 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         478                  11/13/89
27725 mc_tty_                       -478-                      11/13/89^L
27726 
27727 
27728                [mc_tty_.pl1]
27729                mc_tty_:    ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE    Connecting   to
27730                CHANNEL.
27731 
27732 
27733      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
27734 
27735      Time:     While system is running.
27736 
27737      Meaning:  Error creating an IOCB while attempting to connect
27738                channel  CHANNEL as message  coordinator terminal.
27739                Channel cannot be accepted as MC terminal.  Cannot
27740                attach and open I/O switches.
27741 
27742      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
27743 
27744 
27745 
27746                [mc_tty_.pl1]
27747                mc_tty_:    ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE   Could   not  get
27748                channel CHAN back from MC.
27749 
27750 
27751      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
27752 
27753      Time:     While system is running.
27754 
27755      Meaning:  An  error, described  by ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE,  was
27756                returned  from  astty_$tty_event  while  trying to
27757                give channel CHAN back to the AS after a hangup.
27758 
27759      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
27760 
27761 
27762 
27763                [mc_tty_.pl1]
27764                mc_tty_:   ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE  Could  not  notify
27765                answering service of new login channel CHAN.
27766 
27767 
27768      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
27769 
27770      Time:     While system is running.
27771 
27772      Meaning:  An  error, described  by ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE,  was
27773                returned from  hcs_$wakeup while trying  to notify
27774                the AS  about the new login channel  CHAN, after a
27775                hangup.
27776 
27777      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
27778 
27779 
27780 
27781 
27782 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         479                  11/13/89
27783 mc_tty_                       -479-                      11/13/89^L
27784 
27785 
27786                [mc_tty_.pl1]
27787                mc_tty_:   ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE  Could  not  remove
27788                CHAN from MC use.
27789 
27790 
27791      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
27792 
27793      Time:     While system is running.
27794 
27795      Meaning:  An  error, described  by ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE,  was
27796                returned from  mc_commands_$remove_tty while tring
27797                to  remove channel  CHAN from  MC service  after a
27798                hangup.
27799 
27800      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
27801 
27802 
27803 
27804                [mc_tty_.pl1]
27805                mc_tty_:    ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE   Failed   to  set
27806                terminal type for CHAN.
27807 
27808 
27809      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
27810 
27811      Time:     While system is running.
27812 
27813      Meaning:  An  error  described  ty  ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE  was
27814                returned while trying to  set the terminal type on
27815                channel CHAN.
27816 
27817      Action:   Depending on the error, it  may be ignored, or the
27818                channel may be hungup.   If the channel is hungup,
27819                an attempt should be made  to fix the error before
27820                connecting the terminal again.
27821 
27822 
27823 
27824 
27825 
27826 
27827 
27828 
27829 
27830 
27831 
27832 
27833 
27834 
27835 
27836 
27837 
27838 
27839 
27840 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         480                  11/13/89
27841 mc_tty_                       -480-                      11/13/89^L
27842 
27843 
27844                [mc_tty_.pl1]
27845                mc_tty_:  ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE wru failed for CHAN.
27846 
27847 
27848      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
27849 
27850      Time:     While system is running.
27851 
27852      Meaning:  The  CDT  entry  for   channel  CHAN  requires  an
27853                answerback, but an error was returned while trying
27854                to  read it.  The  returned error is  described by
27855                ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE.
27856 
27857      Action:   Verify that the channel is configured correctly in
27858                the CDT.
27859 
27860 
27861 
27862                [mc_tty_.pl1]
27863                mc_tty_:  Event  sent from incorrect  ring.  event
27864                channel = N, event message  = M, event sender = S,
27865                device signal = D ring = R, event data ptr = P
27866 
27867 
27868      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
27869 
27870      Time:     While system is running.
27871 
27872      Meaning:  An  event was  sent from  a ring  higher than  the
27873                specified MNA ring 2.
27874 
27875      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
27876 
27877 
27878 
27879                [mc_tty_.pl1]
27880                mc_tty_:   Invalid argument.   Invalid DSA  wakeup
27881                event type TYPE.
27882 
27883 
27884      Stream:   $as0
27885 
27886      Time:     While system is running.
27887 
27888      Meaning:  A DSA wakeup event type TYPE was received which is
27889                out of the range of known event types.  The wakeup
27890                was ignored.
27891 
27892      Action:   No operator action is required.
27893 
27894 
27895 
27896 
27897 
27898 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         481                  11/13/89
27899 mc_tty_                       -481-                      11/13/89^L
27900 
27901 
27902                [mc_tty_.pl1]
27903                mc_tty_:   Invalid argument.   Invalid MCS  wakeup
27904                event type TYPE.
27905 
27906 
27907      Stream:   $as0
27908 
27909      Time:     While system is running.
27910 
27911      Meaning:  An MCS  wakeup event type TYPE  was received which
27912                is  out of  the range  of known  event types.  The
27913                wakeup was ignored.
27914 
27915      Action:   No operator action is required.
27916 
27917 
27918 
27919                [mc_tty_.pl1]
27920                mc_tty_:  Invalid argument.  Unexpected DSA wakeup
27921                event type TYPE.
27922 
27923 
27924      Stream:   $as0
27925 
27926      Time:     While system is running.
27927 
27928      Meaning:  A  known DSA wakeup  event type TYPE  was received
27929                but  was not  expected for  a message  coordinator
27930                terminal.  The wakeup was ignored.
27931 
27932      Action:   No operator action is required.
27933 
27934 
27935 
27936                [mc_tty_.pl1]
27937                mc_tty_:  Invalid argument.  Unexpected MCS wakeup
27938                event type TYPE.
27939 
27940 
27941      Stream:   $as0
27942 
27943      Time:     While system is running.
27944 
27945      Meaning:  A  known MCS wakeup  event type TYPE  was received
27946                but  was not  expected for  a message  coordinator
27947                terminal.  The wakeup was ignored.
27948 
27949 
27950 
27951 
27952 
27953 
27954 
27955 
27956 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         482                  11/13/89
27957 mc_tty_                       -482-                      11/13/89^L
27958 
27959 
27960                [mc_tty_.pl1]
27961                mc_tty_:   Invalid  argument.   Unexpected network
27962                type TYPE in event message.
27963 
27964 
27965      Stream:   $as0
27966 
27967      Time:     While system is running.
27968 
27969      Meaning:  An unknown  network ident in wakeup  event message
27970                was received.  The wakeup was ignored.
27971 
27972      Action:   No operator action is required.
27973 
27974 
27975 
27976                [mc_tty_.pl1]
27977                mc_tty_:  Line CHAN hung up.
27978 
27979 
27980      Stream:   as (severity 0)
27981 
27982      Time:     While system is running.
27983 
27984      Meaning:  Channel  CHAN  has  been  hungup  during  a system
27985                shutdown.
27986 
27987      Action:   No operator action is required.
27988 
27989 
27990 
27991                [mc_tty_.pl1]
27992                mc_tty_:   No default  ttp for  CHANNEL line  LINE
27993                baud BAUD.
27994 
27995 
27996      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
27997 
27998      Time:     While system is running.
27999 
28000      Meaning:  Could not  get default terminal type  for terminal
28001                on CHANNEL which has a  line type of LINE.  Hangup
28002                will follow.
28003 
28004      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
28005 
28006 
28007 
28008 
28009 
28010 
28011 
28012 
28013 
28014 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         483                  11/13/89
28015 mc_tty_                       -483-                      11/13/89^L
28016 
28017 
28018                [mc_tty_.pl1]
28019                mc_tty_:  sc_stat_$mc_ansp is null
28020 
28021 
28022      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
28023 
28024      Time:     While system is running.
28025 
28026      Meaning:  This message indicates a bug in system_control_ or
28027                in  the Message  Coordinator.  A  signal has  been
28028                received  by  the  attached  terminal  handler  in
28029                system_control_ but  the signal cannot  be handled
28030                because  the  mc_anstbl  cannot  be  located.  The
28031                signal is ignored.
28032 
28033      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
28034 
28035 
28036 
28037                [mca_attach_.pl1]
28038                MCA:  IO not released  on DEVICE (ipcNN in IMU-X),
28039                PERSON.PROJ.T.
28040 
28041 
28042      Stream:   Warning message.
28043 
28044      Time:     While system is running.
28045 
28046      Meaning:  The user  is detaching the IPC, but  does not want
28047                the IO to be resumed.
28048 
28049      Action:   This is  normally because the IPC  is defective or
28050                no longer capable of handling normal I/O.
28051 
28052 
28053 
28054                [mca_attach_.pl1]
28055                MCA:   IO  released  on  DEVICE  (ipcNN in IMU-X),
28056                PERSON.PROJ.T.
28057 
28058 
28059      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
28060 
28061      Time:     While system is running.
28062 
28063      Meaning:  This  message is stating  that the normal  flow of
28064                I/O for this device is being resumed.
28065 
28066      Action:   No operator action is required.
28067 
28068 
28069 
28070 
28071 
28072 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         484                  11/13/89
28073 MCA                           -484-                      11/13/89^L
28074 
28075 
28076                [mca_attach_.pl1]
28077                MCA:  IO suspended on  DEVICE (ipcNN in IMU-X) for
28078                PERSON.PROJ.T.
28079 
28080 
28081      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
28082 
28083      Time:     While system is running.
28084 
28085      Meaning:  This  message is stating  that the normal  flow of
28086                I/O  for  this  device  is  being suspended.  This
28087                allows  the user  to stop  or alter/reload  an IPC
28088                without affecting the system.
28089 
28090      Action:   No operator action is required.
28091 
28092 
28093 
28094                [mcs_timer.pl1]
28095                mcs_timer:  Cannot get space  to set timer NNN for
28096                devx(subchan) DDD(SSS).
28097 
28098 
28099      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
28100 
28101      Time:     While system is running.
28102 
28103      Meaning:  An attempt was  made to set an MCS  timer with the
28104                specified  timer ID,  but it  was not  possible to
28105                allocate  the necessary  space in  tty_buf to hold
28106                timer data block.  The call is ignored.
28107 
28108      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
28109 
28110 
28111 
28112                [mcs_timer.pl1]
28113                mcs_timer:   Channel not  locked by  this process.
28114                Devx = DDDD.
28115 
28116 
28117      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
28118 
28119      Time:     While system is running.
28120 
28121      Meaning:  A   process  called   to  perform   an  MCS  timer
28122                operation,  but  the  channel  it  specified (devx
28123                DDDD) was  not locked by the  calling process.  by
28124                the calling process.
28125 
28126      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
28127 
28128 
28129 
28130 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         485                  11/13/89
28131 mcs_timer                     -485-                      11/13/89^L
28132 
28133 
28134                [mcs_timer.pl1]
28135                mcs_timer:  Duplicate timer  ID.  Cannot set timer
28136                NNN for devx(subchan) DDD(SSS).
28137 
28138 
28139      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
28140 
28141      Time:     While system is running.
28142 
28143      Meaning:  An attempt was  made to set an MCS  timer with the
28144                specified timer ID, but the channel already had an
28145                outstanding timer  or queued timer  interrupt with
28146                that ID.  The call is ignored.
28147 
28148      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
28149 
28150 
28151 
28152                [mcs_timer.pl1]
28153                mcs_timer:   Timer  lock  already  locked  to this
28154                process.
28155 
28156 
28157      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
28158 
28159      Time:     While system is running.
28160 
28161      Meaning:  A process that had the MCS timer lock locked tried
28162                to lock it again.
28163 
28164      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
28165 
28166 
28167 
28168                [mcs_timer.pl1]
28169                mcs_timer:  Timer lock not locked by this process.
28170 
28171 
28172      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
28173 
28174      Time:     While system is running.
28175 
28176      Meaning:  A process called to unlock the MCS timer lock, but
28177                did not have it locked.
28178 
28179      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
28180 
28181 
28182 
28183 
28184 
28185 
28186 
28187 
28188 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         486                  11/13/89
28189 mcs_timer                     -486-                      11/13/89^L
28190 
28191 
28192                [mcs_timer.pl1]
28193                mcs_timer:  Timer  not found.  Cannot  OOOOO timer
28194                NNN for devx(subchan) DDD(SSS).
28195 
28196 
28197      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
28198 
28199      Time:     While system is running.
28200 
28201      Meaning:  An  attempt was  made to  perform operation  OOOOO
28202                (reset or change) on an MCS timer when no timer or
28203                queued timer interrupt with the specified ID could
28204                be found for the  requesting channel.  The call is
28205                ignored.
28206 
28207      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
28208 
28209 
28210 
28211                [mdc_create_.pl1]
28212                mdc_create_$delete:  No MDCS for DIRNAME.
28213 
28214 
28215      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
28216 
28217      Time:     While system is running.
28218 
28219      Meaning:  When deleting master directory DIRNAME, the master
28220                directory control segment  (MDCS) could not found.
28221                The directory was deleted anyway.
28222 
28223      Action:   No operator action is required.
28224 
28225 
28226 
28227                [mdc_create_.pl1]
28228                mdc_create_$delete:   TRP  for  DIRNAME  on LVNAME
28229                negative.
28230 
28231 
28232      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
28233 
28234      Time:     While system is running.
28235 
28236      Meaning:  While   deleting  master  directory   DIRNAME,  an
28237                invalid  negative time-record  product was  found.
28238                The  invalid number  has been  ignored, but volume
28239                accounting data may have been lost.
28240 
28241      Action:   No operator action is required.
28242 
28243 
28244 
28245 
28246 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         487                  11/13/89
28247 mdc_create_$delete            -487-                      11/13/89^L
28248 
28249 
28250                [mdc_lock_.pl1]
28251                mdc_lock_$lock:  LOCK ERROR MESSAGE.
28252 
28253 
28254      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
28255 
28256      Time:     While system is running.
28257 
28258      Meaning:  A master  directory operation failed because  of a
28259                problem with the master directory control lock.
28260 
28261      Action:   No operator action is required.
28262 
28263 
28264 
28265                [mdc_lock_.pl1]
28266                mdc_lock_$mdc_data_init:     Unable   to    create
28267                PATHNAME.  REASON.
28268 
28269 
28270      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
28271 
28272      Time:     System Intialization.
28273 
28274      Meaning:  Master directory control was  unable to create the
28275                segment  PATHNAME,  to  be  used  for  the  master
28276                directory  control  lock,  for  the  REASON given.
28277                Subsequent master directory control operations may
28278                fail.
28279 
28280      Action:   ignore
28281 
28282 
28283 
28284                [mdc_lock_.pl1]
28285                mdc_lock_$mdc_data_init:   Unable   to  reclassify
28286                PATHNAME.  REASON.
28287 
28288 
28289      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
28290 
28291      Time:     System Intialization.
28292 
28293      Meaning:  Master directory control  was unable to reclassify
28294                the  segment PATHNAME  to its  proper access class
28295                for the REASON given.  This  segment is to be used
28296                for the master directory control lock.  Subsequent
28297                master directory control operations may fail.
28298 
28299 
28300 
28301 
28302 
28303 
28304 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         488                  11/13/89
28305 mdc_lock_$mdc_data_init       -488-                      11/13/89^L
28306 
28307 
28308                [mdc_lock_.pl1]
28309                mdc_lock_$mdc_data_init:    Unable   to   truncate
28310                PATHNAME.  REASON.
28311 
28312 
28313      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
28314 
28315      Time:     System Intialization.
28316 
28317      Meaning:  Master  directory control  was unable  to truncate
28318                the segment  PATHNAME for the REASON  given.  This
28319                segment  is to  be used  for the  master directory
28320                control lock.  Subsequent master directory control
28321                operations may fail.
28322 
28323      Action:   No operator action is required.
28324 
28325 
28326 
28327                [mdc_lock_.pl1]
28328                mdc_lock_$unlock:  LOCK ERROR MESSAGE.
28329 
28330 
28331      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
28332 
28333      Time:     While system is running.
28334 
28335      Meaning:  At  the completion  of a  master directory control
28336                operation, some error occured unlocking the master
28337                directory control lock.
28338 
28339      Action:   No operator action is required.
28340 
28341 
28342 
28343                [mdc_lock_.pl1]
28344                mdc_lock_:  Unable to initiate PATHNAME.  REASON.
28345 
28346 
28347      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
28348 
28349      Time:     While system is running.
28350 
28351      Meaning:  Master  directory control  was unable  to initiate
28352                PATHNAME,  which  contains  the  master  directory
28353                control  lock,  because  of  REASON.   The  master
28354                directory  control  operation  requested  was  not
28355                performed.
28356 
28357      Action:   No operator action is required.
28358 
28359 
28360 
28361 
28362 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         489                  11/13/89
28363 mdc_lock_                     -489-                      11/13/89^L
28364 
28365 
28366                [mdc_repair_.pl1]
28367                mdc_repair_$register_mdir:  DIRNAME  registered on
28368                LVNAME, quota=N.
28369 
28370 
28371      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
28372 
28373      Time:     While system is running.
28374 
28375      Meaning:  The master directory DIRNAME  has been found which
28376                had  not  been  recorded  in  the  MDCS for volume
28377                LVNAME.  The master  directory has been registered
28378                and  the  quota  of  N  has  been  charged  to the
28379                Initializer.SysDaemon quota account.  This problem
28380                may  have been caused  by the loss  and subsequent
28381                retreival of the master directory control segment,
28382                or by retreving a  master directory.  This message
28383                can  only appear  as a  result of  a register_mdir
28384                command performed by a system administrator.
28385 
28386      Action:   No operator action is required.
28387 
28388 
28389 
28390                [mdc_repair_.pl1]
28391                mdc_repair_$register_mdir:   Quota for  DIRNAME on
28392                LVNAME changed from OLD to NEW.
28393 
28394 
28395      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
28396 
28397      Time:     While system is running.
28398 
28399      Meaning:  The quota of master directory DIRNAME was found be
28400                different  from the  quota recorded  in the  MDCS.
28401                The real  quota is assumed  to be correct  and the
28402                MDCS is  updated to reflect this  quota.  This may
28403                happen if  a set_quota command had been  used on a
28404                master directory.  This message can only appear as
28405                a result of a register_mdir command performed by a
28406                system administrator.
28407 
28408      Action:   No operator action is required.
28409 
28410 
28411 
28412 
28413 
28414 
28415 
28416 
28417 
28418 
28419 
28420 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         490                  11/13/89
28421 mdc_repair_$register_mdir     -490-                      11/13/89^L
28422 
28423 
28424                [mdc_repair_.pl1]
28425                mdc_repair_$register_mdir:  Quota of N reported by
28426                ring 0 for DIRNAME on LVNAME.  1 assumed.
28427 
28428 
28429      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
28430 
28431      Time:     While system is running.
28432 
28433      Meaning:  The master directory DIRNAME for volume LVNAME has
28434                been  found to have  an invalid quota.   The quota
28435                has been  assumed to be  1.  The message  can only
28436                appear  as  a  result  of  a register_mdir command
28437                performed by a system administrator.
28438 
28439      Action:   No operator action is required.
28440 
28441 
28442 
28443                [mdc_repair_.pl1]
28444                mdc_repair_:validate_uidpaths:   Master  directory
28445                entry  with  bad   uidpath  deleted  from  LVNAME.
28446                PARTIAL-PATHNAME.
28447 
28448 
28449      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
28450 
28451      Time:     While system is running.
28452 
28453      Meaning:  The  master directory  control segment  for LVNAME
28454                contains an  entry for a mastr  directory which no
28455                longer exists.  The entry has been deleted and the
28456                quota is returned to the account from which it was
28457                drawn.   This  can  happen  if  a master directory
28458                control segment has been lost and retreived, or if
28459                a mastr directory has been lost.
28460 
28461      Action:   No operator action is required.
28462 
28463 
28464 
28465 
28466 
28467 
28468 
28469 
28470 
28471 
28472 
28473 
28474 
28475 
28476 
28477 
28478 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         491                  11/13/89
28479 mdc_repair_                   -491-                      11/13/89^L
28480 
28481 
28482                [mos_memory_check.pl1]
28483                mos_memory_check:  EDAC error on mem X store Y.
28484 
28485 
28486      Stream:   Warning message.
28487 
28488      Time:     While system is running.
28489 
28490      Meaning:  MOS memory polling has  found that the maintenance
28491                register in the system  controller shows a nonzero
28492                syndrome.  The data is logged  for use by HEALS or
28493                mos_edac_summary.   Only the  first occurrence  of
28494                this error is printed online for each box.
28495 
28496      Action:   No operator action is required.
28497 
28498 
28499 
28500                [mos_memory_check.pl1]
28501                mos_memory_check:  Lock error.
28502 
28503 
28504      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
28505 
28506      Time:     While system is running.
28507 
28508      Meaning:  After checking the  memory controllers for errors,
28509                the program  mos_memory check attempted  to unlock
28510                the  reconfiguration lock  and found  it unlocked.
28511                The system continues to run.
28512 
28513      Action:   No operator action is required.
28514 
28515 
28516 
28517                [mos_memory_check.pl1]
28518                mos_memory_check:  MOS polling disabled
28519 
28520 
28521      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
28522 
28523      Time:     While system is running.
28524 
28525      Meaning:  A  system administrator   has disabled  MOS memory
28526                polling.
28527 
28528      Action:   No operator action is required.
28529 
28530 
28531 
28532 
28533 
28534 
28535 
28536 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         492                  11/13/89
28537 mos_memory_check              -492-                      11/13/89^L
28538 
28539 
28540                [mos_memory_check.pl1]
28541                mos_memory_check:  MOS polling time NN minutes.
28542 
28543 
28544      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
28545 
28546      Time:     While system is running.
28547 
28548      Meaning:  A  system  administrator  has  set  the MOS memory
28549                polling time to NN minutes.
28550 
28551      Action:   No operator action is required.
28552 
28553 
28554 
28555                [disk_table_.pl1]
28556                mount of LVNAME stopped
28557 
28558 
28559      Stream:   Initializer process output.
28560 
28561      Time:     While system is running.
28562 
28563      Meaning:  The  operator issued  a dlv  LVNAME command  for a
28564                volume which was being mounted.
28565 
28566      Action:   No operator action is required.
28567 
28568 
28569 
28570 
28571 
28572 
28573 
28574 
28575 
28576 
28577 
28578 
28579 
28580 
28581 
28582 
28583 
28584 
28585 
28586 
28587 
28588 
28589 
28590 
28591 
28592 
28593 
28594 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         493                  11/13/89
28595 mount of LVNAME stopped       -493-                      11/13/89^L
28596 
28597 
28598                [disk_table_.pl1]
28599                mount pack PVNAME {on DRIVE}
28600 
28601 
28602      Stream:   Initializer process output.
28603 
28604      Time:     While system is running.
28605 
28606      Meaning:  This message occurs when  the system is attempting
28607                to mount  a logical volume  and finds one  or more
28608                physical volumes have not  been made known via the
28609                add_vol command.  If the pack is a non-demountable
28610                volume, a DRIVE will only be printed if the system
28611                knows the  drive on which the  pack was previously
28612                mounted.   If the  pack is  a demountable  volume,
28613                then  a  DRIVE  will  be  printed  always.  If the
28614                system does  not know the drive on  which the pack
28615                was  last mounted, then  it chooses a  drive where
28616                the  pack  should  be   mounted  and  prints  this
28617                message.
28618 
28619      Action:   Mount the pack specified.  If it is not convenient
28620                to use the specified DRIVE, use another.  Then use
28621                the  add_vol command to  tell the system  that the
28622                physical volume has been  mounted.  When all packs
28623                have been mounted and  either accepted via add_vol
28624                or are  on the drives where the  system called for
28625                them, issue a "alv  LVNAME" command to accept them
28626                all at  once.  The logical  volume will be  put in
28627                use.
28628 
28629 
28630 
28631                [move_non_perm_wired_segs.pl1]
28632                move_non_perm_wired_segs:   mem TAG  on in  config
28633                deck, but port off.
28634 
28635 
28636      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
28637 
28638      Time:     System Intialization.
28639 
28640      Meaning:  Memory controller  TAG is specified ON  on its MEM
28641                card,  but its  port is  disabled on  the bootload
28642                CPU.
28643 
28644      Action:   Enable the port or set the MEM OFF and reboot.
28645 
28646 
28647 
28648 
28649 
28650 
28651 
28652 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         494                  11/13/89
28653 move_non_perm_wired_segs      -494-                      11/13/89^L
28654 
28655 
28656                [move_non_perm_wired_segs.pl1]
28657                move_non_perm_wired_segs:   mem  TAG  size  nK  in
28658                config, mK on port.
28659 
28660 
28661      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
28662 
28663      Time:     System Intialization.
28664 
28665      Meaning:  Memory  controller TAG  has a  size of  nK in  the
28666                config deck,  but the address assignment  and port
28667                size switches specify mK.
28668 
28669      Action:   Fix the switches or config deck and reboot.
28670 
28671 
28672 
28673                [move_non_perm_wired_segs.pl1]
28674                move_non_perm_wired_segs:     no    main    memory
28675                configured.
28676 
28677 
28678      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
28679 
28680      Time:     System Intialization.
28681 
28682      Meaning:  No MEM cards were found ON in the config deck.
28683 
28684      Action:   Fix the config deck and reboot.
28685 
28686 
28687 
28688 
28689 
28690 
28691 
28692 
28693 
28694 
28695 
28696 
28697 
28698 
28699 
28700 
28701 
28702 
28703 
28704 
28705 
28706 
28707 
28708 
28709 
28710 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         495                  11/13/89
28711 move_non_perm_wired_segs      -495-                      11/13/89^L
28712 
28713 
28714                [mrd_util_.pl1]
28715                mrd_util_$ENTRY:  CALL_CODE (MESSAGE) in ENAME
28716 
28717 
28718      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
28719 
28720      Time:     While system is running.
28721 
28722      Meaning:  A problem has been  discovered in the threading of
28723                the message coordinator  segment ENAME.  CALL_CODE
28724                identifies  the particular  call that  failed, and
28725                MESSAGE  identifies the   reason for  the failure.
28726                Entry identifies the  entrypoint in mrd_util_ that
28727                was  called.  All  pending messages  in ENAME  are
28728                discarded.  Debugging information  is written into
28729                ENAME,   and   may    be   displayed   using   the
28730                dump_syscon_mseg  tool.   The  message coordinator
28731                recovers from these errors and continues, possibly
28732                with the  loss of some input or  output.  If ENAME
28733                is mc.message, some daemon output may be lost.  If
28734                ENAME is anything else,  some input to that daemon
28735                may be  lost, and the operator  should communicate
28736                with  the  daemon  immediately,  in  case this has
28737                happened.   This indicates  a logic  error in  the
28738                supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware problems.
28739 
28740      Action:   Contact  the system  programming staff.   Save all
28741                console and message coordinator terminal output.
28742 
28743 
28744 
28745                [mrd_util_.pl1]
28746                mrd_util_$ENTRY:  had to blast lock in ENAME
28747 
28748 
28749      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
28750 
28751      Time:     While system is running.
28752 
28753      Meaning:  The lock in the  message coordinator segment ENAME
28754                did not unlock within thirty seconds.  The lock is
28755                reset forcibly, and locked to the calling process.
28756                ENTRY identifies the  entrypoint in mrd_util_ that
28757                was called.  Debugging information is written into
28758                ENAME,   and   may    be   displayed   using   the
28759                dump_syscon_mseg tool.  Further  errors may result
28760                if the process that  originally locked the segment
28761                left it  in an inconsistent state, or  if it later
28762                starts up again.
28763 
28764      Action:   Contact  the system  programming staff.   Save all
28765                console and message coordinator terminal output.
28766 
28767 
28768 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         496                  11/13/89
28769 mrd_util_$ENTRY               -496-                      11/13/89^L
28770 
28771 
28772                [mrd_util_.pl1]
28773                mrd_util_$ENTRY:  inconsistent threads in ENAME
28774 
28775 
28776      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
28777 
28778      Time:     While system is running.
28779 
28780      Meaning:  While  trying to  add  unused  blocks to  the free
28781                chain in the message coordinator segment ENAME, an
28782                error   was  discovered.   ENTRY   identifies  the
28783                entrypoint   in   mrd_util_   that   was   called.
28784                Debugging information  is written into  ENAME, and
28785                may be displayed  using the dump_syscon_mseg tool.
28786                This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
28787                CPU or memory hardware problems.
28788 
28789      Action:   Contact  the system  programming staff.   Save all
28790                console and message coordinator terminal output.
28791 
28792 
28793 
28794                [mrd_util_.pl1]
28795                mrd_util_$ENTRY:   killing process  due to  mylock
28796                error in ENAME
28797 
28798 
28799      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Terminates user process)
28800 
28801      Time:     While system is running.
28802 
28803      Meaning:  While  trying  to  lock  the  message  coordinator
28804                segment  ENAME, the lock  was found to  already be
28805                locked to  the calling process.   ENTRY identifies
28806                the  entrypoint  in  mrd_util_  that  was  called.
28807                Debugging information  is written into  ENAME, and
28808                may be displayed  using the dump_syscon_mseg tool.
28809                This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
28810                CPU or memory hardware problems.
28811 
28812      Action:   Contact  the system  programming staff.   Save all
28813                console and message coordinator terminal output.
28814 
28815 
28816 
28817 
28818 
28819 
28820 
28821 
28822 
28823 
28824 
28825 
28826 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         497                  11/13/89
28827 mrd_util_$ENTRY               -497-                      11/13/89^L
28828 
28829 
28830                [mrd_util_.pl1]
28831                mrd_util_$ENTRY:  reset bad lock in ENAME
28832 
28833 
28834      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
28835 
28836      Time:     While system is running.
28837 
28838      Meaning:  The message  coordinator segment ENAME  was locked
28839                to a  nonexistent process.  The lock  is reset and
28840                locked to  the calling process.   ENTRY identifies
28841                the  entrypoint  in  mrd_util_  that  was  called.
28842                Debugging information  is written into  ENAME, and
28843                may be displayed  using the dump_syscon_mseg tool.
28844                Further errors may be reported  if ENAME was in an
28845                inconsistent state.
28846 
28847      Action:   Contact  the system  programming staff.   Save all
28848                console and message coordinator terminal output.
28849 
28850 
28851 
28852                [syserr_real.pl1]
28853                Multics   not  in   operation;  control   process:
28854                PERSON.PROJ.
28855 
28856 
28857      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
28858 
28859      Time:     While system is running.
28860 
28861      Meaning:  This message is always  preceded by an explanation
28862                of the error which crashed the system.
28863 
28864      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
28865 
28866 
28867 
28868 
28869 
28870 
28871 
28872 
28873 
28874 
28875 
28876 
28877 
28878 
28879 
28880 
28881 
28882 
28883 
28884 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         498                  11/13/89
28885 Multics not in operation;     -498-                      11/13/89^L
28886 
28887 
28888                [system_startup_.pl1]
28889                Multics SYSID:  DATE TIME
28890 
28891 
28892      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
28893 
28894      Time:     System Intialization.
28895 
28896      Meaning:  This is the first message  that will be typed when
28897                the system  is started up.  It  indicates that the
28898                Initializer process is ready to go.  The system ID
28899                on the tape is SYSID.
28900 
28901      Action:   Check  the  date  and  time  to  ensure  both  are
28902                correct.  If the clock reading is wrong, shut down
28903                and correct the clock.
28904 
28905 
28906 
28907                [disk_rebuild_caller.pl1]
28908                New starting parameters (no partitions defined):
28909 
28910 
28911      Stream:   Initializer process output.
28912 
28913      Time:     In response to an operator command.
28914 
28915      Meaning:  This  message  requests  the  input  of  new  disk
28916                parameters.
28917 
28918      Action:   Input  the  new  disk  parameters.   Use the "end"
28919                request when done.
28920 
28921 
28922 
28923                [syserr_real.pl1]
28924                Now terminating user process:  PERSON.PROJ.
28925 
28926 
28927      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
28928 
28929      Time:     While system is running.
28930 
28931      Meaning:  This line is always  preceded by an explanation of
28932                the error  which required the terminaation  of the
28933                user process PERSON.PROJ.
28934 
28935      Action:   No operator action is required.
28936 
28937 
28938 
28939 
28940 
28941 
28942 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         499                  11/13/89
28943 Now terminating user proce    -499-                      11/13/89^L
28944 
28945 
28946                [ocdcm_.pl1]
28947                ocdcm_ (bump_io_to_mc):  Console recovery failure.
28948 
28949 
28950      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
28951 
28952      Time:     While system is running.
28953 
28954      Meaning:  The software detected  Message Coordinator failure
28955                while  the Message  Coordinator was  being used in
28956                place  of a  functioning console.   Since the CCRF
28957                parameter was specified the system crashed.
28958 
28959      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.  Contact the
28960                system administrator.
28961 
28962 
28963 
28964                [ocdcm_.pl1]
28965                ocdcm_   (bump_io_to_mc):    Message   Coordinator
28966                failure.
28967 
28968 
28969      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
28970 
28971      Time:     While system is running.
28972 
28973      Meaning:  The  Message  Coordinator  is  no  longer  able to
28974                handle console traffic.
28975 
28976      Action:   Attempt to get an active console online as soon as
28977                possible and reset the Message Coordinator.
28978 
28979 
28980 
28981 
28982 
28983 
28984 
28985 
28986 
28987 
28988 
28989 
28990 
28991 
28992 
28993 
28994 
28995 
28996 
28997 
28998 
28999 
29000 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         500                  11/13/89
29001 ocdcm_ (bump_io_to_mc)        -500-                      11/13/89^L
29002 
29003 
29004                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29005                ocdcm_   (console_recovery):     Console   failed,
29006                assignment of alternate OPCx failed.
29007 
29008 
29009      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
29010 
29011      Time:     While system is running.
29012 
29013      Meaning:  The  console software  detected a  failure of  the
29014                bootload  console   and  found  an   alternate  to
29015                utilize.   However, when  it tried  to attach  the
29016                alternate it too was found to be inoperative.  The
29017                search continues for a usable console.
29018 
29019      Action:   Attempt  to determine   why the  alternate console
29020                failed  to come  online.   If  it can  be repaired
29021                configure  it with the  set_system_console command
29022                from a highly priviliged process.
29023 
29024 
29025 
29026                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29027                ocdcm_  (console_recovery):  Console  inoperative,
29028                alternate OPCx assigned.
29029 
29030 
29031      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
29032 
29033      Time:     While system is running.
29034 
29035      Meaning:  The  software  has  detected  a  bootload  console
29036                failure and has assigned the specifed alternate to
29037                take over.  The inoperative  console is flagged as
29038                such.
29039 
29040      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
29041 
29042 
29043 
29044 
29045 
29046 
29047 
29048 
29049 
29050 
29051 
29052 
29053 
29054 
29055 
29056 
29057 
29058 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         501                  11/13/89
29059 ocdcm_ (console_recovery)     -501-                      11/13/89^L
29060 
29061 
29062                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29063                ocdcm_  (console_recovery):  Console  inoperative,
29064                no alternates available.
29065 
29066 
29067      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
29068 
29069      Time:     While system is running.
29070 
29071      Meaning:  The  software  dected   failure  of  the  bootload
29072                console,  but no   alternates are  configured.  It
29073                will  direct  subsequent  console  traffic  to the
29074                Message Coordinator.
29075 
29076      Action:   Attempt  to get a  running console online  via the
29077                set_system_console command as soon as possible.
29078 
29079 
29080 
29081                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29082                ocdcm_  (console_recovery):  Console  inoperative,
29083                no alternates, no MC.
29084 
29085 
29086      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
29087 
29088      Time:     While system is running.
29089 
29090      Meaning:  The  software  detected  failure  of  the bootload
29091                console, but no alternates  are configured and the
29092                Message  Coordinator  is   not  functioning.   All
29093                subsequent  console traffic  will be  sent to  the
29094                syserr log.
29095 
29096      Action:   Attempt  to get a  running console online  via the
29097                set_system_console command as soon as possible.
29098 
29099 
29100 
29101 
29102 
29103 
29104 
29105 
29106 
29107 
29108 
29109 
29110 
29111 
29112 
29113 
29114 
29115 
29116 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         502                  11/13/89
29117 ocdcm_ (console_recovery)     -502-                      11/13/89^L
29118 
29119 
29120                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29121                ocdcm_   (console_recovery):    Console   recovery
29122                failure.
29123 
29124 
29125      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
29126 
29127      Time:     While system is running.
29128 
29129      Meaning:  The  software  detected  console  failure  and was
29130                unable to continue because  the CCRF parameter was
29131                specified.  The system crashed.
29132 
29133      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.  Contact the
29134                system administrator.
29135 
29136 
29137 
29138                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29139                ocdcm_    (esd_reset):     No    active   consoles
29140                configured.
29141 
29142 
29143      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
29144 
29145      Time:     While system is running.
29146 
29147      Meaning:  During ESD there were no consoles in service.  ESD
29148                messages will be sent to the syserr log.
29149 
29150      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
29151 
29152 
29153 
29154                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29155                ocdcm_ (init_all_consoles):  Assigned console OPCx
29156                as TYPE device.
29157 
29158 
29159      Stream:   $announce
29160 
29161      Time:     System Intialization.
29162 
29163      Meaning:  This  message  appears  as  the  system configures
29164                consoles found  in the config file.   This message
29165                will  only appear if  the CLST parameter  has been
29166                specified on  the PARM card.  Values  for TYPE are
29167                "bootload", "alternate",  "I/O", "inoperative" and
29168                "off".
29169 
29170      Action:   No operator action is required.
29171 
29172 
29173 
29174 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         503                  11/13/89
29175 ocdcm_ (init_all_consoles)    -503-                      11/13/89^L
29176 
29177 
29178                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29179                ocdcm_  (init_all_consoles):   Changing  state  of
29180                OPCx to alt.
29181 
29182 
29183      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
29184 
29185      Time:     System Intialization.
29186 
29187      Meaning:  During   console  initialization  more   than  one
29188                console was found to have  a state of "on".  Since
29189                only one bootload console  is allowed the software
29190                reconfigures    additional   "on"    consoles   as
29191                alternates.
29192 
29193      Action:   $config
29194 
29195 
29196 
29197                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29198                ocdcm_   (init_all_consoles):    Console   channel
29199                assignment failed.
29200 
29201 
29202      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
29203 
29204      Time:     While system is running.
29205 
29206      Meaning:  Attachment  of  the   specified  bootload  console
29207                failed during initialization.
29208 
29209      Action:   This  is most  likely  a  hardware failure  of the
29210                console channel adapter.
29211 
29212 
29213 
29214                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29215                ocdcm_ (init_all_consoles):   Illegal console name
29216                (NAME) specified.  It will be ignored.
29217 
29218 
29219      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
29220 
29221      Time:     System Intialization.
29222 
29223      Meaning:  An illegal console name  was found.  Console names
29224                must be values of "opca" through "opcz".
29225 
29226      Action:   $config
29227 
29228 
29229 
29230 
29231 
29232 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         504                  11/13/89
29233 ocdcm_ (init_all_consoles)    -504-                      11/13/89^L
29234 
29235 
29236                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29237                ocdcm_   (init_all_consoles):    Invalid   channel
29238                specified for OPCx.
29239 
29240 
29241      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
29242 
29243      Time:     System Intialization.
29244 
29245      Meaning:  The  console channel  as specified  in the  config
29246                file for the specified device is illegal.
29247 
29248      Action:   $config
29249 
29250 
29251 
29252                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29253                ocdcm_  (init_all_consoles):    Invalid  state  of
29254                STATE      for      console      OPCx.      ocdcm_
29255                (init_all_consoles):   This  console  will  not be
29256                configured.
29257 
29258 
29259      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
29260 
29261      Time:     System Intialization.
29262 
29263      Meaning:  An   unrecognizable  state   was  found   for  the
29264                specified  console.   That  console  will  not  be
29265                configured.   Only valid  states are  "on", "alt",
29266                "io", "inop" and "off".
29267 
29268      Action:   $config
29269 
29270 
29271 
29272                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29273                ocdcm_ (init_all_consoles):  Maximum console count
29274                exceeded.  ocdcm_ (init_all_consoles):  Additional
29275                consoles will not be configured.
29276 
29277 
29278      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
29279 
29280      Time:     System Intialization.
29281 
29282      Meaning:  Too  many  consoles  have  been  specified  in the
29283                config  file.  Only  the maximum  number allowable
29284                will be configured.
29285 
29286      Action:   $config
29287 
29288 
29289 
29290 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         505                  11/13/89
29291 ocdcm_ (init_all_consoles)    -505-                      11/13/89^L
29292 
29293 
29294                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29295                ocdcm_  (init_all_consoles):    Missing  prph  opc
29296                card.
29297 
29298 
29299      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
29300 
29301      Time:     System Intialization.
29302 
29303      Meaning:  At least one PRPH OPCx  card must be in the config
29304                file.
29305 
29306      Action:   $config
29307 
29308 
29309 
29310                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29311                ocdcm_  (init_all_consoles):   No  active  console
29312                configured.
29313 
29314 
29315      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
29316 
29317      Time:     System Intialization.
29318 
29319      Meaning:  None of the consoles  specified in the config file
29320                has a state of "on".
29321 
29322      Action:   $config
29323 
29324 
29325 
29326                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29327                ocdcm_  (init_all_consoles):  Unable  to determine
29328                absolute memory address of
29329                       oc_data.
29330 
29331 
29332      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
29333 
29334      Time:     While system is running.
29335 
29336      Meaning:  The absloute  memory address of oc_data  could not
29337                be determined during console initialization.
29338 
29339      Action:   This  is a very  serious error.  Ensure  that your
29340                MST is good and then consider hardware.
29341 
29342 
29343 
29344 
29345 
29346 
29347 
29348 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         506                  11/13/89
29349 ocdcm_ (init_all_consoles)    -506-                      11/13/89^L
29350 
29351 
29352                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29353                ocdcm_ (init_all_consoles):   Unknown model, NNNN,
29354                specified for OPCx.
29355                       It will not be configured.
29356 
29357 
29358      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
29359 
29360      Time:     System Intialization.
29361 
29362      Meaning:  The console  model number specified in  the config
29363                file  is not supported  by this software  and will
29364                not be configured.
29365 
29366      Action:   $config
29367 
29368 
29369 
29370                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29371                ocdcm_ (interrupt_handler):  System Fault.
29372 
29373 
29374      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
29375 
29376      Time:     While system is running.
29377 
29378      Meaning:  A  system fault  interrupt was  received from  the
29379                IOM.  The fault is logged and ignored.
29380 
29381      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
29382 
29383 
29384 
29385 
29386 
29387 
29388 
29389 
29390 
29391 
29392 
29393 
29394 
29395 
29396 
29397 
29398 
29399 
29400 
29401 
29402 
29403 
29404 
29405 
29406 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         507                  11/13/89
29407 ocdcm_ (interrupt_handler)    -507-                      11/13/89^L
29408 
29409 
29410                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29411                ocdcm_ (lock_oc_data):  Lock wait timer expired.
29412 
29413 
29414      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
29415 
29416      Time:     While system is running.
29417 
29418      Meaning:  A process waiting on the  lock was not able to get
29419                the  lock  before  the  wait  timer expired.  This
29420                timer  is calculated as  the maximum time  that it
29421                should  take  a  READ  I/O  to  complete times the
29422                number of CPUs specified  in the config file.  Any
29423                process waiting  on the lock should  never have to
29424                wait more than that amount of time for the lock to
29425                become  available without   there being  a serious
29426                problem  with  the  hardcore  process  holding the
29427                lock.
29428 
29429      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
29430 
29431 
29432 
29433                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29434                ocdcm_ (lock_oc_data):  Mylock error.
29435 
29436 
29437      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
29438 
29439      Time:     While system is running.
29440 
29441      Meaning:  The offending process found  its own process_id in
29442                the lock.
29443 
29444      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
29445 
29446 
29447 
29448 
29449 
29450 
29451 
29452 
29453 
29454 
29455 
29456 
29457 
29458 
29459 
29460 
29461 
29462 
29463 
29464 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         508                  11/13/89
29465 ocdcm_ (lock_oc_data)         -508-                      11/13/89^L
29466 
29467 
29468                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29469                ocdcm_  (log_console_error):  I/O  [timeout] error
29470                on OPCx; status = SSSSSS
29471                        oc_data flags:  FLAGS
29472                        oc_entry flags:  FLAGS
29473                        console_io flags:  FLAGS
29474 
29475 
29476      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
29477 
29478      Time:     While system is running.
29479 
29480      Meaning:  An I/O error occurred.  The status is the returned
29481                IOM status  for the I/O in question  and the flags
29482                denote the  state of the oc_data,  the console and
29483                the I/O,  respectively, at the time  of the error.
29484                The flag values are interpreted.
29485 
29486      Action:   Too  many  of  these  errors  will  result  in the
29487                invocation of console  recovery.  Have the console
29488                fixed.
29489 
29490 
29491 
29492                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29493                ocdcm_   (reconfigure):   Assigned   OPCx  as   an
29494                alternate console for PERSON.PROJ.T.
29495 
29496 
29497      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
29498 
29499      Time:     While system is running.
29500 
29501      Meaning:  The specified process has configured the specified
29502                console as an alternate.
29503 
29504      Action:   No operator action is required.
29505 
29506 
29507 
29508 
29509 
29510 
29511 
29512 
29513 
29514 
29515 
29516 
29517 
29518 
29519 
29520 
29521 
29522 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         509                  11/13/89
29523 ocdcm_ (reconfigure)          -509-                      11/13/89^L
29524 
29525 
29526                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29527                ocdcm_   (reconfigure):   Assigned  OPCx   as  the
29528                bootload console for PERSON.PROJ.T.
29529 
29530 
29531      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
29532 
29533      Time:     While system is running.
29534 
29535      Meaning:  The specified process has configured the specified
29536                console  as the   bootload console.   The bootload
29537                console  at  the  time  of  the reconfiguration is
29538                reconfigured as an alternate device.
29539 
29540      Action:   No operator action is required.
29541 
29542 
29543 
29544                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29545                ocdcm_     (reconfigure):     Bootload     console
29546                deconfigured with CCRF set.
29547 
29548 
29549      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
29550 
29551      Time:     During console reconfiguration.
29552 
29553      Meaning:  The  bootload console  was deconfigured  by use of
29554                the  set_system_console command  and the  site had
29555                specified the CCRF parameter in the config file.
29556 
29557      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
29558 
29559 
29560 
29561                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29562                ocdcm_  (reconfigure):  Consigned  OPCx as  an I/O
29563                device for PERSON.PROJ.T.
29564 
29565 
29566      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
29567 
29568      Time:     While system is running.
29569 
29570      Meaning:  The specified process has configured the specified
29571                console as an I/O device.
29572 
29573      Action:   No operator action is required.
29574 
29575 
29576 
29577 
29578 
29579 
29580 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         510                  11/13/89
29581 ocdcm_ (reconfigure)          -510-                      11/13/89^L
29582 
29583 
29584                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29585                ocdcm_   (reconfigure):    Marked   OPCx   as   an
29586                inoperative device for PERSON.PROJ.T.
29587 
29588 
29589      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
29590 
29591      Time:     While system is running.
29592 
29593      Meaning:  The specified process has configured the specified
29594                console as an inoperative device.
29595 
29596      Action:   No operator action is required.
29597 
29598 
29599 
29600                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29601                ocdcm_  (reconfigure):   MCA  input  through OPCx,
29602                disabled by PERSON.PROJ.T.
29603 
29604 
29605      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
29606 
29607      Time:     While system is running.
29608 
29609      Meaning:  The input to the  MCA (Maint.  Channel Adapter) in
29610                the IMU (Interrupt  Multiplexer Unit) from special
29611                keyboard  sequences  has  been  LOCKed (disabled).
29612                Input  to  the  MCA  can  now  only  come from the
29613                on-line, Multics controlled, channel 03 interface.
29614 
29615      Action:   No operator action is required.
29616 
29617 
29618 
29619                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29620                ocdcm_ (reconfigure):  MCA(nn) input through OPCx,
29621                enabled by PERSON.PROJ.T.
29622 
29623 
29624      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
29625 
29626      Time:     While system is running.
29627 
29628      Meaning:  The input to MCA(nn)  via special console keyboard
29629                sequences has been enabled (UNLOCKed).
29630 
29631      Action:   No operator action is required.
29632 
29633 
29634 
29635 
29636 
29637 
29638 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         511                  11/13/89
29639 ocdcm_ (reconfigure)          -511-                      11/13/89^L
29640 
29641 
29642                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29643                ocdcm_ (reconfigure):  Timeout  executing MCA LOCK
29644                on OPCx for PERSON.PROJ.T.
29645 
29646 
29647      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
29648 
29649      Time:     While system is running.
29650 
29651      Meaning:  The I/O to LOCK the MCA interface through OPCx did
29652                not complete within a given time.
29653 
29654      Action:   This  is most  likely  a  hardware failure  of the
29655                console channel adapter or the IMU central.
29656 
29657 
29658 
29659                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29660                ocdcm_  (reconfigure):  Timeout  executing MCA(nn)
29661                UNLOCK on OPCx for PERSON.PROJ.T.
29662 
29663 
29664      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
29665 
29666      Time:     While system is running.
29667 
29668      Meaning:  The  I/O to  UNLOCK the  MCA(nn) interface through
29669                OPCx did not complete within a given time.
29670 
29671      Action:   This  is most  likely  a  hardware failure  of the
29672                console channel adapter or the IMU central.
29673 
29674 
29675 
29676                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29677                ocdcm_  (reset_console):   Reset  bootload console
29678                for PERSON.PROJ.T.
29679 
29680 
29681      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
29682 
29683      Time:     While system is running.
29684 
29685      Meaning:  The  bootload  console  has   been  reset  by  the
29686                specified process.
29687 
29688      Action:   No operator action is required.
29689 
29690 
29691 
29692 
29693 
29694 
29695 
29696 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         512                  11/13/89
29697 ocdcm_ (reset_console)        -512-                      11/13/89^L
29698 
29699 
29700                [ocdcm_.pl1]
29701                ocdcm_ (unlock_oc_data):  Lock not mine.
29702 
29703 
29704      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
29705 
29706      Time:     While system is running.
29707 
29708      Meaning:  A  process attempting  to unlock  oc_data found  a
29709                non-zero lock that was not its own.
29710 
29711      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
29712 
29713 
29714 
29715                [on_line_salvager.pl1]
29716                on_line_salvager:   cannot get activation  info on
29717                PPPPP ERRORMESSAGE
29718 
29719 
29720      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
29721 
29722      Time:     While system is running.
29723 
29724      Meaning:  The  on  line  salvager  could  not  determine the
29725                length of a directory to be salvaged.  A truncated
29726                copy will be made in >dumps.
29727 
29728      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
29729 
29730 
29731 
29732                [on_line_salvager.pl1]
29733                on_line_salvager:    error  from   sum  on   PPPPP
29734                ERRORMESSAGE
29735 
29736 
29737      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
29738 
29739      Time:     While system is running.
29740 
29741      Meaning:  The on  line salvager could not  access the branch
29742                for a sdirectory to be salvaged.  This indicates a
29743                logic  error in the  supervisor, or CPU  or memory
29744                hardware problems.
29745 
29746      Action:   Contact  the  system  programming  staff.   Follow
29747                normal recovery procedures.
29748 
29749 
29750 
29751 
29752 
29753 
29754 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         513                  11/13/89
29755 on_line_salvager              -513-                      11/13/89^L
29756 
29757 
29758                [on_line_salvager.pl1]
29759                on_line_salvager:  Getting pathname of PPPPP
29760 
29761 
29762      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
29763 
29764      Time:     While system is running.
29765 
29766      Meaning:  The on line salvager cannot obtain the pathname of
29767                a  directory  to  be  salvaged.   This indicates a
29768                logic  error in the  supervisor, or CPU  or memory
29769                hardware problems.
29770 
29771      Action:   Take  a  dump.   Contact  the  system  programming
29772                staff.  Follow normal recovery procedures.
29773 
29774 
29775 
29776                [on_line_salvager.pl1]
29777                on_line_salvager:  lock error ERROMESSAGE
29778 
29779 
29780      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
29781 
29782      Time:     While system is running.
29783 
29784      Meaning:  The on line salvager could not lock its data base.
29785                This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
29786                CPU or memory hardware problems.
29787 
29788      Action:   Contact  the  system  programming  staff.   Follow
29789                normal recovery  procedures.  Be sure that  a dump
29790                is taken.
29791 
29792 
29793 
29794                [mc_tty_.pl1]
29795                OPER:
29796 
29797 
29798      Stream:   Initializer terminal.
29799 
29800      Time:     While system is running.
29801 
29802      Meaning:  This  message is  typed if  the operator  enters a
29803                blank line on a  message coordinator terminal.  It
29804                indicates that input is  expected on the terminal,
29805                and that output will be inhibited for 30 seconds.
29806 
29807      Action:   Type a system control command.
29808 
29809 
29810 
29811 
29812 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         514                  11/13/89
29813 OPER                          -514-                      11/13/89^L
29814 
29815 
29816                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
29817                operator_mc_cmds_:    accept:    CHANNEL   set  to
29818                "full".
29819 
29820 
29821      Stream:   $as1
29822 
29823      Time:     In response to an operator accept command.
29824 
29825      Meaning:  CHANNEL  is  already   in  use  and  authorization
29826                request has not changed from it's current state.
29827 
29828      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
29829 
29830 
29831 
29832                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
29833                operator_mc_cmds_:  accept:  channel not available
29834 
29835 
29836      Stream:   $as1
29837 
29838      Time:     In response to an operator accept command.
29839 
29840      Meaning:  Channel  cannot be  used as  a message coordinator
29841                channel.
29842 
29843      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
29844 
29845 
29846 
29847                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
29848                operator_mc_cmds_:   accept:  channel  not defined
29849                in cdt.
29850 
29851 
29852      Stream:   $as1
29853 
29854      Time:     In response to an operator accept command.
29855 
29856      Meaning:  Channel  is  not  found  in  the  system  cdt  and
29857                therefore cannot be used.
29858 
29859      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
29860 
29861 
29862 
29863 
29864 
29865 
29866 
29867 
29868 
29869 
29870 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         515                  11/13/89
29871 operator_mc_cmds_             -515-                      11/13/89^L
29872 
29873 
29874                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
29875                operator_mc_cmds_:    accept:    error:    unknown
29876                privilege code
29877 
29878 
29879      Stream:   $as1
29880 
29881      Time:     In response to an operator accept command.
29882 
29883      Meaning:  The  operator has  typed accept  CHANNEL PRIVILEGE
29884                but PRIVILEGE is not a known privilege code.
29885 
29886      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
29887 
29888 
29889 
29890                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
29891                operator_mc_cmds_:   accept:   ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE
29892                accept unsuccessful.
29893 
29894 
29895      Stream:   $as1
29896 
29897      Time:     In response to an operator accept command.
29898 
29899      Meaning:  The  error was returned  from mc_commands_$new_tty
29900                causing the accept to abort.
29901 
29902      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
29903 
29904 
29905 
29906                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
29907                operator_mc_cmds_:   accept:   ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE
29908                Channel  CHANNEL  is  not  in  Message Coordinator
29909                service.
29910 
29911 
29912      Stream:   $as1
29913 
29914      Time:     In response to an operator accept command.
29915 
29916      Meaning:  CHANNEL   cannot   be   accepted   as   a  message
29917                coordinator terminal.
29918 
29919      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
29920 
29921 
29922 
29923 
29924 
29925 
29926 
29927 
29928 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         516                  11/13/89
29929 operator_mc_cmds_             -516-                      11/13/89^L
29930 
29931 
29932                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
29933                operator_mc_cmds_:   accept:   ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE
29934                Failed to accept CHANNEL.
29935 
29936 
29937      Stream:   $as1
29938 
29939      Time:     In response to an operator accept command.
29940 
29941      Meaning:  The operator has issued an accept CHANNEL command,
29942                but CHANNEL cannot be accepted.
29943 
29944      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
29945 
29946 
29947 
29948                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
29949                operator_mc_cmds_:   accept:   ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE
29950                Failed to reset restriction.
29951 
29952 
29953      Stream:   $as1
29954 
29955      Time:     In response to an operator accept command.
29956 
29957      Meaning:  Failed to reset the reply restriction.
29958 
29959      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
29960 
29961 
29962 
29963                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
29964                operator_mc_cmds_:   accept:   ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE
29965                Failed to set broadcast list to BROADCAST_LIST.
29966 
29967 
29968      Stream:   $as1
29969 
29970      Time:     In response to an operator accept command.
29971 
29972      Meaning:  Failed to set the broadcast list BROADCAST_LIST.
29973 
29974      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
29975 
29976 
29977 
29978 
29979 
29980 
29981 
29982 
29983 
29984 
29985 
29986 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         517                  11/13/89
29987 operator_mc_cmds_             -517-                      11/13/89^L
29988 
29989 
29990                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
29991                operator_mc_cmds_:   accept:   ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE
29992                Failed to set restriction to RESTRICTION.
29993 
29994 
29995      Stream:   $as1
29996 
29997      Time:     In response to an operator accept command.
29998 
29999      Meaning:  Failed to set the reply restriction.
30000 
30001      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30002 
30003 
30004 
30005                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30006                operator_mc_cmds_:   accept:   ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE
30007                This name is reserved for the system console.
30008 
30009 
30010      Stream:   $as1
30011 
30012      Time:     In response to an operator accept command.
30013 
30014      Meaning:  Attempt to  accept identifier "otw_" which  is THE
30015                identifier  for  the   master  console,  which  is
30016                automatically accepted on bootload.
30017 
30018      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30019 
30020 
30021 
30022                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30023                operator_mc_cmds_:   accept:   ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE
30024                Usage:   accept  channel_id  {authority}  {target}
30025                {broadcast_list}
30026 
30027 
30028      Stream:   $as1
30029 
30030      Time:     In response to an operator accept command.
30031 
30032      Meaning:  The operator has issued  an accept command without
30033                any arguments.
30034 
30035      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30036 
30037 
30038 
30039 
30040 
30041 
30042 
30043 
30044 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         518                  11/13/89
30045 operator_mc_cmds_             -518-                      11/13/89^L
30046 
30047 
30048                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30049                operator_mc_cmds_:    accept:     Ioname   already
30050                attached and active.  accept unsuccessful.
30051 
30052 
30053      Stream:   $as1
30054 
30055      Time:     In response to an operator accept command.
30056 
30057      Meaning:  The  error was returned  from mc_commands_$new_tty
30058                causing the accept to abort.
30059 
30060      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30061 
30062 
30063 
30064                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30065                operator_mc_cmds_:   accept:   Ioname  not  found.
30066                accept unsuccessful.
30067 
30068 
30069      Stream:   $as1
30070 
30071      Time:     In response to an operator accept command.
30072 
30073      Meaning:  The  error was returned  from mc_commands_$new_tty
30074                causing the accept to abort.  Channel not found in
30075                the cdt or pre-accepted as a virtual channel.
30076 
30077      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30078 
30079 
30080 
30081                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30082                operator_mc_cmds_:                    accept_vchn:
30083                ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE Failed to accept VCHANNEL
30084 
30085 
30086      Stream:   $as1
30087 
30088      Time:     In response to an operator accept_vchn command.
30089 
30090      Meaning:  Unable to pre-accept VCHANNEL as a virtual channel
30091                identifier.
30092 
30093      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30094 
30095 
30096 
30097 
30098 
30099 
30100 
30101 
30102 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         519                  11/13/89
30103 operator_mc_cmds_             -519-                      11/13/89^L
30104 
30105 
30106                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30107                operator_mc_cmds_:                    accept_vchn:
30108                ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE Failed to reset restriction.
30109 
30110 
30111      Stream:   $as1
30112 
30113      Time:     In response to an operator accept command.
30114 
30115      Meaning:  Failed to reset the reply restriction.
30116 
30117      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30118 
30119 
30120 
30121                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30122                operator_mc_cmds_:                    accept_vchn:
30123                ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE  Failed to set  broadcast list
30124                to BROADCAST_LIST.
30125 
30126 
30127      Stream:   $as1
30128 
30129      Time:     In response to an operator accept command.
30130 
30131      Meaning:  Failed   to    set   the   broadcast    list   for
30132                BROADCAST_LIST.
30133 
30134      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30135 
30136 
30137 
30138                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30139                operator_mc_cmds_:                    accept_vchn:
30140                ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE  Failed to set  restriction to
30141                REPLY_TARGET
30142 
30143 
30144      Stream:   $as1
30145 
30146      Time:     In response to an operator accept command.
30147 
30148      Meaning:  Failed   to   set   the   reply   restriction  for
30149                REPLY_TARGET.
30150 
30151      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30152 
30153 
30154 
30155 
30156 
30157 
30158 
30159 
30160 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         520                  11/13/89
30161 operator_mc_cmds_             -520-                      11/13/89^L
30162 
30163 
30164                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30165                operator_mc_cmds_:                    accept_vchn:
30166                ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE Usage:  accept_vchn
30167                  channel_id -auth  authority -target reply_target
30168                -bc_list input_broadcast_list
30169 
30170 
30171      Stream:   $as1
30172 
30173      Time:     In response to an operator accept_vchn command.
30174 
30175      Meaning:  Incorrect number of arguments supplied.
30176 
30177      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30178 
30179 
30180 
30181                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30182                operator_mc_cmds_:   accept_vchn:    Incorrect  IO
30183                channel specification.  This  name is reserved for
30184                the system console.
30185 
30186 
30187      Stream:   $as1
30188 
30189      Time:     In response to an operator accept_vchn command.
30190 
30191      Meaning:  The  specified  virtual  channel  name  given  was
30192                "otw_".   This  identifier  cannot  be  used as it
30193                identifies the system console.
30194 
30195      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30196 
30197 
30198 
30199                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30200                operator_mc_cmds_:   accept_vchn:    Incorrect  IO
30201                channel specification.  DOT  Virtual channel names
30202                may not contain a DOT
30203 
30204 
30205      Stream:   $as1
30206 
30207      Time:     In response to an operator accept_vchn command.
30208 
30209      Meaning:  The  DOT (".")  character  cannot  be used  in the
30210                virtual channel specifier.
30211 
30212      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30213 
30214 
30215 
30216 
30217 
30218 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         521                  11/13/89
30219 operator_mc_cmds_             -521-                      11/13/89^L
30220 
30221 
30222                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30223                operator_mc_cmds_:  accept_vchn:  Invalid argument
30224                -auth  may be  followed by  one of  the following:
30225                full, none, reply, daemon, query
30226 
30227 
30228      Stream:   $as1
30229 
30230      Time:     In response to an operator accept_vchn command.
30231 
30232      Meaning:  An  incorrect   argument  to  the   -auth  control
30233                argument was supplied.
30234 
30235      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30236 
30237 
30238 
30239                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30240                operator_mc_cmds_:  accept_vchn:  Invalid argument
30241                Bad broadcast list:  BROADCAST_LIST
30242 
30243 
30244      Stream:   $as1
30245 
30246      Time:     In response to an operator accept_vchn command.
30247 
30248      Meaning:  Incorrect   argument  supplied  to   the  -bc_list
30249                control argument.
30250 
30251      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30252 
30253 
30254 
30255                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30256                operator_mc_cmds_:  accept_vchn:  Invalid argument
30257                Bad reply target:  TARGET
30258 
30259 
30260      Stream:   $as1
30261 
30262      Time:     In response to an operator accept_vchn command.
30263 
30264      Meaning:  An  incorrect  argument   to  the  -reply  control
30265                argument was supplied.
30266 
30267      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30268 
30269 
30270 
30271 
30272 
30273 
30274 
30275 
30276 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         522                  11/13/89
30277 operator_mc_cmds_             -522-                      11/13/89^L
30278 
30279 
30280                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30281                operator_mc_cmds_:   accept_vchn:  Ioname  already
30282                attached and active.  VCHANNEL set to full.
30283 
30284 
30285      Stream:   $as1
30286 
30287      Time:     In response to an operator accept_vchn command.
30288 
30289      Meaning:  VCHANNEL already active  and authorization request
30290                is same.
30291 
30292      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30293 
30294 
30295 
30296                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30297                operator_mc_cmds_:      accept_vchn:     Specified
30298                control  argument  is  not  accpeted  Argument not
30299                accepted:  ARGUMENT
30300 
30301 
30302      Stream:   $as1
30303 
30304      Time:     In response to an operator accept_vchn command.
30305 
30306      Meaning:  An incorrect control argument  was supplied to the
30307                accept_vchn request.
30308 
30309      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30310 
30311 
30312 
30313                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30314                operator_mc_cmds_:   COMMAND:  ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE
30315                SYSDIR>answer_table
30316 
30317 
30318      Stream:   $as1
30319 
30320      Time:     In response to an operator command, COMMAND.
30321 
30322      Meaning:  The system  was unable to access  the answer_table
30323                in SYSDIR.
30324 
30325      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
30326 
30327 
30328 
30329 
30330 
30331 
30332 
30333 
30334 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         523                  11/13/89
30335 operator_mc_cmds_             -523-                      11/13/89^L
30336 
30337 
30338                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30339                operator_mc_cmds_:   COMMAND:  ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE
30340                SYSDIR>cdt
30341 
30342 
30343      Stream:   $as1
30344 
30345      Time:     In response to an operator command, COMMAND.
30346 
30347      Meaning:  The system was unable to access the cdt in SYSDIR.
30348 
30349      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
30350 
30351 
30352 
30353                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30354                operator_mc_cmds_:   COMMAND:  ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE
30355                SYSDIR>installation_parms
30356 
30357 
30358      Stream:   $as1
30359 
30360      Time:     In response to an operator command, COMMAND.
30361 
30362      Meaning:  The    system   was    unable   to    access   the
30363                installation_parms in SYSDIR.
30364 
30365      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
30366 
30367 
30368 
30369                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30370                operator_mc_cmds_:   COMMAND:  ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE
30371                SYSDIR>whotab
30372 
30373 
30374      Stream:   $as1
30375 
30376      Time:     In response to an operator command, COMMAND.
30377 
30378      Meaning:  The  system was  unable  to  access the  whotab in
30379                SYSDIR.
30380 
30381      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
30382 
30383 
30384 
30385 
30386 
30387 
30388 
30389 
30390 
30391 
30392 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         524                  11/13/89
30393 operator_mc_cmds_             -524-                      11/13/89^L
30394 
30395 
30396                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30397                operator_mc_cmds_:   COMMAND:  ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE
30398                Incorrect number of arguments.
30399 
30400 
30401      Stream:   $as1
30402 
30403      Time:     In response to an operator command COMMAND.
30404 
30405      Meaning:  Insufficient number of arguments supplied with the
30406                command.
30407 
30408      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30409 
30410 
30411 
30412                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30413                operator_mc_cmds_:   COMMAND:  ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE
30414                removing user (no proc) on channel CHANNEL
30415 
30416 
30417      Stream:   $as1
30418 
30419      Time:     In response to an operator command.
30420 
30421      Meaning:  An error described  by ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE occured
30422                while attempting the operator command, COMMAND.
30423 
30424      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
30425 
30426 
30427 
30428                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30429                operator_mc_cmds_:   COMMAND:  ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE
30430                trying to access SYSDIR>mc_anstbl
30431 
30432 
30433      Stream:   $as1
30434 
30435      Time:     In response to an operator command, COMMAND.
30436 
30437      Meaning:  The system was not able to access the mc_anstbl in
30438                SYSDIR.
30439 
30440      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
30441 
30442 
30443 
30444 
30445 
30446 
30447 
30448 
30449 
30450 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         525                  11/13/89
30451 operator_mc_cmds_             -525-                      11/13/89^L
30452 
30453 
30454                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30455                operator_mc_cmds_:  define:  Action not performed.
30456                define unsuccessful.
30457 
30458 
30459      Stream:   $as1
30460 
30461      Time:     In response to an operator define command.
30462 
30463      Meaning:  An  error  was  returned  from mc_commands_$define
30464                causing the define to abort.  Target channel found
30465                requiring an accept in mc_anstbl.
30466 
30467      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30468 
30469 
30470 
30471                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30472                operator_mc_cmds_:   define:   ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE
30473                define unsuccessful.
30474 
30475 
30476      Stream:   $as1
30477 
30478      Time:     In response to an operator define command.
30479 
30480      Meaning:  An  error  was  returned  from mc_commands_$define
30481                causing the define to abort.
30482 
30483      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30484 
30485 
30486 
30487                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30488                operator_mc_cmds_:   define:   Ioname  not active.
30489                define unsuccessful.
30490 
30491 
30492      Stream:   $as1
30493 
30494      Time:     In response to an operator define command.
30495 
30496      Meaning:  An  error  was  returned  from mc_commands_$define
30497                causing the  define to abort.  Target  channel not
30498                active in the mc_anstbl.
30499 
30500      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30501 
30502 
30503 
30504 
30505 
30506 
30507 
30508 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         526                  11/13/89
30509 operator_mc_cmds_             -526-                      11/13/89^L
30510 
30511 
30512                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30513                operator_mc_cmds_:   define:   Ioname  not  found.
30514                define unsuccessful.
30515 
30516 
30517      Stream:   $as1
30518 
30519      Time:     In response to an operator define command.
30520 
30521      Meaning:  An  error  was  returned  from mc_commands_$define
30522                causing  the define  to abort.   Could not  locate
30523                VCONS in vcons_tab.
30524 
30525      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30526 
30527 
30528 
30529                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30530                operator_mc_cmds_:  define:   There is no  room to
30531                make requested allocations.
30532 
30533 
30534      Stream:   $as1
30535 
30536      Time:     In response to an operator define command.
30537 
30538      Meaning:  The  operator has  issued a  define SOURCE  STREAM
30539                VCONS  command but the  system could not  make the
30540                new entry in the message routing table.  No action
30541                was taken.
30542 
30543      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30544 
30545 
30546 
30547                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30548                operator_mc_cmds_:   define:  Typename  not found.
30549                define unsuccessful.
30550 
30551 
30552      Stream:   $as1
30553 
30554      Time:     In response to an operator define command.
30555 
30556      Meaning:  An  error  was  returned  from mc_commands_$define
30557                causing  the define  to abort.   Target VCONS type
30558                not known.
30559 
30560      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30561 
30562 
30563 
30564 
30565 
30566 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         527                  11/13/89
30567 operator_mc_cmds_             -527-                      11/13/89^L
30568 
30569 
30570                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30571                operator_mc_cmds_:   deroute:  ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE
30572                reroute unsuccessful.
30573 
30574 
30575      Stream:   $as1
30576 
30577      Time:     In response to an operator deroute command.
30578 
30579      Meaning:  An  error was  returned from  mc_commands_$deroute
30580                causing the deroute to abort.
30581 
30582      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30583 
30584 
30585 
30586                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30587                operator_mc_cmds_:  deroute:  There  is no room to
30588                make requested allocations.
30589 
30590 
30591      Stream:   $as1
30592 
30593      Time:     In response to an operator deroute command.
30594 
30595      Meaning:  The  operator has  issued a  deroute SOURCE STREAM
30596                VCONS command  but the system had no  room to make
30597                the new entry in the message routing table.  There
30598                may be up to 16  sources, each with 8 streams, and
30599                each stream may have up to 8 virtual consoles.  No
30600                action was taken.
30601 
30602      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30603 
30604 
30605 
30606                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30607                operator_mc_cmds_:  drop:  error:  Channel CHANNEL
30608                not a message coordinator terminal.
30609 
30610 
30611      Stream:   $as1
30612 
30613      Time:     In response to an operator command.
30614 
30615      Meaning:  Cannot drop CHANNEL as it cannot be found attached
30616                to the message coordinator.
30617 
30618      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
30619 
30620 
30621 
30622 
30623 
30624 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         528                  11/13/89
30625 operator_mc_cmds_             -528-                      11/13/89^L
30626 
30627 
30628                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30629                operator_mc_cmds_:  drop:  error:  Channel CHANNEL
30630                not configured.
30631 
30632 
30633      Stream:   $as1
30634 
30635      Time:     In response to an operator command.
30636 
30637      Meaning:  Channel CHANNEL is not defined in the system cdt.
30638 
30639      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
30640 
30641 
30642 
30643                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30644                operator_mc_cmds_:  drop:  error:  Channel CHANNEL
30645                not dialed to initializer.
30646 
30647 
30648      Stream:   $as1
30649 
30650      Time:     In response to an operator command.
30651 
30652      Meaning:  CHANNEL must  be dialed to the  initializer before
30653                being dropped.
30654 
30655      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
30656 
30657 
30658 
30659                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30660                operator_mc_cmds_:    drop:    ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE
30661                drop unsuccessful.
30662 
30663 
30664      Stream:   $as1
30665 
30666      Time:     In response to an operator drop command.
30667 
30668      Meaning:  An error was returned from mc_commands_$remove_tty
30669                causing the drop to abort.
30670 
30671      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30672 
30673 
30674 
30675 
30676 
30677 
30678 
30679 
30680 
30681 
30682 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         529                  11/13/89
30683 operator_mc_cmds_             -529-                      11/13/89^L
30684 
30685 
30686                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30687                operator_mc_cmds_:     redefine:     Action    not
30688                performed.  redefine unsuccessful.
30689 
30690 
30691      Stream:   $as1
30692 
30693      Time:     In response to an operator redefine command.
30694 
30695      Meaning:  An  error was returned  from mc_commands_$redefine
30696                causing  the redefine   to abort.   Target channel
30697                found requiring an accept in mc_anstbl.
30698 
30699      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30700 
30701 
30702 
30703                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30704                operator_mc_cmds_:   redefine:   Allocation  could
30705                not be performed.  redefine unsuccessful.
30706 
30707 
30708      Stream:   $as1
30709 
30710      Time:     In response to an operator redefine command.
30711 
30712      Meaning:  The  operator has  issued a  redefine VCONS SOURCE
30713                STREAM VCONS command but the system could not make
30714                the  new entry in  the message routing  table.  No
30715                action was taken.
30716 
30717      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30718 
30719 
30720 
30721                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30722                operator_mc_cmds_:  redefine:  ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE
30723                redefine unsuccessful.
30724 
30725 
30726      Stream:   $as1
30727 
30728      Time:     In response to an operator redefine command.
30729 
30730      Meaning:  An  error was returned  from mc_commands_$redefine
30731                causing the redefine to abort.
30732 
30733      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30734 
30735 
30736 
30737 
30738 
30739 
30740 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         530                  11/13/89
30741 operator_mc_cmds_             -530-                      11/13/89^L
30742 
30743 
30744                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30745                operator_mc_cmds_:  redefine:   Ioname not active.
30746                redefine unsuccessful.
30747 
30748 
30749      Stream:   $as1
30750 
30751      Time:     In response to an operator redefine command.
30752 
30753      Meaning:  An  error was returned  from mc_commands_$redefine
30754                causing the redefine to abort.  Target channel not
30755                active in the mc_anstbl.
30756 
30757      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30758 
30759 
30760 
30761                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30762                operator_mc_cmds_:   redefine:  Ioname  not found.
30763                redefine unsuccessful.
30764 
30765 
30766      Stream:   $as1
30767 
30768      Time:     In response to an operator redefine command.
30769 
30770      Meaning:  An  error was returned  from mc_commands_$redefine
30771                causing the  redefine to abort.  Could  not locate
30772                VCONS in vcons_tab.
30773 
30774      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30775 
30776 
30777 
30778                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30779                operator_mc_cmds_:  redefine:  Typename not found.
30780                redefine unsuccessful.
30781 
30782 
30783      Stream:   $as1
30784 
30785      Time:     In response to an operator redefine command.
30786 
30787      Meaning:  An  error was returned  from mc_commands_$redefine
30788                causing the redefine to  abort.  Target VCONS type
30789                not known.
30790 
30791      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30792 
30793 
30794 
30795 
30796 
30797 
30798 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         531                  11/13/89
30799 operator_mc_cmds_             -531-                      11/13/89^L
30800 
30801 
30802                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30803                operator_mc_cmds_:   reroute:  ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE
30804                reroute unsuccessful.
30805 
30806 
30807      Stream:   $as1
30808 
30809      Time:     In response to an operator reroute command.
30810 
30811      Meaning:  An  error was  returned from  mc_commands_$reroute
30812                causing the reroute to abort.
30813 
30814      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30815 
30816 
30817 
30818                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30819                operator_mc_cmds_:  reroute:  There  is no room to
30820                make requested allocations.
30821 
30822 
30823      Stream:   $as1
30824 
30825      Time:     In response to an operator reroute command.
30826 
30827      Meaning:  The  operator has  issued a  reroute SOURCE STREAM
30828                OLD_VCONS NEW_VCONS command but  the system had no
30829                room to make the new  entry in the message routing
30830                table.  There may be up to 16 sources, each with 8
30831                streams, and each stream may  have up to 8 virtual
30832                consoles.  No action was taken.
30833 
30834      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30835 
30836 
30837 
30838                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30839                operator_mc_cmds_:    route:   ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE
30840                route unsuccessful.
30841 
30842 
30843      Stream:   $as1
30844 
30845      Time:     In response to an operator route command.
30846 
30847      Meaning:  An  error  was  returned  from  mc_commands_$route
30848                causing the route to abort.
30849 
30850      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30851 
30852 
30853 
30854 
30855 
30856 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         532                  11/13/89
30857 operator_mc_cmds_             -532-                      11/13/89^L
30858 
30859 
30860                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30861                operator_mc_cmds_:   route:    Ioname  not  found.
30862                route unsuccessful.
30863 
30864 
30865      Stream:   $as1
30866 
30867      Time:     In response to an operator route command.
30868 
30869      Meaning:  An  error  was  returned  from  mc_commands_$route
30870                causing the route to  abort.  VCONS not located in
30871                vcons_tab.
30872 
30873      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30874 
30875 
30876 
30877                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30878                operator_mc_cmds_:   route:  There  is no  room to
30879                make requested allocations.
30880 
30881 
30882      Stream:   $as1
30883 
30884      Time:     In response to an operator route command.
30885 
30886      Meaning:  The  operator  has  issued  a  route SOURCE STREAM
30887                VCONS command  but the system had no  room to make
30888                the new entry in the message routing table.  There
30889                may be up to 16  sources, each with 8 streams, and
30890                each stream may have up to 8 virtual consoles.  No
30891                action was taken.
30892 
30893      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30894 
30895 
30896 
30897                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30898                operator_mc_cmds_:   substty:  ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE
30899                removing channel CHANNEL
30900 
30901 
30902      Stream:   $as1
30903 
30904      Time:     In response to an operator substty command.
30905 
30906      Meaning:  Unable to remove CHANNEL  designated as the source
30907                of the substitution.
30908 
30909      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30910 
30911 
30912 
30913 
30914 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         533                  11/13/89
30915 operator_mc_cmds_             -533-                      11/13/89^L
30916 
30917 
30918                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30919                operator_mc_cmds_:  substty:   Channel CHANNEL not
30920                configured.
30921 
30922 
30923      Stream:   $as1
30924 
30925      Time:     In response to an operator substty command.
30926 
30927      Meaning:  Channel CHANNEL is not found in the system cdt.
30928 
30929      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30930 
30931 
30932 
30933                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30934                operator_mc_cmds_:  substty:   Channel CHANNEL not
30935                dialed to initializer
30936 
30937 
30938      Stream:   $as1
30939 
30940      Time:     In response to an operator substty command.
30941 
30942      Meaning:  Channel CHANNEL  was not previously dialed  to the
30943                initializer and thus cannot be substituted.
30944 
30945      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30946 
30947 
30948 
30949                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30950                operator_mc_cmds_:    substty:    error:    cannot
30951                substty for same channel
30952 
30953 
30954      Stream:   $as1
30955 
30956      Time:     In response to an operator substty command.
30957 
30958      Meaning:  The  operator  has  attempted  to  use  substty to
30959                substitute a channel for itself.
30960 
30961      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30962 
30963 
30964 
30965 
30966 
30967 
30968 
30969 
30970 
30971 
30972 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         534                  11/13/89
30973 operator_mc_cmds_             -534-                      11/13/89^L
30974 
30975 
30976                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30977                operator_mc_cmds_:  substty:   error:  channel not
30978                available
30979 
30980 
30981      Stream:   $as1
30982 
30983      Time:     In response to an operator accept command.
30984 
30985      Meaning:  Channel  cannot be  used as  a message coordinator
30986                channel.
30987 
30988      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
30989 
30990 
30991 
30992                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
30993                operator_mc_cmds_:  substty:   error:  channel not
30994                defined in cdt.
30995 
30996 
30997      Stream:   $as1
30998 
30999      Time:     In response to an operator accept command.
31000 
31001      Meaning:  Channel  is  not  found  in  the  system  cdt  and
31002                therefore cannot be used.
31003 
31004      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
31005 
31006 
31007 
31008                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
31009                operator_mc_cmds_:   substty:  ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE
31010                substty unsuccessful.
31011 
31012 
31013      Stream:   $as1
31014 
31015      Time:     In response to an operator substty command.
31016 
31017      Meaning:  An  error was  returned from  mc_commands_$substty
31018                causing the substty to abort.
31019 
31020      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
31021 
31022 
31023 
31024 
31025 
31026 
31027 
31028 
31029 
31030 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         535                  11/13/89
31031 operator_mc_cmds_             -535-                      11/13/89^L
31032 
31033 
31034                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
31035                operator_mc_cmds_:   substty:   Ioname  not found.
31036                substty unsuccessful.
31037 
31038 
31039      Stream:   $as1
31040 
31041      Time:     In response to an operator substty command.
31042 
31043      Meaning:  An  error was  returned from  mc_commands_$substty
31044                causing  the substty  to abort.   Could not locate
31045                source channel in mc_anstbl.
31046 
31047      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
31048 
31049 
31050 
31051                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
31052                operator_mc_cmds_:   substty:   Ioname  not found.
31053                substty unsuccessful.
31054 
31055 
31056      Stream:   $as1
31057 
31058      Time:     In response to an operator substty command.
31059 
31060      Meaning:  The  error was returned  from mc_commands_$new_tty
31061                causing the substty to  abort.  The target channel
31062                not found in the cdt  or pre-accepted as a virtual
31063                channel.
31064 
31065      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
31066 
31067 
31068 
31069                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
31070                operator_mc_cmds_:  substty:  The requested action
31071                was not performed.  substty unsuccessful.
31072 
31073 
31074      Stream:   $as1
31075 
31076      Time:     In response to an operator substty command.
31077 
31078      Meaning:  An  error was  returned from  mc_commands_$substty
31079                causing the substty to  abort.  The target channel
31080                is in  a "pending" state,  which means it  has not
31081                been accepted yet.
31082 
31083      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
31084 
31085 
31086 
31087 
31088 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         536                  11/13/89
31089 operator_mc_cmds_             -536-                      11/13/89^L
31090 
31091 
31092                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
31093                operator_mc_cmds_:  undefine:  ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE
31094                undefine unsuccessful.
31095 
31096 
31097      Stream:   $as1
31098 
31099      Time:     In response to an operator undefine command.
31100 
31101      Meaning:  An  error was returned  from mc_commands_$undefine
31102                causing the undefine to abort.
31103 
31104      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
31105 
31106 
31107 
31108                [operator_mc_cmds_.pl1]
31109                operator_mc_cmds_:   undefine:  Ioname  not found.
31110                undefine unsuccessful.
31111 
31112 
31113      Stream:   $as1
31114 
31115      Time:     In response to an operator undefine command.
31116 
31117      Meaning:  An  error was returned  from mc_commands_$undefine
31118                causing the  undefine to abort.  Could  not locate
31119                VCONS in vcons_tab.
31120 
31121      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
31122 
31123 
31124 
31125                [operator_process_cmds_.pl1]
31126                operator_process_cmds_:   bump:   error:   invalid
31127                arguments
31128 
31129 
31130      Stream:   $as1
31131 
31132      Time:     In response to an operator command.
31133 
31134      Meaning:  A bad argument has been typed to the bump command.
31135                No action was taken.
31136 
31137      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
31138 
31139 
31140 
31141 
31142 
31143 
31144 
31145 
31146 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         537                  11/13/89
31147 operator_process_cmds_        -537-                      11/13/89^L
31148 
31149 
31150                [operator_process_cmds_.pl1]
31151                operator_process_cmds_:  bump:  NAME.PROJ bumped
31152 
31153 
31154      Stream:   $as1
31155 
31156      Time:     In response to an operator command.
31157 
31158      Meaning:  This is the response  to an operator bump command.
31159                The user affected is named.
31160 
31161      Action:   No operator action is required.
31162 
31163 
31164 
31165                [operator_process_cmds_.pl1]
31166                operator_process_cmds_:    bump:   NAME.PROJ   has
31167                "nobump"
31168 
31169 
31170      Stream:   $as1
31171 
31172      Time:     While system is running.
31173 
31174      Meaning:  This is the response to the command bump NAME PROJ
31175                if  the user has  the nobump privilege.   The user
31176                was not bumped.
31177 
31178      Action:   If it is imperative to bump the user, for instance
31179                at system shutdown time, do  a who to find out his
31180                channel number, then type "bump CHANNEL".
31181 
31182 
31183 
31184                [operator_process_cmds_.pl1]
31185                operator_process_cmds_:  bump:   no bump signalled
31186                to NAME PROJ
31187 
31188 
31189      Stream:   $as1
31190 
31191      Time:     In response to an operator command.
31192 
31193      Meaning:  An operator  bump command specified  a nonexistent
31194                channel name or user  name and project.  No action
31195                was taken on the command.
31196 
31197      Action:   Enter a corrected command  line.  This message may
31198                be printed as a result of trying to bump a user by
31199                name  when he has  nobump privilege.  Bump  him by
31200                channel name instead.
31201 
31202 
31203 
31204 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         538                  11/13/89
31205 operator_process_cmds_        -538-                      11/13/89^L
31206 
31207 
31208                [operator_process_cmds_.pl1]
31209                operator_process_cmds_:  COMMAND:  error:  Invalid
31210                FNP tag:  FNP
31211 
31212 
31213      Stream:   $as1
31214 
31215      Time:     In response to an operator command COMMAND.
31216 
31217      Meaning:  The  FNP tag following  COMMAND was more  than one
31218                character in  length.  FNP specifiers can  only be
31219                one character long (ie:  a, b, c, etc.).
31220 
31221      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
31222 
31223 
31224 
31225                [operator_process_cmds_.pl1]
31226                operator_process_cmds_:  COMMAND:   error:  No FNP
31227                tag specified
31228 
31229 
31230      Stream:   $as1
31231 
31232      Time:     In response to an operator command COMMAND.
31233 
31234      Meaning:  Expected   a  FNP   designator,  but   none  typed
31235                following COMMAND.
31236 
31237      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
31238 
31239 
31240 
31241                [operator_process_cmds_.pl1]
31242                operator_process_cmds_:    COMMAND:   error:    No
31243                multiplexer specified
31244 
31245 
31246      Stream:   $as1
31247 
31248      Time:     In response to an operator command COMMAND.
31249 
31250      Meaning:  Expected a multiplexer  designator, but none typed
31251                following COMMAND.
31252 
31253      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
31254 
31255 
31256 
31257 
31258 
31259 
31260 
31261 
31262 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         539                  11/13/89
31263 operator_process_cmds_        -539-                      11/13/89^L
31264 
31265 
31266                [operator_process_cmds_.pl1]
31267                operator_process_cmds_:  COMMAND:   error:  Usage:
31268                COMMAND  (Person.Project|CHANNEL|mpx   MPX)  {TIME
31269                MESSAGE} The "Person Project" format is obsolete.
31270 
31271 
31272      Stream:   $as1
31273 
31274      Time:     In response to an operator command COMMAND.
31275 
31276      Meaning:  The  character "."  was  not found on  the request
31277                line and COMMAND was not followed by a process id.
31278                If  argument  following  COMMAND  is  personid and
31279                projectid, the correct  syntax is "Person.Project"
31280                not "Person Project".
31281 
31282      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
31283 
31284 
31285 
31286                [operator_process_cmds_.pl1]
31287                operator_process_cmds_:  COMMAND:   error:  Usage:
31288                COMMAND    (Person.Project|CHANNEL|mpx   MPX|-pid)
31289                {TIME MESSAGE}
31290 
31291 
31292      Stream:   $as1
31293 
31294      Time:     In response to an operator command COMMAND.
31295 
31296      Meaning:  Insufficient number of arguments supplied with the
31297                command.
31298 
31299      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
31300 
31301 
31302 
31303                [operator_process_cmds_.pl1]
31304                operator_process_cmds_:                   COMMAND:
31305                ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE SYSDIR>answer_table
31306 
31307 
31308      Stream:   $as1
31309 
31310      Time:     In response to an operator command, COMMAND.
31311 
31312      Meaning:  The system  was unable to access  the answer_table
31313                in SYSDIR.
31314 
31315      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
31316 
31317 
31318 
31319 
31320 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         540                  11/13/89
31321 operator_process_cmds_        -540-                      11/13/89^L
31322 
31323 
31324                [operator_process_cmds_.pl1]
31325                operator_process_cmds_:                   COMMAND:
31326                ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE SYSDIR>cdt
31327 
31328 
31329      Stream:   $as1
31330 
31331      Time:     In response to an operator command, COMMAND.
31332 
31333      Meaning:  The system was unable to access the cdt in SYSDIR.
31334 
31335      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
31336 
31337 
31338 
31339                [operator_process_cmds_.pl1]
31340                operator_process_cmds_:                   COMMAND:
31341                ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE SYSDIR>installation_parms
31342 
31343 
31344      Stream:   $as1
31345 
31346      Time:     In response to an operator command, COMMAND.
31347 
31348      Meaning:  The    system   was    unable   to    access   the
31349                installation_parms in SYSDIR.
31350 
31351      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
31352 
31353 
31354 
31355                [operator_process_cmds_.pl1]
31356                operator_process_cmds_:                   COMMAND:
31357                ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE SYSDIR>whotab
31358 
31359 
31360      Stream:   $as1
31361 
31362      Time:     In response to an operator command, COMMAND.
31363 
31364      Meaning:  The  system was  unable  to  access the  whotab in
31365                SYSDIR.
31366 
31367      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
31368 
31369 
31370 
31371 
31372 
31373 
31374 
31375 
31376 
31377 
31378 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         541                  11/13/89
31379 operator_process_cmds_        -541-                      11/13/89^L
31380 
31381 
31382                [operator_process_cmds_.pl1]
31383                operator_process_cmds_:                   COMMAND:
31384                ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE Error recieved from AS.
31385 
31386 
31387      Stream:   $as1
31388 
31389      Time:     In response to an operator command COMMAND.
31390 
31391      Meaning:  Recieved   an   error   from   answering   service
31392                attempting  to remove  the terminal  user from the
31393                system  answer table.   User's process  state will
31394                remain unchanged.
31395 
31396      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
31397 
31398 
31399 
31400                [operator_process_cmds_.pl1]
31401                operator_process_cmds_:                   COMMAND:
31402                ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE From hcs_$wakeup for CHANNEL
31403 
31404 
31405      Stream:   $as1
31406 
31407      Time:     In response to an operator command COMMAND.
31408 
31409      Meaning:  Recieved  an  error  from  answering  service when
31410                attempting  to  process  the  command  COMMAND for
31411                channel CHANNEL.
31412 
31413      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
31414 
31415 
31416 
31417                [operator_process_cmds_.pl1]
31418                operator_process_cmds_:                   COMMAND:
31419                ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE Incorrect number of arguments.
31420 
31421 
31422      Stream:   $as1
31423 
31424      Time:     In response to an operator command COMMAND.
31425 
31426      Meaning:  Insufficient number of arguments supplied with the
31427                command.
31428 
31429      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
31430 
31431 
31432 
31433 
31434 
31435 
31436 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         542                  11/13/89
31437 operator_process_cmds_        -542-                      11/13/89^L
31438 
31439 
31440                [operator_process_cmds_.pl1]
31441                operator_process_cmds_:                   COMMAND:
31442                ERROR_TABLE_MESSAGE Invalid process id:
31443                  PROCESS_ID.  Use the first 6 or all 12 digits of
31444                the pid.
31445 
31446 
31447      Stream:   $as1
31448 
31449      Time:     In response to an operator command COMMAND.
31450 
31451      Meaning:  The typed length of the PROCESS_ID was incorrect.
31452 
31453      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
31454 
31455 
31456 
31457                [operator_process_cmds_.pl1]
31458                operator_process_cmds_:  detach:   Channel CHANNEL
31459                is not currently active and cannot be detached.
31460 
31461 
31462      Stream:   $as1
31463 
31464      Time:     In response to an operator command.
31465 
31466      Meaning:  An  operator detach   command specified  a channel
31467                that is not attached.  No action was taken.
31468 
31469      Action:   Enter a corrected command line
31470 
31471 
31472 
31473                [operator_process_cmds_.pl1]
31474                operator_process_cmds_:   detach:   CHANNEL  is in
31475                use  by the  message  coordinator  and can  not be
31476                detached.
31477 
31478 
31479      Stream:   $as1
31480 
31481      Time:     In response to an operator command.
31482 
31483      Meaning:  An  operator detach   command specified  a message
31484                coordinator   channel.    The   channel   was  not
31485                detached.
31486 
31487      Action:   Enter  a  corrected  command  line.   Use the drop
31488                command  to take a  channel away from  the message
31489                coordinator.
31490 
31491 
31492 
31493 
31494 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         543                  11/13/89
31495 operator_process_cmds_        -543-                      11/13/89^L
31496 
31497 
31498                [operator_process_cmds_.pl1]
31499                operator_process_cmds_:  detach:   error:  invalid
31500                arguments
31501 
31502 
31503      Stream:   $as1
31504 
31505      Time:     In response to an operator command.
31506 
31507      Meaning:  A  bad  argument  has  been  typed  to  the detach
31508                command.  No action was taken.
31509 
31510      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
31511 
31512 
31513 
31514                [operator_process_cmds_.pl1]
31515                operator_process_cmds_:    detach:   ERROR_MESSAGE
31516                CHANNEL
31517 
31518 
31519      Stream:   $as1
31520 
31521      Time:     In response to an operator command.
31522 
31523      Meaning:  The operator  has issued a detach  CHANNEL command
31524                and the error  described by ERROR_MESSAGE occurred
31525                during the attempt to detach it.
31526 
31527      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
31528 
31529 
31530 
31531                [operator_process_cmds_.pl1]
31532                operator_process_cmds_:      detach:     NAME.PROJ
31533                detached
31534 
31535 
31536      Stream:   $as1
31537 
31538      Time:     In response to an operator command.
31539 
31540      Meaning:  This  is  the  response   to  an  operator  detach
31541                command.  The user affected is named.
31542 
31543      Action:   No operator action is required.
31544 
31545 
31546 
31547 
31548 
31549 
31550 
31551 
31552 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         544                  11/13/89
31553 operator_process_cmds_        -544-                      11/13/89^L
31554 
31555 
31556                [operator_process_cmds_.pl1]
31557                operator_process_cmds_:    detach:     no   detach
31558                signalled to NAME PROJ
31559 
31560 
31561      Stream:   $as1
31562 
31563      Time:     In response to an operator command.
31564 
31565      Meaning:  An operator detach command specified a nonexistent
31566                channel name or user  name and project.  No action
31567                was taken on the command.
31568 
31569      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
31570 
31571 
31572 
31573                [operator_process_cmds_.pl1]
31574                operator_process_cmds_:    disconnect:   NAME.PROJ
31575                disconnected.
31576 
31577 
31578      Stream:   $as1
31579 
31580      Time:     In response to an operator command.
31581 
31582      Meaning:  This  is the  response to  an operator  disconnect
31583                command.  The user affected is named.
31584 
31585      Action:   No operator action is required.
31586 
31587 
31588 
31589                [operator_process_cmds_.pl1]
31590                operator_process_cmds_:    terminate:    NAME.PROJ
31591                terminated
31592 
31593 
31594      Stream:   $as1
31595 
31596      Time:     In response to an operator command.
31597 
31598      Meaning:  This  is  the  response  to  an operator terminate
31599                command.  The user affected is named.
31600 
31601      Action:   No operator action is required.
31602 
31603 
31604 
31605 
31606 
31607 
31608 
31609 
31610 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         545                  11/13/89
31611 operator_process_cmds_        -545-                      11/13/89^L
31612 
31613 
31614                [operator_process_cmds_.pl1]
31615                operator_process_cmds_:  terminate:   no terminate
31616                signalled to NAME PROJ
31617 
31618 
31619      Stream:   $as1
31620 
31621      Time:     In response to an operator command.
31622 
31623      Meaning:  An   operator   terminate   command   specified  a
31624                nonexistent channel name or user name and project.
31625                No action was taken on the command.
31626 
31627      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
31628 
31629 
31630 
31631                [operator_process_cmds_.pl1]
31632                operator_process_cmds_:  unbump:   error:  invalid
31633                arguments
31634 
31635 
31636      Stream:   $as1
31637 
31638      Time:     In response to an operator command.
31639 
31640      Meaning:  A  bad  argument  has  been  typed  to  the unbump
31641                command.  No action was taken.
31642 
31643      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
31644 
31645 
31646 
31647                [operator_process_cmds_.pl1]
31648                operator_process_cmds_:      unbump:     NAME.PROJ
31649                unbumped
31650 
31651 
31652      Stream:   $as1
31653 
31654      Time:     In response to an operator command.
31655 
31656      Meaning:  This  is  the  response   to  an  operator  unbump
31657                command.  The user affected is named.
31658 
31659      Action:   No operator action is required.
31660 
31661 
31662 
31663 
31664 
31665 
31666 
31667 
31668 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         546                  11/13/89
31669 operator_process_cmds_        -546-                      11/13/89^L
31670 
31671 
31672                [operator_process_cmds_.pl1]
31673                operator_process_cmds_:    unbump:     no   unbump
31674                signalled to NAME PROJ
31675 
31676 
31677      Stream:   $as1
31678 
31679      Time:     In response to an operator command.
31680 
31681      Meaning:  An operator unbump command specified a nonexistent
31682                channel name or user name and project, or the user
31683                specified  was not in  a bumped state.   No action
31684                was taken on the command.
31685 
31686      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
31687 
31688 
31689 
31690                [page_error.alm]
31691                page_fault:   Deleting main   memory at  AAAA, SCU
31692                TAG, due to parity errors.
31693 
31694 
31695      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
31696 
31697      Time:     While system is running.
31698 
31699      Meaning:  Due  to main memory  parity errors, the  system is
31700                automatically removing a page  of main memory from
31701                the  memory  in  SCU  TAG,  preventing further use
31702                during this bootload.
31703 
31704      Action:   Inform Field Engineering  personnel about possible
31705                problems with this SCU.
31706 
31707 
31708 
31709                [page_error.alm]
31710                page_fault:   device read not  complete DSKX_NN{S}
31711                DDDD
31712 
31713 
31714      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
31715 
31716      Time:     While system is running.
31717 
31718      Meaning:  This message is used for program debugging only.
31719 
31720      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  Contact  the
31721                system programming staff.
31722 
31723 
31724 
31725 
31726 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         547                  11/13/89
31727 page_fault                    -547-                      11/13/89^L
31728 
31729 
31730                [page_error.alm]
31731                page_fault:  fatal error at loc AAAA
31732 
31733 
31734      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
31735 
31736      Time:     While system is running.
31737 
31738      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
31739                CPU or memory hardware problems.
31740 
31741      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
31742 
31743 
31744 
31745                [page_error.alm]
31746                page_fault:  fatal error in done, ptp ZZZZ
31747 
31748 
31749      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
31750 
31751      Time:     While system is running.
31752 
31753      Meaning:  While posting an I/O  completion, the system found
31754                a page  table pointer of  zero, or found  that the
31755                page  was not  out of  service.  This  indicates a
31756                logic  error in the  supervisor, or CPU  or memory
31757                hardware problems.
31758 
31759      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
31760 
31761 
31762 
31763                [page_error.alm]
31764                page_fault:  mylock on global lock
31765 
31766 
31767      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
31768 
31769      Time:     While system is running.
31770 
31771      Meaning:  When page_fault attempted to  lock the global page
31772                control  lock, it found  it already locked  to the
31773                same process.  This indicates a logic error in the
31774                supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware problems.
31775 
31776      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
31777 
31778 
31779 
31780 
31781 
31782 
31783 
31784 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         548                  11/13/89
31785 page_fault                    -548-                      11/13/89^L
31786 
31787 
31788                [page_error.alm]
31789                page_fault:  nonfatal error at loc AAAA
31790 
31791 
31792      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
31793 
31794      Time:     While system is running.
31795 
31796      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
31797                CPU  or  memory  hardware  problems.   The  system
31798                attempts to keep running.
31799 
31800      Action:   No operator action is required.
31801 
31802 
31803 
31804                [page_error.alm]
31805                page_fault:  out of main memory
31806 
31807 
31808      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
31809 
31810      Time:     While system is running.
31811 
31812      Meaning:  The  page removal algorithm  was unable to  find a
31813                removable   page.   Incorrect   system  programmer
31814                action,  damage to  the AST,  or an  error in  the
31815                supervisor  or  the   hardware  could  cause  this
31816                symptom.
31817 
31818      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
31819 
31820 
31821 
31822 
31823 
31824 
31825 
31826 
31827 
31828 
31829 
31830 
31831 
31832 
31833 
31834 
31835 
31836 
31837 
31838 
31839 
31840 
31841 
31842 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         549                  11/13/89
31843 page_fault                    -549-                      11/13/89^L
31844 
31845 
31846                [page_error.alm]
31847                page_fault:  Reverting page on DSKX_NN{S}
31848 
31849 
31850      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
31851 
31852      Time:     While system is running.
31853 
31854      Meaning:  A  segment residing on  DSKX_NN{S} has had  one of
31855                its pages reverted to an  earlier copy of the same
31856                page.  The damaged switch is set.  This can happen
31857                due  to  device  error   or  main  memory  errors.
31858                Subsequent user  processes attempting to  use this
31859                segment will receive  an error indication.  Binary
31860                information  identifying  the  damaged  segment is
31861                encoded into this message for subsequent automatic
31862                processing.  The  pathname of the  damaged segment
31863                will appear in a  message in the answering service
31864                log,  bearing the  syserr log  sequence number  of
31865                this message, shortly after this message occurs.
31866 
31867      Action:   Attempt to identify the damaged segment and inform
31868                its owner.
31869 
31870 
31871 
31872                [page_error.alm]
31873                page_fault:  Zeroing page on DSKX_NN{S}
31874 
31875 
31876      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
31877 
31878      Time:     While system is running.
31879 
31880      Meaning:  A segment residing on  DSKX_NN{S} has been damaged
31881                due to a device error.  The segment damaged switch
31882                is set and a page  of zeros is introduced into the
31883                segment.  Subsequent user  processes attempting to
31884                use this segment will receive an error indication.
31885                Binary information identifying the damaged segment
31886                is  encoded  into   this  message  for  subsequent
31887                automatic processing.  The pathname of the damaged
31888                segment will appear in  a message in the answering
31889                service  log,  bearing   the  syserr_log  sequence
31890                number of this message, shortly after this message
31891                occurs.
31892 
31893      Action:   Attempt  to  identify  the  damaged  segment,  and
31894                inform its owner.
31895 
31896 
31897 
31898 
31899 
31900 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         550                  11/13/89
31901 page_fault                    -550-                      11/13/89^L
31902 
31903 
31904                [page_error.alm]
31905                page_synch:  dm_journal_seg_ inconsistent.
31906 
31907 
31908      Time:     While system is running.
31909 
31910      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
31911 
31912      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
31913                CPU or memory hardware problems.
31914 
31915      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
31916 
31917 
31918 
31919                [page_error.alm]
31920                page_synch:     Out    of    free    entries    in
31921                dm_journal_seg_.
31922 
31923 
31924      Time:     While system is running.
31925 
31926      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
31927 
31928      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
31929                CPU or memory hardware problems.
31930 
31931      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
31932 
31933 
31934 
31935                [pc.pl1.pmac]
31936                pc:   truncate_deposit_all call  on VTOCed  seg at
31937                ASTEP
31938 
31939 
31940      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
31941 
31942      Time:     While system is running.
31943 
31944      Meaning:  A call to pc$truncate_deposit_all has been made on
31945                a segment for which this operation is not allowed.
31946                The AST  entry at ASTEP should have  a zero unique
31947                ID but it does not.   This indicates a logic error
31948                in  the  supervisor,  or  CPU  or  memory hardware
31949                problems.  This error crashes the system.
31950 
31951      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
31952 
31953 
31954 
31955 
31956 
31957 
31958 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         551                  11/13/89
31959 pc                            -551-                      11/13/89^L
31960 
31961 
31962                [pc.pl1.pmac]
31963                pc:  unprotected address DDDDD in DSKX_NN VTOCX
31964 
31965 
31966      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
31967 
31968      Time:     While system is running.
31969 
31970      Meaning:  The disk address DDDDD  is not marked as protected
31971                in the record usage map  for the volume mounted on
31972                DSKX_NN.  This condition has been discovered while
31973                activating the segment with VTOC index VTOCX.  The
31974                segment's damaged switch is  turned on, and a page
31975                of  zeros  will  replace  the  bad  address.  This
31976                condition  may  be  symptomatic  of  disk or other
31977                hardware failure.
31978 
31979      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
31980 
31981 
31982 
31983                [pc_abs.pl1.pmac]
31984                pc_abs$unwire_abs:  Attempt to unwire inconsistent
31985                CME at CMEP.
31986 
31987 
31988      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
31989 
31990      Time:     While system is running.
31991 
31992      Meaning:  The core map entry for  the page being abs unwired
31993                did  not have the  abs_w flag on,  which indicates
31994                that it was properly  abs wired.  This indicates a
31995                logic  error in the  supervisor, or CPU  or memory
31996                hardware problems.
31997 
31998      Action:   Contact  the  system  programming  staff.   Follow
31999                normal recovery procedures.
32000 
32001 
32002 
32003 
32004 
32005 
32006 
32007 
32008 
32009 
32010 
32011 
32012 
32013 
32014 
32015 
32016 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         552                  11/13/89
32017 pc_abs$unwire_abs             -552-                      11/13/89^L
32018 
32019 
32020                [pc_abs.pl1.pmac]
32021                pc_abs$unwire_abs:  Attempt to unwire inconsistent
32022                PTW at PTP.
32023 
32024 
32025      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32026 
32027      Time:     While system is running.
32028 
32029      Meaning:  A  page at  PTP, within  the range  of pages being
32030                unwired for,  was found to either not  be wired or
32031                no longer in memory.  This indicates a logic error
32032                in  the  supervisor,  or  CPU  or  memory hardware
32033                problems.
32034 
32035      Action:   Contact  the  system  programming  staff.   Follow
32036                normal recovery procedures.
32037 
32038 
32039 
32040                [pc_abs.pl1.pmac]
32041                pc_abs$unwire_abs:  Called with NULL astep.
32042 
32043 
32044      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32045 
32046      Time:     While system is running.
32047 
32048      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32049                CPU or memory hardware problems.
32050 
32051      Action:   Contact  the  system  programming  staff.   Follow
32052                normal recovery procedures.
32053 
32054 
32055 
32056                [pc_abs.pl1.pmac]
32057                pc_abs:  Parity error in I/O buffer.
32058 
32059 
32060      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32061 
32062      Time:     While system is running.
32063 
32064      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32065                CPU or memory hardware problems.
32066 
32067      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32068 
32069 
32070 
32071 
32072 
32073 
32074 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         553                  11/13/89
32075 pc_abs                        -553-                      11/13/89^L
32076 
32077 
32078                [pc_deposit.pl1]
32079                pc_deposit:  Address  XXXXXX out of  paging region
32080                on dskX_NN{s}.
32081 
32082 
32083      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32084 
32085      Time:     While system is running.
32086 
32087      Meaning:  An attempt was made  to return disk address XXXXXX
32088                on  device  dskX_NN{s}  to  the  free  pool.   The
32089                address is not in the paging region.
32090 
32091      Action:   Follow  normal  recovery  procedures.   It  may be
32092                necessary to  run the physical volume  salvager on
32093                the device.
32094 
32095 
32096 
32097                [pc_deposit.pl1]
32098                pc_deposit:   Deposit  in-use  address  XXXXXX  on
32099                dskX_NN{s}.
32100 
32101 
32102      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
32103 
32104      Time:     While system is running.
32105 
32106      Meaning:  An  attempt was made  to return address  XXXXXX on
32107                device dskX_NN{s} to the free record pool, but the
32108                address   was  already   marked  as   free.   This
32109                indicates  damage  to  control  structures  on the
32110                device.   This  damage  can   be  corrected  by  a
32111                physical volume salvage.
32112 
32113      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
32114 
32115 
32116 
32117 
32118 
32119 
32120 
32121 
32122 
32123 
32124 
32125 
32126 
32127 
32128 
32129 
32130 
32131 
32132 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         554                  11/13/89
32133 pc_deposit                    -554-                      11/13/89^L
32134 
32135 
32136                [pc_deposit.pl1]
32137                pc_deposit:  Invalid address XXXXXX on dskX_NN{s}.
32138 
32139 
32140      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32141 
32142      Time:     While system is running.
32143 
32144      Meaning:  In attempting to deposit  address XXXXXX on device
32145                dskX_NN{s},  an  invalid  volume  map  offset  was
32146                computed.
32147 
32148      Action:   Follow  normal  recovery  procedures.   It  may be
32149                necessary to  run the physical volume  salvager on
32150                the device.
32151 
32152 
32153 
32154                [pc_deposit.pl1]
32155                pc_deposit:   Unrecoverable  I/O  error  on Volmap
32156                page M of dskX_NN{s}.  Addresses lost.
32157 
32158 
32159      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
32160 
32161      Time:     While system is running.
32162 
32163      Meaning:  There was an unrecoverable I/O  error on a page of
32164                the  Volume Map,  which describes  free records of
32165                the  volume.  All  free records  described by that
32166                page have been lost.
32167 
32168      Action:   It may  be possible to recover  the lost addresses
32169                by a  volume salvage.  If  there is a  hard device
32170                error,  the  volume  salvage  will  fail.  In this
32171                case, it  will be necessary to  recover the volume
32172                onto a good pack.
32173 
32174 
32175 
32176                [ring_0_peek.pl1]
32177                PERSON.PROJ.T:  MESSAGE
32178 
32179 
32180      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
32181 
32182      Time:     While system is running.
32183 
32184      Meaning:  A privileged user has sent a message to be printed
32185                on the SYSERR console.
32186 
32187      Action:   Read the message and take appropriate action.
32188 
32189 
32190 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         555                  11/13/89
32191 PERSON.PROJ.T                 -555-                      11/13/89^L
32192 
32193 
32194                [ring_0_peek.pl1]
32195                PERSON.PROJ.T:  NN words @ SSS|XXX
32196                  XXX WWWWWWWWWWWW to YYYYYYYYYYYY
32197                  XXX WWWWWWWWWWWW to YYYYYYYYYYYY
32198 
32199 
32200      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
32201 
32202      Time:     While system is running.
32203 
32204      Meaning:  A  privileged   user  has  patched   the  hardcore
32205                supervisor.
32206 
32207      Action:   No operator action is required.
32208 
32209 
32210 
32211                [prds_init.pl1]
32212                prds_init:         Invalid         size        for
32213                prds$fast_connect_code
32214 
32215 
32216      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32217 
32218      Time:     System Intialization.
32219 
32220      Meaning:  There is an inconsistency between modules prds and
32221                fast_connect_init on the boot tape.  Specifically,
32222                the  amount of  space allocated  for fast  connect
32223                code in the  prds does not agree with  the size of
32224                the  code in  fast_connect_init.  The  most likely
32225                cause is  that one of  these modules is  not up to
32226                date.
32227 
32228      Action:   Contact the system administrator.  A new boot tape
32229                must  be  generated  with  the  proper versions of
32230                modules prds and fast_connect_init.
32231 
32232 
32233 
32234 
32235 
32236 
32237 
32238 
32239 
32240 
32241 
32242 
32243 
32244 
32245 
32246 
32247 
32248 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         556                  11/13/89
32249 prds_init                     -556-                      11/13/89^L
32250 
32251 
32252                [priv_delete_vtoce.pl1]
32253                priv_delete_vtoce:    failed    to   lock   WWWWWW
32254                ERROR_MESSAGE
32255 
32256 
32257      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32258 
32259      Time:     While system is running.
32260 
32261      Meaning:  An attempt  to lock a directory  has failed.  This
32262                indicates a logic error  in the supervisor, or CPU
32263                or memory hardware problems.
32264 
32265      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
32266                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
32267                persists, try another MST.
32268 
32269 
32270 
32271                [proc_int_handler.pl1]
32272                proc_int_handler:    Invalid    IPS   interrupt(s)
32273                IPS_BITS for USERNAME.
32274 
32275 
32276      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
32277 
32278      Time:     While system is running.
32279 
32280      Meaning:  One or more undefined IPS messages as indicated by
32281                IPS_BITS  have been  sent to  user USERNAME.  They
32282                are ignored.
32283 
32284      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
32285 
32286 
32287 
32288                [pxss.alm]
32289                pxss:  APT not locked
32290 
32291      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32292 
32293      Time:     While system is running.
32294 
32295      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32296                CPU or memory hardware problems.
32297 
32298      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32299 
32300 
32301 
32302 
32303 
32304 
32305 
32306 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         557                  11/13/89
32307 pxss                          -557-                      11/13/89^L
32308 
32309 
32310                [pxss.alm]
32311                pxss:  APTE disdains all processors
32312 
32313      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32314 
32315      Time:     While system is running.
32316 
32317      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32318                CPU or  memory hardware problems.  "  There are no
32319                processors-required set for this APTE.
32320 
32321      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32322 
32323 
32324 
32325 
32326 
32327 
32328                [pxss.alm]
32329                pxss:  APTE not locked
32330 
32331      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32332 
32333      Time:     While system is running.
32334 
32335      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32336                CPU or memory hardware problems.
32337 
32338      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32339 
32340 
32341 
32342 
32343 
32344 
32345                [pxss.alm]
32346                pxss:  apte.state ^= ready
32347 
32348      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32349 
32350      Time:     While system is running.
32351 
32352      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32353                CPU or memory hardware problems.
32354 
32355      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32356 
32357 
32358 
32359 
32360 
32361 
32362 
32363 
32364 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         558                  11/13/89
32365 pxss                          -558-                      11/13/89^L
32366 
32367 
32368                [pxss.alm]
32369                pxss:  empty_t APTE not stopped or empty
32370 
32371      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32372 
32373      Time:     While system is running.
32374 
32375      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32376                CPU or memory hardware problems.  " an attempt was
32377                made to clear  an APTE that of a  process that was
32378                neither " stopped nor empty.
32379 
32380      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32381 
32382 
32383 
32384 
32385 
32386 
32387                [pxss.alm]
32388                pxss:  freeing unknown stack_0
32389 
32390      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32391 
32392      Time:     While system is running.
32393 
32394      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32395                CPU  or memory  hardware problems.   " the stack_0
32396                being returned  could not be found in  the list of
32397                stack_0s.
32398 
32399      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32400 
32401 
32402 
32403 
32404 
32405 
32406                [pxss.alm]
32407                pxss:  ITT overflows
32408 
32409      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32410 
32411      Time:     While system is running.
32412 
32413      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32414                CPU or memory hardware problems.
32415 
32416      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32417 
32418 
32419 
32420 
32421 
32422 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         559                  11/13/89
32423 pxss                          -559-                      11/13/89^L
32424 
32425 
32426                [pxss.alm]
32427                pxss:  lock_stack_queue stac failed
32428 
32429      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32430 
32431      Time:     While system is running.
32432 
32433      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32434                CPU or memory hardware problems.  " This indicates
32435                a hardware error.
32436 
32437      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32438 
32439 
32440 
32441 
32442 
32443 
32444                [pxss.alm]
32445                pxss:  mylock on stack queue
32446 
32447      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32448 
32449      Time:     While system is running.
32450 
32451      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32452                CPU or memory hardware problems.
32453 
32454      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32455 
32456 
32457 
32458 
32459 
32460 
32461                [pxss.alm]
32462                pxss:  no available stack_0
32463 
32464      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32465 
32466      Time:     While system is running.
32467 
32468      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32469                CPU or memory hardware problems.
32470 
32471      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32472 
32473 
32474 
32475 
32476 
32477 
32478 
32479 
32480 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         560                  11/13/89
32481 pxss                          -560-                      11/13/89^L
32482 
32483 
32484                [pxss.alm]
32485                pxss:  no stack_0 sdw
32486 
32487      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32488 
32489      Time:     While system is running.
32490 
32491      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32492                CPU or memory hardware problems.
32493 
32494      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32495 
32496 
32497 
32498 
32499 
32500 
32501                [pxss.alm]
32502                pxss:  No term_processid
32503 
32504      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32505 
32506      Time:     While system is running.
32507 
32508      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32509                CPU or  memory hardware problems.  "  As a process
32510                was  about to  indicate its  demise to  the master
32511                process, " it discovered,  to its chagrin, that it
32512                had forgotten who that was.
32513 
32514      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32515 
32516 
32517 
32518 
32519 
32520 
32521 
32522 
32523 
32524 
32525 
32526 
32527 
32528 
32529 
32530 
32531 
32532 
32533 
32534 
32535 
32536 
32537 
32538 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         561                  11/13/89
32539 pxss                          -561-                      11/13/89^L
32540 
32541 
32542                [pxss.alm]
32543                pxss:    notify  time   out:   event=ZZZZZZZZZZZZ.
32544                During init/shutdown.
32545 
32546 
32547      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
32548 
32549      Time:     System Intialization.
32550 
32551      Meaning:  A  hardcore  event  has   not  occurred  within  a
32552                reasonable  time during  system initialization  or
32553                shutdown.  This may be due to hardware problems or
32554                to  a programming  error.  The  system attempts to
32555                continue initialization or shutdown.
32556 
32557      Action:   If   this   message   persists,   contact   system
32558                programmers.
32559 
32560 
32561 
32562                [pxss.alm]
32563                pxss:    notify  time   out:   event=ZZZZZZZZZZZZ,
32564                pid=XXXXXXXXXXXX
32565 
32566 
32567      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
32568 
32569      Time:     While system is running.
32570 
32571      Meaning:  A  hardcore  event  has   not  occurred  within  a
32572                reasonable  time.   This  may  be  due to hardware
32573                problems  or to  a programming  error.  The system
32574                attempts to continue operation.
32575 
32576      Action:   If   this   message   persists,   contact   system
32577                programmers.
32578 
32579 
32580 
32581 
32582 
32583 
32584 
32585 
32586 
32587 
32588 
32589 
32590 
32591 
32592 
32593 
32594 
32595 
32596 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         562                  11/13/89
32597 pxss                          -562-                      11/13/89^L
32598 
32599 
32600                [pxss.alm]
32601                pxss:  sprq already on prds
32602 
32603      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32604 
32605      Time:     While system is running.
32606 
32607      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32608                CPU or memory hardware problems.
32609 
32610      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32611 
32612 
32613 
32614 
32615 
32616 
32617                [pxss.alm]
32618                pxss:  stack_0 page 0 wired
32619 
32620      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32621 
32622      Time:     While system is running.
32623 
32624      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32625                CPU  or  memory   hardware  problems.   "  process
32626                loading was  about to wire  the first page  of the
32627                ring 0 stack when " it discovered that it had been
32628                beaten to the punch.
32629 
32630      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32631 
32632 
32633 
32634 
32635 
32636 
32637                [pxss.alm]
32638                pxss:  Stop returned from getwork
32639 
32640      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32641 
32642      Time:     While system is running.
32643 
32644      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32645                CPU or memory hardware problems.
32646 
32647      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32648 
32649 
32650 
32651 
32652 
32653 
32654 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         563                  11/13/89
32655 pxss                          -563-                      11/13/89^L
32656 
32657 
32658                [pxss.alm]
32659                pxss:  subroutine_save stack overflow
32660 
32661      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32662 
32663      Time:     While system is running.
32664 
32665      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32666                CPU or memory hardware problems.
32667 
32668      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32669 
32670 
32671 
32672 
32673 
32674 
32675                [pxss.alm]
32676                pxss:   System  default  procs  required  reset to
32677                ABCDEFGH
32678 
32679 
32680      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
32681 
32682      Time:     During CPU deconfiguration.
32683 
32684      Meaning:  Due to the deletion of a CPU, there were no online
32685                CPUs remaining in the  default set of CPUs.  These
32686                CPUs are the only CPUs  on which processes can run
32687                which  have not  requested to  be run  on specific
32688                CPUs.  The default set of CPUs has been changed to
32689                all online CPUs.
32690 
32691      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
32692 
32693 
32694 
32695                [pxss.alm]
32696                pxss:  thread_him_in already threaded
32697 
32698      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32699 
32700      Time:     While system is running.
32701 
32702      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32703                CPU or memory hardware problems.
32704 
32705      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32706 
32707 
32708 
32709 
32710 
32711 
32712 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         564                  11/13/89
32713 pxss                          -564-                      11/13/89^L
32714 
32715 
32716                [pxss.alm]
32717                pxss:  thread_him_in x0 zero
32718 
32719      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32720 
32721      Time:     While system is running.
32722 
32723      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32724                CPU or memory hardware problems.
32725 
32726      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32727 
32728 
32729 
32730 
32731 
32732 
32733                [pxss.alm]
32734                pxss:  thread_him_in x1 zero
32735 
32736      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32737 
32738      Time:     While system is running.
32739 
32740      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32741                CPU or memory hardware problems.
32742 
32743      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32744 
32745 
32746 
32747 
32748 
32749 
32750                [pxss.alm]
32751                pxss:  thread_him_in x4 zero
32752 
32753      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32754 
32755      Time:     While system is running.
32756 
32757      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32758                CPU or memory hardware problems.
32759 
32760      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32761 
32762 
32763 
32764 
32765 
32766 
32767 
32768 
32769 
32770 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         565                  11/13/89
32771 pxss                          -565-                      11/13/89^L
32772 
32773 
32774                [pxss.alm]
32775                pxss:  thread_him_in x4->apte.fp ^= x1
32776 
32777      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32778 
32779      Time:     While system is running.
32780 
32781      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32782                CPU or memory hardware problems.
32783 
32784      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32785 
32786 
32787 
32788 
32789 
32790 
32791                [pxss.alm]
32792                pxss:  unlock apt read lock bad count
32793 
32794      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32795 
32796      Time:     While system is running.
32797 
32798      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32799                CPU or memory hardware problems.
32800 
32801      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32802 
32803 
32804 
32805 
32806 
32807 
32808                [pxss.alm]
32809                pxss:  UNLOCK_bp not locked
32810 
32811      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32812 
32813      Time:     While system is running.
32814 
32815      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32816                CPU or memory hardware problems.
32817 
32818      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32819 
32820 
32821 
32822 
32823 
32824 
32825 
32826 
32827 
32828 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         566                  11/13/89
32829 pxss                          -566-                      11/13/89^L
32830 
32831 
32832                [pxss.alm]
32833                pxss:  unlock_stack_queue not my lock
32834 
32835      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32836 
32837      Time:     While system is running.
32838 
32839      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32840                CPU or memory hardware problems.
32841 
32842      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32843 
32844 
32845 
32846 
32847 
32848 
32849                [pxss.alm]
32850                pxss:  unlock_stack_queue stacq failed
32851 
32852      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32853 
32854      Time:     While system is running.
32855 
32856      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32857                CPU or memory hardware problems.  " This indicates
32858                a hardware error.
32859 
32860      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32861 
32862 
32863 
32864 
32865 
32866 
32867                [pxss.alm]
32868                pxss:  UNLOCK_X2 not locked
32869 
32870      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32871 
32872      Time:     While system is running.
32873 
32874      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32875                CPU or memory hardware problems.
32876 
32877      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32878 
32879 
32880 
32881 
32882 
32883 
32884 
32885 
32886 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         567                  11/13/89
32887 pxss                          -567-                      11/13/89^L
32888 
32889 
32890                [pxss.alm]
32891                pxss:  UNLOCK_x3 not locked
32892 
32893      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32894 
32895      Time:     While system is running.
32896 
32897      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32898                CPU or memory hardware problems.
32899 
32900      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32901 
32902 
32903 
32904 
32905 
32906 
32907                [pxss.alm]
32908                pxss:  untenable blocked APTE
32909 
32910      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32911 
32912      Time:     While system is running.
32913 
32914      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32915                CPU or memory hardware problems.
32916 
32917      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32918 
32919 
32920 
32921 
32922 
32923 
32924                [pxss.alm]
32925                pxss:  untenable empty APTE
32926 
32927      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32928 
32929      Time:     While system is running.
32930 
32931      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32932                CPU or memory hardware problems.
32933 
32934      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32935 
32936 
32937 
32938 
32939 
32940 
32941 
32942 
32943 
32944 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         568                  11/13/89
32945 pxss                          -568-                      11/13/89^L
32946 
32947 
32948                [pxss.alm]
32949                pxss:  untenable stopped APTE
32950 
32951      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32952 
32953      Time:     While system is running.
32954 
32955      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32956                CPU or memory hardware problems.
32957 
32958      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32959 
32960 
32961 
32962 
32963 
32964 
32965                [pxss.alm]
32966                pxss:  unthread null back ptr
32967 
32968      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32969 
32970      Time:     While system is running.
32971 
32972      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32973                CPU or memory hardware problems.
32974 
32975      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32976 
32977 
32978 
32979 
32980 
32981 
32982                [pxss.alm]
32983                pxss:  unthread null cur.fp
32984 
32985      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
32986 
32987      Time:     While system is running.
32988 
32989      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
32990                CPU or memory hardware problems.
32991 
32992      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
32993 
32994 
32995 
32996 
32997 
32998 
32999 
33000 
33001 
33002 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         569                  11/13/89
33003 pxss                          -569-                      11/13/89^L
33004 
33005 
33006                [pxss.alm]
33007                pxss:  unthread prev.fp ^= cur
33008 
33009      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
33010 
33011      Time:     While system is running.
33012 
33013      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
33014                CPU or memory hardware problems.
33015 
33016      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
33017 
33018 
33019 
33020 
33021 
33022 
33023                [pxss.alm]
33024                pxss:  write_to_read bad lock count
33025 
33026      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
33027 
33028      Time:     While system is running.
33029 
33030      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
33031                CPU or memory hardware problems.
33032 
33033      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
33034 
33035 
33036 
33037 
33038 
33039 
33040                [pxss.alm]
33041                pxss:  write_to_read ldac failed
33042 
33043      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
33044 
33045      Time:     While system is running.
33046 
33047      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
33048                CPU or memory hardware problems.  " This indicates
33049                a hardware error.
33050 
33051      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
33052 
33053 
33054 
33055 
33056 
33057 
33058 
33059 
33060 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         570                  11/13/89
33061 pxss                          -570-                      11/13/89^L
33062 
33063 
33064                [rcp_control_.pl1]
33065                RCP:  Acquired DEVICE from storage system.
33066 
33067 
33068      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
33069 
33070      Time:     In response to an operator command.
33071 
33072      Meaning:  The operator has  used the set_drive_usage command
33073                to make DRIVE an IO drive.
33074 
33075      Action:   No operator action is required.
33076 
33077 
33078 
33079                [rcp_control_.pl1]
33080                RCP:  Added device DEVICE
33081 
33082 
33083      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
33084 
33085      Time:     In response to an operator command.
33086 
33087      Meaning:  The operator has added a  user I/O disk drive with
33088                adddev.
33089 
33090      Action:   No operator action is required.
33091 
33092 
33093 
33094                [rcp_reserve_.pl1]
33095                RCP:   An error  locking rcpd  for reservation for
33096                RESERVED_FOR
33097                         by  RESERVER [if   they're not  the same]
33098                (id=RES_ID).
33099 
33100 
33101      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
33102 
33103      Time:     While system is running.
33104 
33105      Meaning:  An  error was  found in  the locking  data for the
33106                resource.
33107 
33108      Action:   No operator action is required.
33109 
33110 
33111 
33112 
33113 
33114 
33115 
33116 
33117 
33118 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         571                  11/13/89
33119 RCP                           -571-                      11/13/89^L
33120 
33121 
33122                [rcp_control_.pl1]
33123                RCP:  Assigned DEVICE to PERSON.PROJ.T
33124 
33125 
33126      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
33127 
33128      Time:     While system is running.
33129 
33130      Meaning:  DEVICE has been assigned to a user process.
33131 
33132      Action:   No operator action is required.
33133 
33134 
33135 
33136                [rcp_ioi_attach_.pl1]
33137                RCP:  Attached DEVICE for PERSON.PROJ.T
33138 
33139 
33140      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
33141 
33142      Time:     While system is running.
33143 
33144      Meaning:  The  device DEVICE has  been attached by  the user
33145                process.
33146 
33147      Action:   No operator action is required.
33148 
33149 
33150 
33151 
33152 
33153 
33154 
33155 
33156 
33157 
33158 
33159 
33160 
33161 
33162 
33163 
33164 
33165 
33166 
33167 
33168 
33169 
33170 
33171 
33172 
33173 
33174 
33175 
33176 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         572                  11/13/89
33177 RCP                           -572-                      11/13/89^L
33178 
33179 
33180                [rcp_disk_.pl1]
33181                RCP:  Authenticate DRIVE for PERSON.PROJ.T.
33182                RCP:  It has LABEL_TYPE label NAME.
33183               (RCP:  All N subvolume labels are unreadable.)
33184               (RCP:  VOL_NAME on subvol  a, VOL_NAME on subvol b,
33185                VOL_NAME on subvol c.)
33186               (RCP:  User requested volume DIFFERENT_NAME.)
33187 
33188 
33189      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
33190 
33191      Time:     While system is running.
33192 
33193      Meaning:  The operator must verify  that the correct pack is
33194                mounted on  DRIVE.  If the  DIFFERENT_NAME message
33195                indicates  that the  label on  the pack  (NAME) is
33196                different  from the   user's request  then special
33197                instructions from the system administrator must be
33198                followed.
33199 
33200      Action:   If  the pack  is correct   then use  the "x  auth"
33201                function to input the DRIVE and the authentication
33202                code which matches  LABEL_TYPE:  "ss" for "Storage
33203                System"  or  "copy  of  Storage  System"; "io" for
33204                "IO";  "urd"   for  "UnReaDable";  or   "urg"  for
33205                "UnReGistered".  If the wrong pack is mounted then
33206                use the authentication code "no".
33207 
33208 
33209 
33210 
33211 
33212 
33213 
33214 
33215 
33216 
33217 
33218 
33219 
33220 
33221 
33222 
33223 
33224 
33225 
33226 
33227 
33228 
33229 
33230 
33231 
33232 
33233 
33234 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         573                  11/13/89
33235 RCP                           -573-                      11/13/89^L
33236 
33237 
33238                [rcp_tape_.pl1]
33239                RCP:  Authenticate DRIVE.  It has LABEL_TYPE label
33240                LABEL and is UNREGISTERED.
33241 
33242 
33243      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
33244 
33245      Time:     While system is running.
33246 
33247      Meaning:  The tape volume requested is not a registered tape
33248                volume.   In addittion,  the system  may not  have
33249                been able  to determine that the  volume loaded is
33250                in  fact the one  requested.  The label  read from
33251                the tape on DEVICE was  of type LABEL_TYPE and was
33252                LABEL.  If LABEL is "(Manual Halt)" this indicates
33253                that  the tape  drive was  found in  standby while
33254                trying    to   read/verify    the   label.     Any
33255                non-printable   characters   in   the   label  are
33256                represented by ".".
33257 
33258      Action:   If the  volume is correct and is  to be registered
33259                to the user requesting  this attachment use the "x
33260                auth" function  to input the DRIVE  number and the
33261                authentication code  on the tape volume,  or "***"
33262                if   there   is   no   authentication   code.   If
33263                authentication  was  requested  due  to  the drive
33264                being  in  standby,  the  tape  should  be rewound
33265                manually  and  rereadied  manually  and  the above
33266                procedure for authentication followed.
33267 
33268 
33269 
33270 
33271 
33272 
33273 
33274 
33275 
33276 
33277 
33278 
33279 
33280 
33281 
33282 
33283 
33284 
33285 
33286 
33287 
33288 
33289 
33290 
33291 
33292 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         574                  11/13/89
33293 RCP                           -574-                      11/13/89^L
33294 
33295 
33296                [rcp_tape_.pl1]
33297                RCP:  Authenticate DRIVE.  It has LABEL_TYPE label
33298                LABEL.
33299 
33300 
33301      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
33302 
33303      Time:     While system is running.
33304 
33305      Meaning:  The  system cannot  determine that  the volume  on
33306                DRIVE  is the  one requested.   The operator  must
33307                authenticate the volume.  The  label read from the
33308                tape  on DEVICE  was  of  type LABEL_TYPE  and was
33309                LABEL.  If LABEL is "(Manual Halt)" this indicates
33310                that  the tape  drive was  found in  standby while
33311                trying to read/verify the label.  If LABEL_TYPE is
33312                ANSI  and   LABEL  is  "<label>   (with  non-blank
33313                accessibility code)" this indicates that the label
33314                is an ANSI label with a non-blank character in the
33315                accessibility field, the operator must consult the
33316                site  standards  for   authenticating  such  tapes
33317                before    doing     the    authentication.     Any
33318                non-printable   characters   in   the   label  are
33319                represented by ".".
33320 
33321      Action:   If  the volume  is correct  then use  the "x auth"
33322                function  to  input  the   DRIVE  number  and  the
33323                authentication code  on the tape volume,  or "***"
33324                if   there   is   no   authentication   code.   If
33325                authentication  was  requested  due  to  the drive
33326                being  in  standby,  the  tape  should  be rewound
33327                manually  and  rereadied  manually  and  the above
33328                procedure for authentication followed.
33329 
33330 
33331 
33332                [rcp_tape_.pl1]
33333                RCP:   Authentication  code  for  DRIVE  does  not
33334                match.
33335 
33336 
33337      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
33338 
33339      Time:     While system is running.
33340 
33341      Meaning:  The  authentication code  typed for  the volume on
33342                DRIVE  does  no  match  the  user specified volume
33343                name.
33344 
33345      Action:   No operator action is required.
33346 
33347 
33348 
33349 
33350 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         575                  11/13/89
33351 RCP                           -575-                      11/13/89^L
33352 
33353 
33354                [rcp_disk_.pl1]
33355                RCP:  Authentication denied for DRIVE
33356 
33357 
33358      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
33359 
33360      Time:     While system is running.
33361 
33362      Meaning:  The operator has denied authentication for DRIVE.
33363 
33364      Action:   No operator action is required.
33365 
33366 
33367 
33368                [rcp_ring1_init_.pl1]
33369                RCP:  Auto  Registration is enabled  without Exact
33370                Authentication  required.   This   could  lead  to
33371                errors in automatic registration of volumes.
33372 
33373 
33374      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
33375 
33376      Time:     While system is running.
33377 
33378      Meaning:  This is a warning.  If the system is operated with
33379                auto registration enabled and exact authentication
33380                of tape volumes is not required, there is a better
33381                chance of errors occurring  in the registration of
33382                tape volumes.  Again, it is very important to make
33383                sure the volume mounted is  the proper one for the
33384                request if auto registration is enabled.
33385 
33386      Action:   No operator action is required.
33387 
33388 
33389 
33390                [rcp_cancel_id_.pl1]
33391                RCP:    Cancelled   device   devX_MM   for  GRP_ID
33392                (id=RES_ID)
33393 
33394 
33395      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
33396 
33397      Time:     While system is running.
33398 
33399      Meaning:  A  device reservation  has been  cancelled by  the
33400                operator, the
33401                          absentee manager or the Initializer.
33402 
33403      Action:   No operator action is required.
33404 
33405 
33406 
33407 
33408 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         576                  11/13/89
33409 RCP                           -576-                      11/13/89^L
33410 
33411 
33412                [rcp_reserve_.pl1]
33413                RCP:    Cancelled   device   devX_MM   for  GRP_ID
33414                (id=RES_ID)
33415 
33416 
33417      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
33418 
33419      Time:     While system is running.
33420 
33421      Meaning:  The  reservation  for  the  named  device has been
33422                cancelled.
33423 
33424      Action:   No operator action is required.
33425 
33426 
33427 
33428                [rcp_cancel_id_.pl1]
33429                RCP:   Cancelled  volume  volume_name  for  GRP_ID
33430                (id=RES_ID)
33431 
33432 
33433      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
33434 
33435      Time:     While system is running.
33436 
33437      Meaning:  A  volume reservation  has been  cancelled by  the
33438                operator, the
33439                          absentee manager or the Initializer.
33440 
33441      Action:   No operator action is required.
33442 
33443 
33444 
33445                [rcp_reserve_.pl1]
33446                RCP:   Cancelled  volume  volume_name  for  GRP_ID
33447                (id=RES_ID)
33448 
33449 
33450      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
33451 
33452      Time:     While system is running.
33453 
33454      Meaning:  The  reservation  for  the  named  volume has been
33455                cancelled.
33456 
33457      Action:   No operator action is required.
33458 
33459 
33460 
33461 
33462 
33463 
33464 
33465 
33466 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         577                  11/13/89
33467 RCP                           -577-                      11/13/89^L
33468 
33469 
33470                [rcprm_journalize_.pl1]
33471                RCP:  Cannot initiate journal PATH.  ERROR_CODE
33472 
33473 
33474      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
33475 
33476      Time:     While system is running.
33477 
33478      Meaning:  The  RCP journal  at PATH  has been  damaged or is
33479                missing.
33480 
33481      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
33482 
33483 
33484 
33485                [wdx.pl1]
33486                RCP:   Check mount  of logical  volume LVNAME  for
33487                PROCESSNAME
33488                     PVNAME1(DRIVE1) ...
33489 
33490 
33491      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
33492 
33493      Time:     While system is running.
33494 
33495      Meaning:  A  user  (PROCESSNAME)  previously  requested  the
33496                attachment  of logical  volume LVNAME.   The mount
33497                has  not been  accomplished in  a 4  minutes.  All
33498                required physical volumes  are specified (PVNAMEi,
33499                DRIVEi).
33500 
33501      Action:   Mount  the required   physical volumes,  using the
33502                add_vol  command to  indicate when  each has  been
33503                made ready.   The user process will  continue when
33504                the last  volume has been mounted.   If the volume
33505                cannot  be  mounted,  use  the  del_lv  command to
33506                indicate  this  fact,  and  the  user process will
33507                receive an error indication.
33508 
33509 
33510 
33511 
33512 
33513 
33514 
33515 
33516 
33517 
33518 
33519 
33520 
33521 
33522 
33523 
33524 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         578                  11/13/89
33525 RCP                           -578-                      11/13/89^L
33526 
33527 
33528                [rcp_mount_timer_.pl1]
33529                RCP:  Check Mount of REELID {for writing} on DRIVE
33530                for PERSON.PROJ.T
33531 
33532 
33533      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
33534 
33535      Time:     While system is running.
33536 
33537      Meaning:  The  request to  mount tape  reel REELID  has been
33538                unsatisfied for over 4 minutes.
33539 
33540      Action:   Mount the reel or use  "x deny" to inform the user
33541                that the reel cannot be mounted.
33542 
33543 
33544 
33545                [rcp_control_.pl1]
33546                RCP:  Consigned DEVICE to storage system.
33547 
33548 
33549      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
33550 
33551      Time:     In response to an operator command.
33552 
33553      Meaning:  The operator has  used the set_drive_usage command
33554                to make DRIVE a storage system drive.
33555 
33556      Action:   No operator action is required.
33557 
33558 
33559 
33560                [rcp_ring1_init_.pl1]
33561                RCP:  Created DIR with default access.
33562 
33563 
33564      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
33565 
33566      Time:     While system is running.
33567 
33568      Meaning:  The directory  (usually >system_control_1>rcp) was
33569                created because  it was not found  at startup.  It
33570                may have been destroyed  in a crash.  This message
33571                is  normal  during  a  cold  boot  of  the Multics
33572                hierarchy.
33573 
33574      Action:   If users  other than system processes  should have
33575                access to the  directory, the system administrator
33576                must set the ACL appropriately.
33577 
33578 
33579 
33580 
33581 
33582 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         579                  11/13/89
33583 RCP                           -579-                      11/13/89^L
33584 
33585 
33586                [rcp_ring1_init_.pl1]
33587                RCP:  Created DIR>DEVICE.acs with default access.
33588 
33589 
33590      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
33591 
33592      Time:     While system is running.
33593 
33594      Meaning:  The system  has created an access  control segment
33595                for DEVICE  because one was not  found at startup.
33596                It  may  have  been  destroyed  in  a crash.  This
33597                message is normal during the first use of a device
33598                on the system, and at cold boot.
33599 
33600      Action:   If users  other than system processes  should have
33601                access  to DEVICE,  the system  administrator must
33602                set the ACL of DEVICE.acs appropriately.
33603 
33604 
33605 
33606                [rcprm_journalize_.pl1]
33607                RCP:  Creating DIRNAME>rcprm.journal
33608 
33609 
33610      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
33611 
33612      Time:     While system is running.
33613 
33614      Meaning:  Printed  by  RCP  Resource  Management  when first
33615                enabled.
33616 
33617      Action:   No operator action is required.
33618 
33619 
33620 
33621                [rcp_control_.pl1]
33622                RCP:  Deleted device DEVICE
33623 
33624 
33625      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
33626 
33627      Time:     In response to an operator command.
33628 
33629      Meaning:  The operator has deleted  user I/O disk DRIVE with
33630                deldev.
33631 
33632      Action:   No operator action is required.
33633 
33634 
33635 
33636 
33637 
33638 
33639 
33640 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         580                  11/13/89
33641 RCP                           -580-                      11/13/89^L
33642 
33643 
33644                [rcp_detach_.pl1]
33645                RCP:  Detached DEVICE from PERSON.PROJ.T
33646 
33647 
33648      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
33649 
33650      Time:     While system is running.
33651 
33652      Meaning:  The user of DEVICE has detached it.
33653 
33654      Action:   If DEVICE  is a disk drive, demount  the volume on
33655                it and store it in the library.
33656 
33657 
33658 
33659                [rcp_control_.pl1]
33660                RCP:  DEVICE  is not operational and  has not been
33661                added.
33662 
33663 
33664      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
33665 
33666      Time:     In response to an operator command.
33667 
33668      Meaning:  An  attempt  was  made  to  add  a non-operational
33669                device with adddev.
33670 
33671      Action:   Ready the device and add it again.
33672 
33673 
33674 
33675                [rcp_ring1_init_.pl1]
33676                RCP:      Error    creating     ACS    DEVICE.acs:
33677                ERROR_MESSAGE
33678 
33679 
33680      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
33681 
33682      Time:     While system is running.
33683 
33684      Meaning:  The system was unable  to create an access control
33685                segment  for  DEVICE.   No  user  will  be able to
33686                attach it.
33687 
33688      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
33689 
33690 
33691 
33692 
33693 
33694 
33695 
33696 
33697 
33698 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         581                  11/13/89
33699 RCP                           -581-                      11/13/89^L
33700 
33701 
33702                [rcp_ring1_init_.pl1]
33703                RCP:  Error creating DIR:  ERROR_MESSAGE
33704 
33705 
33706      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
33707 
33708      Time:     While system is running.
33709 
33710      Meaning:  The system was unable to create the ACS directory.
33711                It  should be  >system_control_1>acs.  The  system
33712                may be unable to use I/O devices.
33713 
33714      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
33715 
33716 
33717 
33718                [rcprm_journalize_.pl1]
33719                RCP:   Error  during  registry  reconstruction for
33720                USERID.   RCP:  Could not  OPERATION RESOURCE_TYPE
33721                RESOURCE_NAME {may occur multiple times} RCP:  End
33722                of reconstruction operation.
33723 
33724 
33725      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
33726 
33727 
33728      Time:     This  message should  only occur  during a special
33729                session.   The second  message in  the series  may
33730                occur multiple times.
33731 
33732      Meaning:  The  specified  RCP  Resource  Management activity
33733                failed  to be  re-performed during  an attempt  to
33734                reconstruct   the   registries   by   the   System
33735                Administrator.   This indicates  a logic  error in
33736                the   supervisor,  or   CPU  or   memory  hardware
33737                problems.
33738 
33739      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
33740 
33741 
33742 
33743 
33744 
33745 
33746 
33747 
33748 
33749 
33750 
33751 
33752 
33753 
33754 
33755 
33756 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         582                  11/13/89
33757 RCP                           -582-                      11/13/89^L
33758 
33759 
33760                [rcp_ring1_init_.pl1]
33761                RCP:  Error expanding DIR:  ERROR_MESSAGE
33762 
33763 
33764      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
33765 
33766      Time:     While system is running.
33767 
33768      Meaning:  The  pathname of  the acs  directory is incorrect.
33769                It   should    be   >system_control_1>acs.    This
33770                indicates a logic error  in the supervisor, or CPU
33771                or  memory hardware  problems.  The  system may be
33772                unable to use I/O devices.
33773 
33774      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
33775 
33776 
33777 
33778                [rcp_ring1_init_.pl1]
33779                RCP:   Error  setting  max  length  of DEVICE.acs:
33780                ERROR_MESSAGE
33781 
33782 
33783      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
33784 
33785      Time:     While system is running.
33786 
33787      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
33788                CPU or memory hardware problems.
33789 
33790      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
33791 
33792 
33793 
33794                [rcp_detach_.pl1]
33795                RCP:  Errors (DEVICE) = NN
33796 
33797 
33798      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
33799 
33800      Time:     While system is running.
33801 
33802      Meaning:  When  DEVICE was  detached, its  error counter was
33803                nonzero.  This may be due to a problem with DEVICE
33804                or with the user program.
33805 
33806      Action:   No operator action is required.
33807 
33808 
33809 
33810 
33811 
33812 
33813 
33814 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         583                  11/13/89
33815 RCP                           -583-                      11/13/89^L
33816 
33817 
33818                [rcp_detach_.pl1]
33819                RCP:  Errors (DEVICE, volume VOL) = NN
33820 
33821 
33822      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
33823 
33824      Time:     While system is running.
33825 
33826      Meaning:  When  DEVICE was  detached, its  error counter was
33827                nonzero.  The errors may be  due to a problem with
33828                DEVICE, with  the volume VOLUME, or  with the user
33829                program.
33830 
33831      Action:   No operator action is required.
33832 
33833 
33834 
33835                [rcp_detach_.pl1]
33836                RCP:  Force Detached DEVICE from PERSON.PROJ.T
33837 
33838 
33839      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
33840 
33841      Time:     While system is running.
33842 
33843      Meaning:  The user PERSON.PROJ.T  has terminated abnormally.
33844                This  may  be  due  to  an  automatic  logout or a
33845                process termination.
33846 
33847      Action:   If DEVICE  is a disk drive, demount  the volume on
33848                it and store it in the library.
33849 
33850 
33851 
33852                [rcp_control_.pl1]
33853                RCP:  Force Unassigned DEVICE from PERSON.PROJ.T
33854 
33855 
33856      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
33857 
33858      Time:     While system is running.
33859 
33860      Meaning:  The user process PERSON.PROJ.T has terminated, and
33861                its resources  have been freed.  Or,  the operator
33862                may have forced the unassignment of DRIVE.
33863 
33864      Action:   No operator action is required.
33865 
33866 
33867 
33868 
33869 
33870 
33871 
33872 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         584                  11/13/89
33873 RCP                           -584-                      11/13/89^L
33874 
33875 
33876                [rcprm_journalize_.pl1]
33877                RCP:   Journal  could  not  be  forcibly  written.
33878                ERROR CODE
33879 
33880 
33881      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
33882 
33883      Time:     While system is running.
33884 
33885      Meaning:  A force-write  to disk of the  RCP journal failed.
33886                This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
33887                CPU or memory hardware problems.
33888 
33889      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
33890 
33891 
33892 
33893                [rcprm_journalize_.pl1]
33894                RCP:    Journal  lost   transaction  for   USERID.
33895                ERROR_CODE
33896 
33897 
33898      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
33899 
33900      Time:     While system is running.
33901 
33902      Meaning:  Some  RCP  Resource   Management  activity,  while
33903                successfully    completed,   was    not   properly
33904                journalized for  recovery purposes.  Subsequently,
33905                if the  registries become damaged before  they are
33906                safely  copied by  the System  Administrator, this
33907                activity will be lost.
33908 
33909      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
33910 
33911 
33912 
33913                [rcp_detach_.pl1]
33914                RCP:   Manually unload  volume VOLUME  from device
33915                DEVICE
33916 
33917 
33918      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
33919 
33920      Time:     While system is running.
33921 
33922      Meaning:  RCP could not unload the specified volume from the
33923                device on which it was loaded.
33924 
33925      Action:   Manually  unload the  volume from  the device  and
33926                return the volume to the library for storage.
33927 
33928 
33929 
33930 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         585                  11/13/89
33931 RCP                           -585-                      11/13/89^L
33932 
33933 
33934                [rcp_unload_.pl1]
33935                RCP:   Manually unload  volume VOLUME  from device
33936                DEVICE
33937 
33938 
33939      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
33940 
33941      Time:     While system is running.
33942 
33943      Meaning:  RCP could not unload the specified volume from the
33944                device on which it was loaded.
33945 
33946      Action:   Manually  unload the  volume from  the device  and
33947                return the volume to the library for storage.
33948 
33949 
33950 
33951                [wdx.pl1]
33952                RCP:  Mount logical volume LVNAME for PROCESSNAME
33953 
33954 
33955      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
33956 
33957      Time:     While system is running.
33958 
33959      Meaning:  A user (PROCESSNAME)  has requested the attachment
33960                of logical volume LVNAME.   It is not now mounted.
33961                The initializer will issue  mount messages for all
33962                physical volumes needed.
33963 
33964      Action:   Mount  the required   physical volumes,  using the
33965                add_vol  command to  indicate when  each has  been
33966                made ready.   The user process will  continue when
33967                the last  volume has been mounted.   If the volume
33968                cannot  be  mounted,  use  the  del_lv  command to
33969                indicate  this  fact,  and  the  user process will
33970                receive an error indication.
33971 
33972 
33973 
33974 
33975 
33976 
33977 
33978 
33979 
33980 
33981 
33982 
33983 
33984 
33985 
33986 
33987 
33988 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         586                  11/13/89
33989 RCP                           -586-                      11/13/89^L
33990 
33991 
33992                [rcp_disk_.pl1]
33993                RCP:  Mount Pack PACK on DRIVE for PERSON.PROJ.T
33994 
33995 
33996      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
33997 
33998      Time:     While system is running.
33999 
34000      Meaning:  The user PERSON.PROJ.T  has requested the mounting
34001                of  the user  I/O pack  named PACK  on disk  drive
34002                DRIVE.
34003 
34004      Action:   Mount the pack and make it ready.
34005 
34006 
34007 
34008                [rcp_disk_.pl1]
34009                RCP:  Mount  Pack PACK with(out) protect  on DRIVE
34010                for PERSON.PROJ.T
34011 
34012 
34013      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
34014 
34015      Time:     While system is running.
34016 
34017      Meaning:  The user PERSON.PROJ.T  has requested the mounting
34018                of  the user  I/O pack  named PACK  on disk  drive
34019                DRIVE.
34020 
34021      Action:   Mount the pack and make it ready.  Set the PROTECT
34022                status as specified in the message.
34023 
34024 
34025 
34026 
34027 
34028 
34029 
34030 
34031 
34032 
34033 
34034 
34035 
34036 
34037 
34038 
34039 
34040 
34041 
34042 
34043 
34044 
34045 
34046 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         587                  11/13/89
34047 RCP                           -587-                      11/13/89^L
34048 
34049 
34050                [rcp_message_.pl1]
34051                RCP:   Mount Reel  REELID with(out)  ring on DRIVE
34052                for PERSON.PROJ.T (switching volumes).
34053 
34054 
34055      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
34056 
34057      Time:     While system is running.
34058 
34059      Meaning:  A user process has  requested the mounting of tape
34060                reel REELID on drive DRIVE.
34061 
34062      Action:   Locate  the requested  reel.  Check  to make  sure
34063                that  the user PERSON.PROJ  is allowed to  use the
34064                reel.  Insert or remove a write ring as specified.
34065                Mount the reel on the specified drive.
34066 
34067                If the  reel cannot be mounted,  either because it
34068                cannot  be located,  access is  incorrect, or  the
34069                drive is down, use the "x deny" function to reject
34070                the mount request.
34071 
34072 
34073 
34074                [rcp_tape_.pl1]
34075                RCP:   Mount Reel  REELID with(out)  ring on DRIVE
34076                for PERSON.PROJ.T.
34077 
34078 
34079      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
34080 
34081      Time:     While system is running.
34082 
34083      Meaning:  A user process has  requested the mounting of tape
34084                reel REELID on drive DRIVE.
34085 
34086      Action:   Locate  the requested  reel.  Check  to make  sure
34087                that  the user PERSON.PROJ  is allowed to  use the
34088                reel.  Insert or remove a write ring as specified.
34089                Mount the reel on the specified drive.
34090 
34091                If the  reel cannot be mounted,  either because it
34092                cannot  be located,  access is  incorrect, or  the
34093                drive is down, use the "x deny" function to reject
34094                the mount request.
34095 
34096 
34097 
34098 
34099 
34100 
34101 
34102 
34103 
34104 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         588                  11/13/89
34105 RCP                           -588-                      11/13/89^L
34106 
34107 
34108                [rcp_disk_.pl1]
34109                RCP:  Mounted LABEL_TYPE volume  NAME on DRIVE for
34110                user I/O.
34111 
34112 
34113      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
34114 
34115      Time:     While system is running.
34116 
34117      Meaning:  A  user has  mounted LABEL_TYPE  volume NAME  as a
34118                user  I/O   disk  on  DRIVE.   The   operator  has
34119                authenticated the mount.
34120 
34121      Action:   No operator action is required.
34122 
34123 
34124 
34125                [rcp_comment_.pl1]
34126                RCP:  Note (DEVICE) - COMMENT
34127 
34128 
34129      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
34130 
34131      Time:     While system is running.
34132 
34133      Meaning:  The user requesting the mounting of a tape or disk
34134                pack on device specified a comment string.
34135 
34136      Action:   Read  the   comment.   It  may   describe  special
34137                operator action, such as where to find or send the
34138                volume.
34139 
34140 
34141 
34142                [rcprm_find_resource_.pl1]
34143                RCP:    Operator  certified  manual   clearing  of
34144                VOLUME.  RCP:  USERID certified manual clearing of
34145                VOLUME.
34146 
34147 
34148      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
34149 
34150      Time:     In  response  to   an  operator  or  administrator
34151                command.
34152 
34153      Meaning:  This message is printed for auditing purposes when
34154                site-madated destruction of data is accomplished.
34155 
34156      Action:   No operator action is required.
34157 
34158 
34159 
34160 
34161 
34162 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         589                  11/13/89
34163 RCP                           -589-                      11/13/89^L
34164 
34165 
34166                [rcp_preload_.pl1]
34167                RCP:  Preload volume VOLUME on device DEVICE
34168 
34169 
34170      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
34171 
34172      Time:     While system is running.
34173 
34174      Meaning:  The operator request to  preload has been accepted
34175                by RCP.
34176 
34177      Action:   Preload  the volume  in question  on the specified
34178                device.
34179 
34180 
34181 
34182                [rcprm_find_resource_.pl1]
34183                RCP:  Registries may be  in an inconsistent state.
34184                ERROR_CODE
34185 
34186 
34187      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
34188 
34189      Time:     While system is running.
34190 
34191      Meaning:  An  RCP Resource   Management transaction  was not
34192                properly   committed  to  the   registries.   This
34193                indicates a logic error  in the supervisor, or CPU
34194                or memory hardware problems.
34195 
34196      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
34197 
34198 
34199 
34200 
34201 
34202 
34203 
34204 
34205 
34206 
34207 
34208 
34209 
34210 
34211 
34212 
34213 
34214 
34215 
34216 
34217 
34218 
34219 
34220 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         590                  11/13/89
34221 RCP                           -590-                      11/13/89^L
34222 
34223 
34224                [rcp_disk_.pl1]
34225                RCP:  Rejected mount of LABEL_TYPE volume NAME for
34226                PERSON.PROJ.T
34227 
34228 
34229      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
34230 
34231      Time:     While system is running.
34232 
34233      Meaning:  A  user has  attempted to  mount a  storage-system
34234                format  or unreadable  (LABEL_TYPE) disk  pack for
34235                user I/O,  without specifying the  -sys parameter.
34236                Because  this might  interfere with  later storage
34237                system  use  of  the  pack  or  compromise  system
34238                security,  this  action  is  not  permitted.   The
34239                user's  request  is  rejected.   This  error could
34240                arise  if an   operator inadvertently  mounted the
34241                wrong pack.
34242 
34243      Action:   No operator action is required.
34244 
34245 
34246 
34247                [rcp_tape_.pl1]
34248                RCP:  Remount Reel REELID with(out) ring on DRIVE.
34249 
34250 
34251      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
34252 
34253      Time:     While system is running.
34254 
34255      Meaning:  The  system found  a write  ring when  one was not
34256                required, or did not find one when one was needed.
34257                Or  the authentication  code did  not match.   The
34258                tape is unloaded.
34259 
34260      Action:   Correct the write ring status or mount the correct
34261                tape and reready the tape.
34262 
34263 
34264 
34265 
34266 
34267 
34268 
34269 
34270 
34271 
34272 
34273 
34274 
34275 
34276 
34277 
34278 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         591                  11/13/89
34279 RCP                           -591-                      11/13/89^L
34280 
34281 
34282                [rcp_disk_.pl1]
34283                RCP:  Reready DRIVE
34284 
34285 
34286      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
34287 
34288      Time:     While system is running.
34289 
34290      Meaning:  DRIVE is not ready.
34291 
34292 
34293      Action:   Make the drive ready.
34294 
34295 
34296 
34297                [rcp_disk_.pl1]
34298                RCP:  Reready DRIVE with(out) protect
34299 
34300 
34301      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
34302 
34303      Time:     While system is running.
34304 
34305      Meaning:  DRIVE is not ready.
34306 
34307 
34308      Action:   Make the drive ready.
34309 
34310 
34311 
34312                [rcp_tape_.pl1]
34313                RCP:  Reready DRIVE.
34314 
34315 
34316      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
34317 
34318      Time:     While system is running.
34319 
34320      Meaning:  DRIVE has dropped out of ready status.
34321 
34322      Action:   Reready it.
34323 
34324 
34325 
34326 
34327 
34328 
34329 
34330 
34331 
34332 
34333 
34334 
34335 
34336 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         592                  11/13/89
34337 RCP                           -592-                      11/13/89^L
34338 
34339 
34340                [rcp_tape_.pl1]
34341                RCP:    Reready   Reel   REELID   on   DRIVE   for
34342                PERSON.PROJ.T.
34343 
34344 
34345      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
34346 
34347      Time:     While system is running.
34348 
34349      Meaning:  A preloaded volume was not ready.
34350 
34351      Action:   Make the volume ready.
34352 
34353 
34354 
34355                [rcp_reserve_.pl1]
34356                RCP:    Reserved  device   devX_MM  for   RESERVER
34357                (id=RES_ID)
34358 
34359 
34360      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
34361 
34362      Time:     While system is running.
34363 
34364      Meaning:  Device devX_MM has been reserved for RESERVER.
34365 
34366      Action:   No operator action is required.
34367 
34368 
34369 
34370                [rcp_reserve_.pl1]
34371                RCP:   Reserved  volume  volume_name  for RESERVER
34372                (id=RES_ID)
34373 
34374 
34375      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
34376 
34377      Time:     While system is running.
34378 
34379      Meaning:  Volume volume_name has been reserved for RESERVER.
34380 
34381      Action:   No operator action is required.
34382 
34383 
34384 
34385 
34386 
34387 
34388 
34389 
34390 
34391 
34392 
34393 
34394 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         593                  11/13/89
34395 RCP                           -593-                      11/13/89^L
34396 
34397 
34398                [rcp_auto_register_.pl1]
34399                RCP:   RESOURCE_TYPE RESOURCE_NAME  registered and
34400                acquired to USER.
34401 
34402 
34403      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
34404 
34405      Time:     While system is running.
34406 
34407      Meaning:  The resource RESOURCE_NAME  has been automatically
34408                registered and acquired to USER.  It is a resource
34409                of the type RESCOURCE_TYPE.
34410 
34411      Action:   No operator action is required.
34412 
34413 
34414 
34415                [rcprm_find_resource_.pl1]
34416                RCP:  Schedule VOLUME for manual clearing.
34417 
34418 
34419      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
34420 
34421      Time:     While system is running.
34422 
34423      Meaning:  The data contained on VOLUME is to be destroyed by
34424                the operator via degaussing or other site-mandated
34425                method.
34426 
34427      Action:   The  operator must  erase the  specified resource,
34428                and  must acknowledge when  this has been  done by
34429                issuing   the   clear_resource   command   or  the
34430                appropriate site-defined "x" Initializer request.
34431 
34432 
34433 
34434                [rcp_disk_.pl1]
34435                RCP:   Turn protect  switch ON/OFF  on drive DRIVE
34436                and then push Operator Interrupt on MPC
34437 
34438 
34439      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
34440 
34441      Time:     While system is running.
34442 
34443      Meaning:  The PROTECT status was wrong for DRIVE.
34444 
34445      Meaning:  Correct the  PROTECT status and push  the Operator
34446                Interrupt button on the MPC.
34447 
34448 
34449 
34450 
34451 
34452 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         594                  11/13/89
34453 RCP                           -594-                      11/13/89^L
34454 
34455 
34456                [rcp_control_.pl1]
34457                RCP:  Unassigned DEVICE from PERSON.PROJ.T
34458 
34459 
34460      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
34461 
34462      Time:     While system is running.
34463 
34464      Meaning:  PERSON.PROJ.T has released DRIVE normally.
34465 
34466      Action:   No operator action is required.
34467 
34468 
34469 
34470                [rcp_detach_.pl1]
34471                RCP:  Unloading volume VOLUME from device DEVICE
34472 
34473 
34474      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
34475 
34476      Time:     While system is running.
34477 
34478      Meaning:  The specified VOLUME is being demounted by RCP.
34479 
34480      Action:   Return the specified VOLUME to the library.
34481 
34482 
34483 
34484                [rcp_unload_.pl1]
34485                RCP:  Unloading volume VOLUME from device DEVICE
34486 
34487 
34488      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
34489 
34490      Time:     While system is running.
34491 
34492      Meaning:  The specified VOLUME is being demounted by RCP.
34493 
34494      Action:   Return the specified VOLUME to the library.
34495 
34496 
34497 
34498 
34499 
34500 
34501 
34502 
34503 
34504 
34505 
34506 
34507 
34508 
34509 
34510 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         595                  11/13/89
34511 RCP                           -595-                      11/13/89^L
34512 
34513 
34514                [rcp_tape_.pl1]
34515                RCP:    Using    Reel   REELID   on    DRIVE   for
34516                PERSON.PROJ.T.
34517 
34518 
34519      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
34520 
34521      Time:     While system is running.
34522 
34523      Meaning:  Using a preloaded volume.
34524 
34525      Action:   No operator action is required.
34526 
34527 
34528 
34529                [rcp_disk_.pl1]
34530                RCP:  WARNING!!  IF  YOU AUTHENTICATE THIS REQUEST
34531                <USER> WILL OWN VOLUME <VOLUME>!
34532 
34533 
34534      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
34535 
34536      Time:     While system is running.
34537 
34538      Meaning:  This is  a warning to the operator.   He should be
34539                very  careful to check  the physical label  of the
34540                volume before authenticating this request.  As the
34541                message  states, if  the request  is autheticated,
34542                <VOLUME>  will  be   registered  and  acquired  to
34543                <USER>.
34544 
34545      Action:   Check the physical label of  the disk pack.  If it
34546                is  the  property   of  <USER>,  authenticate  the
34547                request.  If it is not the property of <USER> deny
34548                the request by typing "x auth no".
34549 
34550 
34551 
34552 
34553 
34554 
34555 
34556 
34557 
34558 
34559 
34560 
34561 
34562 
34563 
34564 
34565 
34566 
34567 
34568 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         596                  11/13/89
34569 RCP                           -596-                      11/13/89^L
34570 
34571 
34572                [rcp_tape_.pl1]
34573                RCP:  WARNING!!  IF  YOU AUTHENTICATE THIS REQUEST
34574                <USER> WILL OWN VOLUME <VOLUME>!
34575 
34576 
34577      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
34578 
34579      Time:     While system is running.
34580 
34581      Meaning:  This is a warning to  the operator.  IHe should be
34582                very  careful to check  the physical label  of the
34583                volume before authenticating this request.  As the
34584                message  states, if  the request  is autheticated,
34585                <VOLUME>  will  be   registered  and  acquired  to
34586                <USER>.
34587 
34588      Action:   Check the  physical label of the  tape volume.  If
34589                it  is the  property of  <USER>, authenticate  the
34590                request.  If it is not the property of <USER> deny
34591                the request by typing "x auth no".
34592 
34593 
34594 
34595                [rcp_disk_.pl1]
34596                RCP:  Wrong  pack (NAME) mounted on  DRIVE.  Mount
34597                pack PACK on DRIVE.
34598 
34599 
34600      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
34601 
34602      Time:     While system is running.
34603 
34604      Meaning:  The  operator  has  denied  authentication  for  a
34605                removable  disk pack  (NAME) on  drive DRIVE.  The
34606                disk drive is put in standby.
34607 
34608      Action:   Mount  the  correct  pack  PACK  with  protect  as
34609                specified and ready drive.
34610 
34611 
34612 
34613 
34614 
34615 
34616 
34617 
34618 
34619 
34620 
34621 
34622 
34623 
34624 
34625 
34626 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         597                  11/13/89
34627 RCP                           -597-                      11/13/89^L
34628 
34629 
34630                [rcp_disk_.pl1]
34631                RCP:  Wrong  pack (NAME) mounted on  DRIVE.  Mount
34632                pack PACK with(out) protect on DRIVE.
34633 
34634 
34635      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
34636 
34637      Time:     While system is running.
34638 
34639      Meaning:  The  operator  has  denied  authentication  for  a
34640                removable  disk pack  (NAME) on  drive DRIVE.  The
34641                disk drive is put in standby.
34642 
34643      Action:   Mount  the  correct  pack  PACK  with  protect  as
34644                specified and ready drive.
34645 
34646 
34647 
34648                [rcp_control_.pl1]
34649                rcp_control_:  Error surveying DEVICE.  MESSAGE
34650 
34651 
34652      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
34653 
34654      Time:     In response to an operator command.
34655 
34656      Meaning:  An error occurred while surveying the device.
34657 
34658      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
34659 
34660 
34661 
34662                [rcp_init.pl1]
34663                rcp_init:  DDDD cannot be used for user I/O.
34664 
34665 
34666      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
34667 
34668      Time:     System Intialization.
34669 
34670      Meaning:  An attempt was made to configure a device for user
34671                I/O which  is being used by the  system for system
34672                storage.
34673 
34674      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
34675 
34676 
34677 
34678 
34679 
34680 
34681 
34682 
34683 
34684 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         598                  11/13/89
34685 rcp_init                      -598-                      11/13/89^L
34686 
34687 
34688                [rcp_init.pl1]
34689                rcp_init:  DDDD deleted.
34690 
34691 
34692      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
34693 
34694      Time:     System Intialization.
34695 
34696      Meaning:  Device DDDD could not be  found or accessed and it
34697                will be deleted.
34698 
34699      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
34700 
34701 
34702 
34703                [rcp_init.pl1]
34704                rcp_init:  Device DEVICE defined more than once
34705 
34706 
34707      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
34708 
34709      Time:     System Intialization.
34710 
34711      Meaning:  The configuration  deck defines the  device DEVICE
34712                more than once.
34713 
34714      Action:   Perform  an emergency   shutdown, and  correct the
34715                configuration   deck.    Follow   normal  recovery
34716                procedures.
34717 
34718 
34719 
34720                [rcp_init.pl1]
34721                rcp_init:  Error surveying DDDD.  ERRORMESSAGE
34722 
34723 
34724      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
34725 
34726      Time:     System Intialization.
34727 
34728      Meaning:  Attempted to access device  DDDD but could not due
34729                to ERRORMESSAGE.
34730 
34731      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
34732 
34733 
34734 
34735 
34736 
34737 
34738 
34739 
34740 
34741 
34742 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         599                  11/13/89
34743 rcp_init                      -599-                      11/13/89^L
34744 
34745 
34746                [rcp_init.pl1]
34747                rcp_init:  ndrives  not specified with  last model
34748                number for PRPH DDDD.  Assuming 0.
34749 
34750 
34751      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
34752 
34753      Time:     System Intialization.
34754 
34755      Meaning:  Detected  a MODEL  value at  the end  of PRPH card
34756                PPPP.   Each  MODEL  value  should  paired with an
34757                NDRIVE  value.   The  last  model  value  will  be
34758                assigned zero devices.  It  is possible that there
34759                is  another error elsewhere  on this card  to have
34760                caused this message.
34761 
34762      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
34763 
34764 
34765 
34766                [rcp_init.pl1]
34767                rcp_init:     Trying    to    create   rcp_com_seg
34768                ERRORMESSAGE
34769 
34770 
34771      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
34772 
34773      Time:     System Intialization.
34774 
34775      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
34776                CPU or memory hardware problems.
34777 
34778      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
34779 
34780 
34781 
34782                [rcp_init.pl1]
34783                rcp_init:  Trying to create rcp_data ERRORMESSAGE
34784 
34785 
34786      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
34787 
34788      Time:     System Intialization.
34789 
34790      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
34791                CPU or memory hardware problems.
34792 
34793      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
34794 
34795 
34796 
34797 
34798 
34799 
34800 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         600                  11/13/89
34801 rcp_init                      -600-                      11/13/89^L
34802 
34803 
34804                [rcp_init.pl1]
34805                rcp_init:  Trying to init mca_data.  ERRORMESSAGE
34806 
34807 
34808      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
34809 
34810      Time:     System Intialization.
34811 
34812      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
34813                CPU or memory hardware problems.
34814 
34815      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
34816 
34817 
34818 
34819                [rcp_init.pl1]
34820                rcp_init:    Trying   to   reclassify  rcp_com_seg
34821                ERRORMESSAGE
34822 
34823 
34824      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
34825 
34826      Time:     System Intialization.
34827 
34828      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
34829                CPU or memory hardware problems.
34830 
34831      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
34832 
34833 
34834 
34835                [rcp_init.pl1]
34836                rcp_init:     Trying   to    reclassify   rcp_data
34837                ERRORMESSAGE
34838 
34839 
34840      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
34841 
34842      Time:     System Intialization.
34843 
34844      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
34845                CPU or memory hardware problems.
34846 
34847      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
34848 
34849 
34850 
34851 
34852 
34853 
34854 
34855 
34856 
34857 
34858 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         601                  11/13/89
34859 rcp_init                      -601-                      11/13/89^L
34860 
34861 
34862                [rcp_tape_survey_.pl1]
34863                rcp_tape_survey_:    Error  surveying   controller
34864                CONTROLLER:  ERROR_STATUS
34865 
34866 
34867      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
34868 
34869      Time:     System Intialization.
34870 
34871      Meaning:  An error was received from IOI while attempting to
34872                survey the tape controller DEVICE.  This indicates
34873                a logic error in the  supervisor, or CPU or memory
34874                hardware problems.
34875 
34876      Action:   Contact  the  system  programming  staff.   Follow
34877                normal recovery procedures.
34878 
34879 
34880 
34881                [rcp_tape_survey_.pl1]
34882                rcp_tape_survey_:  Multiple  device NUMBER's found
34883                on CONTROLLER.
34884 
34885 
34886      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
34887 
34888      Time:     System Intialization.
34889 
34890      Meaning:  The  survey information  indicates that  there are
34891                multiple devices with the same device number.
34892 
34893      Action:   Contact field engineering personnel.
34894 
34895 
34896 
34897                [rcp_tape_survey_.pl1]
34898                rcp_tape_survey_:  Tape  controller CONTROLLER did
34899                not respond within one second.
34900 
34901 
34902      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
34903 
34904      Time:     System Intialization.
34905 
34906      Meaning:  The  tape controller or  IOM failed to  respond to
34907                the survey-devices command by sending an interrupt
34908                within one second.
34909 
34910      Action:   Contact field engineering personnel.
34911 
34912 
34913 
34914 
34915 
34916 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         602                  11/13/89
34917 rcp_tape_survey_              -602-                      11/13/89^L
34918 
34919 
34920                [rcprm_registry_mgr_.pl1]
34921                rcprm_registry_mgr_$delete_registry:      Deleting
34922                (possibly bogus) registry PATH for USERID.
34923 
34924 
34925      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
34926 
34927      Time:     While system is running.
34928 
34929      Meaning:  The  segment at PATH  does not seem  to be an  RCP
34930                registry.  It may simply be a damaged registry, or
34931                a user may be attempting to use delete_registry to
34932                delete a non-registry object.
34933 
34934      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
34935 
34936 
34937 
34938                [system_control_.pl1]
34939                Ready
34940 
34941 
34942      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
34943 
34944      Time:     In response to an operator command.
34945 
34946      Meaning:  The Initializer  types Ready whenever it  is ready
34947                to accept an Initializer command in ring 4.
34948 
34949      Action:   Type the desired command.
34950 
34951 
34952 
34953 
34954 
34955 
34956 
34957 
34958 
34959 
34960 
34961 
34962 
34963 
34964 
34965 
34966 
34967 
34968 
34969 
34970 
34971 
34972 
34973 
34974 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         603                  11/13/89
34975 Ready                         -603-                      11/13/89^L
34976 
34977 
34978                [reassign_work_classes_.pl1]
34979                reassign_work_classes_:  load  control group "XXX"
34980                not found in mgt for user PERSON.PROJECT.TAG.
34981                reassign_work_classes_:   mgt  clobbered,  contact
34982                system administrator.
34983 
34984 
34985      Stream:   as (severity2).
34986 
34987      Time:     At  shift  change  time,  or  after  a "maxu auto"
34988                command.
34989 
34990      Meaning:  Some  logged  in  user's  load  control  group has
34991                apparently disappeared from the  mgt.  If the load
34992                control group  specified in the message  is valid,
34993                then the  mgt has been destroyed.   Otherwise, the
34994                user's answer table entry has been destroyed.  All
34995                users will remain in their current work classes.
34996 
34997      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
34998 
34999 
35000 
35001                [reassign_work_classes_.pl1]
35002                reassign_work_classes_:   no work  classes defined
35003                on current shift.
35004 
35005 
35006      Stream:   as (severity2)
35007 
35008      Time:     At  shift  change  time,  or  after  a "maxu auto"
35009                command.
35010 
35011      Meaning:  The table  in the mgt that should  define the work
35012                classes for the current  shift has not been filled
35013                in.  Probably  a new shift  has been added  to the
35014                installation_parms  segment, but the  work classes
35015                for that shift have not been specified in the mgt.
35016                All users will be placed in a single work class.
35017 
35018      Action:   No operator action is required.
35019 
35020 
35021 
35022 
35023 
35024 
35025 
35026 
35027 
35028 
35029 
35030 
35031 
35032 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         604                  11/13/89
35033 reassign_work_classes_        -604-                      11/13/89^L
35034 
35035 
35036                [reassign_work_classes_.pl1]
35037                reassign_work_classes_:   process NNN  remained in
35038                work class NN
35039 
35040 
35041      Stream:   as (severity1)
35042 
35043      Time:     At  shift  change  time,  or  after  a "maxu auto"
35044                command.
35045 
35046      Meaning:  Some  privileged  user  has  interfered  with  the
35047                Answering Service's attempt to define a new set of
35048                work   classes.    The   Answering   Service  will
35049                automatically  retry  the   reassignment  of  work
35050                classes.
35051 
35052      Action:   No operator action is required.
35053 
35054 
35055 
35056                [reassign_work_classes_.pl1]
35057                reassign_work_classes_:   undefined work  class DD
35058                required by load control group XXX
35059                reassign_work_classes_:   mgt  clobbered,  contact
35060                system administrator.
35061 
35062 
35063      Stream:   as (severity2)
35064 
35065      Time:     At  shift  change  time,  or  after  a "maxu auto"
35066                command.
35067 
35068      Meaning:  There  is an  inconsistency in  the mgt.  Probably
35069                the mgt has been destroyed.  All users will remain
35070                in their current work class.
35071 
35072      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
35073 
35074 
35075 
35076 
35077 
35078 
35079 
35080 
35081 
35082 
35083 
35084 
35085 
35086 
35087 
35088 
35089 
35090 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         605                  11/13/89
35091 reassign_work_classes_        -605-                      11/13/89^L
35092 
35093 
35094                [disk_rebuild_caller.pl1]
35095                rebuild_disk:   Error  XX  in  rebuild  of  volume
35096                PVNAME.
35097 
35098 
35099      Stream:   Initializer process output.
35100 
35101      Time:     In response to an operator command.
35102 
35103      Meaning:  An error has occurred  trying to rebuild the disk.
35104                The new copy should not be used.
35105 
35106      Action:   If the problem can be  repaired, repair it and try
35107                again.  Contact the system programming staff.
35108 
35109 
35110 
35111                [salv_caller.pl1]
35112                rebuild_disk:  Expected argument missing.
35113 
35114 
35115      Stream:   Initializer process output.
35116 
35117      Time:     In response to an operator command.
35118 
35119      Meaning:  Incorrect arguments were specified.
35120 
35121      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
35122 
35123 
35124 
35125                [salv_caller.pl1]
35126                rebuild_disk:   Specified control argument  is not
35127                implemented by this command.  BLAH
35128 
35129 
35130      Stream:   Initializer process output.
35131 
35132      Time:     In response to an operator command.
35133 
35134      Meaning:  Incorrect arguments were specified.
35135 
35136      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
35137 
35138 
35139 
35140 
35141 
35142 
35143 
35144 
35145 
35146 
35147 
35148 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         606                  11/13/89
35149 rebuild_disk                  -606-                      11/13/89^L
35150 
35151 
35152                [disk_rebuild_caller.pl1]
35153                rebuild_disk:   volume  PVNAME  from  DSKA_XX onto
35154                DSKA_YY
35155                Current disk parameters:
35156                part NAME FREC NREC
35157                Vtoc size is XX, ave.  seg length = Y.ZZZ
35158                Current number of VTOCEs = XX
35159 
35160 
35161      Stream:   Initializer process output.
35162 
35163      Time:     In response to an operator command.
35164 
35165      Meaning:  This  is  the  response  to  the  operator command
35166                "rebuild_disk" issued in ring 1.
35167 
35168      Action:   No operator action is required.
35169 
35170 
35171 
35172                [disk_rebuild_caller.pl1]
35173                rebuild_disk:   Volume  PVNAME   must  be  mounted
35174                before rebuilding
35175 
35176 
35177      Stream:   Initializer process output.
35178 
35179      Time:     In response to an operator command.
35180 
35181      Meaning:  The rebuild_disk command was invoked on an mounted
35182                volume.   Only volumes  which are  mounted may  be
35183                rebuilt.  No action was taken.
35184 
35185      Action:   Salvage  the volume  first, and  then reissue  the
35186                rebuild_disk command.
35187 
35188 
35189 
35190                [reclassify.pl1]
35191                reclassify:  err locking parent.  ERROR_CODE
35192 
35193 
35194      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
35195 
35196      Time:     While system is running.
35197 
35198      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
35199                CPU  or  memory  hardware  problems.   This  error
35200                crashes the system.
35201 
35202      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
35203 
35204 
35205 
35206 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         607                  11/13/89
35207 reclassify                    -607-                      11/13/89^L
35208 
35209 
35210                [reconfig.pl1]
35211                reconfig:      Assigned     CPU     <cputag>    to
35212                <Person.Project.instance> for testing
35213 
35214 
35215      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
35216 
35217      Time:     While system is running.
35218 
35219      Meaning:  Successful   reconfiguration   of   the  indicated
35220                processor  has  been  performed  by  the processor
35221                testing (ISOLTS) subsystem.
35222 
35223      Action:   No operator action is required.
35224 
35225 
35226 
35227                [reconfig.pl1]
35228                reconfig:    Releasing  base  <req_mem>k   of  MEM
35229                <scutag>
35230 
35231 
35232      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
35233 
35234      Time:     While system is running.
35235 
35236      Meaning:  Processor  testing  has  been  terminated  and the
35237                indicated    memory   is    now   available    for
35238                reconfiguration.
35239 
35240      Action:   No operator action is required.
35241 
35242 
35243 
35244                [reconfig.pl1]
35245                reconfig:  trouble unlocking scs$reconfig_lock
35246 
35247 
35248      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
35249 
35250      Time:     While system is running.
35251 
35252      Meaning:  The  reconfiguration lock  could not  be unlocked.
35253                It is left in its current state.  Further attempts
35254                at reconfiguration may fail.
35255 
35256      Action:   No operator action is required.
35257 
35258 
35259 
35260 
35261 
35262 
35263 
35264 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         608                  11/13/89
35265 reconfig                      -608-                      11/13/89^L
35266 
35267 
35268                [reconfig.pl1]
35269                reconfig:     Unassigned    CPU    <cputag>   from
35270                <Person.Project.instance>
35271 
35272 
35273      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
35274 
35275      Time:     While system is running.
35276 
35277      Meaning:  Processor  testing  has  been  terminated  and the
35278                indicated   processor   is   now   available   for
35279                reconfiguration.
35280 
35281      Action:   No operator action is required.
35282 
35283 
35284 
35285                [reconfig.pl1]
35286                reconfig:  Using  base <req_mem>k of  MEM <scutag>
35287                for testing CPU cputag
35288 
35289 
35290      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
35291 
35292      Time:     While system is running.
35293 
35294      Meaning:  Successful reconfiguration of the indicated memory
35295                has  been  performed   by  the  processor  testing
35296                (ISOLTS) subsystem.
35297 
35298      Action:   No operator action is required.
35299 
35300 
35301 
35302                [reloader.pl1]
35303                reload_volume:  An implementation restriction when
35304                using version  1 volume logs.  This  requires that
35305                the RPV be reloaded separately from other volumes.
35306 
35307 
35308      Stream:   Reloader output.
35309 
35310      Time:     During volume reloading.
35311 
35312      Meaning:  Using version 1 volume  logs, all physical volumes
35313                must belong  to the mounted RPV.   An exception is
35314                when reloading the RPV itself, it must be reloaded
35315                separately,  then a  re-boot on  the new  RPV will
35316                allow the other volumes to be reloaded.
35317 
35318      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
35319 
35320 
35321 
35322 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         609                  11/13/89
35323 reload_volume                 -609-                      11/13/89^L
35324 
35325 
35326                [reloader.pl1]
35327                reload_volume:  arg err:  ERROR_MESS
35328 
35329 
35330      Stream:   Reloader output.
35331 
35332      Time:     During volume reloading.
35333 
35334      Meaning:  Invalid input was given.
35335 
35336      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
35337 
35338 
35339 
35340                [reloader.pl1]
35341                reload_volume:   Begin reload   of volume  NAME at
35342                TIME
35343 
35344 
35345      Stream:   Reloader online output.
35346 
35347      Time:     During volume reloading.
35348 
35349      Meaning:  A volume reload is beginning.
35350 
35351      Action:   No operator action is required.
35352 
35353 
35354 
35355                [reloader.pl1]
35356                reload_volume:   Could not enable  256KW segments:
35357                ERORR_MESS
35358 
35359 
35360      Stream:   Reloader output.
35361 
35362      Time:     During volume reloading.
35363 
35364      Meaning:  The call to hcs_$set_256K_switch failed.
35365 
35366      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
35367 
35368 
35369 
35370 
35371 
35372 
35373 
35374 
35375 
35376 
35377 
35378 
35379 
35380 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         610                  11/13/89
35381 reload_volume                 -610-                      11/13/89^L
35382 
35383 
35384                [reloader.pl1]
35385                reload_volume:  End reload of volume NAME at TIME
35386                reload_volume:  Reloaded on volume NAME XX records
35387                of  XX directories and  XX records of  XX segments
35388                and XX null vtoces
35389 
35390 
35391      Stream:   Reloader online output.
35392 
35393      Time:     During volume reloading.
35394 
35395      Meaning:  A  volume reload   has completed.   The statistics
35396                printed indicate how many records were reloaded.
35397 
35398      Action:   No operator action is required.
35399 
35400 
35401 
35402                [reloader.pl1]
35403                reload_volume:    error   closing   volume  label:
35404                ERROR_MESS
35405 
35406 
35407      Stream:   Reloader output.
35408 
35409      Time:     During volume reloading.
35410 
35411      Meaning:  An error occurred while reloading.
35412 
35413      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
35414 
35415 
35416 
35417                [reloader.pl1]
35418                reload_volume:    error    closing   volume   map:
35419                ERROR_MESS
35420 
35421 
35422      Stream:   Reloader output.
35423 
35424      Time:     During volume reloading.
35425 
35426      Meaning:  An error occurred while reloading.
35427 
35428      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
35429 
35430 
35431 
35432 
35433 
35434 
35435 
35436 
35437 
35438 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         611                  11/13/89
35439 reload_volume                 -611-                      11/13/89^L
35440 
35441 
35442                [reloader.pl1]
35443                reload_volume:    error   closing   vtoc   header:
35444                ERROR_MESS
35445 
35446 
35447      Stream:   Reloader output.
35448 
35449      Time:     During volume reloading.
35450 
35451      Meaning:  An error occurred while reloading.
35452 
35453      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
35454 
35455 
35456 
35457                [reloader.pl1]
35458                reload_volume:    error   creating   control  seg:
35459                ERROR_MESS
35460 
35461 
35462      Stream:   Reloader output.
35463 
35464      Time:     During volume reloading.
35465 
35466      Meaning:  An error occurred while reloading.
35467 
35468      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
35469 
35470 
35471 
35472                [reloader.pl1]
35473                reload_volume:    error    creating   temp   segs:
35474                ERROR_MESS
35475 
35476 
35477      Stream:   Reloader output.
35478 
35479      Time:     During volume reloading.
35480 
35481      Meaning:  An error occurred while reloading.
35482 
35483      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
35484 
35485 
35486 
35487 
35488 
35489 
35490 
35491 
35492 
35493 
35494 
35495 
35496 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         612                  11/13/89
35497 reload_volume                 -612-                      11/13/89^L
35498 
35499 
35500                [reloader.pl1]
35501                reload_volume:   error  initializing  input volume
35502                list:  ERROR_MESS
35503 
35504 
35505      Stream:   Reloader output.
35506 
35507      Time:     During volume reloading.
35508 
35509      Meaning:  An error occurred while reloading.
35510 
35511      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
35512 
35513 
35514 
35515                [reloader.pl1]
35516                reload_volume:  error  initializing output medium:
35517                ERROR_MESS
35518 
35519 
35520      Stream:   Reloader output.
35521 
35522      Time:     During volume reloading.
35523 
35524      Meaning:  An error occurred while reloading.
35525 
35526      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
35527 
35528 
35529 
35530                [reloader.pl1]
35531                reload_volume:    error    opening   volume   map:
35532                ERROR_MESS
35533 
35534 
35535      Stream:   Reloader output.
35536 
35537      Time:     During volume reloading.
35538 
35539      Meaning:  An error occurred while reloading.
35540 
35541      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
35542 
35543 
35544 
35545 
35546 
35547 
35548 
35549 
35550 
35551 
35552 
35553 
35554 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         613                  11/13/89
35555 reload_volume                 -613-                      11/13/89^L
35556 
35557 
35558                [reloader.pl1]
35559                reload_volume:    error  reloading   volume  NAME:
35560                ERROR_MESS
35561 
35562 
35563      Stream:   Reloader output.
35564 
35565      Time:     During volume reloading.
35566 
35567      Meaning:  An error occurred while reloading.
35568 
35569      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
35570 
35571 
35572 
35573                [reloader.pl1]
35574                reload_volume:  label check failed:  ERROR_MESS
35575 
35576 
35577      Stream:   Reloader output.
35578 
35579      Time:     During volume reloading.
35580 
35581      Meaning:  An error occurred while reloading.
35582 
35583      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
35584 
35585 
35586 
35587                [reloader.pl1]
35588                reload_volume:  Operator name  and physical volume
35589                name not specified
35590 
35591 
35592      Stream:   Reloader output.
35593 
35594      Time:     During volume reloading.
35595 
35596      Meaning:  Invalid input was typed.
35597 
35598      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
35599 
35600 
35601 
35602 
35603 
35604 
35605 
35606 
35607 
35608 
35609 
35610 
35611 
35612 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         614                  11/13/89
35613 reload_volume                 -614-                      11/13/89^L
35614 
35615 
35616                [reloader.pl1]
35617                reload_volume:  Operator name not specified.
35618 
35619 
35620      Stream:   Reloader output.
35621 
35622      Time:     During volume reloading.
35623 
35624      Meaning:  Missing input.
35625 
35626      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
35627 
35628 
35629 
35630                [reloader.pl1]
35631                reload_volume:     Physical   volume    name   not
35632                specified.
35633 
35634 
35635      Stream:   Reloader output.
35636 
35637      Time:     During volume reloading.
35638 
35639      Meaning:  Missing input.
35640 
35641      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
35642 
35643 
35644 
35645                [reloader.pl1]
35646                reload_volume:   Please start volume  log recovery
35647                procedure.
35648 
35649 
35650      Stream:   Reloader output.
35651 
35652      Time:     During volume reloading.
35653 
35654      Meaning:  Use the recover_volume_log  command to recover the
35655                specified physical volumes volume log.
35656 
35657      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
35658 
35659 
35660 
35661 
35662 
35663 
35664 
35665 
35666 
35667 
35668 
35669 
35670 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         615                  11/13/89
35671 reload_volume                 -615-                      11/13/89^L
35672 
35673 
35674                [reloader.pl1]
35675                reload_volume:  The  RPV pvid for  physical volume
35676                NAME does not match the determined RPV pvid.
35677 
35678 
35679      Stream:   Reloader output.
35680 
35681      Time:     During volume reloading.
35682 
35683      Meaning:  The  backup_volume_log.rpv_pvid for NAME  does not
35684                match  the  reloader  determined  RPV  pvid.  This
35685                could be  an invalid attempt to  reload a stranger
35686                physical volume.
35687 
35688      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
35689 
35690 
35691 
35692                [reloader.pl1]
35693                reload_volume:    unable   to   build   VTOC  map:
35694                ERROR_MESS
35695 
35696 
35697      Stream:   Reloader output.
35698 
35699      Time:     During volume reloading.
35700 
35701      Meaning:  An error occurred while reloading.
35702 
35703      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
35704 
35705 
35706 
35707                [reloader.pl1]
35708                reload_volume:  unable to determine pvid for NAME:
35709                ERROR_MESS
35710 
35711 
35712      Stream:   Reloader output.
35713 
35714      Time:     During volume reloading.
35715 
35716      Meaning:  The  volume  registration   information  does  not
35717                contain the  physical volume NAME.  This  could be
35718                an invalid  attempt to reload a  stranger physical
35719                volume.
35720 
35721      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
35722 
35723 
35724 
35725 
35726 
35727 
35728 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         616                  11/13/89
35729 reload_volume                 -616-                      11/13/89^L
35730 
35731 
35732                [reloader.pl1]
35733                reload_volume:   unable  to  get  info  about rpv:
35734                ERROR_MESS
35735 
35736 
35737      Stream:   Reloader output.
35738 
35739      Time:     During volume reloading.
35740 
35741      Meaning:  An error occurred while reloading.
35742 
35743      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
35744 
35745 
35746 
35747                [reloader.pl1]
35748                reload_volume:   Unable to  locate a  valid volume
35749                log for PATH:  ERROR_MESS
35750 
35751 
35752      Stream:   Reloader output.
35753 
35754      Time:     During volume reloading.
35755 
35756      Meaning:  The volue log at PATH was not found.  This message
35757                will always cause the reload to be aborted.
35758 
35759      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
35760 
35761 
35762 
35763                [reloader.pl1]
35764                reload_volume:    unable  to  open   vtoc  header:
35765                ERROR_MESS
35766 
35767 
35768      Stream:   Reloader output.
35769 
35770      Time:     During volume reloading.
35771 
35772      Meaning:  An error occurred while reloading.
35773 
35774      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
35775 
35776 
35777 
35778 
35779 
35780 
35781 
35782 
35783 
35784 
35785 
35786 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         617                  11/13/89
35787 reload_volume                 -617-                      11/13/89^L
35788 
35789 
35790                [reload_volume_.pl1]
35791                reload_volume_:   Abandoning  the   reload  of  pv
35792                PVNAME
35793 
35794 
35795      Stream:   Reloader output.
35796 
35797      Time:     During volume reloading.
35798 
35799      Meaning:  Some fatal error has occurred during the reload of
35800                the specified physical volume.
35801 
35802      Action:   Take  the  action  required   by  the  error  just
35803                previous to  this one and retry the  reload of the
35804                physical volume.
35805 
35806 
35807 
35808                [reload_volume_.pl1]
35809                reload_volume_:    All  physical  volumes   to  be
35810                reloaded have been abandoned.
35811 
35812 
35813      Stream:   Reloader output.
35814 
35815      Time:     During volume reloading.
35816 
35817      Meaning:  Some fatal error has occurred during the reload of
35818                ALL the specified physical volumes.
35819 
35820      Action:   No operator action is required.
35821 
35822 
35823 
35824                [reload_volume_.pl1]
35825                reload_volume_:  Bad disk page PAGE_ADDRESS for pv
35826                PVNAME
35827 
35828 
35829      Stream:   Reloader output.
35830 
35831      Time:     During volume reloading.
35832 
35833      Meaning:  An  I/O  error  occurred  during  a  reload.  This
35834                message  indicates  the  bad  disk  address on the
35835                volume being reloaded.
35836 
35837      Action:   No operator action is required.
35838 
35839 
35840 
35841 
35842 
35843 
35844 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         618                  11/13/89
35845 reload_volume_                -618-                      11/13/89^L
35846 
35847 
35848                [reload_volume_.pl1]
35849                reload_volume_:  Error depositing  old vtoce VTOCX
35850                for pv PVNAME:  ERROR_MESS
35851 
35852 
35853      Stream:   Reloader output.
35854 
35855      Time:     During volume reloading.
35856 
35857      Meaning:  The reloader was unable to release pages of an old
35858                object.   This  indicates  a  logic  error  in the
35859                supervisor,  or CPU  or memory  hardware problems.
35860                The input medium is abandoned.
35861 
35862      Action:   No operator action is required.
35863 
35864 
35865 
35866                [reload_volume_.pl1]
35867                reload_volume_:   Error depositing page  PAGENO of
35868                vtoce VTOCX for pv PVNAME:  ERROR_MESS
35869 
35870 
35871      Stream:   Reloader output.
35872 
35873      Time:     During volume reloading.
35874 
35875      Meaning:  The  reloader was  unable to  release page  PAGENO
35876                (decimal)  of the new  object.  This is  only done
35877                when an incomplete object is detected.
35878 
35879      Action:   No operator action is required.
35880 
35881 
35882 
35883                [reload_volume_.pl1]
35884                reload_volume_:  Error reading input:  ERROR_MESS
35885 
35886 
35887      Stream:   Reloader output.
35888 
35889      Time:     During volume reloading.
35890 
35891      Meaning:  An error occurred while  reading input.  The input
35892                medium is abandoned.
35893 
35894      Action:   No operator action is required.
35895 
35896 
35897 
35898 
35899 
35900 
35901 
35902 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         619                  11/13/89
35903 reload_volume_                -619-                      11/13/89^L
35904 
35905 
35906                [reload_volume_.pl1]
35907                reload_volume_:  Error reading old vtoce VTOCX for
35908                pv PVNAME:  ERROR_MESS
35909 
35910 
35911      Stream:   Reloader output.
35912 
35913      Time:     During volume reloading.
35914 
35915      Meaning:  An I/O error occurred  during a reload.  The input
35916                medium is abandoned.
35917 
35918      Action:   No operator action is required.
35919 
35920 
35921 
35922                [reload_volume_.pl1]
35923                reload_volume_:  Error writing new vtoce VTOCX for
35924                pv PVNAME:  ERROR_MESS
35925 
35926 
35927      Stream:   Reloader output.
35928 
35929      Time:     During volume reloading.
35930 
35931      Meaning:  An I/O error occurred  during a reload.  The input
35932                medium is abandoned.
35933 
35934      Action:   No operator action is required.
35935 
35936 
35937 
35938                [reload_volume_.pl1]
35939                reload_volume_:  Unable to  set damaged switch for
35940                vtoce VTOCX on pv PVNAME:  ERROR_MESS
35941 
35942 
35943      Stream:   Reloader output.
35944 
35945      Time:     During volume reloading.
35946 
35947      Meaning:  An I/O error has occured while attempting to write
35948                out  the new vtoce,  which has the  damaged switch
35949                turned on.
35950 
35951      Action:   No operator action is required.
35952 
35953 
35954 
35955 
35956 
35957 
35958 
35959 
35960 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         620                  11/13/89
35961 reload_volume_                -620-                      11/13/89^L
35962 
35963 
35964                [reload_volume_.pl1]
35965                reload_volume_:  Unable  to withdraw for  bad page
35966                on pv PVNAME:  ERROR_MESS
35967 
35968 
35969      Stream:   Reloader output.
35970 
35971      Time:     During volume reloading.
35972 
35973      Meaning:  After  an  I/O  error,  the  reloader attempted to
35974                allocate a  new page, and failed.   The volume may
35975                be full.
35976 
35977      Action:   If  the volume  is full,  it may  be necessary  to
35978                clean  it up  with sweep_pv  -gc before restarting
35979                the reload.
35980 
35981 
35982 
35983                [reload_volume_.pl1]
35984                reload_volume_:  Unable to  withdraw for new vtoce
35985                VTOCX for pv PVNAME:  ERROR_MESS
35986 
35987 
35988      Stream:   Reloader output.
35989 
35990      Time:     During volume reloading.
35991 
35992      Meaning:  The  reloader is unable  to allocate a  new VTOCE.
35993                The  volume  may  be  full.   The  input medium is
35994                abandoned.
35995 
35996      Action:   No operator action is  required.  If the volume is
35997                full,  it may  be necessary  to clean  it up  with
35998                sweep_pv with the -gc  option and then to continue
35999                reloading.
36000 
36001 
36002 
36003                [operator_com_channel_cmds_.pl1]
36004                remove:  bad arg "AAAA"
36005 
36006 
36007      Stream:   as (severity1).
36008 
36009      Time:     In response to an operator command.
36010 
36011      Meaning:  A  bad  argument  was  furnished  with  an  remove
36012                command.  The argument is skipped.
36013 
36014      Action:   Enter a corrected command.
36015 
36016 
36017 
36018 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         621                  11/13/89
36019 remove                        -621-                      11/13/89^L
36020 
36021 
36022                [operator_com_channel_cmds_.pl1]
36023                remove:  error:  not done
36024 
36025 
36026      Stream:   as (severity1).
36027 
36028      Time:     In response to an operator command.
36029 
36030      Meaning:  Bad arguments were given to an remove command.  No
36031                action resulted.
36032 
36033      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
36034 
36035 
36036 
36037                [operator_com_channel_cmds_.pl1]
36038                remove:    ttyXXX  is   in  use   by  the  message
36039                coordinator and can not be removed.
36040 
36041 
36042      Stream:   as (severity1).
36043 
36044      Time:     In response to an operator command.
36045 
36046      Meaning:  An  operator remove   command specified  a message
36047                coordinator channel.  The channel was not removed.
36048 
36049      Action:   Enter  a  corrected  command  line.   Use the drop
36050                command  to take a  channel away from  the message
36051                coordinator.
36052 
36053 
36054 
36055                [operator_com_channel_cmds_.pl1]
36056                remove:  ttyXXX removed
36057 
36058 
36059      Stream:   as (severity1).
36060 
36061      Time:     In response to an operator remove command.
36062 
36063      Meaning:  This  response  to  the  operator  command  remove
36064                TTYxxx   indicates  the   channel  is   no  longer
36065                available  for  dialups.   If  a  user  was on the
36066                channel,  he   is  bumped  with  no   message  but
36067                "hangup".  Note  that if a  user calls in  on this
36068                channel,  and the modem  answers, the user  gets a
36069                carriage return, but no welcoming message from the
36070                system, and he cannot log in.
36071 
36072      Action:   Remember to busy out the modem so that no user can
36073                call the channel.
36074 
36075 
36076 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         622                  11/13/89
36077 remove                        -622-                      11/13/89^L
36078 
36079 
36080                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
36081                Removed frame XXX.
36082 
36083 
36084      Stream:   Initializer process output.
36085 
36086      Time:     In response to an operator command.
36087 
36088      Meaning:  This is  the response to a  successful delmain XXX
36089                command.
36090 
36091      Action:   No operator action is required.
36092 
36093 
36094 
36095                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
36096                Removed frames XXX thru YYY.
36097 
36098 
36099      Stream:   Initializer process output.
36100 
36101      Time:     In response to an operator command.
36102 
36103      Meaning:  This is the response to a successful delmain XXX N
36104                command.
36105 
36106      Action:   No operator action is required.
36107 
36108 
36109 
36110                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
36111                Removed SCU X and its memory.
36112 
36113 
36114      Stream:   Initializer process output.
36115 
36116      Time:     In response to an operator command.
36117 
36118      Meaning:  This  is the  response  to  a successful  delmem X
36119                command.
36120 
36121      Action:   No operator action is required.
36122 
36123 
36124 
36125 
36126 
36127 
36128 
36129 
36130 
36131 
36132 
36133 
36134 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         623                  11/13/89
36135 Removed SCU X and its memo    -623-                      11/13/89^L
36136 
36137 
36138                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
36139                Removed  SCU's  X  and  Y  (interlaced)  and their
36140                memory.
36141 
36142 
36143      Stream:   Initializer process output.
36144 
36145      Time:     In response to an operator command.
36146 
36147      Meaning:  This  is the  response  to  a successful  delmem X
36148                command, when SCU's X and Y are interlaced.
36149 
36150      Action:   No operator action is required.
36151 
36152 
36153 
36154                [bce_save.pl1]
36155                restore(check_status):      Special     Interrupt:
36156                STATUS_WORD
36157 
36158 
36159      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36160 
36161      Time:     System Intialization.
36162 
36163      Meaning:  An unexpected special interrupt has been detected.
36164 
36165      Action:   No operator action is required.
36166 
36167 
36168 
36169                [bce_save.pl1]
36170                restore(check_status):  Time-Out on TAPE_DEV
36171 
36172 
36173      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36174 
36175      Time:     System Intialization.
36176 
36177      Meaning:  An  I/O that  was issued  to the  tape device  has
36178                timed-out.
36179 
36180      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
36181 
36182 
36183 
36184 
36185 
36186 
36187 
36188 
36189 
36190 
36191 
36192 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         624                  11/13/89
36193 restore(check_status)         -624-                      11/13/89^L
36194 
36195 
36196                [bce_save.pl1]
36197                restore(TAPE_SET):    "Info"  tape   on  TAPE_DEV,
36198                created DATE_TIME
36199 
36200 
36201      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36202 
36203      Time:     System Intialization.
36204 
36205      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
36206 
36207      Action:   No operator action is required.
36208 
36209 
36210 
36211                [bce_save.pl1]
36212                restore(TAPE_SET):   (Unrecoverable) MAJOR_STATUS,
36213                SUB_STATUS on TAPE_DEV.
36214 
36215 
36216      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36217 
36218      Time:     System Intialization.
36219 
36220      Meaning:  An   unrecoverable   error   has   occured   while
36221                attempting to do I/O to the tape device.
36222 
36223      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
36224 
36225 
36226 
36227                [bce_save.pl1]
36228                restore(TAPE_SET):   Abnormal tape  termination of
36229                tape# TAPE_NUMBER on TAPE_DEV.
36230 
36231 
36232      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36233 
36234      Time:     System Intialization.
36235 
36236      Meaning:  While  reading  the  save  tape  an invalid record
36237                header  was found.   BCE save  tapes are  normally
36238                terminated   with  a   End-of-Reel  (EOR)   record
36239                followed by  three End-of-File (EOF)  marks.  This
36240                one most likely was not properly terminated.
36241 
36242      Action:   $ignore  Unless  it  is  felt  that  the  tape  is
36243                properly terminated, in which case the restore can
36244                be restarted and this tape re-read.
36245 
36246 
36247 
36248 
36249 
36250 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         625                  11/13/89
36251 restore(TAPE_SET)             -625-                      11/13/89^L
36252 
36253 
36254                [bce_save.pl1]
36255                restore(TAPE_SET):   Clearing  unused  VTOC region
36256                (records BEGIN_REC - END_REC) on PV_NAME.
36257 
36258 
36259      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36260 
36261      Time:     System Intialization.
36262 
36263      Meaning:  Just an  informative message.  The  unused records
36264                in  the  VTOC  region  are  zero  cleared to avoid
36265                having erroneous VTOCEs left laying around.
36266 
36267      Action:   No operator action is required.
36268 
36269 
36270 
36271                [bce_save.pl1]
36272                restore(TAPE_SET):    Device  TAPE_DEV   is  being
36273                removed from the tape device list.
36274 
36275 
36276      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36277 
36278      Time:     System Intialization.
36279 
36280      Meaning:  The TAPE_DEV has returned a status indicating that
36281                it is unable to be used.
36282 
36283      Action:   No operator action is required.
36284 
36285 
36286 
36287                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
36288                restore(TAPE_SET):     Device   type    mis-match.
36289                PV_NAME is on a DEV_TYPE,
36290                          but was saved from a DEV_TYPE.
36291 
36292 
36293      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36294 
36295      Time:     System Intialization.
36296 
36297      Meaning:  The program  is unable to restore  the contents of
36298                the  PV because  the disk  device currently  being
36299                used is different than the  one in use when the PV
36300                was saved.  Only partitions can be restored to PVs
36301                mounted on different devices.
36302 
36303      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
36304 
36305 
36306 
36307 
36308 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         626                  11/13/89
36309 restore(TAPE_SET)             -626-                      11/13/89^L
36310 
36311 
36312                [bce_save.pl1]
36313                restore(TAPE_SET):   End  of  Information  without
36314                detecting TAPE_EOR record.
36315 
36316 
36317      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36318 
36319      Time:     System Intialization.
36320 
36321      Meaning:  Multiple   End-of-File  (EOF)   marks  have   been
36322                detected,    without    previously    reading   an
36323                End-of-Reel (EOR) record.
36324 
36325      Action:   $ignore  Unless  it  is  felt  that  the  tape  is
36326                properly terminated, in which case the restore can
36327                be restarted and this tape re-read.
36328 
36329 
36330 
36331                [bce_save.pl1]
36332                restore(TAPE_SET):   Error,  tape  on  TAPE_DEV is
36333                part of the "OTHER_TAPE_SET" set.
36334 
36335 
36336      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36337 
36338      Time:     System Intialization.
36339 
36340      Meaning:  The tape just read is not part of this tape set.
36341 
36342      Action:   Mount a  tape on the  device that is  part of this
36343                tape set.
36344 
36345 
36346 
36347                [bce_save.pl1]
36348                restore(TAPE_SET):     Incorrect   tape    number.
36349                Expected tape# TAPE_NUMBER.
36350 
36351 
36352      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36353 
36354      Time:     System Intialization.
36355 
36356      Meaning:  An internal tape number tracking mechanism is used
36357                and  the tape  that was  just read  does not match
36358                what the program expects to be on the device.
36359 
36360      Action:   Mount the correct tape on the device.
36361 
36362 
36363 
36364 
36365 
36366 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         627                  11/13/89
36367 restore(TAPE_SET)             -627-                      11/13/89^L
36368 
36369 
36370                [bce_save.pl1]
36371                restore(TAPE_SET):   MAJOR_STATUS,  SUB_STATUS  on
36372                TAPE_DEV.
36373 
36374 
36375      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36376 
36377      Time:     System Intialization.
36378 
36379      Meaning:  An error has occured while attempting to do I/O to
36380                the tape device.
36381 
36382      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
36383 
36384 
36385 
36386                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
36387                restore(TAPE_SET):    MULTICS_VOL_ID  PV_NAME   on
36388                DISK_DEV
36389                                    Last updated:  DATE_TIME
36390 
36391 
36392      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36393 
36394      Time:     System Intialization.
36395 
36396      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
36397 
36398      Action:   No operator action is required.
36399 
36400 
36401 
36402                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
36403                restore(TAPE_SET):   No partitions were  saved for
36404                volume PV_NAME.
36405                                   Removing from PV list.
36406      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36407 
36408 
36409      Time:     System Intialization.
36410 
36411      Meaning:  A  request has  been made  to restore  one or more
36412                partitions on
36413 
36414                PV_NAME,  but  the  save  tape  indicates  that no
36415                partitions were saved.
36416 
36417      Action:   Remove  the partition  reference from  the control
36418                file.
36419 
36420 
36421 
36422 
36423 
36424 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         628                  11/13/89
36425 restore(TAPE_SET)             -628-                      11/13/89^L
36426 
36427 
36428                [bce_save.pl1]
36429                restore(TAPE_SET):   No Physical  Volumes left  to
36430                restore.
36431 
36432 
36433      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36434 
36435      Time:     System Intialization.
36436 
36437      Meaning:  For  various reasons  all of  the physical volumes
36438                have been removed from the list of volumes.
36439 
36440      Action:   No operator action is required.
36441 
36442 
36443 
36444                [bce_save.pl1]
36445                restore(TAPE_SET):  No room to describe PV PV_NAME
36446                for part PARTITION_NAME.
36447 
36448 
36449      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36450 
36451      Time:     System Intialization.
36452 
36453      Meaning:  The maximum number of physical volumes that can be
36454                handled by the program has been exceeded.
36455 
36456      Action:   The  number  of  physical  volumes  defined in the
36457                control file(s) must be reduced.
36458 
36459 
36460 
36461                [bce_save.pl1]
36462                restore(TAPE_SET):  No usable tape devices left in
36463                list.
36464 
36465 
36466      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36467 
36468      Time:     System Intialization.
36469 
36470      Meaning:  For various  reasons all of the  tape devices have
36471                been  removed from  the list  of available devices
36472                for this tape set.
36473 
36474      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
36475 
36476 
36477 
36478 
36479 
36480 
36481 
36482 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         629                  11/13/89
36483 restore(TAPE_SET)             -629-                      11/13/89^L
36484 
36485 
36486                [bce_save.pl1]
36487                restore(TAPE_SET):  No usable tape drives left.
36488 
36489 
36490      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36491 
36492      Time:     System Intialization.
36493 
36494      Meaning:  For various  reasons all of the  tape devices have
36495                been  removed from  the list  of available devices
36496                for this tape set.
36497 
36498      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
36499 
36500 
36501 
36502                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
36503                restore(TAPE_SET):  Only partitions were saved for
36504                volume PV_NAME.
36505 
36506 
36507      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36508 
36509      Time:     System Intialization.
36510 
36511      Meaning:  A request to restore the contents of a PV has been
36512                made,  but when the  PV was saved  only partitions
36513                were included.
36514 
36515      Action:   Correct the control file(s) accordingly.
36516 
36517 
36518 
36519                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
36520                restore(TAPE_SET):   Partition  PARTITION_NAME  is
36521                not defined on PV_NAME.
36522 
36523 
36524      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36525 
36526      Time:     System Intialization.
36527 
36528      Meaning:  A request  to restore specific partition  has been
36529                made, but the partition does not exist of the PV.
36530 
36531      Action:   Correct the control file(s) accordingly.
36532 
36533 
36534 
36535 
36536 
36537 
36538 
36539 
36540 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         630                  11/13/89
36541 restore(TAPE_SET)             -630-                      11/13/89^L
36542 
36543 
36544                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
36545                restore(TAPE_SET):   Partition  PARTITION_NAME  on
36546                PV_NAME was not saved.
36547 
36548 
36549      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36550 
36551      Time:     System Intialization.
36552 
36553      Meaning:  A request  was made to restore a  partition from a
36554                PV,  but the  partition was  not saved  as part of
36555                this tape set.
36556 
36557      Action:   Correct the control file(s) accordingly.
36558 
36559 
36560 
36561                [bce_save.pl1]
36562                restore(TAPE_SET):   Partition  PARTITION_NAME  on
36563                PV_NAME,  record  REC_NUM,  on  tape#  TAPE_NUMBER
36564                (TAPE_DEV)
36565 
36566 
36567      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36568 
36569      Time:     System Intialization.
36570 
36571      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
36572 
36573      Action:   No operator action is required.
36574 
36575 
36576 
36577                [bce_save.pl1]
36578                restore(TAPE_SET):   Partition PARTITION_NAME  was
36579                not defined when PV_NAME was saved.
36580 
36581 
36582      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36583 
36584      Time:     System Intialization.
36585 
36586      Meaning:  A restore of a partition has been requested in the
36587                control file, but the  partition was not requested
36588                to be saved when the tape was made.
36589 
36590      Action:   Remove  the partition  reference from  the control
36591                file.
36592 
36593 
36594 
36595 
36596 
36597 
36598 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         631                  11/13/89
36599 restore(TAPE_SET)             -631-                      11/13/89^L
36600 
36601 
36602                [bce_save.pl1]
36603                restore(TAPE_SET):     Partition   PARTITION_NAME,
36604                record REC_NUM, on tape# TAPE_NUMBER (TAPE_DEV)
36605 
36606 
36607      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36608 
36609      Time:     System Intialization.
36610 
36611      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
36612 
36613      Action:   No operator action is required.
36614 
36615 
36616 
36617                [bce_save.pl1]
36618                restore(TAPE_SET):  Please mount tape# TAPE_NUMBER
36619                on TAPE_DEV.
36620 
36621 
36622      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
36623 
36624      Time:     System Intialization.
36625 
36626      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
36627 
36628      Action:   Mount tape on the device.
36629 
36630 
36631 
36632                [bce_save.pl1]
36633                restore(TAPE_SET):   Please mount the  "Info" tape
36634                on TAPE_DEV.
36635 
36636 
36637      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
36638 
36639      Time:     System Intialization.
36640 
36641      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
36642 
36643      Action:   Mount the tape on the device.
36644 
36645 
36646 
36647 
36648 
36649 
36650 
36651 
36652 
36653 
36654 
36655 
36656 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         632                  11/13/89
36657 restore(TAPE_SET)             -632-                      11/13/89^L
36658 
36659 
36660                [bce_save.pl1]
36661                restore(TAPE_SET):   Please  mount  the  "restart"
36662                tape on TAPE_DEV.
36663 
36664 
36665      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
36666 
36667      Time:     System Intialization.
36668 
36669      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
36670 
36671      Action:   Mount the tape on the device.
36672 
36673 
36674 
36675                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
36676                restore(TAPE_SET):     Please   pre-mount    tape#
36677                TAPE_NUMBER on TAPE_DEV.
36678 
36679 
36680      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36681 
36682      Time:     System Intialization.
36683 
36684      Meaning:  The  program is  able to  look ahead  and find the
36685                tape  that  will  be  required  next.   This is an
36686                informative  message that   allows the  restore to
36687                move at a faster pace.
36688 
36689      Action:   Mount the specified tape on the specified device.
36690 
36691 
36692 
36693                [bce_save.pl1]
36694                restore(TAPE_SET):  Readjusting tape sequence # to
36695                REC_NUM.
36696 
36697 
36698      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36699 
36700      Time:     System Intialization.
36701 
36702      Meaning:  The  missing  record  previously  reported  by the
36703                "Record  sequence error  ..."  message  can not be
36704                found.   The  internal  tape  sequence  counter is
36705                corrected and processing continues as normal.
36706 
36707      Action:   No operator action is required.
36708 
36709 
36710 
36711 
36712 
36713 
36714 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         633                  11/13/89
36715 restore(TAPE_SET)             -633-                      11/13/89^L
36716 
36717 
36718                [bce_save.pl1]
36719                restore(TAPE_SET):  Record sequence error on tape#
36720                TAPE_NUMBER   (TAPE_DEV),  should   be  record   #
36721                REC_NUM, was record # REC_NUM.
36722 
36723 
36724      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36725 
36726      Time:     System Intialization.
36727 
36728      Meaning:  Informative  message that  the sequence  number on
36729                the  tape is  out of  sync with  what the  program
36730                expects.  If the WAS is  only one record more than
36731                the S/B then the  program will attempt to relocate
36732                the missing record by  backspacing two records and
36733                rereading the records.
36734 
36735      Action:   No operator action is required.
36736 
36737 
36738 
36739                [bce_save.pl1]
36740                restore(TAPE_SET):   Relocated   tape  sequence  #
36741                REC_NUM
36742 
36743 
36744      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36745 
36746      Time:     System Intialization.
36747 
36748      Meaning:  The  missing  record  previously  reported  by the
36749                "Record  sequence  error  ..."   message  has been
36750                found.  Processing continues as normal.
36751 
36752      Action:   No operator action is required.
36753 
36754 
36755 
36756 
36757 
36758 
36759 
36760 
36761 
36762 
36763 
36764 
36765 
36766 
36767 
36768 
36769 
36770 
36771 
36772 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         634                  11/13/89
36773 restore(TAPE_SET)             -634-                      11/13/89^L
36774 
36775 
36776                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
36777                restore(TAPE_SET):   Removing volume  PV_NAME from
36778                PV list,
36779                          because all partitions were removed.
36780 
36781 
36782      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36783 
36784      Time:     System Intialization.
36785 
36786      Meaning:  It is  nolonger necessary for the  program to keep
36787                track  of  the  PV,  since  all  of  the partition
36788                requests have been removed.
36789 
36790      Action:   Correct the control files accordingly.
36791 
36792 
36793 
36794                [bce_save.pl1]
36795                restore(TAPE_SET):  restore complete...
36796 
36797 
36798      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36799 
36800      Time:     System Intialization.
36801 
36802      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
36803 
36804      Action:   No operator action is required.
36805 
36806 
36807 
36808                [bce_save.pl1]
36809                restore(TAPE_SET):   Restore of volume  PV_NAME on
36810                DISK_DEV complete.
36811 
36812 
36813      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36814 
36815      Time:     System Intialization.
36816 
36817      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
36818 
36819      Action:   No operator action is required.
36820 
36821 
36822 
36823 
36824 
36825 
36826 
36827 
36828 
36829 
36830 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         635                  11/13/89
36831 restore(TAPE_SET)             -635-                      11/13/89^L
36832 
36833 
36834                [bce_save.pl1]
36835                restore(TAPE_SET):   Skipping  volume  PV_NAME  on
36836                DISK_DEV, restore complete.
36837 
36838 
36839      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36840 
36841      Time:     System Intialization.
36842 
36843      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
36844 
36845      Action:   No operator action is required.
36846 
36847 
36848 
36849                [bce_save.pl1]
36850                restore(TAPE_SET):   Starting from  volume PV_NAME
36851                on DISK_DEV.
36852 
36853 
36854      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36855 
36856      Time:     System Intialization.
36857 
36858      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
36859 
36860      Action:   No operator action is required.
36861 
36862 
36863 
36864                [bce_save.pl1]
36865                restore(TAPE_SET):   Tape  on  TAPE_DEV  does  not
36866                contain a supported tape label version.
36867 
36868 
36869      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36870 
36871      Time:     System Intialization.
36872 
36873      Meaning:  The tape  contains a tape version  identifier that
36874                is nolonger supported.
36875 
36876      Action:   Use   the  "restore   -display_info_tape  tapX_NN"
36877                option to display the tape.
36878 
36879 
36880 
36881 
36882 
36883 
36884 
36885 
36886 
36887 
36888 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         636                  11/13/89
36889 restore(TAPE_SET)             -636-                      11/13/89^L
36890 
36891 
36892                [bce_save.pl1]
36893                restore(TAPE_SET):   Tape  on  TAPE_DEV  does  not
36894                contain a valid label.
36895 
36896 
36897      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36898 
36899      Time:     System Intialization.
36900 
36901      Meaning:  The  tape just  read is  not a  valid save/restore
36902                tape.
36903 
36904      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
36905 
36906 
36907 
36908                [bce_save.pl1]
36909                restore(TAPE_SET):  Tape  on TAPE_DEV is  not part
36910                of this set.
36911 
36912 
36913      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36914 
36915      Time:     System Intialization.
36916 
36917      Meaning:  The tape  just read contains a  different tape set
36918                name than what is currently being handled, via the
36919                control file.
36920 
36921      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
36922 
36923 
36924 
36925                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
36926                restore(TAPE_SET):   Tape  subsystem  "SUB_SYS" is
36927                not defined in the config.
36928 
36929 
36930      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36931 
36932      Time:     System Intialization.
36933 
36934      Meaning:  No  "prph"  entry  could  be  found  for  the tape
36935                subsystem.
36936 
36937      Action:   Correct   config_deck   or   save/restore  control
36938                file(s) to indicate proper tape subsystem.
36939 
36940 
36941 
36942 
36943 
36944 
36945 
36946 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         637                  11/13/89
36947 restore(TAPE_SET)             -637-                      11/13/89^L
36948 
36949 
36950                [bce_save.pl1]
36951                restore(TAPE_SET):  Tape# TAPE_NUMBER on TAPE_DEV,
36952                created DATE_TIME
36953 
36954 
36955      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36956 
36957      Time:     System Intialization.
36958 
36959      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
36960 
36961      Action:   No operator action is required.
36962 
36963 
36964 
36965                [bce_save.pl1]
36966                restore(TAPE_SET):   The following  tape device(s)
36967                will be used:
36968 
36969 
36970      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36971 
36972      Time:     System Intialization.
36973 
36974      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
36975 
36976      Action:   No operator action is required.
36977 
36978 
36979 
36980                [bce_save.pl1]
36981                restore(TAPE_SET):   Time-out waiting  for special
36982                interrupt.
36983 
36984 
36985      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
36986 
36987      Time:     System Intialization.
36988 
36989      Meaning:  The program was waiting for a special to come from
36990                the device,  but none was recieved  in the alloted
36991                time.
36992 
36993      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
36994 
36995 
36996 
36997 
36998 
36999 
37000 
37001 
37002 
37003 
37004 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         638                  11/13/89
37005 restore(TAPE_SET)             -638-                      11/13/89^L
37006 
37007 
37008                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
37009                restore(TAPE_SET):      Unable      to     restore
37010                "PARTITION_NAME" partition.
37011                          Internal partition list full.
37012 
37013 
37014      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
37015 
37016      Time:     System Intialization.
37017 
37018      Meaning:  More  partitions  have  been  requested  than  the
37019                program can handle.
37020 
37021      Action:   Change control files to reduce the number defined,
37022                possibly  by breaking  them up  into seperate tape
37023                sets.
37024 
37025 
37026 
37027                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
37028                restore(TAPE_SET):      Unable      to     restore
37029                "PARTITION_NAME" partition.
37030                          N partitions already defined
37031 
37032 
37033      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
37034 
37035      Time:     System Intialization.
37036 
37037      Meaning:  An attempt has been made  to restore more than the
37038                N maximum partitions allowed.
37039 
37040      Action:   Change  control  files(s)  to  reduce  the  number
37041                requested.
37042 
37043 
37044 
37045                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
37046                restore(TAPE_SET):    Unable   to   restore   only
37047                partitions.
37048 
37049 
37050      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
37051 
37052      Time:     System Intialization.
37053 
37054      Meaning:  A request to restore partition information on this
37055                PV was made,  but the PV does not  contain a vaild
37056                label to locate the partition information.  The PV
37057                is removed from the restore list.
37058 
37059      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
37060 
37061 
37062 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         639                  11/13/89
37063 restore(TAPE_SET)             -639-                      11/13/89^L
37064 
37065 
37066                [bce_save.pl1]
37067                restore(TAPE_SET):   Unable  to   set  density  on
37068                TAPE_DEV.
37069 
37070 
37071      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
37072 
37073      Time:     System Intialization.
37074 
37075      Meaning:  The program was unable to set the required density
37076                of the tape device.
37077 
37078      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
37079 
37080 
37081 
37082                [bce_save.pl1]
37083                restore(TAPE_SET):   Unloading  "Info"  tape  from
37084                TAPE_DEV, REC_CNT records (ERR_CNT errors)
37085 
37086 
37087      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
37088 
37089      Time:     System Intialization.
37090 
37091      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
37092 
37093      Action:   No operator action is required.
37094 
37095 
37096 
37097                [bce_save.pl1]
37098                restore(TAPE_SET):   Unloading  tape#  TAPE_NUMBER
37099                from TAPE_DEV, REC_CNT records (ERR_CNT errors)
37100 
37101 
37102      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
37103 
37104      Time:     System Intialization.
37105 
37106      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
37107 
37108      Action:   No operator action is required.
37109 
37110 
37111 
37112 
37113 
37114 
37115 
37116 
37117 
37118 
37119 
37120 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         640                  11/13/89
37121 restore(TAPE_SET)             -640-                      11/13/89^L
37122 
37123 
37124                [bce_save.pl1]
37125                restore(TAPE_SET):   Unloading  TAPE_DEV,  REC_CNT
37126                records (ERR_CNT errors)
37127 
37128 
37129      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
37130 
37131      Time:     System Intialization.
37132 
37133      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
37134 
37135      Action:   No operator action is required.
37136 
37137 
37138 
37139                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
37140                restore(TAPE_SET):   Volume on  DISK_DEV is  not a
37141                MULTICS_VOL_ID.
37142 
37143 
37144      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
37145 
37146      Time:     System Intialization.
37147 
37148      Meaning:  Informative message to let  the operator know that
37149                the  volume  does  not  currently  contain a valid
37150                Multics label.
37151 
37152      Action:   No operator action is required.
37153 
37154 
37155 
37156                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
37157                restore(TAPE_SET):   Volume PV_NAME  not found  in
37158                tape label.
37159                                      Removing from PV list.
37160 
37161 
37162      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
37163 
37164      Time:     System Intialization.
37165 
37166      Meaning:  A request was made to restore a PV, but the PV was
37167                not saved as part of this tape set.
37168 
37169      Action:   Correct the control file(s) accordingly.
37170 
37171 
37172 
37173 
37174 
37175 
37176 
37177 
37178 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         641                  11/13/89
37179 restore(TAPE_SET)             -641-                      11/13/89^L
37180 
37181 
37182                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
37183                restore(TAPE_SET):   Volume  PV_NAME  will  become
37184                NEW_PV_NAME, as requested.
37185 
37186 
37187      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
37188 
37189      Time:     System Intialization.
37190 
37191      Meaning:  The  PV to be  restored currently has  a dirrerent
37192                label than  that to be restored.  This  is only an
37193                informative message to make  the user aware of the
37194                change.
37195 
37196      Action:   No operator action is required.
37197 
37198 
37199 
37200                [bce_save.pl1]
37201                restore(TAPE_SET):     Volume   PV_NAME,    record
37202                REC_NUM, on tape# TAPE_NUMBER (TAPE_DEV)
37203 
37204 
37205      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
37206 
37207      Time:     System Intialization.
37208 
37209      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
37210 
37211      Action:   No operator action is required.
37212 
37213 
37214 
37215                [bce_save.pl1]
37216                restore(TAPE_SET):    Waiting   for   special   on
37217                TAPE_DEV.
37218 
37219 
37220      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
37221 
37222      Time:     System Intialization.
37223 
37224      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
37225 
37226      Action:   No operator action is required.
37227 
37228 
37229 
37230 
37231 
37232 
37233 
37234 
37235 
37236 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         642                  11/13/89
37237 restore(TAPE_SET)             -642-                      11/13/89^L
37238 
37239 
37240                [bce_save.pl1]
37241                restore(TAPE_SET):         Zeroing       partition
37242                PARTITION_NAME on PV_NAME, record REC_NUM.
37243 
37244 
37245      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
37246 
37247      Time:     System Intialization.
37248 
37249      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
37250 
37251      Action:   No operator action is required.
37252 
37253 
37254 
37255                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
37256                restore:  Attaching TAPE_DEV.  ERR_MESSAGE
37257 
37258 
37259      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
37260 
37261      Time:     System Intialization.
37262 
37263      Meaning:  IOI has returned a non-zero error code in response
37264                to a request to assign TAPE_DEV.
37265 
37266      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
37267 
37268 
37269 
37270                [bce_save.pl1]
37271                restore:  bce_ioi_post_seg.  ERR_MESSAGE
37272 
37273 
37274      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
37275 
37276      Time:     System Intialization.
37277 
37278      Meaning:  The  program was  unable to  get a  pointer to the
37279                above  segment.  This  indicates a  logic error in
37280                the   supervisor,  or   CPU  or   memory  hardware
37281                problems.
37282 
37283      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
37284 
37285 
37286 
37287 
37288 
37289 
37290 
37291 
37292 
37293 
37294 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         643                  11/13/89
37295 restore                       -643-                      11/13/89^L
37296 
37297 
37298                [bce_save.pl1]
37299                restore:  bootload_disk_post_seg.  ERR_MESSAGE
37300 
37301 
37302      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
37303 
37304      Time:     System Intialization.
37305 
37306      Meaning:  The  program was  unable to  get a  pointer to the
37307                above  segment.  This  indicates a  logic error in
37308                the   supervisor,  or   CPU  or   memory  hardware
37309                problems.
37310 
37311      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
37312 
37313 
37314 
37315                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
37316                restore:   Could  not  read  label  of  PV_NAME on
37317                DISK_DEV.  ERR_MESSAGE
37318 
37319 
37320      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
37321 
37322      Time:     System Intialization.
37323 
37324      Meaning:  The volume label  of the PV could not  be read due
37325                to the error given in ERR_MESSAGE.
37326 
37327      Action:   A operator query  is done to find out  if the read
37328                should be retried or the PV removed from the list.
37329 
37330 
37331 
37332                [bce_save.pl1]
37333                restore:    Getting  tape   label  temp   segment.
37334                ERR_MESSAGE
37335 
37336 
37337      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
37338 
37339      Time:     System Intialization.
37340 
37341      Meaning:  An  error  occured  while   attempting  to  get  a
37342                temporary   segment  to    hold  the   tape  label
37343                information.
37344 
37345      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
37346 
37347 
37348 
37349 
37350 
37351 
37352 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         644                  11/13/89
37353 restore                       -644-                      11/13/89^L
37354 
37355 
37356                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
37357                restore:     Initiating   CONTROL_FILE_NAME    for
37358                set-TAPE_SET_IDX ERR_MESSAGE
37359 
37360 
37361      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
37362 
37363      Time:     System Intialization.
37364 
37365      Meaning:  An error was detected while initiating the restore
37366                control file.
37367 
37368      Action:   $inform Follow normal recovery procedures.
37369 
37370 
37371 
37372                [bce_save.pl1]
37373                restore:  PV_NAME ERR_MESSAGE
37374 
37375 
37376      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
37377 
37378      Time:     System Intialization.
37379 
37380      Meaning:  The   call   to   bootload_disk_io$test_done   has
37381                returned a non-zero error code.
37382 
37383      Action:   $inform Follow normal recovery procedures.
37384 
37385 
37386 
37387                [bce_save.pl1]
37388                restore:  pvt.  ERR_MESSAGE
37389 
37390 
37391      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
37392 
37393      Time:     System Intialization.
37394 
37395      Meaning:  The  program was  unable to  get a  pointer to the
37396                above  segment.  This  indicates a  logic error in
37397                the   supervisor,  or   CPU  or   memory  hardware
37398                problems.
37399 
37400      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
37401 
37402 
37403 
37404 
37405 
37406 
37407 
37408 
37409 
37410 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         645                  11/13/89
37411 restore                       -645-                      11/13/89^L
37412 
37413 
37414                [bce_save.pl1]
37415                restore:  Restarting restore  of set "TAPE_SET" on
37416                TAPE_DEV.
37417 
37418 
37419      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
37420 
37421      Time:     System Intialization.
37422 
37423      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
37424 
37425      Action:   No operator action is required.
37426 
37427 
37428 
37429                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
37430                restore:   Setting  max  workspace  for  TAPE_DEV.
37431                ERR_MESSAGE
37432 
37433 
37434      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
37435 
37436      Time:     System Intialization.
37437 
37438      Meaning:  IOI has returned a non-zero error code in response
37439                to  a request  to set  the max  workspace size for
37440                TAPE_DEV.
37441 
37442      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
37443 
37444 
37445 
37446                [bce_save.pl1]
37447                restore:   Setting  status   index  for  TAPE_DEV.
37448                ERR_MESSAGE
37449 
37450 
37451      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
37452 
37453      Time:     System Intialization.
37454 
37455      Meaning:  IOI has returned a  non-zero error, which has been
37456                expanded in ERR_MESSAGE.
37457 
37458      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
37459 
37460 
37461 
37462 
37463 
37464 
37465 
37466 
37467 
37468 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         646                  11/13/89
37469 restore                       -646-                      11/13/89^L
37470 
37471 
37472                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
37473                restore:   Setting  up   workspace  for  TAPE_DEV.
37474                ERR_MESSAGE
37475 
37476 
37477      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
37478 
37479      Time:     System Intialization.
37480 
37481      Meaning:  IOI  has returned a  non-zero error code  from the
37482                request to create a workspace for TAPE_DEV.
37483 
37484      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
37485 
37486 
37487 
37488                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
37489                restore:  si ERR_MESSAGE
37490 
37491 
37492      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
37493 
37494      Time:     System Intialization.
37495 
37496      Meaning:  An  error has  been found  with the  internal "si"
37497                structure.   This indicates  a logic  error in the
37498                supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware problems.
37499 
37500      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
37501 
37502 
37503 
37504                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
37505                restore:  sri ERR_MESSAGE
37506 
37507 
37508      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
37509 
37510      Time:     System Intialization.
37511 
37512      Meaning:  An  error has been  found with the  internal "sri"
37513                structure.   This indicates  a logic  error in the
37514                supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware problems.
37515 
37516      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
37517 
37518 
37519 
37520 
37521 
37522 
37523 
37524 
37525 
37526 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         647                  11/13/89
37527 restore                       -647-                      11/13/89^L
37528 
37529 
37530                [bce_save.pl1]
37531                restore:  Stopping restore of set "TAPE_SET".
37532 
37533 
37534      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
37535 
37536      Time:     System Intialization.
37537 
37538      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
37539 
37540      Action:   No operator action is required.
37541 
37542 
37543 
37544                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
37545                restore:  TAPE_DEV ERR_MESSAGE
37546 
37547 
37548      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
37549 
37550      Time:     System Intialization.
37551 
37552      Meaning:  An error occured while scanning the tape subsystem
37553                survey data.
37554 
37555      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
37556 
37557 
37558 
37559                [bce_save.pl1]
37560                restore:  tape_error_data.  ERR_MESSAGE
37561 
37562 
37563      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
37564 
37565      Time:     System Intialization.
37566 
37567      Meaning:  The  program was  unable to  get a  pointer to the
37568                above  segment.  This  indicates a  logic error in
37569                the   supervisor,  or   CPU  or   memory  hardware
37570                problems.
37571 
37572      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
37573 
37574 
37575 
37576 
37577 
37578 
37579 
37580 
37581 
37582 
37583 
37584 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         648                  11/13/89
37585 restore                       -648-                      11/13/89^L
37586 
37587 
37588                [bce_save.pl1]
37589                restore:  Unassigning TAPE_DEV.  ERR_MESSAGE
37590 
37591 
37592      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
37593 
37594      Time:     System Intialization.
37595 
37596      Meaning:  IOI has returned a  non-zero error, which has been
37597                expanded in ERR_MESSAGE.
37598 
37599      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
37600 
37601 
37602 
37603                [retv_copy.pl1]
37604                retv_copy:    deleting  PATH   without  recovering
37605                resources ERROR_MESSAGE
37606 
37607 
37608      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
37609 
37610      Time:     Volume retrieval
37611 
37612      Meaning:  While   retrieving   a   segment,   the  retriever
37613                attempted  to  delete  an  old  copy  of a segment
37614                before  using a  newer one.   The deletion attempt
37615                failed.  Space may be wasted on the volume until a
37616                sweep_pv -gc is done.
37617 
37618      Action:   Note for volume administrator.
37619 
37620 
37621 
37622                [ring_alarm.pl1]
37623                ring_alarm$fault:  Reset admin privileges.
37624 
37625 
37626      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
37627 
37628      Time:     While system is running.
37629 
37630      Meaning:  On exit from ring one,  one or more AIM privileges
37631                were still  set by privileged ring  1 code.  These
37632                are  reset,  and  the  following  log message from
37633                set_privileges  lists  them.    This  indicates  a
37634                benign  bug  in  the  ring  one  program  that was
37635                running.
37636 
37637      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
37638 
37639 
37640 
37641 
37642 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         649                  11/13/89
37643 ring_alarm$fault              -649-                      11/13/89^L
37644 
37645 
37646                [ring_alarm.pl1]
37647                ring_alarm$poll:  Mysterious ring alarm.
37648 
37649 
37650      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
37651 
37652      Time:     While system is running.
37653 
37654      Meaning:  The ring alarm register was  set on exit from ring
37655                zero, but  no reason for  it was recorded  for the
37656                process.
37657 
37658      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
37659 
37660 
37661 
37662                [ring_alarm.pl1]
37663                ring_alarm:   Fixed  validation  level  {on fault}
37664                from OLD to NEW.
37665 
37666 
37667      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
37668 
37669      Time:     While system is running.
37670 
37671      Meaning:  On exit  from ring zero, the  validation level was
37672                less than the ring that is being returned to.  The
37673                validation level is corrected to its value when it
37674                called  into  the  inner  ring.   This indicates a
37675                benign bug in the inner ring entry called.
37676 
37677      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
37678 
37679 
37680 
37681                [rldr_arg_reader_.pl1]
37682                rldr_arg_reader_:  ARG:  ERROR_MESS
37683 
37684 
37685      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
37686 
37687      Time:     While system is running.
37688 
37689      Meaning:  Invalid arguments were given to the reloader.
37690 
37691      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
37692 
37693 
37694 
37695 
37696 
37697 
37698 
37699 
37700 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         650                  11/13/89
37701 rldr_arg_reader_              -650-                      11/13/89^L
37702 
37703 
37704                [rldr_arg_reader_.pl1]
37705                rldr_arg_reader_:  Implementation Restriction, the
37706                RPV must be reloaded
37707                 separately to obtain the required physical volume
37708                information.
37709 
37710 
37711      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
37712 
37713      Time:     While system is running.
37714 
37715      Meaning:  Due to an implementation restriction, the RPV must
37716                be reloaded
37717                          separately   from  the   other  physical
37718                volumes.  Reload the RPV first,
37719                          then re-invoke  the reload_volue command
37720                with the other physical
37721                          volume names to be reloaded.
37722 
37723      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
37724 
37725 
37726 
37727                [rldr_check_pvol_.pl1]
37728                rldr_check_pvol_:  Maximum access class mismatch
37729                rldr_check_pvol_:  Have  ACCESS_CLASS; Volog label
37730                requires ACCESS_CLASS
37731 
37732 
37733      Stream:   Reloader online output.
37734 
37735      Time:     During volume reloading.
37736 
37737      Meaning:  The maximum  access class for the  volume does not
37738                match the volume log.
37739 
37740      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
37741 
37742 
37743 
37744 
37745 
37746 
37747 
37748 
37749 
37750 
37751 
37752 
37753 
37754 
37755 
37756 
37757 
37758 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         651                  11/13/89
37759 rldr_check_pvol_              -651-                      11/13/89^L
37760 
37761 
37762                [rldr_check_pvol_.pl1]
37763                rldr_check_pvol_:  Minimum access class mismatch
37764                rldr_check_pvol_:  Have  ACCESS_CLASS; Volog label
37765                requires ACCESS_CLASS
37766 
37767 
37768      Stream:   Reloader online output.
37769 
37770      Time:     During volume reloading.
37771 
37772      Meaning:  The minimum  access class for the  volume does not
37773                match the volume log.
37774 
37775      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
37776 
37777 
37778 
37779                [rldr_check_pvol_.pl1]
37780                rldr_check_pvol_:   Partition  NAME  not  found on
37781                physical volume
37782 
37783 
37784      Stream:   Reloader online output.
37785 
37786      Time:     During volume reloading.
37787 
37788      Meaning:  The  partition  NAME  is  missing  from the volume
37789                label.
37790 
37791      Action:   Reinitialize the volume correctly.
37792 
37793 
37794 
37795                [rldr_check_pvol_.pl1]
37796                rldr_check_pvol_:  Partition NAME size mismatch
37797                rldr_check_pvol_:   Have NN  records; Volog  label
37798                requires MM
37799 
37800 
37801      Stream:   Reloader online output.
37802 
37803      Time:     During volume reloading.
37804 
37805      Meaning:  The size for partition NAME does not match.
37806 
37807      Action:   Reinitialize the volume correctly.
37808 
37809 
37810 
37811 
37812 
37813 
37814 
37815 
37816 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         652                  11/13/89
37817 rldr_check_pvol_              -652-                      11/13/89^L
37818 
37819 
37820                [rldr_check_pvol_.pl1]
37821                rldr_check_pvol_:  Reload may overflow volume
37822                rldr_check_pvol_:   Have NN  records; Volog  label
37823                requires NN records
37824 
37825 
37826      Stream:   Reloader online output.
37827 
37828      Time:     During volume reloading.
37829 
37830      Meaning:  The output volume is too small.
37831 
37832      Action:   Reinitialize it correctly with init_vol.
37833 
37834 
37835 
37836                [rldr_check_pvol_.pl1]
37837                rldr_check_pvol_:  Reload may overflow vtoc
37838                rldr_check_pvol_:   Have  NN  vtoce;  Volog  label
37839                requires NN vtoce
37840 
37841 
37842      Stream:   Reloader online output.
37843 
37844      Time:     During volume reloading.
37845 
37846      Meaning:  The output volume has too small a VTOC.
37847 
37848      Action:   Reinitialize the output volume with init_vol.
37849 
37850 
37851 
37852                [rldr_check_pvol_.pl1]
37853                rldr_check_pvol_:  Unitialized output volume
37854 
37855 
37856      Stream:   Reloader online output.
37857 
37858      Time:     During volume reloading.
37859 
37860      Meaning:  The  output   volume  must  be   initialized  with
37861                init_vol before use.
37862 
37863      Action:   Switch the output  volume to storage-system status
37864                with the sdu command and  then use init_vol to set
37865                it up.
37866 
37867 
37868 
37869 
37870 
37871 
37872 
37873 
37874 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         653                  11/13/89
37875 rldr_check_pvol_              -653-                      11/13/89^L
37876 
37877 
37878                [rldr_check_pvol_.pl1]
37879                rldr_check_pvol_:  Volume mismatch
37880                rldr_check_pvol_:   Have PVNAME,pvid =  WWW; Volog
37881                label requires PVNAME,pvid = WWW
37882 
37883 
37884      Stream:   Reloader online output.
37885 
37886      Time:     During volume reloading.
37887 
37888      Meaning:  The output volume label  disagrees with the volume
37889                log.
37890 
37891      Action:   Reinitialize  the  output  volume  correctly  with
37892                init_vol.
37893 
37894 
37895 
37896                [rldr_label_.pl1]
37897                rldr_label_:   Incorrect  output  medium  mounted:
37898                ERROR_MESS
37899 
37900 
37901      Stream:   Reloader output.
37902 
37903      Time:     During volume reloading.
37904 
37905      Meaning:  Someting is wrong with a reloader output volume.
37906 
37907      Action:   Mount a correct volume and try again.
37908 
37909 
37910 
37911                [rldr_label_.pl1]
37912                rldr_label_:  Label position failed:  ERROR_MESS
37913 
37914 
37915      Stream:   Reloader output.
37916 
37917      Time:     During volume reloading.
37918 
37919      Meaning:  Someting is wrong with a reloader output volume.
37920 
37921      Action:   Mount a correct volume and try again.
37922 
37923 
37924 
37925 
37926 
37927 
37928 
37929 
37930 
37931 
37932 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         654                  11/13/89
37933 rldr_label_                   -654-                      11/13/89^L
37934 
37935 
37936                [rldr_label_.pl1]
37937                rldr_label_:  Label position failed:  ERROR_MESS
37938 
37939 
37940      Stream:   Reloader output.
37941 
37942      Time:     During volume reloading.
37943 
37944      Meaning:  Someting is wrong with a reloader output volume.
37945 
37946      Action:   Mount a correct volume and try again.
37947 
37948 
37949 
37950                [rldr_label_.pl1]
37951                rldr_label_:  Label read failed:  ERROR_MESS
37952 
37953 
37954      Stream:   Reloader output.
37955 
37956      Time:     During volume reloading.
37957 
37958      Meaning:  Someting is wrong with a reloader output volume.
37959 
37960      Action:   Mount a correct volume and try again.
37961 
37962 
37963 
37964                [rldr_label_.pl1]
37965                rldr_label_:  Label write failed:  ERROR_MESS
37966 
37967 
37968      Stream:   Reloader output.
37969 
37970      Time:     During volume reloading.
37971 
37972      Meaning:  Someting is wrong with a reloader output volume.
37973 
37974      Action:   Mount a correct volume and try again.
37975 
37976 
37977 
37978 
37979 
37980 
37981 
37982 
37983 
37984 
37985 
37986 
37987 
37988 
37989 
37990 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         655                  11/13/89
37991 rldr_label_                   -655-                      11/13/89^L
37992 
37993 
37994                [rldr_output_.pl1]
37995                rldr_output_:   Output  volume  attachment failed:
37996                ERROR_MESS
37997 
37998 
37999      Stream:   Reloader output.
38000 
38001      Time:     During volume reloading.
38002 
38003      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
38004                CPU or memory hardware problems.
38005 
38006      Action:   Mount a different output volume and try again.
38007 
38008 
38009 
38010                [rldr_output_.pl1]
38011                rldr_output_:    Output  volume   opening  failed:
38012                ERROR_MESS
38013 
38014 
38015      Stream:   Reloader output.
38016 
38017      Time:     During volume reloading.
38018 
38019      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
38020                CPU or memory hardware problems.
38021 
38022      Action:   Mount a different output volume and try again.
38023 
38024 
38025 
38026                [rldr_report_.pl1]
38027                rldr_report_:  Error file NAME created
38028 
38029 
38030      Stream:   Reloader online output.
38031 
38032      Time:     During volume reloading.
38033 
38034      Meaning:  The reloader attempted to create an error file.
38035 
38036      Action:   No operator action is required.
38037 
38038 
38039 
38040 
38041 
38042 
38043 
38044 
38045 
38046 
38047 
38048 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         656                  11/13/89
38049 rldr_report_                  -656-                      11/13/89^L
38050 
38051 
38052                [rldr_report_.pl1]
38053                rldr_report_:     Error   opening    error   file:
38054                ERROR_MESS
38055 
38056 
38057      Stream:   Reloader online output.
38058 
38059      Time:     During volume reloading.
38060 
38061      Meaning:  The reloader attempted to create an error file.
38062 
38063      Action:   No operator action is required.
38064 
38065 
38066 
38067                [rldr_report_.pl1]
38068                rldr_report_:    Unable  to  attach   error  file:
38069                ERROR_MESS
38070 
38071 
38072      Stream:   Reloader online output.
38073 
38074      Time:     During volume reloading.
38075 
38076      Meaning:  The reloader attempted to create an error file.
38077 
38078      Action:   No operator action is required.
38079 
38080 
38081 
38082                [rldr_volume_map_.pl1]
38083                rldr_volume_map_:  Attempt to deposit free record
38084 
38085 
38086      Stream:   Reloader output.
38087 
38088      Time:     During volume reloading.
38089 
38090      Meaning:  An error was encountered  during reload volume map
38091                construction.  Reloading continues.
38092 
38093      Action:   No operator action is required.
38094 
38095 
38096 
38097 
38098 
38099 
38100 
38101 
38102 
38103 
38104 
38105 
38106 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         657                  11/13/89
38107 rldr_volume_map_              -657-                      11/13/89^L
38108 
38109 
38110                [rldr_volume_map_.pl1]
38111                rldr_volume_map_:  Attempt to deposit out of range
38112                address WWW
38113 
38114 
38115      Stream:   Reloader output.
38116 
38117      Time:     During volume reloading.
38118 
38119      Meaning:  An error was encountered  during reload volume map
38120                construction.  Reloading continues.
38121 
38122      Action:   No operator action is required.
38123 
38124 
38125 
38126                [rldr_volume_map_.pl1]
38127                rldr_volume_map_:    Error  reading   volume  map:
38128                ERROR_MESS
38129 
38130 
38131      Stream:   Reloader output.
38132 
38133      Time:     During volume reloading.
38134 
38135      Meaning:  An error was encountered  during reload volume map
38136                construction.  Reloading continues.
38137 
38138      Action:   No operator action is required.
38139 
38140 
38141 
38142                [rldr_volume_map_.pl1]
38143                rldr_volume_map_:    Error  writing   volume  map:
38144                ERROR_MESS
38145 
38146 
38147      Stream:   Reloader output.
38148 
38149      Time:     During volume reloading.
38150 
38151      Meaning:  An error was encountered  during reload volume map
38152                construction.  Reloading continues.
38153 
38154      Action:   No operator action is required.
38155 
38156 
38157 
38158 
38159 
38160 
38161 
38162 
38163 
38164 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         658                  11/13/89
38165 rldr_volume_map_              -658-                      11/13/89^L
38166 
38167 
38168                [rldr_volume_map_.pl1]
38169                rldr_volume_map_:      Map    position     failed:
38170                ERROR_MESS
38171 
38172 
38173      Stream:   Reloader output.
38174 
38175      Time:     During volume reloading.
38176 
38177      Meaning:  An error was encountered  during reload volume map
38178                construction.  Reloading continues.
38179 
38180      Action:   No operator action is required.
38181 
38182 
38183 
38184                [rldr_volume_map_.pl1]
38185                rldr_volume_map_:      Map    position     failed:
38186                ERROR_MESS
38187 
38188 
38189      Stream:   Reloader output.
38190 
38191      Time:     During volume reloading.
38192 
38193      Meaning:  An error was encountered  during reload volume map
38194                construction.  Reloading continues.
38195 
38196      Action:   No operator action is required.
38197 
38198 
38199 
38200                [rldr_vtoc_buffer_.pl1]
38201                rldr_vtoc_buffer_:   Unable to  update vtoce  WWW:
38202                ERROR_MESS
38203 
38204 
38205      Stream:   Reloader output.
38206 
38207      Time:     During volume reloading.
38208 
38209      Meaning:  An  error occurred   updating a  VTOCE.  Reloading
38210                continues.
38211 
38212      Action:   No operator action is required.
38213 
38214 
38215 
38216 
38217 
38218 
38219 
38220 
38221 
38222 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         659                  11/13/89
38223 rldr_vtoc_buffer_             -659-                      11/13/89^L
38224 
38225 
38226                [rldr_vtoc_header_.pl1]
38227                rldr_vtoc_header_:  VTOC header position failed
38228 
38229 
38230      Stream:   Reloader output.
38231 
38232      Time:     During volume reloading.
38233 
38234      Meaning:  An error occurred writing  out the VTOC header for
38235                an output volume.
38236 
38237      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
38238 
38239 
38240 
38241                [rldr_vtoc_header_.pl1]
38242                rldr_vtoc_header_:  VTOC header position failed
38243 
38244 
38245      Stream:   Reloader output.
38246 
38247      Time:     During volume reloading.
38248 
38249      Meaning:  An error occurred writing  out the VTOC header for
38250                an output volume.
38251 
38252      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
38253 
38254 
38255 
38256                [rldr_vtoc_header_.pl1]
38257                rldr_vtoc_header_:  VTOC header read failed
38258 
38259 
38260      Stream:   Reloader output.
38261 
38262      Time:     During volume reloading.
38263 
38264      Meaning:  An error occurred writing  out the VTOC header for
38265                an output volume.
38266 
38267      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
38268 
38269 
38270 
38271 
38272 
38273 
38274 
38275 
38276 
38277 
38278 
38279 
38280 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         660                  11/13/89
38281 rldr_vtoc_header_             -660-                      11/13/89^L
38282 
38283 
38284                [rldr_vtoc_header_.pl1]
38285                rldr_vtoc_header_:  VTOC header write failed
38286 
38287 
38288      Stream:   Reloader output.
38289 
38290      Time:     During volume reloading.
38291 
38292      Meaning:  An error occurred writing  out the VTOC header for
38293                an output volume.
38294 
38295      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
38296 
38297 
38298 
38299                [rldr_vtoc_header_.pl1]
38300                rldr_vtoc_header_:  VTOC map position failed
38301 
38302 
38303      Stream:   Reloader output.
38304 
38305      Time:     During volume reloading.
38306 
38307      Meaning:  An error occurred writing out  the VTOC map for an
38308                output volume.
38309 
38310      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
38311 
38312 
38313 
38314                [rldr_vtoc_header_.pl1]
38315                rldr_vtoc_header_:  VTOC map read failed
38316 
38317 
38318      Stream:   Reloader output.
38319 
38320      Time:     During volume reloading.
38321 
38322      Meaning:  An  error occurred  reading  the  VTOC map  for an
38323                output volume.
38324 
38325      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
38326 
38327 
38328 
38329 
38330 
38331 
38332 
38333 
38334 
38335 
38336 
38337 
38338 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         661                  11/13/89
38339 rldr_vtoc_header_             -661-                      11/13/89^L
38340 
38341 
38342                [rldr_vtoc_header_.pl1]
38343                rldr_vtoc_header_:  VTOC map write failed
38344 
38345 
38346      Stream:   Reloader output.
38347 
38348      Time:     During volume reloading.
38349 
38350      Meaning:  An error occurred writing out  the VTOC map for an
38351                output volume.
38352 
38353      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
38354 
38355 
38356 
38357                [salv_check_vtoce_.pl1]
38358                salv_check_vtoce_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.
38359 
38360 
38361      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
38362 
38363      Time:     Salvaging
38364 
38365      Meaning:  An error occurred while checking VTOCEs.
38366 
38367      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
38368 
38369 
38370 
38371                [salv_dir_checker_.pl1]
38372                salv_dir_checker_:  MESSAGE.
38373 
38374 
38375      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
38376 
38377      Time:     Salvaging
38378 
38379      Meaning:  Various messages are  printed by salv_dir_checker_
38380                indicating  what  salvaging  is  taking place--ACL
38381                counts being changed,  entry counts being changed,
38382                unique  names supplied  for segments  with invalid
38383                names, etc.
38384 
38385      Action:   No operator action is required.
38386 
38387 
38388 
38389 
38390 
38391 
38392 
38393 
38394 
38395 
38396 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         662                  11/13/89
38397 salv_dir_checker_             -662-                      11/13/89^L
38398 
38399 
38400                [salv_dump_copy.pl1]
38401                salv_dump_copy:    Appending   SEGNAME   to   dump
38402                directory ERRORMESSAGE
38403 
38404 
38405      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
38406 
38407      Time:     While system is running.
38408 
38409      Meaning:  The directory salvager could  not append a copy of
38410                a  directory being  salvaged or  the stack  at the
38411                time of salvage to the system dump directory.
38412 
38413      Action:   Check  the ACL on  the system dump  directory, and
38414                site exec_coms  which set it.  Contact  the system
38415                administrator.
38416 
38417 
38418 
38419                [salv_dump_copy.pl1]
38420                salv_dump_copy:  Initiating SEGNAME ERRORMESSAGE
38421 
38422 
38423      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
38424 
38425      Time:     While system is running.
38426 
38427      Meaning:  The directory  salvager could not initiate  a copy
38428                of a  ring 0 stack or directory  being salvaged in
38429                the  system  dump  directory.   There  may  be ACL
38430                problems in the system dump directory.
38431 
38432      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
38433 
38434 
38435 
38436 
38437 
38438 
38439 
38440 
38441 
38442 
38443 
38444 
38445 
38446 
38447 
38448 
38449 
38450 
38451 
38452 
38453 
38454 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         663                  11/13/89
38455 salv_dump_copy                -663-                      11/13/89^L
38456 
38457 
38458                [salv_dump_copy.pl1]
38459                salv_dump_copy:  seg_fault_error copying PPPP into
38460                >dumps>SEGNAME
38461 
38462 
38463      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
38464 
38465      Time:     While system is running.
38466 
38467      Meaning:  The directory salvager attempted  to create a copy
38468                of  a   segment  in  >dumps,  but   encountered  a
38469                seg_fault_error condition while attempting to copy
38470                it.  This is probably  caused by quota problems in
38471                >dumps  or  insufficient   space  on  the  logical
38472                volume.
38473 
38474      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
38475 
38476 
38477 
38478                [salv_caller.pl1]
38479                salvage_dirs:  decimal number  required for level,
38480                not BLAH
38481 
38482 
38483      Stream:   Initializer process output.
38484 
38485      Time:     In response to an operator command.
38486 
38487      Meaning:  Incorrect arguments were specified.
38488 
38489      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
38490 
38491 
38492 
38493                [salv_caller.pl1]
38494                salvage_dirs:  depth must be between 0 and 15
38495 
38496 
38497      Stream:   Initializer process output.
38498 
38499      Time:     In response to an operator command.
38500 
38501      Meaning:  Incorrect arguments were specified.
38502 
38503      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
38504 
38505 
38506 
38507 
38508 
38509 
38510 
38511 
38512 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         664                  11/13/89
38513 salvage_dirs                  -664-                      11/13/89^L
38514 
38515 
38516                [salv_caller.pl1]
38517                salvage_dirs:  ERROR_MESSAGE
38518 
38519 
38520      Stream:   Initializer process output.
38521 
38522      Time:     In response to an operator command.
38523 
38524      Meaning:  Incorrect arguments were specified.
38525 
38526      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
38527 
38528 
38529 
38530                [salv_caller.pl1]
38531                salvage_dirs:    ERROR_MESSAGE.     level   number
38532                required
38533 
38534 
38535      Stream:   Initializer process output.
38536 
38537      Time:     In response to an operator command.
38538 
38539      Meaning:  Incorrect arguments were specified.
38540 
38541      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
38542 
38543 
38544 
38545                [salv_caller.pl1]
38546                salvage_dirs:   Inconsistent  arguments  have been
38547                specified
38548 
38549 
38550      Stream:   Initializer process output.
38551 
38552      Time:     In response to an operator command.
38553 
38554      Meaning:  Incorrect arguments were specified.
38555 
38556      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
38557 
38558 
38559 
38560 
38561 
38562 
38563 
38564 
38565 
38566 
38567 
38568 
38569 
38570 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         665                  11/13/89
38571 salvage_dirs                  -665-                      11/13/89^L
38572 
38573 
38574                [salv_caller.pl1]
38575                salvage_dirs:  must be in ring 1 for dir salv
38576 
38577 
38578      Stream:   Initializer process output.
38579 
38580      Time:     In response to an operator command.
38581 
38582      Meaning:  Incorrect arguments were specified.
38583 
38584      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
38585 
38586 
38587 
38588                [salv_caller.pl1]
38589                salvage_dirs:   Specified control argument  is not
38590                implemented by this command.  BLAH
38591 
38592 
38593      Stream:   Initializer process output.
38594 
38595      Time:     In response to an operator command.
38596 
38597      Meaning:  Incorrect arguments were specified.
38598 
38599      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
38600 
38601 
38602 
38603                [salv_caller.pl1]
38604                salvage_dirs:   VTOC  checking   is  required  for
38605                connection failure deletion.
38606 
38607 
38608      Stream:   Initializer process output.
38609 
38610      Time:     In response to an operator command.
38611 
38612      Meaning:  An attempt  was made to specify  directory salvage
38613                with connection failure
38614                          deletion, but no VTOC checking.
38615 
38616      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
38617 
38618 
38619 
38620 
38621 
38622 
38623 
38624 
38625 
38626 
38627 
38628 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         666                  11/13/89
38629 salvage_dirs                  -666-                      11/13/89^L
38630 
38631 
38632                [salv_caller.pl1]
38633                salvage_dirs:  Will not salvage
38634 
38635 
38636      Stream:   Initializer process output.
38637 
38638      Time:     In response to an operator command.
38639 
38640      Meaning:  Incorrect arguments were specified.
38641 
38642      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
38643 
38644 
38645 
38646                [salv_caller.pl1]
38647                salvage_dirs:    will  not   salvage  until   root
38648                complete
38649 
38650 
38651      Stream:   Initializer process output.
38652 
38653      Time:     In response to an operator command.
38654 
38655      Meaning:  Incorrect arguments were specified.
38656 
38657      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
38658 
38659 
38660 
38661                [salvage_pv.pl1]
38662                salvage_pv:  Bit map size is DD.  (WWo) words, s/b
38663                EE.  (FFo), changing to latter.
38664 
38665 
38666      Stream:   Salvager output.
38667 
38668      Time:     During salvaging.
38669 
38670      Meaning:  The bit map size in the volume label was incorrect
38671                and has been corrected.
38672 
38673      Action:   No operator action is required.
38674 
38675 
38676 
38677 
38678 
38679 
38680 
38681 
38682 
38683 
38684 
38685 
38686 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         667                  11/13/89
38687 salvage_pv                    -667-                      11/13/89^L
38688 
38689 
38690                [salvage_pv.pl1]
38691                salvage_pv:   damaged  switch  found  on  for UUUU
38692                vtocx XXXo:  NAME
38693 
38694 
38695      Stream:   Salvager output.
38696 
38697      Time:     During salvaging.
38698 
38699      Meaning:  The segment  originally named NAME with  unique ID
38700                UUUU  at vtoc  index XXXo  was found  to have  its
38701                damaged switch on.  The  damaged switch can be set
38702                during the  running of the system  if page control
38703                encounters an I/O  error.  Damaged segments cannot
38704                be used until the damaged switch is reset.
38705 
38706      Action:   No operator action is required.
38707 
38708 
38709 
38710                [salvage_pv.pl1]
38711                salvage_pv:  DDD damaged segments on volume PVNAME
38712                (NNN damaged in this salvage).
38713 
38714 
38715      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
38716 
38717      Time:     During salvaging.
38718 
38719      Meaning:  DDD  damaged  segments  were  found  on the volume
38720                PVNAME, which has  just been volume-salvaged.  The
38721                damaged switch  was set for NNN  of these segments
38722                during  this volume  salvage.  The  damaged switch
38723                for the  other segments had been set  prior to the
38724                salvage.
38725 
38726      Action:   Inspect  the syserr  and Answering  Service log to
38727                identify  damaged  segments.   Prepare  to recover
38728                them if necessary.
38729 
38730 
38731 
38732 
38733 
38734 
38735 
38736 
38737 
38738 
38739 
38740 
38741 
38742 
38743 
38744 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         668                  11/13/89
38745 salvage_pv                    -668-                      11/13/89^L
38746 
38747 
38748                [salvage_pv.pl1]
38749                salvage_pv:   dirsw  turned  off  for  vtocx XXXo:
38750                NAME
38751 
38752 
38753      Stream:   Salvager output.
38754 
38755      Time:     During salvaging.
38756 
38757      Meaning:  The  segment originally  named NAME  at vtoc index
38758                XXXo has had its directory switch turned off.
38759 
38760      Action:   No operator action is required.
38761 
38762 
38763 
38764                [salvage_pv.pl1]
38765                salvage_pv:   freeing UUUU  deciduous vtocx  XXXo:
38766                NAME
38767 
38768 
38769      Stream:   Salvager output.
38770 
38771      Time:     During salvaging.
38772 
38773      Meaning:  The segment  originally named NAME with  unique ID
38774                UUUU  at vtoc  index XXXo  was deciduous,  and has
38775                been  deleted  from  the  RPV.   This is debugging
38776                output  printed for  system programmers  if a SALV
38777                DEBG card is supplied.
38778 
38779      Action:   No operator action is required.
38780 
38781 
38782 
38783                [salvage_pv.pl1]
38784                salvage_pv:  freeing UUUU  per process vtocx XXXo:
38785                NAME
38786 
38787 
38788      Stream:   Salvager output.
38789 
38790      Time:     During salvaging.
38791 
38792      Meaning:  The segment  originally named NAME with  unique ID
38793                UUUU  at vtoc index  XXXo was per-process  and has
38794                been  deleted.  This  is debugging  output printed
38795                for  system programmers  if  a  SALV DEBG  card is
38796                used.
38797 
38798      Action:   No operator action is required.
38799 
38800 
38801 
38802 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         669                  11/13/89
38803 salvage_pv                    -669-                      11/13/89^L
38804 
38805 
38806                [salvage_pv.pl1]
38807                salvage_pv:  freeing UUUU per-bootload vtocx XXXo:
38808                NAME
38809 
38810 
38811      Stream:   Salvager output.
38812 
38813      Time:     During salvaging.
38814 
38815      Meaning:  The segment  originally named NAME with  unique ID
38816                UUU at vtoc index  XXXo was per-bootload (inferior
38817                to a  prior >sl1), and has been  deleted.  This is
38818                debugging output printed for system programmers if
38819                a SALV DEBG card is supplied.
38820 
38821      Action:   No operator action is required.
38822 
38823 
38824 
38825                [salvage_pv.pl1]
38826                salvage_pv:   INIT_TABLES:   aste  pool  WWWo  too
38827                small.
38828 
38829 
38830      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
38831 
38832      Time:     While system is running.
38833 
38834      Meaning:  The physical volume salvager  was unable to obtain
38835                a temporary  AST entry for segment  requiring WWWo
38836                ptws.  No salvaging was done.
38837 
38838      Action:   Shut  down,  manually  correct  the  SST card, and
38839                reboot.   Then  salvage  all  volumes,  since  the
38840                indicator  that volumes   need salvaging  may have
38841                been lost.
38842 
38843 
38844 
38845 
38846 
38847 
38848 
38849 
38850 
38851 
38852 
38853 
38854 
38855 
38856 
38857 
38858 
38859 
38860 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         670                  11/13/89
38861 salvage_pv                    -670-                      11/13/89^L
38862 
38863 
38864                [salvage_pv.pl1]
38865                salvage_pv:  Label times in advance of clock.  The
38866                clock may be wrong.
38867 
38868 
38869      Stream:   Salvager output.
38870 
38871      Time:     During salvaging.
38872 
38873      Meaning:  The  label of  the volume  being salvaged contains
38874                one  or  more  clock  readings  in  advance of the
38875                current clock.  Salvaging will proceed.  The times
38876                are not corrected.  If  there is reason to believe
38877                that  the  system  clock  is  incorrect,  shut the
38878                system down as soon as  possible and take steps to
38879                recover that part of  the hierarchy which may have
38880                been contaminated with bad clock values.
38881 
38882      Action:   No operator action is required.
38883 
38884 
38885 
38886                [salvage_pv.pl1]
38887                salvage_pv:  map of assigned addresses changed.
38888 
38889 
38890      Stream:   Salvager output.
38891 
38892      Time:     During salvaging.
38893 
38894      Meaning:  If  any corrections  were made  to the  map on the
38895                volume  which shows  which addresses  are free and
38896                which are in use, this message is printed.  If the
38897                volume was not properly shut down, this message is
38898                to be expected.
38899 
38900      Action:   No operator action is required.
38901 
38902 
38903 
38904 
38905 
38906 
38907 
38908 
38909 
38910 
38911 
38912 
38913 
38914 
38915 
38916 
38917 
38918 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         671                  11/13/89
38919 salvage_pv                    -671-                      11/13/89^L
38920 
38921 
38922                [salvage_pv.pl1]
38923                salvage_pv:  NN free vtoces added to free list.
38924 
38925 
38926      Stream:   Salvager output.
38927 
38928      Time:     During salvaging.
38929 
38930      Meaning:  NN  free VTOC  entries were  found while salvaging
38931                and added to the list  of free VTOC entries.  This
38932                is a normal message.
38933 
38934      Action:   No operator action is required.
38935 
38936 
38937 
38938                [salvage_pv.pl1]
38939                salvage_pv:  no.  of free recs changed from OLD to
38940                NEW (dec).
38941 
38942 
38943      Stream:   Salvager output.
38944 
38945      Time:     During salvaging.
38946 
38947      Meaning:  If the number of free  records in the volume label
38948                is  changed by a  volume salvage, this  message is
38949                printed.   If  the  volume  was  not properly shut
38950                down, this message is to be expected.
38951 
38952      Action:   No operator action is required.
38953 
38954 
38955 
38956                [salvage_pv.pl1]
38957                salvage_pv:  no.  of free  vtoces changed from OLD
38958                to NEW (dec).
38959 
38960 
38961      Stream:   Salvager output.
38962 
38963      Time:     During salvaging.
38964 
38965      Meaning:  If the  number of free VTOC entries  in the volume
38966                label is changed by a volume salvage, this message
38967                is printed.
38968 
38969      Action:   No operator action is required.
38970 
38971 
38972 
38973 
38974 
38975 
38976 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         672                  11/13/89
38977 salvage_pv                    -672-                      11/13/89^L
38978 
38979 
38980                [salvage_pv.pl1]
38981                salvage_pv:  setting damaged switch on PRIMARYNAME
38982                (VTOCXo) on pv PVNAME.
38983 
38984 
38985      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
38986 
38987      Time:     During salvaging.
38988 
38989      Meaning:  The volume salvager has discovered possible damage
38990                to a segment and has turned on the damaged switch.
38991 
38992      Action:   No operator  action is required.  This  message is
38993                logged in order to trigger automatic processing of
38994                damaged segments.
38995 
38996 
38997 
38998                [salvage_pv.pl1]
38999                salvage_pv:  Volume salvage finished with errors.
39000 
39001 
39002      Stream:   Salvager output.
39003 
39004      Time:     During salvaging.
39005 
39006      Meaning:  Volume salvage finished with errors.
39007 
39008      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
39009 
39010 
39011 
39012                [salvage_pv.pl1]
39013                salvage_pv:  Volume salvage finished.
39014 
39015 
39016      Stream:   Salvager output.
39017 
39018      Time:     During salvaging.
39019 
39020      Meaning:  Volume salvage finished.
39021 
39022      Action:   No operator action is required.
39023 
39024 
39025 
39026 
39027 
39028 
39029 
39030 
39031 
39032 
39033 
39034 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         673                  11/13/89
39035 salvage_pv                    -673-                      11/13/89^L
39036 
39037 
39038                [salvage_pv.pl1]
39039                salvage_pv:  Volume salvage  of dskX_NN{s}, volume
39040                PVNAME of logical vol LVNAME.
39041 
39042 
39043      Stream:   Salvager output.
39044 
39045      Time:     During salvaging.
39046 
39047      Meaning:  This  message  is  printed  when  volume salvaging
39048                begins.
39049 
39050      Action:   No operator action is required.
39051 
39052 
39053 
39054                [salvage_pv.pl1]
39055                salvage_pv:  VTOC conversion finished with errors.
39056 
39057 
39058      Stream:   Salvager output.
39059 
39060      Time:     During salvaging.
39061 
39062      Meaning:  VTOC conversion finished with errors.
39063 
39064      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
39065 
39066 
39067 
39068                [salvage_pv.pl1]
39069                salvage_pv:  VTOC conversion finished.
39070 
39071 
39072      Stream:   Salvager output.
39073 
39074      Time:     During salvaging.
39075 
39076      Meaning:  VTOC conversion finished.
39077 
39078      Action:   No operator action is required.
39079 
39080 
39081 
39082 
39083 
39084 
39085 
39086 
39087 
39088 
39089 
39090 
39091 
39092 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         674                  11/13/89
39093 salvage_pv                    -674-                      11/13/89^L
39094 
39095 
39096                [salvage_pv.pl1]
39097                salvage_pv:  VTOC Conversion of dskX_NN{s}, volume
39098                PVNAME of logical vol LVNAME.
39099 
39100 
39101      Stream:   Salvager output.
39102 
39103      Time:     During salvaging.
39104 
39105      Meaning:  This message is printed  when a pre-MR10 disk pack
39106                is first mounted on an  MR10 or later system.  The
39107                equivalent  of a salvage  is being done  to create
39108                the VTOC Map, which did not exist prior to MR10.
39109 
39110      Action:   No operator action is required.
39111 
39112 
39113 
39114                [salvage_pv.pl1]
39115                salvage_pv:  vtoce NAME at  XXXo:  cur len changed
39116                from OLD to NEW (octal)
39117 
39118 
39119      Stream:   Salvager output.
39120 
39121      Time:     During salvaging.
39122 
39123      Meaning:  The  segment originally  named NAME  at vtoc index
39124                XXXo had a current length which did not agree with
39125                the  file map.   The current  length was corrected
39126                and the  damaged switch set on  the segment.  This
39127                message  usually  indicates  that  a  segment  was
39128                damaged before a crash by failure to write out its
39129                pages to  disk before the crash.   The segment may
39130                have to be recovered.
39131 
39132      Action:   No operator action is required.
39133 
39134 
39135 
39136 
39137 
39138 
39139 
39140 
39141 
39142 
39143 
39144 
39145 
39146 
39147 
39148 
39149 
39150 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         675                  11/13/89
39151 salvage_pv                    -675-                      11/13/89^L
39152 
39153 
39154                [salvage_pv.pl1]
39155                salvage_pv:  vtoce NAME at  XXXo:  max len changed
39156                from OLD to NEW (octal).
39157 
39158 
39159      Stream:   Salvager output.
39160 
39161      Time:     During salvaging.
39162 
39163      Meaning:  The  segment originally  named NAME  at vtoc index
39164                XXXo  had a maximum  segment length which  did not
39165                agree  with the  file map   or was  less than  the
39166                current length.  The  maximum length was corrected
39167                and the damaged switch set.
39168 
39169      Action:   No operator action is required.
39170 
39171 
39172 
39173                [salvage_pv.pl1]
39174                salvage_pv:   vtoce  NAME   at  XXXo:   page  PPPo
39175                disk_addr DDDDo bad.
39176 
39177 
39178      Stream:   Salvager output.
39179 
39180      Time:     During salvaging.
39181 
39182      Meaning:  The  segment originally  named NAME  at vtoc index
39183                XXXo  had an invalid  disk address DDDDo  for page
39184                PPPo.   The address is  nulled, causing a  page of
39185                zeroes, and the damaged switch set.
39186 
39187      Action:   No operator action is required.
39188 
39189 
39190 
39191 
39192 
39193 
39194 
39195 
39196 
39197 
39198 
39199 
39200 
39201 
39202 
39203 
39204 
39205 
39206 
39207 
39208 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         676                  11/13/89
39209 salvage_pv                    -676-                      11/13/89^L
39210 
39211 
39212                [salvage_pv.pl1]
39213                salvage_pv:  vtoce NAME at XXXo:  rec used changed
39214                from OLD to NEW (octal).
39215 
39216 
39217      Stream:   Salvager output.
39218 
39219      Time:     During salvaging.
39220 
39221      Meaning:  The  segment originally  named NAME  at vtoc index
39222                XXXo had  a records used which did  not agree with
39223                the  file   map.   The  records  used   field  was
39224                corrected  and  the   damaged  switch  set.   This
39225                message  usually  indicates  that  a  segment  was
39226                damaged before a crash by failure to write out its
39227                pages to  disk before the crash.   The segment may
39228                have to be recovered.
39229 
39230      Action:   No operator action is required.
39231 
39232 
39233 
39234                [salvage_pv.pl1]
39235                salvage_pv:   vtoce NAME  at XXXo:   ref to pageno
39236                PPo at addr DDDDo deleted, dirsw is X.
39237 
39238 
39239      Stream:   Salvager output.
39240 
39241      Time:     During salvaging.
39242 
39243      Meaning:  The  segment originally  named NAME  at vtoc index
39244                XXXo  had a  reused address  conflict with another
39245                segment.  The page reference  was determined to be
39246                incorrect,  and  a  null  address  placed  in  the
39247                segment's file map, causing  a page of zeroes, and
39248                the  damaged  switch  set.   This  message  may be
39249                symptomatic of disk or other hardware problems.
39250 
39251      Action:   No operator action is required.
39252 
39253 
39254 
39255 
39256 
39257 
39258 
39259 
39260 
39261 
39262 
39263 
39264 
39265 
39266 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         677                  11/13/89
39267 salvage_pv                    -677-                      11/13/89^L
39268 
39269 
39270                [salvage_pv.pl1]
39271                salvage_pv:       vtoce     NAME      at     XXXo:
39272                time-record-product reset to zero.
39273 
39274 
39275      Stream:   Salvager output.
39276 
39277      Time:     During salvaging.
39278 
39279      Meaning:  The  segment originally  named NAME  at vtoc index
39280                XXXo  had   an  invalid  value  for   one  of  the
39281                time-record-product          fields.           All
39282                time-record-product  fields  have  been  reset  to
39283                zero.
39284 
39285      Action:   No operator action is required.
39286 
39287 
39288 
39289                [salvage_pv.pl1]
39290                salvage_pv:  vtoce XXXo free but not zero.
39291 
39292 
39293      Stream:   Salvager output.
39294 
39295      Time:     During salvaging.
39296 
39297      Meaning:  The VTOC entry with index XXXo was marked free but
39298                was not all zero.  It was zeroed and made free.
39299 
39300      Action:   No operator action is required.
39301 
39302 
39303 
39304                [salv_caller.pl1]
39305                salvage_vol:  -all  and -copy arguments  cannot be
39306                used together
39307 
39308 
39309      Stream:   Initializer process output.
39310 
39311      Time:     In response to an operator command.
39312 
39313      Meaning:  Incorrect arguments were specified.
39314 
39315      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
39316 
39317 
39318 
39319 
39320 
39321 
39322 
39323 
39324 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         678                  11/13/89
39325 salvage_vol                   -678-                      11/13/89^L
39326 
39327 
39328                [salv_caller.pl1]
39329                salvage_vol:  ERROR_MESSAGE
39330 
39331 
39332      Stream:   Initializer process output.
39333 
39334      Time:     In response to an operator command.
39335 
39336      Meaning:  Incorrect arguments were specified.
39337 
39338      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
39339 
39340 
39341 
39342                [salv_caller.pl1]
39343                salvage_vol:  ERROR_MESSAGE.  need copy drive name
39344 
39345 
39346      Stream:   Initializer process output.
39347 
39348      Time:     In response to an operator command.
39349 
39350      Meaning:  Incorrect arguments were specified.
39351 
39352      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
39353 
39354 
39355 
39356                [salv_caller.pl1]
39357                salvage_vol:   Expected  argument  missing.  first
39358                two args must be phys vol name and drive name
39359 
39360 
39361      Stream:   Initializer process output.
39362 
39363      Time:     In response to an operator command.
39364 
39365      Meaning:  Incorrect arguments were specified.
39366 
39367      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
39368 
39369 
39370 
39371 
39372 
39373 
39374 
39375 
39376 
39377 
39378 
39379 
39380 
39381 
39382 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         679                  11/13/89
39383 salvage_vol                   -679-                      11/13/89^L
39384 
39385 
39386                [salv_caller.pl1]
39387                salvage_vol:   Inconsistent  arguments  have  been
39388                specified
39389 
39390 
39391      Stream:   Initializer process output.
39392 
39393      Time:     In response to an operator command.
39394 
39395      Meaning:  Incorrect arguments were specified.
39396 
39397      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
39398 
39399 
39400 
39401                [salv_caller.pl1]
39402                salvage_vol:  no drive may be specified for -all
39403 
39404 
39405      Stream:   Initializer process output.
39406 
39407      Time:     In response to an operator command.
39408 
39409      Meaning:  Incorrect arguments were specified.
39410 
39411      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
39412 
39413 
39414 
39415                [salv_caller.pl1]
39416                salvage_vol:   Specified control  argument is  not
39417                implemented by this command.  BLAH
39418 
39419 
39420      Stream:   Initializer process output.
39421 
39422      Time:     In response to an operator command.
39423 
39424      Meaning:  Incorrect arguments were specified.
39425 
39426      Action:   Enter a corrected command line.
39427 
39428 
39429 
39430 
39431 
39432 
39433 
39434 
39435 
39436 
39437 
39438 
39439 
39440 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         680                  11/13/89
39441 salvage_vol                   -680-                      11/13/89^L
39442 
39443 
39444                [bce_save.pl1]
39445                save(check_status):        Special      Interrupt:
39446                STATUS_WORD
39447 
39448 
39449      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
39450 
39451      Time:     System Intialization.
39452 
39453      Meaning:  An unexpected special interrupt has been detected.
39454 
39455      Action:   No operator action is required.
39456 
39457 
39458 
39459                [bce_save.pl1]
39460                save(check_status):  Time-Out on TAPE_DEV
39461 
39462 
39463      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
39464 
39465      Time:     System Intialization.
39466 
39467      Meaning:  An  I/O that  was issued  to the  tape device  has
39468                timed-out.
39469 
39470      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
39471 
39472 
39473 
39474                [bce_save.pl1]
39475                save(TAPE_SET):    (Unrecoverable)   MAJOR_STATUS,
39476                SUB_STATUS on TAPE_DEV.
39477 
39478 
39479      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
39480 
39481      Time:     System Intialization.
39482 
39483      Meaning:  An   unrecoverable   error   has   occured   while
39484                attempting to do I/O to the tape device.
39485 
39486      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
39487 
39488 
39489 
39490 
39491 
39492 
39493 
39494 
39495 
39496 
39497 
39498 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         681                  11/13/89
39499 save(TAPE_SET)                -681-                      11/13/89^L
39500 
39501 
39502                [bce_save.pl1]
39503                save(TAPE_SET):  Device TAPE_DEV  is being removed
39504                from the tape device list.
39505 
39506 
39507      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
39508 
39509      Time:     System Intialization.
39510 
39511      Meaning:  The TAPE_DEV has returned a status indicating that
39512                it is unable to be used.
39513 
39514      Action:   No operator action is required.
39515 
39516 
39517 
39518                [bce_save.pl1]
39519                save(TAPE_SET):  Error,  tape on TAPE_DEV  is part
39520                of the "OTHER_TAPE_SET" set.
39521 
39522 
39523      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
39524 
39525      Time:     System Intialization.
39526 
39527      Meaning:  The tape just read is not part of this tape set.
39528 
39529      Action:   Mount a  tape on the  device that is  part of this
39530                tape set.
39531 
39532 
39533 
39534                [bce_save.pl1]
39535                save(TAPE_SET):   Incorrect  tape  sequence number
39536                detected.
39537                was REC_NUM, s/b REC_NUM.  Forcing restart of this
39538                tape set.
39539 
39540 
39541      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
39542 
39543      Time:     System Intialization.
39544 
39545      Meaning:  A sequence  error was detected in  the tape record
39546                number.   This  indicates  a  logic  error  in the
39547                supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware problems.
39548 
39549      Action:   Follow  normal save  restart procedures.   Contact
39550                the system programming staff.
39551 
39552 
39553 
39554 
39555 
39556 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         682                  11/13/89
39557 save(TAPE_SET)                -682-                      11/13/89^L
39558 
39559 
39560                [bce_save.pl1]
39561                save(TAPE_SET):    MAJOR_STATUS,   SUB_STATUS   on
39562                TAPE_DEV.
39563 
39564 
39565      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
39566 
39567      Time:     System Intialization.
39568 
39569      Meaning:  An error has occured while attempting to do I/O to
39570                the tape device.
39571 
39572      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
39573 
39574 
39575 
39576                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
39577                save(TAPE_SET):     MULTICS_VOL_ID   PV_NAME    on
39578                DISK_DEV
39579                                    Last updated:  DATE_TIME
39580 
39581 
39582      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
39583 
39584      Time:     System Intialization.
39585 
39586      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
39587 
39588      Action:   No operator action is required.
39589 
39590 
39591 
39592                [bce_save.pl1]
39593                save(TAPE_SET):  No Physical Volumes left to save.
39594 
39595 
39596      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
39597 
39598      Time:     System Intialization.
39599 
39600      Meaning:  For  various reasons  all of  the physical volumes
39601                have been removed from the list of volumes.
39602 
39603      Action:   No operator action is required.
39604 
39605 
39606 
39607 
39608 
39609 
39610 
39611 
39612 
39613 
39614 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         683                  11/13/89
39615 save(TAPE_SET)                -683-                      11/13/89^L
39616 
39617 
39618                [bce_save.pl1]
39619                save(TAPE_SET):   No room  to describe  PV PV_NAME
39620                for part PARTITION_NAME.
39621 
39622 
39623      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
39624 
39625      Time:     System Intialization.
39626 
39627      Meaning:  The maximum number of physical volumes that can be
39628                handled by the program has been exceeded.
39629 
39630      Action:   The  number  of  physical  volumes  defined in the
39631                control file(s) must be reduced.
39632 
39633 
39634 
39635                [bce_save.pl1]
39636                save(TAPE_SET):   No usable  tape devices  left in
39637                list.
39638 
39639 
39640      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
39641 
39642      Time:     System Intialization.
39643 
39644      Meaning:  For various  reasons all of the  tape devices have
39645                been  removed from  the list  of available devices
39646                for this tape set.
39647 
39648      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
39649 
39650 
39651 
39652                [bce_save.pl1]
39653                save(TAPE_SET):  No usable tape drives left.
39654 
39655 
39656      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
39657 
39658      Time:     System Intialization.
39659 
39660      Meaning:  For various  reasons all of the  tape devices have
39661                been  removed from  the list  of available devices
39662                for this tape set.
39663 
39664      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
39665 
39666 
39667 
39668 
39669 
39670 
39671 
39672 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         684                  11/13/89
39673 save(TAPE_SET)                -684-                      11/13/89^L
39674 
39675 
39676                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
39677                save(TAPE_SET):   Partition PARTITION_NAME  is not
39678                defined on PV_NAME.
39679 
39680 
39681      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
39682 
39683      Time:     System Intialization.
39684 
39685      Meaning:  A  request  to  save  specific  partition has been
39686                made, but the partition does not exist of the PV.
39687 
39688      Action:   Correct the control file(s) accordingly.
39689 
39690 
39691 
39692                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
39693                save(TAPE_SET):    Partition   PARTITION_NAME   of
39694                volume PV_NAME
39695                          is  not  defined  in  the  restart  tape
39696                label.
39697 
39698 
39699      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
39700 
39701      Time:     System Intialization.
39702 
39703      Meaning:  There is an inconsistency between the restart tape
39704                and the save control file(s).
39705 
39706      Action:   Either  correct the  control file(s)  or start the
39707                save over from the beginning.
39708 
39709 
39710 
39711                [bce_save.pl1]
39712                save(TAPE_SET):    Partition   PARTITION_NAME   on
39713                PV_NAME,  record  REC_NUM,  on  tape#  TAPE_NUMBER
39714                (TAPE_DEV)
39715 
39716 
39717      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
39718 
39719      Time:     System Intialization.
39720 
39721      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
39722 
39723      Action:   No operator action is required.
39724 
39725 
39726 
39727 
39728 
39729 
39730 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         685                  11/13/89
39731 save(TAPE_SET)                -685-                      11/13/89^L
39732 
39733 
39734                [bce_save.pl1]
39735                save(TAPE_SET):  Partition  PARTITION_NAME, record
39736                REC_NUM, on tape# TAPE_NUMBER (TAPE_DEV)
39737 
39738 
39739      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
39740 
39741      Time:     System Intialization.
39742 
39743      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
39744 
39745      Action:   No operator action is required.
39746 
39747 
39748 
39749                [bce_save.pl1]
39750                save(TAPE_SET):  Please mount tape# TAPE_NUMBER on
39751                TAPE_DEV.
39752 
39753 
39754      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
39755 
39756      Time:     System Intialization.
39757 
39758      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
39759 
39760      Action:   Mount tape on the device.
39761 
39762 
39763 
39764                [bce_save.pl1]
39765                save(TAPE_SET):  Please  mount the "Info"  tape on
39766                TAPE_DEV.
39767 
39768 
39769      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
39770 
39771      Time:     System Intialization.
39772 
39773      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
39774 
39775      Action:   Mount the tape on the device.
39776 
39777 
39778 
39779 
39780 
39781 
39782 
39783 
39784 
39785 
39786 
39787 
39788 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         686                  11/13/89
39789 save(TAPE_SET)                -686-                      11/13/89^L
39790 
39791 
39792                [bce_save.pl1]
39793                save(TAPE_SET):   Please mount the  "restart" tape
39794                on TAPE_DEV.
39795 
39796 
39797      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
39798 
39799      Time:     System Intialization.
39800 
39801      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
39802 
39803      Action:   Mount the tape on the device.
39804 
39805 
39806 
39807                [bce_save.pl1]
39808                save(TAPE_SET):   Remount  tape#  TAPE_NUMBER WITH
39809                write ring on TAPE_DEV.
39810 
39811 
39812      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
39813 
39814      Time:     System Intialization.
39815 
39816      Meaning:  The tape is currently mounted without a write ring
39817                present.
39818 
39819      Action:   Remount tape with write permit ring in place.
39820 
39821 
39822 
39823                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
39824                save(TAPE_SET):   Removing volume PV_NAME  from PV
39825                list,
39826                          because all partitions were removed.
39827 
39828 
39829      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
39830 
39831      Time:     System Intialization.
39832 
39833      Meaning:  It is  nolonger necessary for the  program to keep
39834                track  of  the  PV,  since  all  of  the partition
39835                requests have been removed.
39836 
39837      Action:   Correct the control files accordingly.
39838 
39839 
39840 
39841 
39842 
39843 
39844 
39845 
39846 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         687                  11/13/89
39847 save(TAPE_SET)                -687-                      11/13/89^L
39848 
39849 
39850                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
39851                save(TAPE_SET):   Removing volume PV_NAME  from PV
39852                list,
39853                          because there are no partitions to save.
39854 
39855 
39856      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
39857 
39858      Time:     System Intialization.
39859 
39860      Meaning:  Only partition requests were  made for this volume
39861                and now for various reasons there are none left to
39862                save.
39863 
39864      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
39865 
39866 
39867 
39868                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
39869                save(TAPE_SET):    Reverting    "-all"   partition
39870                request
39871                          for volume PV_NAME, because there are no
39872                partitions to save.
39873 
39874 
39875      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
39876 
39877      Time:     System Intialization.
39878 
39879      Meaning:  This PV_NAME has no partitions defined.
39880 
39881      Action:   No operator action is required.
39882 
39883 
39884 
39885                [bce_save.pl1]
39886                save(TAPE_SET):  save complete...
39887 
39888 
39889      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
39890 
39891      Time:     System Intialization.
39892 
39893      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
39894 
39895      Action:   No operator action is required.
39896 
39897 
39898 
39899 
39900 
39901 
39902 
39903 
39904 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         688                  11/13/89
39905 save(TAPE_SET)                -688-                      11/13/89^L
39906 
39907 
39908                [bce_save.pl1]
39909                save(TAPE_SET):    Skipping   volume   PV_NAME  on
39910                DISK_DEV, save complete.
39911 
39912 
39913      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
39914 
39915      Time:     System Intialization.
39916 
39917      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
39918 
39919      Action:   No operator action is required.
39920 
39921 
39922 
39923                [bce_save.pl1]
39924                save(TAPE_SET):   Starting from volume  PV_NAME on
39925                DISK_DEV.
39926 
39927 
39928      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
39929 
39930      Time:     System Intialization.
39931 
39932      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
39933 
39934      Action:   No operator action is required.
39935 
39936 
39937 
39938                [bce_save.pl1]
39939                save(TAPE_SET):  Tape on TAPE_DEV does not contain
39940                a supported tape label version.
39941 
39942 
39943      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
39944 
39945      Time:     System Intialization.
39946 
39947      Meaning:  The tape  contains a tape version  identifier that
39948                is nolonger supported.
39949 
39950      Action:   Use   the  "restore   -display_info_tape  tapX_NN"
39951                option to display the tape.
39952 
39953 
39954 
39955 
39956 
39957 
39958 
39959 
39960 
39961 
39962 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         689                  11/13/89
39963 save(TAPE_SET)                -689-                      11/13/89^L
39964 
39965 
39966                [bce_save.pl1]
39967                save(TAPE_SET):  Tape on TAPE_DEV does not contain
39968                a valid label.
39969 
39970 
39971      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
39972 
39973      Time:     System Intialization.
39974 
39975      Meaning:  The  tape just  read is  not a  valid save/restore
39976                tape.
39977 
39978      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
39979 
39980 
39981 
39982                [bce_save.pl1]
39983                save(TAPE_SET):  Tape  on TAPE_DEV is not  part of
39984                this set.
39985 
39986 
39987      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
39988 
39989      Time:     System Intialization.
39990 
39991      Meaning:  The tape  just read contains a  different tape set
39992                name than what is currently being handled, via the
39993                control file.
39994 
39995      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
39996 
39997 
39998 
39999                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
40000                save(TAPE_SET):   Tape subsystem "SUB_SYS"  is not
40001                defined in the config.
40002 
40003 
40004      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
40005 
40006      Time:     System Intialization.
40007 
40008      Meaning:  No  "prph"  entry  could  be  found  for  the tape
40009                subsystem.
40010 
40011      Action:   Correct   config_deck   or   save/restore  control
40012                file(s) to indicate proper tape subsystem.
40013 
40014 
40015 
40016 
40017 
40018 
40019 
40020 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         690                  11/13/89
40021 save(TAPE_SET)                -690-                      11/13/89^L
40022 
40023 
40024                [bce_save.pl1]
40025                save(TAPE_SET):   Tape#  TAPE_NUMBER  on TAPE_DEV,
40026                created DATE_TIME
40027 
40028 
40029      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
40030 
40031      Time:     System Intialization.
40032 
40033      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
40034 
40035      Action:   No operator action is required.
40036 
40037 
40038 
40039                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
40040                save(TAPE_SET):   The "conf"  partition of  rpv is
40041                not being saved.
40042 
40043 
40044      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
40045 
40046      Time:     System Intialization.
40047 
40048      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
40049 
40050      Action:   Add  the  request  to  the  save  control  file if
40051                desired.
40052 
40053 
40054 
40055                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
40056                save(TAPE_SET):   The "file"  partition of  rpv is
40057                not being saved.
40058 
40059 
40060      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
40061 
40062      Time:     System Intialization.
40063 
40064      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
40065 
40066      Action:   Add  the  request  to  the  save  control  file if
40067                desired.
40068 
40069 
40070 
40071 
40072 
40073 
40074 
40075 
40076 
40077 
40078 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         691                  11/13/89
40079 save(TAPE_SET)                -691-                      11/13/89^L
40080 
40081 
40082                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
40083                save(TAPE_SET):  The "log" partition of rpv is not
40084                being saved.
40085 
40086 
40087      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
40088 
40089      Time:     System Intialization.
40090 
40091      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
40092 
40093      Action:   Add  the  request  to  the  save  control  file if
40094                desired.
40095 
40096 
40097 
40098                [bce_save.pl1]
40099                save(TAPE_SET):  The following tape device(s) will
40100                be used:
40101 
40102 
40103      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
40104 
40105      Time:     System Intialization.
40106 
40107      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
40108 
40109      Action:   No operator action is required.
40110 
40111 
40112 
40113                [bce_save.pl1]
40114                save(TAPE_SET):  This tape is older than one week.
40115                Tape rejected.
40116 
40117 
40118      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
40119 
40120      Time:     System Intialization.
40121 
40122      Meaning:  A restart  of a save  is being attempted,  but the
40123                tape used  as the restart  tape is older  than one
40124                week.
40125 
40126      Action:   Restart with  a later tape or start  the save from
40127                the beginning.
40128 
40129 
40130 
40131 
40132 
40133 
40134 
40135 
40136 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         692                  11/13/89
40137 save(TAPE_SET)                -692-                      11/13/89^L
40138 
40139 
40140                [bce_save.pl1]
40141                save(TAPE_SET):   This  tape  starts  with  volume
40142                PV_NAME, which was not defined.  Tape rejected.
40143 
40144 
40145      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
40146 
40147      Time:     System Intialization.
40148 
40149      Meaning:  A save restart is being attempted with a tape that
40150                begins with a PV that  has not been defined in the
40151                save control file(s).
40152 
40153      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
40154 
40155 
40156 
40157                [bce_save.pl1]
40158                save(TAPE_SET):   Time-out   waiting  for  special
40159                interrupt.
40160 
40161 
40162      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
40163 
40164      Time:     System Intialization.
40165 
40166      Meaning:  The program was waiting for a special to come from
40167                the device,  but none was recieved  in the alloted
40168                time.
40169 
40170      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
40171 
40172 
40173 
40174                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
40175                save(TAPE_SET):   Type  of  data  being  saved for
40176                volume PV_NAME
40177                          does not  match the type in  the restart
40178                tape label.
40179 
40180 
40181      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
40182 
40183      Time:     System Intialization.
40184 
40185      Meaning:  There is an inconsistency between the restart tape
40186                and the save control file(s).
40187 
40188      Action:   Either  correct the  control file(s)  or start the
40189                save over from the beginning.
40190 
40191 
40192 
40193 
40194 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         693                  11/13/89
40195 save(TAPE_SET)                -693-                      11/13/89^L
40196 
40197 
40198                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
40199                save(TAPE_SET):   Unable to  save "PARTITION_NAME"
40200                partition.
40201                          Internal partition list full.
40202 
40203 
40204      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
40205 
40206      Time:     System Intialization.
40207 
40208      Meaning:  More  partitions  have  been  requested  than  the
40209                program can handle.
40210 
40211      Action:   Change control files to reduce the number defined,
40212                possibly  by breaking  them up  into seperate tape
40213                sets.
40214 
40215 
40216 
40217                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
40218                save(TAPE_SET):   Unable to  save "PARTITION_NAME"
40219                partition.
40220                          N partitions already defined
40221 
40222 
40223      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
40224 
40225      Time:     System Intialization.
40226 
40227      Meaning:  An attempt has  been made to save more  than the N
40228                maximum partitions allowed.
40229 
40230      Action:   Change  control  files(s)  to  reduce  the  number
40231                requested.
40232 
40233 
40234 
40235                [bce_save.pl1]
40236                save(TAPE_SET):    Unable   to   set   density  on
40237                TAPE_DEV.
40238 
40239 
40240      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
40241 
40242      Time:     System Intialization.
40243 
40244      Meaning:  The program was unable to set the required density
40245                of the tape device.
40246 
40247      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
40248 
40249 
40250 
40251 
40252 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         694                  11/13/89
40253 save(TAPE_SET)                -694-                      11/13/89^L
40254 
40255 
40256                [bce_save.pl1]
40257                save(TAPE_SET):    Unloading   "Info"   tape  from
40258                TAPE_DEV, REC_CNT records (ERR_CNT errors)
40259 
40260 
40261      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
40262 
40263      Time:     System Intialization.
40264 
40265      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
40266 
40267      Action:   No operator action is required.
40268 
40269 
40270 
40271                [bce_save.pl1]
40272                save(TAPE_SET):  Unloading  tape# TAPE_NUMBER from
40273                TAPE_DEV, REC_CNT records (ERR_CNT errors)
40274 
40275 
40276      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
40277 
40278      Time:     System Intialization.
40279 
40280      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
40281 
40282      Action:   No operator action is required.
40283 
40284 
40285 
40286                [bce_save.pl1]
40287                save(TAPE_SET):    Unloading   TAPE_DEV,   REC_CNT
40288                records (ERR_CNT errors)
40289 
40290 
40291      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
40292 
40293      Time:     System Intialization.
40294 
40295      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
40296 
40297      Action:   No operator action is required.
40298 
40299 
40300 
40301 
40302 
40303 
40304 
40305 
40306 
40307 
40308 
40309 
40310 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         695                  11/13/89
40311 save(TAPE_SET)                -695-                      11/13/89^L
40312 
40313 
40314                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
40315                save(TAPE_SET):   Volume  on  DISK_DEV  is  not  a
40316                MULTICS_VOL_ID.
40317 
40318 
40319      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
40320 
40321      Time:     System Intialization.
40322 
40323      Meaning:  The  volume to  be saved  is not  a valid  Multics
40324                volume and therefore cannot be saved.
40325 
40326      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
40327 
40328 
40329 
40330                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
40331                save(TAPE_SET):   Volume  PV_NAME   not  found  in
40332                restart tape label.
40333 
40334 
40335      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
40336 
40337      Time:     System Intialization.
40338 
40339      Meaning:  There is an inconsistency between the restart tape
40340                and the save control file(s).
40341 
40342      Action:   Either  correct the  control file(s)  or start the
40343                save over from the beginning.
40344 
40345 
40346 
40347                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
40348                save(TAPE_SET):     Volume     PV_NAME    requires
40349                salvaging.
40350                          Setting -all to  save all paging records
40351                on the volume.
40352 
40353 
40354      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
40355 
40356      Time:     System Intialization.
40357 
40358      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
40359 
40360      Action:   No operator action is required.
40361 
40362 
40363 
40364 
40365 
40366 
40367 
40368 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         696                  11/13/89
40369 save(TAPE_SET)                -696-                      11/13/89^L
40370 
40371 
40372                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
40373                save(TAPE_SET):   Volume PV_NAME's  PVID does  not
40374                match
40375                          the one in the restart tape label.
40376 
40377 
40378      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
40379 
40380      Time:     System Intialization.
40381 
40382      Meaning:  There is  an inconsistency between what  is on the
40383                restart tape and what  is currently defined on the
40384                PV's disk label.
40385 
40386      Action:   Start the save over from the beginning.
40387 
40388 
40389 
40390                [bce_save.pl1]
40391                save(TAPE_SET):   Volume PV_NAME,  record REC_NUM,
40392                on tape# TAPE_NUMBER (TAPE_DEV)
40393 
40394 
40395      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
40396 
40397      Time:     System Intialization.
40398 
40399      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
40400 
40401      Action:   No operator action is required.
40402 
40403 
40404 
40405                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
40406                save(TAPE_SET):    Volume  was   expected  to   be
40407                PV_NAME.
40408 
40409 
40410      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
40411 
40412      Time:     System Intialization.
40413 
40414      Meaning:  The  PV name  read from  the disk  label does  not
40415                match  the PV  name that  was defined  in the save
40416                control file(s).
40417 
40418      Action:   Correct  the control  file to  show the  proper PV
40419                name mounted on the device.
40420 
40421 
40422 
40423 
40424 
40425 
40426 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         697                  11/13/89
40427 save(TAPE_SET)                -697-                      11/13/89^L
40428 
40429 
40430                [bce_save.pl1]
40431                save(TAPE_SET):  Waiting for special on TAPE_DEV.
40432 
40433 
40434      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
40435 
40436      Time:     System Intialization.
40437 
40438      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
40439 
40440      Action:   No operator action is required.
40441 
40442 
40443 
40444                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
40445                save:  Attaching TAPE_DEV.  ERR_MESSAGE
40446 
40447 
40448      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
40449 
40450      Time:     System Intialization.
40451 
40452      Meaning:  IOI has returned a non-zero error code in response
40453                to a request to assign TAPE_DEV.
40454 
40455      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
40456 
40457 
40458 
40459                [bce_save.pl1]
40460                save:  bce_ioi_post_seg.  ERR_MESSAGE
40461 
40462 
40463      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
40464 
40465      Time:     System Intialization.
40466 
40467      Meaning:  The  program was  unable to  get a  pointer to the
40468                above  segment.  This  indicates a  logic error in
40469                the   supervisor,  or   CPU  or   memory  hardware
40470                problems.
40471 
40472      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
40473 
40474 
40475 
40476 
40477 
40478 
40479 
40480 
40481 
40482 
40483 
40484 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         698                  11/13/89
40485 save                          -698-                      11/13/89^L
40486 
40487 
40488                [bce_save.pl1]
40489                save:  bootload_disk_post_seg.  ERR_MESSAGE
40490 
40491 
40492      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
40493 
40494      Time:     System Intialization.
40495 
40496      Meaning:  The  program was  unable to  get a  pointer to the
40497                above  segment.  This  indicates a  logic error in
40498                the   supervisor,  or   CPU  or   memory  hardware
40499                problems.
40500 
40501      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
40502 
40503 
40504 
40505                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
40506                save:   Could   not  read  label  of   PV_NAME  on
40507                DISK_DEV.  ERR_MESSAGE
40508 
40509 
40510      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
40511 
40512      Time:     System Intialization.
40513 
40514      Meaning:  The volume label  of the PV could not  be read due
40515                to the error given in ERR_MESSAGE.
40516 
40517      Action:   A operator query  is done to find out  if the read
40518                should be retried or the PV removed from the list.
40519 
40520 
40521 
40522                [bce_save.pl1]
40523                save:    Getting   tape    label   temp   segment.
40524                ERR_MESSAGE
40525 
40526 
40527      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
40528 
40529      Time:     System Intialization.
40530 
40531      Meaning:  An  error  occured  while   attempting  to  get  a
40532                temporary   segment  to    hold  the   tape  label
40533                information.
40534 
40535      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
40536 
40537 
40538 
40539 
40540 
40541 
40542 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         699                  11/13/89
40543 save                          -699-                      11/13/89^L
40544 
40545 
40546                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
40547                save:      Initiating    CONTROL_FILE_NAME     for
40548                set-TAPE_SET_IDX ERR_MESSAGE
40549 
40550 
40551      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
40552 
40553      Time:     System Intialization.
40554 
40555      Meaning:  An  error was  detected while  initiating the save
40556                control file.
40557 
40558      Action:   $inform Follow normal recovery procedures.
40559 
40560 
40561 
40562                [bce_save.pl1]
40563                save:  PV_NAME ERR_MESSAGE
40564 
40565 
40566      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
40567 
40568      Time:     System Intialization.
40569 
40570      Meaning:  The   call   to   bootload_disk_io$test_done   has
40571                returned a non-zero error code.
40572 
40573      Action:   $inform Follow normal recovery procedures.
40574 
40575 
40576 
40577                [bce_save.pl1]
40578                save:  pvt.  ERR_MESSAGE
40579 
40580 
40581      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
40582 
40583      Time:     System Intialization.
40584 
40585      Meaning:  The  program was  unable to  get a  pointer to the
40586                above  segment.  This  indicates a  logic error in
40587                the   supervisor,  or   CPU  or   memory  hardware
40588                problems.
40589 
40590      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
40591 
40592 
40593 
40594 
40595 
40596 
40597 
40598 
40599 
40600 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         700                  11/13/89
40601 save                          -700-                      11/13/89^L
40602 
40603 
40604                [bce_save.pl1]
40605                save:   Restarting  save   of  set  "TAPE_SET"  on
40606                TAPE_DEV.
40607 
40608 
40609      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
40610 
40611      Time:     System Intialization.
40612 
40613      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
40614 
40615      Action:   No operator action is required.
40616 
40617 
40618 
40619                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
40620                save:    Setting  max   workspace  for   TAPE_DEV.
40621                ERR_MESSAGE
40622 
40623 
40624      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
40625 
40626      Time:     System Intialization.
40627 
40628      Meaning:  IOI has returned a non-zero error code in response
40629                to  a request  to set  the max  workspace size for
40630                TAPE_DEV.
40631 
40632      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
40633 
40634 
40635 
40636                [bce_save.pl1]
40637                save:    Setting   status   index   for  TAPE_DEV.
40638                ERR_MESSAGE
40639 
40640 
40641      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
40642 
40643      Time:     System Intialization.
40644 
40645      Meaning:  IOI has returned a  non-zero error, which has been
40646                expanded in ERR_MESSAGE.
40647 
40648      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
40649 
40650 
40651 
40652 
40653 
40654 
40655 
40656 
40657 
40658 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         701                  11/13/89
40659 save                          -701-                      11/13/89^L
40660 
40661 
40662                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
40663                save:    Setting   up   workspace   for  TAPE_DEV.
40664                ERR_MESSAGE
40665 
40666 
40667      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
40668 
40669      Time:     System Intialization.
40670 
40671      Meaning:  IOI  has returned a  non-zero error code  from the
40672                request to create a workspace for TAPE_DEV.
40673 
40674      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
40675 
40676 
40677 
40678                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
40679                save:  si ERR_MESSAGE
40680 
40681 
40682      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
40683 
40684      Time:     System Intialization.
40685 
40686      Meaning:  An  error has  been found  with the  internal "si"
40687                structure.   This indicates  a logic  error in the
40688                supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware problems.
40689 
40690      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
40691 
40692 
40693 
40694                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
40695                save:  sri ERR_MESSAGE
40696 
40697 
40698      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
40699 
40700      Time:     System Intialization.
40701 
40702      Meaning:  An  error has been  found with the  internal "sri"
40703                structure.   This indicates  a logic  error in the
40704                supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware problems.
40705 
40706      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
40707 
40708 
40709 
40710 
40711 
40712 
40713 
40714 
40715 
40716 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         702                  11/13/89
40717 save                          -702-                      11/13/89^L
40718 
40719 
40720                [bce_save.pl1]
40721                save:  Stopping save of set "TAPE_SET".
40722 
40723 
40724      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
40725 
40726      Time:     System Intialization.
40727 
40728      Meaning:  Just an informative message.
40729 
40730      Action:   No operator action is required.
40731 
40732 
40733 
40734                [bce_save_util_.pl1]
40735                save:  TAPE_DEV ERR_MESSAGE
40736 
40737 
40738      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
40739 
40740      Time:     System Intialization.
40741 
40742      Meaning:  An error occured while scanning the tape subsystem
40743                survey data.
40744 
40745      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
40746 
40747 
40748 
40749                [bce_save.pl1]
40750                save:  tape_error_data.  ERR_MESSAGE
40751 
40752 
40753      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
40754 
40755      Time:     System Intialization.
40756 
40757      Meaning:  The  program was  unable to  get a  pointer to the
40758                above  segment.  This  indicates a  logic error in
40759                the   supervisor,  or   CPU  or   memory  hardware
40760                problems.
40761 
40762      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
40763 
40764 
40765 
40766 
40767 
40768 
40769 
40770 
40771 
40772 
40773 
40774 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         703                  11/13/89
40775 save                          -703-                      11/13/89^L
40776 
40777 
40778                [bce_save.pl1]
40779                save:  Unassigning TAPE_DEV.  ERR_MESSAGE
40780 
40781 
40782      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
40783 
40784      Time:     System Intialization.
40785 
40786      Meaning:  IOI has returned a  non-zero error, which has been
40787                expanded in ERR_MESSAGE.
40788 
40789      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
40790 
40791 
40792 
40793                [sc_admin_command_.pl1]
40794                sc_admin_command_:  Denied  send_admin_command for
40795                USER in ring RING.
40796 
40797 
40798      Stream:   $sc
40799 
40800      Time:     While system is running.
40801 
40802      Meaning:  User USER requested the system to execute an admin
40803                command,      but       lacked      access      to
40804                >sc1>admin_acs>admin_command.acs.
40805 
40806      Action:   No operator action is required.
40807 
40808 
40809 
40810                [sc_admin_command_.pl1]
40811                sc_admin_command_:   Failed  to  check  access for
40812                USER.
40813 
40814 
40815      Stream:   $sc
40816 
40817      Time:     While system is running.
40818 
40819      Meaning:  User USER requested the system to execute an admin
40820                command, but the system  cound not determine their
40821                access to the admin_command acs.
40822 
40823      Action:   No operator action is required.
40824 
40825 
40826 
40827 
40828 
40829 
40830 
40831 
40832 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         704                  11/13/89
40833 sc_admin_command_             -704-                      11/13/89^L
40834 
40835 
40836                [sc_admin_command_.pl1]
40837                sc_admin_command_:  PERSON:  COMMANDLINE
40838 
40839 
40840      Stream:   $sc
40841 
40842      Time:     While system is running.
40843 
40844      Meaning:  A system administrator has  sent a special command
40845                to  the Initializer,  which executes  it in  admin
40846                mode.
40847 
40848      Action:   No operator action is required.
40849 
40850 
40851 
40852                [sc_init_.pl1]
40853                sc_init_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.   Error from iox_$attach
40854                master_i/o ATD
40855 
40856 
40857      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
40858 
40859      Time:     System Intialization.
40860 
40861      Meaning:  Some  error  was   detected  while  attaching  the
40862                master_i/o switch.  ATD is  the text of the attach
40863                description.   This error  is usually  caused by a
40864                hardware   failure  in  the   operator's  console.
40865                Correct the failure and reboot the system.
40866 
40867      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
40868 
40869 
40870 
40871                [sc_init_.pl1]
40872                sc_init_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.   Error from iox_$attach
40873                user_i/o syn_ master_i/o
40874 
40875 
40876      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
40877 
40878      Time:     System Intialization.
40879 
40880      Meaning:  Some error  was detected while  attaching user_i/o
40881                as  a synonym  for  the  master_i/o switch  in the
40882                Initializer process.  This is  usually caused by a
40883                hardware   failure  in  the   operator's  console.
40884                Correct the failure and reboot the system.
40885 
40886      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
40887 
40888 
40889 
40890 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         705                  11/13/89
40891 sc_init_                      -705-                      11/13/89^L
40892 
40893 
40894                [sc_init_.pl1]
40895                sc_init_:   ERROR_MESSAGE.   Error  from iox_$open
40896                master_i/o stream_input_output
40897 
40898 
40899      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
40900 
40901      Time:     System Intialization.
40902 
40903      Meaning:  Some   error  was   detected  while   opening  the
40904                master_i/o  switch.  This  is usually  caused by a
40905                hardware   failure  in  the   operator's  console.
40906                Correct the failure and reboot the system.
40907 
40908      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
40909 
40910 
40911 
40912                [sc_init_.pl1]
40913                sc_init_:    ERROR_MESSAGE.     Failed   to   open
40914                admin_log log.
40915 
40916 
40917      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
40918 
40919      Time:     System Intialization.
40920 
40921      Meaning:  The system  failed to iox open the  switch for the
40922                log    >sc1>as_logs>admin_log.      The    segment
40923                >sc1>as_logs>admin_log may be damaged.  The system
40924                enters  a   primitive  Multics  listener   on  the
40925                bootload console.
40926 
40927      Action:   Repair  the problem.   You may  need to  rename or
40928                delete  the segment  >sc1>as_logs>admin_log.  Then
40929                shutdown and reboot.
40930 
40931 
40932 
40933 
40934 
40935 
40936 
40937 
40938 
40939 
40940 
40941 
40942 
40943 
40944 
40945 
40946 
40947 
40948 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         706                  11/13/89
40949 sc_init_                      -706-                      11/13/89^L
40950 
40951 
40952                [sc_init_.pl1]
40953                sc_init_:   Invoking  emergency  listener  because
40954                "nosc" parameter specified.
40955 
40956 
40957      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
40958 
40959      Time:     System Intialization.
40960 
40961      Meaning:  The  parm config  card specified  nosc (no  system
40962                control).    This  parameter   requests  that   an
40963                emergency listener  be entered to allow  repair of
40964                >sc1 or other parts of the system hierarchy at the
40965                earliest    possible     point    during    system
40966                initialization.    Once  the  repairs   are  made,
40967                shutdown the system  by typing:  "hphcs_$shutdown"
40968                and then reboot the system.
40969 
40970      Action:   Repair  the  problem,  shutdown  the  system, then
40971                reboot.
40972 
40973 
40974 
40975                [sc_init_.pl1]
40976                sc_init_:    Messages   from    log   salvage   of
40977                LOG_PATHNAME:
40978 
40979 
40980      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
40981 
40982      Time:     System Intialization.
40983 
40984      Meaning:  Some  error was detected  in opening the  admin or
40985                answering  service log specified  by LOG_PATHNAME.
40986                A salvage was invoked to attempt correction of the
40987                problem.  One  or more messages will  succeed this
40988                message  which describe  inconsistancies found  in
40989                the  log, repairs  which were  made, or conditions
40990                which prevent automatic repair.   These will be of
40991                the form "sc_init_:  (log_salvage_) MESSAGE".
40992 
40993      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
40994 
40995 
40996 
40997 
40998 
40999 
41000 
41001 
41002 
41003 
41004 
41005 
41006 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         707                  11/13/89
41007 sc_init_                      -707-                      11/13/89^L
41008 
41009 
41010                [sc_init_.pl1]
41011                sc_init_:   Cound  not  initiate  the  PIT for the
41012                Initializer.
41013 
41014 
41015      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
41016 
41017      Time:     System Intialization.
41018 
41019      Meaning:  The Initializer has failed to initiate the segment
41020                "pit"  in  its   process  directory.   This  could
41021                indicate  problems  with  the  bootload  tape, the
41022                online libraries, or the hardware.
41023 
41024      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
41025 
41026 
41027 
41028                [sc_init_.pl1]
41029                sc_init_:  Created >system_control_dir>as_logs
41030 
41031 
41032      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
41033 
41034      Time:     System Intialization.
41035 
41036      Meaning:  The   system  has   successfully  created   a  new
41037                directory >sc1>as_logs.
41038 
41039      Action:   No  operator action is  required.  If this  is not
41040                the  first bootload  of the  system under  MR11 or
41041                later, you may need  to retrieve log segments lost
41042                in a crash into the new directory.
41043 
41044 
41045 
41046                [sc_init_.pl1]
41047                sc_init_:                           ERROR_MESSAGE.
41048                >system_control_dir>as_logs  does not exist  or is
41049                not a directory.
41050 
41051 
41052      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
41053 
41054      Time:     System Intialization.
41055 
41056      Meaning:  The directory >sc1>as_logs must exist for the ring
41057                4 environment to be set up.
41058 
41059      Action:   The system  continues operation, trying  to repair
41060                the  situation.  Subsequent messages  indicate the
41061                success or failure of repairs.
41062 
41063 
41064 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         708                  11/13/89
41065 sc_init_                      -708-                      11/13/89^L
41066 
41067 
41068                [sc_init_.pl1]
41069                sc_init_:   ERROR_MESSAGE.  Could not  set working
41070                directory to PATH.
41071 
41072 
41073      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
41074 
41075      Time:     System Intialization.
41076 
41077      Meaning:  Either some program is  in error, or the directory
41078                PATH does not exist.
41079 
41080      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.  Correct the
41081                problem, shut down, and reboot.
41082 
41083 
41084 
41085                [sc_init_.pl1]
41086                sc_init_:      ERROR_MESSAGE.       Error     from
41087                initiate_search_rules.
41088 
41089 
41090      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
41091 
41092      Time:     System Intialization.
41093 
41094      Meaning:  The  Initializer is  attempting to  set its search
41095                rules and has encountered  an error.  This message
41096                may occur if an error has been introduced into the
41097                system tape,  or it may  indicate that one  of the
41098                directories searched  by the Initializer  has been
41099                destroyed.
41100 
41101      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
41102 
41103 
41104 
41105 
41106 
41107 
41108 
41109 
41110 
41111 
41112 
41113 
41114 
41115 
41116 
41117 
41118 
41119 
41120 
41121 
41122 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         709                  11/13/89
41123 sc_init_                      -709-                      11/13/89^L
41124 
41125 
41126                [sc_init_.pl1]
41127                sc_init_:    ERROR_MESSAGE.    Failed   to  attach
41128                admin_log log.
41129 
41130 
41131      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
41132 
41133      Time:     System Intialization.
41134 
41135      Meaning:  The  system failed  to  attach  a switch  to write
41136                information      to       the      admin      log,
41137                >sc1>as_logs>admin_log.         The        segment
41138                >sc1>as_logs>admin_log may be damaged.  The system
41139                enters  a   primitive  Multics  listener   on  the
41140                bootload console.
41141 
41142      Action:   Repair  the problem.   You may  have to  delete or
41143                rename  the segment  >sc1>as_logs>admin_log.  Then
41144                shutdown and reboot.
41145 
41146 
41147 
41148                [sc_init_.pl1]
41149                sc_init_:     ERROR_MESSAGE.    Failed    to   get
41150                log_write_ ptr for admin_log.
41151 
41152 
41153      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
41154 
41155      Time:     System Intialization.
41156 
41157      Meaning:  This indicated an internal programming error.  The
41158                online libraries may be damaged.
41159 
41160      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
41161 
41162 
41163 
41164 
41165 
41166 
41167 
41168 
41169 
41170 
41171 
41172 
41173 
41174 
41175 
41176 
41177 
41178 
41179 
41180 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         710                  11/13/89
41181 sc_init_                      -710-                      11/13/89^L
41182 
41183 
41184                [sc_init_.pl1]
41185                sc_init_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.   Failed to open  the AS
41186                log (>system_control_dir>as_logs>log).
41187 
41188 
41189      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
41190 
41191      Time:     System Intialization.
41192 
41193      Meaning:  The   system   was   unable   to   open   the  log
41194                >sc1>as_logs>log.  This may indicate damage to the
41195                segment  >sc1>as_logs>log.   The  system  enters a
41196                primitive   Multics  listener   on  the   bootload
41197                console.
41198 
41199      Action:   Repair  the problem.   You may  have to  rename or
41200                delete   >sc1>as_logs>log.    Then   shutdown  and
41201                reboot.
41202 
41203 
41204 
41205 
41206 
41207 
41208 
41209 
41210 
41211 
41212 
41213 
41214 
41215 
41216 
41217 
41218 
41219 
41220 
41221 
41222 
41223 
41224 
41225 
41226 
41227 
41228 
41229 
41230 
41231 
41232 
41233 
41234 
41235 
41236 
41237 
41238 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         711                  11/13/89
41239 sc_init_                      -711-                      11/13/89^L
41240 
41241 
41242                [sc_init_.pl1]
41243                sc_init_:  Failed  to attach one of  the severityN
41244                (1, 2, 3) switches.
41245 
41246 
41247      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
41248 
41249      Time:     System Intialization.
41250 
41251      Meaning:  The Initializer  failed to make a syn_  for one of
41252                the   three  switches  severity1,   severity2,  or
41253                severity3.  There may be a problem with the system
41254                tape, the libraries, or the hardware.
41255 
41256      Action:   The system attempts to  enter a primitive listener
41257                environment on  the bootload console.   You should
41258                diagnose  and/or  correct  the  problem  and  then
41259                reboot the system.
41260 
41261 
41262                Message:    sc_init_:    A   serious   error   was
41263                encountered   setting   up   the   system  control
41264                environment.  The system will attempt to establish
41265                a Multics  listener level.  You should  repair the
41266                problem, and then type:
41267                      "hphcs_$shutdown", and reboot the system.
41268 
41269      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
41270 
41271      Time:     System Intialization.
41272 
41273      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
41274 
41275 
41276 
41277                [sc_init_.pl1]
41278                sc_init_:   Failed to   create ssu  invocation for
41279                system control.
41280 
41281 
41282      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
41283 
41284      Time:     System Intialization.
41285 
41286      Meaning:  The  system failed  to set  up the  subsystem data
41287                structure   for   the   bootload   console.   This
41288                indicates a programming error  or trouble with the
41289                system libraries.
41290 
41291      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
41292 
41293 
41294 
41295 
41296 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         712                  11/13/89
41297 sc_init_                      -712-                      11/13/89^L
41298 
41299 
41300                [sc_init_.pl1]
41301                sc_init_:      Renamed    non-directory     object
41302                >system_control_dir>as_logs.
41303 
41304 
41305      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
41306 
41307      Time:     System Intialization.
41308 
41309      Meaning:  The  system   found  something  that  was   not  a
41310                directory   in   the   place   of   the  directory
41311                >sc1>as_logs,  and  renamed  it  to  permit  a new
41312                directory to be created.
41313 
41314      Action:   No operator action is required.
41315 
41316 
41317 
41318                [sc_process_command_line_.pl1]
41319                sc_process_command_line_:  Error while reattaching
41320                critical I/O switches.
41321 
41322 
41323      Stream:   $sc
41324 
41325      Time:     In response to an operator command.
41326 
41327      Meaning:  $crashes  This  indicates  a  logic  error  in the
41328                supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware problems.
41329 
41330      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
41331 
41332 
41333 
41334                [sc_process_command_line_.pl1]
41335                sc_process_command_line_:   ERROR_MESSAGE.   Could
41336                not  attach  switch  NAME  (@  LOC)  using  attach
41337                description DESCRIP.
41338 
41339 
41340      Stream:   $sc
41341 
41342      Time:     In response to an operator command.
41343 
41344      Meaning:  $crashes  $err ERROR_MESSAGE  is the  expansion of
41345                the  system  status  code  describing  the  attach
41346                error.  LOC gives the  location of the I/O Control
41347                Block (IOCB).
41348 
41349      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
41350 
41351 
41352 
41353 
41354 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         713                  11/13/89
41355 sc_process_command_line_      -713-                      11/13/89^L
41356 
41357 
41358                [sc_process_command_line_.pl1]
41359                sc_process_command_line_:   ERROR_MESSAGE.   Could
41360                not open switch NAME for stream_input_output.
41361 
41362 
41363      Stream:   $sc
41364 
41365      Time:     In response to an operator command.
41366 
41367      Meaning:  $crashes  $err ERROR_MESSAGE  is the  expansion of
41368                the system status code describing the open error.
41369 
41370      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
41371 
41372 
41373 
41374                [sc_process_command_line_.pl1]
41375                sc_process_command_line_:   ERROR_MESSAGE.   Could
41376                not restore attachment to switch NAME.
41377 
41378 
41379      Stream:   $sc
41380 
41381      Time:     In response to an operator command.
41382 
41383      Meaning:  $crashes  $err ERROR_MESSAGE  is the  expansion of
41384                the system status  code describing the move_attach
41385                error.
41386 
41387      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
41388 
41389 
41390 
41391                [sc_process_command_line_.pl1]
41392                sc_process_command_line_:   ERROR_MESSAGE.  Failed
41393                to find save iocb NAME.
41394 
41395 
41396      Stream:   $sc
41397 
41398      Time:     In response to an operator command.
41399 
41400      Meaning:  $crashes  $err ERROR_MESSAGE  is the  expansion of
41401                the  system  status  code  describing  the  actual
41402                error.
41403 
41404      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
41405 
41406 
41407 
41408 
41409 
41410 
41411 
41412 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         714                  11/13/89
41413 sc_process_command_line_      -714-                      11/13/89^L
41414 
41415 
41416                [sc_process_command_line_.pl1]
41417                sc_process_command_line_:   ERROR_MESSAGE.  Failed
41418                to move_attach iocb NAME.
41419 
41420 
41421      Stream:   $sc
41422 
41423      Time:     In response to an operator command.
41424 
41425      Meaning:  $crashes  $err ERROR_MESSAGE  is the  expansion of
41426                the  system  status  code  describing  the  actual
41427                error.
41428 
41429      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
41430 
41431 
41432 
41433                [sc_process_command_line_.pl1]
41434                sc_process_command_line_:    Terminal  SOURCE_NAME
41435                hung up during execution of command.
41436 
41437 
41438      Stream:   as (severity 2)
41439 
41440      Time:     In response to an operator command.
41441 
41442      Meaning:  Reports that  execution of an  Initializer command
41443                was  interrupted  when   the  message  coordinator
41444                terminal identified by SOURCE_NAME hung.
41445 
41446      Action:   No operator action is required.
41447 
41448 
41449 
41450                [sc_requests_.pl1]
41451                sc_requests_  (set_time_zone):  Changed  time zone
41452                from OLD_ZONE to NEW_ZONE.
41453 
41454 
41455      Stream:   $sc
41456 
41457      Time:     While system is running.
41458 
41459      Meaning:  This  messages  records   that  the  set_time_zone
41460                operator request was
41461                          given, and that  the system default time
41462                zone was thereby changed
41463                          from OLD_ZONE to NEW_ZONE.
41464 
41465      Action:   No operator action is required.
41466 
41467 
41468 
41469 
41470 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         715                  11/13/89
41471 sc_requests_ (set_time_zon    -715-                      11/13/89^L
41472 
41473 
41474                [sc_signal_handler_.pl1]
41475                sc_signal_handler_:  error:  CONDITION_NAME
41476 
41477 
41478      Stream:   as (severity2)
41479 
41480      Time:     While system is running.
41481 
41482      Meaning:  A CONDITION_NAME condition  occurred while running
41483                an operator
41484                          command.  An answering  service dump has
41485                been taken to further
41486                          describe the cause of the condition.
41487 
41488      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
41489 
41490 
41491 
41492                [scas_init.pl1]
41493                scas_init:  Bootload CPU  has no system controller
41494                mask assigned.
41495 
41496 
41497      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
41498 
41499      Time:     System Intialization.
41500 
41501      Meaning:  No memory assigns a  mask register to the bootload
41502                CPU.
41503 
41504      Action:   Correct the configuration and reboot.
41505 
41506 
41507 
41508                [scas_init.pl1]
41509                scas_init:  Bootload CPU may not be on an expander
41510                port.
41511 
41512 
41513      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
41514 
41515      Time:     System Intialization.
41516 
41517      Meaning:  The CPU config card for the bootload CPU indicates
41518                that  the bootload  CPU  is  on an  expanded port.
41519                This is not permitted.
41520 
41521      Action:   Correct  the  configuration  or  the configuration
41522                deck, and reboot.
41523 
41524 
41525 
41526 
41527 
41528 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         716                  11/13/89
41529 scas_init                     -716-                      11/13/89^L
41530 
41531 
41532                [scas_init.pl1]
41533                scas_init:  Config card for bootload CPU indicates
41534                unit is offline.
41535 
41536 
41537      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
41538 
41539      Time:     System Intialization.
41540 
41541      Meaning:  The configuration deck is incorrect.
41542 
41543      Action:   Correct  the  configuration  or  the configuration
41544                deck, and reboot.
41545 
41546 
41547 
41548                [scas_init.pl1]
41549                scas_init:  Config card for bootload MEM indicates
41550                unit is offline.
41551 
41552 
41553      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
41554 
41555      Time:     System Intialization.
41556 
41557      Meaning:  The configuration deck is incorrect.
41558 
41559      Action:   Correct the the configuration deck and reboot.
41560 
41561 
41562 
41563                [scas_init.pl1]
41564                scas_init:   Config card for  CPU X is  neither on
41565                nor off.
41566 
41567 
41568      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
41569 
41570      Time:     System Intialization.
41571 
41572      Meaning:  The configuration deck is incorrect.
41573 
41574      Action:   Correct the the configuration deck and reboot.
41575 
41576 
41577 
41578 
41579 
41580 
41581 
41582 
41583 
41584 
41585 
41586 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         717                  11/13/89
41587 scas_init                     -717-                      11/13/89^L
41588 
41589 
41590                [scas_init.pl1]
41591                scas_init:   Config card for  MEM Y is  neither on
41592                nor off.
41593 
41594 
41595      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
41596 
41597      Time:     System Intialization.
41598 
41599      Meaning:  The configuration deck is incorrect.
41600 
41601      Action:   Correct the the configuration deck and reboot.
41602 
41603 
41604 
41605                [scas_init.pl1]
41606                scas_init:    CPU  config  card   specifies  wrong
41607                controller port number.
41608 
41609 
41610      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
41611 
41612      Time:     System Intialization.
41613 
41614      Meaning:  The configuration deck is incorrect.
41615 
41616      Action:   Correct  the  configuration  or  the configuration
41617                deck, and reboot.
41618 
41619 
41620 
41621                [scas_init.pl1]
41622                scas_init:   CPU data  switches are  XXXXXXXXXXXX,
41623                should be YYYYYYYYYYYY
41624 
41625 
41626      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
41627 
41628      Time:     System Intialization.
41629 
41630      Meaning:  The CPU  data switches are not  set properly.  The
41631                proper values are displayed.
41632 
41633      Action:   The incorrect value will  prevent returning to bce
41634                on that CPU by means of EXECUTE SWITCHES.  Certain
41635                incorrect values will  activate software debugging
41636                traps.   The switches  should be  corrected.  This
41637                can be done while the CPU is running.
41638 
41639 
41640 
41641 
41642 
41643 
41644 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         718                  11/13/89
41645 scas_init                     -718-                      11/13/89^L
41646 
41647 
41648                [scas_init.pl1]
41649                scas_init:   CPU X and  CPU Y both  configured for
41650                port P subport S
41651 
41652 
41653      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
41654 
41655      Time:     System Intialization.
41656 
41657      Meaning:  The  CPU  CONFIG  cards  for  CPU's  X  and Y both
41658                indicate that  they are connected to  subport S of
41659                expanded SCU port P.  This is clearly impossible.
41660 
41661      Action:   Correct the configuration deck and reboot.
41662 
41663 
41664 
41665                [scas_init.pl1]
41666                scas_init:  CPU X appears twice in config deck.
41667 
41668 
41669      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
41670 
41671      Time:     System Intialization.
41672 
41673      Meaning:  The configuration deck is incorrect.
41674 
41675      Action:   Correct the the configuration deck and reboot.
41676 
41677 
41678 
41679                [scas_init.pl1]
41680                scas_init:  Illegal expander subport  tag on CPU X
41681                config card.
41682 
41683 
41684      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
41685 
41686      Time:     System Intialization.
41687 
41688      Meaning:  A CPU config card, for CPU X, specifies an illegal
41689                value for a port-expander subport.  The only legal
41690                values for expander subports are A, B, C, and D.
41691 
41692      Action:   Correct the config deck and reboot.
41693 
41694 
41695 
41696 
41697 
41698 
41699 
41700 
41701 
41702 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         719                  11/13/89
41703 scas_init                     -719-                      11/13/89^L
41704 
41705 
41706                [scas_init.pl1]
41707                scas_init:  Illegal tag on CPU config card.
41708 
41709 
41710      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
41711 
41712      Time:     System Intialization.
41713 
41714      Meaning:  One or  more CPU cards is incorrect.   Tag must be
41715                one of A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H.
41716 
41717      Action:   Correct  the  configuration  or  the configuration
41718                deck, and reboot.
41719 
41720 
41721 
41722                [scas_init.pl1]
41723                scas_init:  Illegal tag on MEM config card.
41724 
41725 
41726      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
41727 
41728      Time:     System Intialization.
41729 
41730      Meaning:  The configuration deck is  incorrect.  Tag must be
41731                one of A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H.
41732 
41733      Action:   Correct the the configuration deck and reboot.
41734 
41735 
41736 
41737                [scas_init.pl1]
41738                scas_init:  MEM X is an old SCU with port expander
41739 
41740 
41741      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
41742 
41743      Time:     System Intialization.
41744 
41745      Meaning:  System  controller  X  is  an  old-style  SCU, but
41746                configuration cards indicate that  it has at least
41747                one expanded  port, because there  is a CPU  on an
41748                expanded  port in   the system.   Old-style system
41749                controllers may not have expanded ports.
41750 
41751      Action:   The  configuration deck is  in error.  Fix  it and
41752                reboot.
41753 
41754 
41755 
41756 
41757 
41758 
41759 
41760 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         720                  11/13/89
41761 scas_init                     -720-                      11/13/89^L
41762 
41763 
41764                [scas_init.pl1]
41765                scas_init:  MEM X is not enabled.
41766 
41767 
41768      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
41769 
41770      Time:     System Intialization.
41771 
41772      Meaning:  The bootload CPU does not have MEM X enabled.
41773 
41774      Action:   Correct  the  configuration  or  the configuration
41775                deck, and reboot.
41776 
41777 
41778 
41779                [scas_init.pl1]
41780                scas_init:   MEM  Y  address  assignment disagrees
41781                with config deck.
41782 
41783 
41784      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
41785 
41786      Time:     System Intialization.
41787 
41788      Meaning:  The address  assignment of memory Y,  as read from
41789                the address assignment switches on the maintenance
41790                panel  of  the  bootload  CPU,  disagrees with the
41791                address assignment of this  memory as indicated by
41792                the  relative  position  of  its  MEM  card in the
41793                configuration deck.
41794 
41795      Action:   If the configuration deck is wrong, correct it and
41796                reboot.   If the   configuration deck  is correct,
41797                check   all   address   assignment   switches   on
41798                processors, IOMs,  and the Bulk  Store Controller,
41799                correct them, reboot bce, and reboot.
41800 
41801 
41802 
41803                [scas_init.pl1]
41804                scas_init:  MEM Y appears twice in config deck.
41805 
41806 
41807      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
41808 
41809      Time:     System Intialization.
41810 
41811      Meaning:  The configuration deck is incorrect.
41812 
41813      Action:   Correct the the configuration deck and reboot.
41814 
41815 
41816 
41817 
41818 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         721                  11/13/89
41819 scas_init                     -721-                      11/13/89^L
41820 
41821 
41822                [scas_init.pl1]
41823                scas_init:  MEM  Y has duplicate  mask assignments
41824                to CPU X.
41825 
41826 
41827      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
41828 
41829      Time:     System Intialization.
41830 
41831      Meaning:  The EXECUTE INTERRUPT MASK ASSIGNMENT or MASK/PORT
41832                ASSIGNMENT on memory Y is incorrect.
41833 
41834      Action:   Correct the configuration and reboot.
41835 
41836 
41837 
41838                [scas_init.pl1]
41839                scas_init:    MEM  Y   has  mask   Z  assigned  to
41840                non-processor port.
41841 
41842 
41843      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
41844 
41845      Time:     System Intialization.
41846 
41847      Meaning:  The EXECUTE INTERRUPT MASK ASSIGNMENT or MASK/PORT
41848                ASSIGNMENT on memory Y is incorrect.
41849 
41850      Action:   Correct the configuration and reboot.
41851 
41852 
41853 
41854                [scas_init.pl1]
41855                scas_init:  MEM  Y has more memory  than indicated
41856                by CPU switches.
41857 
41858 
41859      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
41860 
41861      Time:     System Intialization.
41862 
41863      Meaning:  The  PORT SIZE  plug on  the free  edge of  the PQ
41864                board of the bootload CPU  does not agree with the
41865                STORE SIZE switch on MEM Y.
41866 
41867      Action:   Correct the configuration and reboot.
41868 
41869 
41870 
41871 
41872 
41873 
41874 
41875 
41876 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         722                  11/13/89
41877 scas_init                     -722-                      11/13/89^L
41878 
41879 
41880                [scas_init.pl1]
41881                scas_init:  MEM Y has no mask assigned to CPU X.
41882 
41883 
41884      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
41885 
41886      Time:     System Intialization.
41887 
41888      Meaning:  The EXECUTE INTERRUPT MASK ASSIGNMENT or MASK/PORT
41889                ASSIGNMENT on memory Y is incorrect.
41890 
41891      Action:   Correct the configuration and reboot.
41892 
41893 
41894 
41895                [scas_init.pl1]
41896                scas_init:  MEM Y is not in PROGRAM mode.
41897 
41898 
41899      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
41900 
41901      Time:     System Intialization.
41902 
41903      Meaning:  The MODE switch for memory Y is incorrect.
41904 
41905      Action:   Correct the configuration and reboot.
41906 
41907 
41908 
41909                [scas_init.pl1]
41910                scas_init:  MEM Y is not in the configuration, but
41911                is enabled by the CPU switches.
41912 
41913 
41914      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
41915 
41916      Time:     System Intialization.
41917 
41918      Meaning:  The bootload  CPU enables memory Y.   But there is
41919                no MEM card for this memory.
41920 
41921      Action:   Correct  the  configuration  or  the configuration
41922                deck, and reboot.
41923 
41924 
41925 
41926 
41927 
41928 
41929 
41930 
41931 
41932 
41933 
41934 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         723                  11/13/89
41935 scas_init                     -723-                      11/13/89^L
41936 
41937 
41938                [scas_init.pl1]
41939                scas_init:  More than one low-order MEM.
41940 
41941 
41942      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
41943 
41944      Time:     System Intialization.
41945 
41946      Meaning:  The configuration deck is incorrect.
41947 
41948      Action:   Correct the the configuration deck and reboot.
41949 
41950 
41951 
41952                [scas_init.pl1]
41953                scas_init:  No config card for bootload CPU.
41954 
41955 
41956      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
41957 
41958      Time:     System Intialization.
41959 
41960      Meaning:  The configuration deck is incorrect.
41961 
41962      Action:   Correct  the  configuration  or  the configuration
41963                deck, and reboot.
41964 
41965 
41966 
41967                [scas_init.pl1]
41968                scas_init:  No config card for bootload MEM
41969 
41970 
41971      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
41972 
41973      Time:     System Intialization.
41974 
41975      Meaning:  The configuration deck is incorrect.
41976 
41977      Action:   Correct the the configuration deck and reboot.
41978 
41979 
41980 
41981 
41982 
41983 
41984 
41985 
41986 
41987 
41988 
41989 
41990 
41991 
41992 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         724                  11/13/89
41993 scas_init                     -724-                      11/13/89^L
41994 
41995 
41996                [scas_init.pl1]
41997                scas_init:  No CPU config card.
41998 
41999 
42000      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
42001 
42002      Time:     System Intialization.
42003 
42004      Meaning:  The configuration deck is incorrect.
42005 
42006      Action:   Correct the the configuration deck and reboot.
42007 
42008 
42009 
42010                [scas_init.pl1]
42011                scas_init:  No MEM config card.
42012 
42013 
42014      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
42015 
42016      Time:     System Intialization.
42017 
42018      Meaning:  The configuration deck is incorrect.
42019 
42020      Action:   Correct the the configuration deck and reboot.
42021 
42022 
42023 
42024                [scas_init.pl1]
42025                scas_init:  Possible memory address overlap in MEM
42026                Y.
42027 
42028 
42029      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
42030 
42031      Time:     System Intialization.
42032 
42033      Meaning:  This indicates that the  lower store size does not
42034                agree  with  the  actual  memory  available in the
42035                store  unit.  A possible  example of this  is when
42036                the lower store is actually  in two store units (A
42037                and  A1)  and  the  secondary  unit  (A1)  is  not
42038                enabled.
42039 
42040      Action:   Correct the configuration and reboot.
42041 
42042 
42043 
42044 
42045 
42046 
42047 
42048 
42049 
42050 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         725                  11/13/89
42051 scas_init                     -725-                      11/13/89^L
42052 
42053 
42054                [scas_init.pl1]
42055                scas_init:  SCU port P configured as both expanded
42056                and non-expanded.
42057 
42058 
42059      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
42060 
42061      Time:     System Intialization.
42062 
42063      Meaning:  CPU configuration cards imply that Port P on SCU's
42064                (P  is the port  number, from 0  to 7) is  both an
42065                expander port (by being named as the CPU port in a
42066                CPU card with an  expander_port field), and not an
42067                expander  port (by  being  named  in one  that has
42068                none).
42069 
42070      Action:   Correct the configuratin deck and reboot.
42071 
42072 
42073 
42074                [scas_init.pl1]
42075                scas_init:  Size too large  on config card for MEM
42076                Y.
42077 
42078 
42079      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
42080 
42081      Time:     System Intialization.
42082 
42083      Meaning:  Either the PORT SIZE plug  on the free edge of the
42084                PQ board  of the bootload CPU does  not agree with
42085                the  configuration deck,  or the  actual amount of
42086                memory present  in MEM Y  does not agree  with the
42087                config deck.
42088 
42089 
42090      Action:   Correct  the  configuration  or  the configuration
42091                deck, and reboot.
42092 
42093 
42094 
42095 
42096 
42097 
42098 
42099 
42100 
42101 
42102 
42103 
42104 
42105 
42106 
42107 
42108 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         726                  11/13/89
42109 scas_init                     -726-                      11/13/89^L
42110 
42111 
42112                [scavenge_volume.pl1]
42113                scavenge_volume:  damaged switch found on for NAME
42114                at VTOCX (dskX_NN{S})
42115 
42116 
42117      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
42118 
42119      Time:     During a physical volume scavenge of dskX_NN{S}
42120 
42121      Meaning:  The  damaged switch in  the VTOCEwas set  prior to
42122                the scavenge.
42123 
42124      Action:   Recover the segment.
42125 
42126 
42127 
42128                [scavenge_volume.pl1]
42129                scavenge_volume:      Damaged      vtoce     VTOCX
42130                (dskX_NN{S}).
42131 
42132 
42133      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
42134 
42135      Time:     During a physical volume scavenge of dskX_NN{S}
42136 
42137      Meaning:  The VTOCE image before correction is recorded into
42138                the  syserr log  if scavenge_vol  was invoked with
42139                the -dump control argument.
42140 
42141      Action:   No operator action is required.
42142 
42143 
42144 
42145                [scavenge_volume.pl1]
42146                scavenge_volume:    Debug  Trap  on   scavenge  of
42147                dskX_NN{S}
42148 
42149 
42150      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
42151 
42152      Time:     At  the   completion  of  a  volume   scavenge  of
42153                dskX_NN{S}
42154 
42155      Meaning:  This  is  a  debugging  trap  which  results  when
42156                scavenge_vol  is  used   with  the  -trap  control
42157                argument.
42158 
42159      Action:   Type GO to resume Multics operation.
42160 
42161 
42162 
42163 
42164 
42165 
42166 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         727                  11/13/89
42167 scavenge_volume               -727-                      11/13/89^L
42168 
42169 
42170                [scavenge_volume.pl1]
42171                scavenge_volume:   dirsw turned   off for  NAME at
42172                VTOCX (dskX_NN{S})
42173 
42174 
42175      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
42176 
42177      Time:     During a physical volume scavenge of dskX_NN{S}
42178 
42179      Meaning:  The directory switch in the VTOCE was found on for
42180                a non-directory segment.  It  has been turned off.
42181                The segment has been damaged.
42182 
42183      Action:   Recover the segment.
42184 
42185 
42186 
42187                [scavenge_volume.pl1]
42188                scavenge_volume:   Error freeing TYPE  vtocx VTOCX
42189                on dskX_NN{S}.  ERRORMESSAGE
42190 
42191 
42192      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
42193 
42194      Time:     During a physical volume scavenge of dskX_NN{S}.
42195 
42196      Meaning:  The VTOCE indicated could not  be freed due to the
42197                error indicated.
42198 
42199      Action:   No operator action is required.
42200 
42201 
42202 
42203                [scavenge_volume.pl1]
42204                scavenge_volume:   Error  reading  vtocx  NNNN  on
42205                dskX_NN{S}.  ERRORMESSAGE
42206 
42207 
42208      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
42209 
42210      Time:     During a physical volume scavenge of dskX_NN{S}
42211 
42212      Meaning:  An  error was  encountered attempting  to read the
42213                VTOCE indicated.   The VTOCE is skipped,  and lost
42214                records  are not  recovered.  The  count of volume
42215                inconsistencies is not reset to zero.
42216 
42217      Action:   After  the  problems  with  the  volume  have been
42218                repaired, run the scavenger  again to recover lost
42219                records.
42220 
42221 
42222 
42223 
42224 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         728                  11/13/89
42225 scavenge_volume               -728-                      11/13/89^L
42226 
42227 
42228                [scavenge_volume.pl1]
42229                scavenge_volume:   Error  writing  vtocx  NNNNN on
42230                dskX_NN{S}.  ERRORMESSAGE
42231 
42232 
42233      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
42234 
42235      Time:     During a physical volume scavenge of dskX_NN{S}
42236 
42237      Meaning:  The  error  indicated  was  encountered  writing a
42238                VTOCE.
42239 
42240      Action:   No operator action is required.
42241 
42242 
42243 
42244                [scavenge_volume.pl1]
42245                scavenge_volume:   Faulting  under  the  LOCK  for
42246                debugging for USER
42247 
42248 
42249      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
42250 
42251      Time:     During a physical volume salvage.
42252 
42253      Meaning:  A fault tag three fault is taken to exercise fault
42254                recovery.
42255 
42256      Action:   No operator action is required.
42257 
42258 
42259 
42260 
42261 
42262 
42263 
42264 
42265 
42266 
42267 
42268 
42269 
42270 
42271 
42272 
42273 
42274 
42275 
42276 
42277 
42278 
42279 
42280 
42281 
42282 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         729                  11/13/89
42283 scavenge_volume               -729-                      11/13/89^L
42284 
42285 
42286                [scavenge_volume.pl1]
42287                scavenge_volume:  Freed NNN VTOCEs on dskX_NN{S}
42288 
42289 
42290      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
42291 
42292      Time:     During a physical volume scavenge of dskX_NN{S}
42293 
42294      Meaning:  NNN  VTOCEs were  added to  the free  pool.  These
42295                VTOCEs  are VTOCEs  found free  but not  marked as
42296                free  in the VTOC  map, per-process VTOCEs  from a
42297                prior  bootload, and   per-bootload VTOCEs  from a
42298                prior bootload.
42299 
42300                Message:   scavenge_volume:  vtoce  NAME at  VTOCX
42301                (dskX_NN{S}) disk addr RRR bad
42302 
42303      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
42304 
42305      Time:     During a physical volume scavenge of dskX_NN{S}
42306 
42307      Meaning:  Record  address  RRR  in  the  VTOCE  indicated is
42308                outside of the paging  region for the volume.  The
42309                segment has been damaged.
42310 
42311      Action:   Recover the segment.
42312 
42313 
42314 
42315                [scavenge_volume.pl1]
42316                scavenge_volume:  Freed NNNN records on dskX_NN{S}
42317 
42318 
42319      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
42320 
42321      Time:     During a physical volume scavenge of dskX_NN{S}
42322 
42323      Meaning:  NNNN  records were  not claimed  by any  VTOCE and
42324                were not listed as free  in the volume map.  These
42325                records have been freed.
42326 
42327      Action:   No operator action is required.
42328 
42329 
42330 
42331 
42332 
42333 
42334 
42335 
42336 
42337 
42338 
42339 
42340 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         730                  11/13/89
42341 scavenge_volume               -730-                      11/13/89^L
42342 
42343 
42344                [scavenge_volume.pl1]
42345                scavenge_volume:  freeing TYPE VTOCE NAME at VTOCX
42346                (dskX_NN{S})
42347 
42348 
42349      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
42350 
42351      Time:     During a physical volume scavenge of dskX_NN{S}
42352 
42353      Meaning:  The  message  appears  for  each  VTOCE  freed  if
42354                scavenge_vol was  invoked with the  -debug control
42355                argument.
42356 
42357      Action:   No operator action is required.
42358 
42359 
42360 
42361                [scavenge_volume.pl1]
42362                scavenge_volume:   Invalid File  Map Checksum  for
42363                NAME at VTOCX (dskX_NN{S}).
42364 
42365 
42366      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
42367 
42368      Time:     During a physical volume scavenge of dskX_NN{S}.
42369 
42370      Meaning:  The  filemap  checksum  was  incorrect, indicating
42371                damage to  the VTOCE.  The checksum  is corrected.
42372                Other damage, if found, is reported.
42373 
42374      Action:   No operator action is required.
42375 
42376 
42377 
42378                [scavenge_volume.pl1]
42379                scavenge_volume:   NNN  errors  reading  VTOCEs on
42380                dskX_NN{S}
42381 
42382 
42383      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
42384 
42385      Time:               During  a  physical  volume  scavenge of
42386                dskX_NN{S}
42387 
42388      Meaning:  Errors were encountered reading VTOCEs.  A message
42389                describing each error was recorded into the syserr
42390                log.  The VTOCEs with errors are skipped, and lost
42391                records are not recovered.
42392 
42393      Action:   When  the  volume  has  been  repaired,  rerun the
42394                scavenger to recover the lost records.
42395 
42396 
42397 
42398 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         731                  11/13/89
42399 scavenge_volume               -731-                      11/13/89^L
42400 
42401 
42402                [scavenge_volume.pl1]
42403                scavenge_volume:    NNN   VTOCEs   on   dskX_NN{S}
42404                damaged.  MMM damaged during this scavenge.
42405 
42406 
42407      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
42408 
42409      Time:     At  the   completion  of  a  volume   scavenge  of
42410                dskX_NN{S}
42411 
42412      Meaning:  The  scavenger  found  a   total  of  NNN  damaged
42413                segments  on  the  volume.   Of  these,  MMM  were
42414                damaged by the scavenger due to inconsistencies in
42415                the VTOCEs for these segments.  A message for each
42416                was recorded into the syserr log.
42417 
42418      Action:   Examine  the  syserr  log   to  find  the  damaged
42419                segments and recover them.
42420 
42421 
42422 
42423                [scavenge_volume.pl1]
42424                scavenge_volume:  Out-of-service  address in stock
42425                for dskX_NN{S}
42426 
42427 
42428      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
42429 
42430      Time:     During a scavenge of dskX_NN{S}
42431 
42432      Meaning:  While    examining   the    record   stock,    and
42433                out-of-service  address was  encountered.  Due  to
42434                the volume map locking protocols used, this should
42435                never happen.   It indicates hardware  or software
42436                malfunction.
42437 
42438      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
42439 
42440                Message:  scavenge_volume:  Processing vtocx NNNNN
42441                on dskX_NN{S}
42442 
42443      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
42444 
42445      Time:     During a volume scavenge of dskX_NN{S}
42446 
42447      Meaning:  This message is printed  every 2000 (octal) VTOCEs
42448                during the  scan of the  VTOC by the  scavenger if
42449                scavenge_vol was invoked with the -debug option.
42450 
42451      Action:   No operator action is required.
42452 
42453 
42454 
42455 
42456 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         732                  11/13/89
42457 scavenge_volume               -732-                      11/13/89^L
42458 
42459 
42460                [scavenge_volume.pl1]
42461                scavenge_volume:    Overflow    on   scavenge   of
42462                dskX_NN{S}.  Restarting.
42463 
42464 
42465      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
42466 
42467      Time:     During a physical volume scavenge of dskX_NN{S}.
42468 
42469      Meaning:  An  internal  table  which  tracks  reused  record
42470                addresses  overflowed.  All conflicts  detected so
42471                far  are resolved,  and the  scavenge is restarted
42472                from the beginning.
42473 
42474      Action:   No operator action is required.
42475 
42476 
42477 
42478                [scavenge_volume.pl1]
42479                scavenge_volume:   setting damaged switch  on NAME
42480                at VTOCX (dskX_NN{S}).
42481 
42482 
42483      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
42484 
42485      Time:     During a physical volume scavenge of dskX_NN{S}
42486 
42487      Meaning:  An  inconsistency has  been detected  in the VTOCE
42488                and  the damaged switch  has been set.   A message
42489                describing the inconsistency  has been recorded in
42490                the syserr log.  The binary information associated
42491                with this message includes the segment UID-path.
42492 
42493      Action:   Recover the segment.
42494 
42495 
42496 
42497 
42498 
42499 
42500 
42501 
42502 
42503 
42504 
42505 
42506 
42507 
42508 
42509 
42510 
42511 
42512 
42513 
42514 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         733                  11/13/89
42515 scavenge_volume               -733-                      11/13/89^L
42516 
42517 
42518                [scavenge_volume.pl1]
42519                scavenge_volume:   Unable to resolve  conflict for
42520                address RRR on dskX_NN{S}.  astep=PTR
42521 
42522 
42523      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
42524 
42525      Time:     During a physical volume scavenge of dskX_NN{S}
42526 
42527      Meaning:  During the  scan of the VTOC,  the scavenger found
42528                several  VTOCEs  which  claimed  the  same  record
42529                address RRR.   It could not resolve  the conflict,
42530                since  the  segment  with  the  ASTE indicated was
42531                active and could not be deactivated.
42532 
42533      Action:   Rerun the  scavenger at a  later time.  It  may be
42534                necessary to wait until the next bootload.
42535 
42536 
42537 
42538                [scavenge_volume.pl1]
42539                scavenge_volume:   Unable to resolve  conflict for
42540                address RRR  on dskX_NN{S}.  Error at  vtocx NNNN.
42541                ERRORMESSAGE.
42542 
42543 
42544      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
42545 
42546      Time:     During a physical volume scavenge of dskX_NN{S}
42547 
42548      Meaning:  During the VTOC walk,  the scavenger found several
42549                VTOCEs  claiming  the  save  address  RRR.  It was
42550                unable to resolve the conflict due to a VTOCE read
42551                error.
42552 
42553      Action:   After  the  volume  has  been  repaired, rerun the
42554                scavenger.
42555 
42556 
42557 
42558 
42559 
42560 
42561 
42562 
42563 
42564 
42565 
42566 
42567 
42568 
42569 
42570 
42571 
42572 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         734                  11/13/89
42573 scavenge_volume               -734-                      11/13/89^L
42574 
42575 
42576                [scavenge_volume.pl1]
42577                scavenge_volume:     vtoce     NAME    at    VTOCX
42578                (dskX_NN{S}).  cur len changed from X to Y
42579 
42580 
42581      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
42582 
42583      Time:     During a physical volume scavenge of dskX_NN{S}
42584 
42585      Meaning:  The current segment length  field in the VTOCE has
42586                been corrected.  The segment has been damaged.
42587 
42588      Action:   Recover the segment.
42589 
42590 
42591 
42592                [scavenge_volume.pl1]
42593                scavenge_volume:     vtoce     NAME    at    VTOCX
42594                (dskX_NN{S}).  max len changed from X to Y
42595 
42596 
42597      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
42598 
42599      Time:     During a physical volume scavenge of dskX_NN{S}
42600 
42601      Meaning:  The  max  length  field  in  the  VTOCE  has  been
42602                corrected.  The segment has been damaged.
42603 
42604      Action:   Recover the segment.
42605 
42606 
42607 
42608                [scavenge_volume.pl1]
42609                scavenge_volume:     vtoce     NAME    at    VTOCX
42610                (dskX_NN{S}).  rec used changed from X to Y
42611 
42612 
42613      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
42614 
42615      Time:     During a physical volume scavenge of dskX_NN{S}
42616 
42617      Meaning:  The  records  used  field  in  the  VTOCE has been
42618                corrected.  The segment has been damaged.
42619 
42620      Action:   Recover the segment.
42621 
42622 
42623 
42624 
42625 
42626 
42627 
42628 
42629 
42630 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         735                  11/13/89
42631 scavenge_volume               -735-                      11/13/89^L
42632 
42633 
42634                [scavenge_volume.pl1]
42635                scavenge_volume:     vtoce     NAME    at    VTOCX
42636                (dskX_NN{S}).   ref  to  pageno  PPP  at  addr RRR
42637                deleted
42638 
42639 
42640      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
42641 
42642      Time:     During a physical volume scavenge of dskX_NN{S}
42643 
42644      Meaning:  Address  RRR was claimed  by more than  one VTOCE.
42645                The  page indicated  has  been  changed to  a null
42646                page, and the segment has been damaged.
42647 
42648      Action:   Recover the segment.
42649 
42650 
42651 
42652                [scavenge_volume.pl1]
42653                scavenge_volume:     vtoce     NAME    at    VTOCX
42654                (dskX_NN{S}).  time-record-product reset to zero
42655 
42656 
42657      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
42658 
42659      Time:     During a physical volume scavenge of dskX_NN{S}
42660 
42661      Meaning:  An    invalid    value    was    found    in   the
42662                time-record-product field of  the VTOCE indicated.
42663                This field has been reset to zero.
42664 
42665      Action:   No operator action is required.
42666 
42667 
42668 
42669                [scavenger.pl1]
42670                scavenger:    Begin  scavenge  of   dskX_NN{s}  by
42671                PERSON.PROJECT.TAG
42672 
42673 
42674      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
42675 
42676      Time:     When a physical volume is being scavenged
42677 
42678      Meaning:  This is an informational  message at the beginning
42679                of a volume scavenge.
42680 
42681      Action:   No operator action is required.
42682 
42683 
42684 
42685 
42686 
42687 
42688 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         736                  11/13/89
42689 scavenger                     -736-                      11/13/89^L
42690 
42691 
42692                [scavenger.pl1]
42693                scavenger:  Invalid block reset.
42694 
42695 
42696      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
42697 
42698      Time:     When a physical volume is being scavenged.
42699 
42700      Meaning:  A process attempted to  clean up a scavenger block
42701                which  was not assigned  to it.  This  indicates a
42702                software malfunction.
42703 
42704      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
42705 
42706 
42707 
42708                [scavenger.pl1]
42709                scavenger:   Meters from  scavenge of  dskX_NN{s}.
42710                METERINGDATA.
42711 
42712 
42713      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
42714 
42715      Time:     When a physical volume is being scavenged.
42716 
42717      Meaning:  Various  peformance measurements  of the  scavenge
42718                are recorded if  the appropriate scavenger control
42719                flag is set.
42720 
42721      Action:   No operator action is required.
42722 
42723 
42724 
42725                [scavenger.pl1]
42726                scavenger:  Process table entry  not owned by this
42727                process.
42728 
42729 
42730      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
42731 
42732      Time:     When a physical volume is being scavenged.
42733 
42734      Meaning:  The scavenger attempted to release a process table
42735                entry which did not  belong to this process.  This
42736                indicates a software malfunction.
42737 
42738      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
42739 
42740 
42741 
42742 
42743 
42744 
42745 
42746 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         737                  11/13/89
42747 scavenger                     -737-                      11/13/89^L
42748 
42749 
42750                [scavenger.pl1]
42751                scavenger:     Scavenge     of    dskX_NN{s}    by
42752                PERSON.PROJECT.TAG    completed     with    error.
42753                ERRORMESSAGE.
42754 
42755 
42756      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
42757 
42758      Time:     When a physical volume is being scavenged.
42759 
42760      Meaning:  Scavenging could  not be completed because  of the
42761                error indicated.
42762 
42763      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
42764 
42765 
42766 
42767                [scavenger.pl1]
42768                scavenger:     Scavenge     of    dskX_NN{s}    by
42769                PERSON.PROJECT.TAG completed.
42770 
42771 
42772      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
42773 
42774      Time:     When a physical volume is being scavenged.
42775 
42776      Meaning:  This  is  an  informational  message  to  indicate
42777                successful completion of a scavenge.
42778 
42779      Action:   No operator action is required.
42780 
42781 
42782 
42783                [scavenger.pl1]
42784                scavenger:  Scavenge of dskX_NN{s} stopped.
42785 
42786 
42787      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
42788 
42789      Time:     During system shutdown.
42790 
42791      Meaning:  The  system is being  shutdown, and a  scavenge of
42792                dskX_NN{s}  is  in   progress.   The  scavenge  is
42793                terminated and likely had no effect.
42794 
42795      Action:   Rerun the scavenge.
42796 
42797 
42798 
42799 
42800 
42801 
42802 
42803 
42804 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         738                  11/13/89
42805 scavenger                     -738-                      11/13/89^L
42806 
42807 
42808                [scavenger.pl1]
42809                scavenger:   XXXXXX   condition  signalled  during
42810                scavenge of dskX_NN{s} by PERSON.PROJECT.TAG
42811 
42812 
42813      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
42814 
42815      Time:     When a physical volume is being scavenged.
42816 
42817      Meaning:  An  unexpected  XXXXXX   condition  was  signalled
42818                during   a  volume   scavenge,  causing   abnormal
42819                termination of the scavenge.
42820 
42821      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
42822 
42823 
42824 
42825                [scr_util.pl1]
42826                scr_util:   error setting  configuration register.
42827                SCU  X must  be set  manually.  Set  the following
42828                switches  on SCU  X <  Diagram of  SCU Maintenance
42829                Panel is Printed Here>  After setting the switches
42830                for SCU  X place SCU  S into Manual  Mode and then
42831                into Program Mode
42832 
42833      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
42834 
42835 
42836      Time:     Reconfiguration (e.g., adding or deleting a CPU)
42837 
42838      Meaning:  The supervisor was unable to set the configuration
42839                register in  the SCU indicated after  10 attempts.
42840                To avoid  a system crash, the SCU  must be cleared
42841                manually.   In this  message, the  supervisor will
42842                print  a  diagram  of  the  SCU Maintenance Panel,
42843                indicating how each switch should be set.
42844 
42845      Action:   The  operator should copy  the diagram of  the SCU
42846                Maintenance  Panel printed  by the  supervisor (or
42847                take the copy printed, if possible).  The operator
42848                should then go to the Maintenance Panel of the SCU
42849                indicated  and set each  switch on the  diagram to
42850                the indicated position, and  then verify that each
42851                switch  is  in  the  correct  position.  Following
42852                this, the  operator should set  the Program/Manual
42853                switch into the Manual  position briefly, and then
42854                return  it  to  the  Program  position.   If  this
42855                procedure does not remedy the problem, the message
42856                will be repeated, and the System Programming Staff
42857                should be contacted.
42858 
42859 
42860 
42861 
42862 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         739                  11/13/89
42863 scr_util                      -739-                      11/13/89^L
42864 
42865 
42866                [scs_and_clock_init.pl1]
42867                scs_and_clock_init:  No CLOK card.
42868 
42869 
42870      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
42871 
42872      Time:     System Intialization.
42873 
42874      Meaning:  No CLOK card was found in the config deck.  One is
42875                required.
42876 
42877      Action:   Add a CLOK card to the config deck.
42878 
42879 
42880 
42881                [scs_and_clock_init.pl1]
42882                scs_and_clock_init:   No  SCU   port  is  assigned
42883                address zero.
42884 
42885 
42886      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
42887 
42888      Time:     System Intialization.
42889 
42890      Meaning:  None of the system  controllers in the config deck
42891                appear to have a base address of zero.
42892 
42893      Action:   Check the config deck  and bootload processor port
42894                assignment and address switches.
42895 
42896 
42897 
42898                [scs_and_clock_init.pl1]
42899                scs_and_clock_init:   SCU  clock  on  port  NUMBER
42900                MALFUNCTION.
42901 
42902 
42903      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
42904 
42905      Time:     System Intialization.
42906 
42907      Meaning:  The calendar clock in the bootload SCU seems to be
42908                malfunctioning, as specified by MALFUNCTION.
42909 
42910      Action:   Fix  the  SCU,  or  configure  another  SCU as low
42911                order.
42912 
42913 
42914 
42915 
42916 
42917 
42918 
42919 
42920 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         740                  11/13/89
42921 scs_and_clock_init            -740-                      11/13/89^L
42922 
42923 
42924                [scs_and_clock_init.pl1]
42925                scs_and_clock_init:  The zone on  the CLOK card is
42926                not in time_info_.
42927 
42928 
42929      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
42930 
42931      Time:     System Intialization.
42932 
42933      Meaning:  The zone  named on the  CLOK card is  not found in
42934                time_info_,   the    system's   time   information
42935                database.   The system  cannot run  unless a known
42936                zone is specified.
42937 
42938      Action:   Update the CLOK card so  that it contains a proper
42939                zone name.  If  the zone you need is  not known to
42940                the  system,   time_info_.cds  will  have   to  be
42941                updated,  a new  system tape  generated, and  then
42942                booting  from that  tape.  time_info_  contains at
42943                least 1 name for each  hour around the world.  You
42944                may  select a  named zone  near the  one you need,
42945                just  to get the  system up to  be able to  change
42946                time_info_.
42947 
42948 
42949 
42950 
42951                [scas_init.pl1]
42952                scs_init:   CPU/IOM  port  range  overlap.   Using
42953                manual settings for cycle port priority.
42954 
42955 
42956      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
42957 
42958      Time:     System Intialization.
42959 
42960      Meaning:  The cycle port priority on  the SCUs cannot be set
42961                optimally  because the  range of  port numbers for
42962                CPUs and IOMs overlap.  The manual settings of the
42963                cycle port  priority switches on the  SCUs will be
42964                used instead.  The  system may experience problems
42965                as  a  result,  with  the  typical  symptom  being
42966                op-not-complete  faults at   random times  by CPUs
42967                with   higher  port    numbers  (lower   SCU  port
42968                priority).
42969 
42970      Action:   Continue  to  operate  the  system  normally,  but
42971                consult  with  Field  Engineering  personnel.   If
42972                possible,  the system   should be  reconfigured so
42973                that the range of port  numbers of IOMs and CPU do
42974                not   overlap.    Further,   CPU   should   be  on
42975                higher-numbered ports than IOMs and Bulk Stores.
42976 
42977 
42978 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         741                  11/13/89
42979 scs_init                      -741-                      11/13/89^L
42980 
42981 
42982                [alm_syserr_caller.pl1]
42983                search_ast:   double  uid  UID.   vtocx  VTOCX  on
42984                DRIVE(PVID).      active    vtocx     VTOCX2    on
42985                DRIVE2(PVID2).
42986 
42987 
42988      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
42989 
42990      Time:     While system is running.
42991 
42992      Meaning:  A  mismatch has  been detected  between the branch
42993                and  the ASTE  for  a  segment.  The  two segments
42994                indicated  by  VTOCE  index  and  physical  volume
42995                location/identifier  claim to  have the  same file
42996                system  unique identifier.   The operation  either
42997                proceeds  or returns  a connection  failure to the
42998                user  process, as   appropriate.  This  message is
42999                logged for the use of system programmers.
43000 
43001                This  error can  occur  if  damage to  a directory
43002                branch  has   caused  its  unique  ID   to  become
43003                incorrect, and if the  incorrect unique ID happens
43004                to  be identical  to the  unique ID  of a  segment
43005                already active.
43006 
43007      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
43008 
43009 
43010 
43011                [alm_syserr_caller.pl1]
43012                search_ast:  hash error
43013 
43014 
43015      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
43016 
43017      Time:     While system is running.
43018 
43019      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
43020                CPU or memory hardware problems.
43021 
43022      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
43023 
43024 
43025 
43026 
43027 
43028 
43029 
43030 
43031 
43032 
43033 
43034 
43035 
43036 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         742                  11/13/89
43037 search_ast                    -742-                      11/13/89^L
43038 
43039 
43040                [seg_fault.pl1]
43041                seg_fault:  illegal segfault on cpu X
43042 
43043 
43044      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
43045 
43046      Time:     While system is running.
43047 
43048      Meaning:  The SCU data stored  by processor X indicates that
43049                a segment fault has occurred but the SDW indicated
43050                by the  SCU data has no  directed fault indicator.
43051                This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
43052                CPU  or  memory  hardware  problems.   The  system
43053                attempts to retry the faulting instruction.
43054 
43055      Action:   Inform  field  engineering   personnel.   If  this
43056                message persists, attempt to delete the CPU.
43057 
43058 
43059 
43060                [seg_fault.pl1]
43061                seg_fault:  trailer list trap
43062 
43063 
43064      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
43065 
43066      Time:     While system is running.
43067 
43068      Meaning:  An  attempt was  made to  set sst$tfreep  to zero.
43069                The  supervisor  checks  for  this  situation  and
43070                crashes here when one entry remains in the trailer
43071                segment in order to trap an elusive bug which used
43072                to cause "trailer  storage area exhausted" crashes
43073                when  the  trailer  segment  was  not  full.  This
43074                indicates a logic error  in the supervisor, or CPU
43075                or memory  hardware problems.  This  error crashes
43076                the system.
43077 
43078      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.  Be sure to get
43079                a dump.
43080 
43081 
43082 
43083 
43084 
43085 
43086 
43087 
43088 
43089 
43090 
43091 
43092 
43093 
43094 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         743                  11/13/89
43095 seg_fault                     -743-                      11/13/89^L
43096 
43097 
43098                [seg_fault.pl1]
43099                seg_fault:  trailer storage area exhausted
43100 
43101 
43102      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
43103 
43104      Time:     While system is running.
43105 
43106      Meaning:  There  are no more  free entries available  in the
43107                system  trailer  segment,  str_seg.   This  may be
43108                indicative of software- or hardware-induced damage
43109                to the SST  or str_seg, or may be  indicative of a
43110                number of logged-in processes  which is vastly too
43111                large.   A  more  likely  cause  is insufficiently
43112                large  str_seg.  The  size of  the str_seg  can be
43113                changed by  the TBLS STR card in  the config deck.
43114                This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
43115                CPU  or  memory  hardware  problems.   This  error
43116                crashes the system.
43117 
43118      Action:   Follow  normal  recovery  procedures.   It  may be
43119                necessary to  increase the size of  the str_seg by
43120                the TBLS STR card in  the config deck.  Be sure to
43121                get a dump.
43122 
43123 
43124 
43125                [segment_loader.pl1]
43126                segment_loader:  bad header size:  SSS
43127 
43128 
43129      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
43130 
43131      Time:     System Intialization.
43132 
43133      Meaning:  A bad segment header was found in the mst source.
43134 
43135      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
43136                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
43137                persists, try another MST.
43138 
43139 
43140 
43141 
43142 
43143 
43144 
43145 
43146 
43147 
43148 
43149 
43150 
43151 
43152 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         744                  11/13/89
43153 segment_loader                -744-                      11/13/89^L
43154 
43155 
43156                [segment_loader.pl1]
43157                segment_loader:              error            from
43158                slt_manager$build_entry
43159 
43160 
43161      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
43162 
43163      Time:     System Intialization.
43164 
43165      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
43166                CPU or memory hardware problems.
43167 
43168      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
43169                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
43170                persists, try another MST.
43171 
43172 
43173 
43174                [segment_loader.pl1]
43175                segment_loader:  Missing linkage or defs.
43176 
43177 
43178      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
43179 
43180      Time:     System Intialization.
43181 
43182      Meaning:  A linkage  or definitions section which  should be
43183                in the mst source appears to be missing.
43184 
43185      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
43186                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
43187                persists, try another MST.
43188 
43189 
43190 
43191                [segment_loader.pl1]
43192                segment_loader:  unexpected control type:  TTT
43193 
43194 
43195      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
43196 
43197      Time:     System Intialization.
43198 
43199      Meaning:  A segment  control word was found  out of sequence
43200                in the mst source.
43201 
43202      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
43203                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
43204                persists, try another MST.
43205 
43206 
43207 
43208 
43209 
43210 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         745                  11/13/89
43211 segment_loader                -745-                      11/13/89^L
43212 
43213 
43214                [segment_loader.pl1]
43215                segment_loader:  Unexpected DEFS/LINKAGE
43216 
43217 
43218      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
43219 
43220      Time:     System Intialization.
43221 
43222      Meaning:  A linkage or definitions  section was found out of
43223                sequence in the mst source.
43224 
43225      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
43226                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
43227                persists, try another MST.
43228 
43229 
43230 
43231                [segment_loader.pl1]
43232                segment_loader:  unknown control type TTT
43233 
43234 
43235      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
43236 
43237      Time:     System Intialization.
43238 
43239      Meaning:  A bad  segment control word  was found in  the mst
43240                source.
43241 
43242      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
43243                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
43244                persists, try another MST.
43245 
43246 
43247 
43248 
43249 
43250 
43251 
43252 
43253 
43254 
43255 
43256 
43257 
43258 
43259 
43260 
43261 
43262 
43263 
43264 
43265 
43266 
43267 
43268 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         746                  11/13/89
43269 segment_loader                -746-                      11/13/89^L
43270 
43271 
43272                [segment_mover.pl1]
43273                segment_mover:   critical segment  out of  disk on
43274                DRIVENAME, segno/astep = sss/aaa
43275 
43276 
43277      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
43278 
43279      Time:     While system is running.
43280 
43281      Meaning:  There  are  no  more  free  pages  on the physical
43282                volume  where a  critical segment  resides, and an
43283                extra  page can  not  be  found for  that segment.
43284                Such a  critical segment may be  a physical buffer
43285                segment for a peripheral  device attached via IOI.
43286                The   user  process  receives   a  seg_fault_error
43287                signal.
43288 
43289      Action:   The logical volume containing the pack residing on
43290                DRIVENAME may be too full, or may need rebalancing
43291                with  the  sweep_pv   tool.   Contact  the  system
43292                administrator.
43293 
43294 
43295 
43296                [segment_mover.pl1]
43297                segment_mover:  Failed to  seg move UUU(ENTRYNAME)
43298                from DRIVENAME1 to DRIVENAME2 for USERNAME
43299 
43300 
43301      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
43302 
43303      Time:     While system is running.
43304 
43305      Meaning:  The system could not  perform a cross-pack segment
43306                move  because no  pack in  the logical  volume had
43307                enough  space to  hold the  segment.  UUUU  is the
43308                unique  ID  of  the  segment,  and  ENTRYNAME  its
43309                primary name.
43310 
43311      Action:   If  this  message  persists,  the  logical  volume
43312                containing the  packs on the drives  noted is near
43313                full.    In   this   case,   contact   the  system
43314                administrator.
43315 
43316 
43317 
43318 
43319 
43320 
43321 
43322 
43323 
43324 
43325 
43326 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         747                  11/13/89
43327 segment_mover                 -747-                      11/13/89^L
43328 
43329 
43330                [segment_mover.pl1]
43331                segment_mover:   finishing truncation of  pvtx PPP
43332                vtocx VVV
43333 
43334 
43335      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
43336 
43337      Time:     While system is running.
43338 
43339      Meaning:  The segment mover  encountered an unexpected error
43340                in  truncating either  the old  copy of  a segment
43341                being moved cross-packs or in a new copy which was
43342                aborted for lack of space.  This may be a physical
43343                device  error, or  may  be  indicative of  a logic
43344                problem in  the supervisor, or may  be symptomatic
43345                of main memory or CPU problems.
43346 
43347      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
43348 
43349 
43350 
43351                [segment_mover.pl1]
43352                segment_mover:  freeing vtocx VVV on new pvtx PPP.
43353                ERRORMESSAGE
43354 
43355 
43356      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
43357 
43358      Time:     While system is running.
43359 
43360      Meaning:  The segment mover  encountered an unexpected error
43361                in freeing the VTOC entry of a segment being moved
43362                on a  volume to which an abortive  attempt to move
43363                the  segment was  made.   This  may be  a physical
43364                device error.
43365 
43366      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
43367 
43368 
43369 
43370 
43371 
43372 
43373 
43374 
43375 
43376 
43377 
43378 
43379 
43380 
43381 
43382 
43383 
43384 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         748                  11/13/89
43385 segment_mover                 -748-                      11/13/89^L
43386 
43387 
43388                [segment_mover.pl1]
43389                segment_mover:  freeing vtocx VVV  on old pvtx PPP
43390                ERRORMESSAGE
43391 
43392 
43393      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
43394 
43395      Time:     While system is running.
43396 
43397      Meaning:  During  a  cross-pack  segment  move,  the  system
43398                encountered  an unexpected   error in  freeing the
43399                VTOC entry of the segment on the old pack This may
43400                be a  physical device error, or  may be indicative
43401                of  a logic  problem  in  the supervisor,  or main
43402                memory or CPU problems.
43403 
43404      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
43405 
43406 
43407 
43408                [segment_mover.pl1]
43409                segment_mover:   get_pvtx  (PPP)  fails  under ast
43410                lock
43411 
43412 
43413      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
43414 
43415      Time:     While system is running.
43416 
43417      Meaning:  The  segment mover  found that  a physical  volume
43418                appears  to have  been demounted  during the  time
43419                that the segment mover  has had the active segment
43420                table locked.  This indicates a logic error in the
43421                supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware problems.
43422 
43423      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
43424 
43425 
43426 
43427 
43428 
43429 
43430 
43431 
43432 
43433 
43434 
43435 
43436 
43437 
43438 
43439 
43440 
43441 
43442 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         749                  11/13/89
43443 segment_mover                 -749-                      11/13/89^L
43444 
43445 
43446                [segment_mover.pl1]
43447                segment_mover:     Moved   UUUU(ENTRYNAME)    from
43448                DRIVENAME1 to DRIVENAME2 for USERNAME
43449 
43450 
43451      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
43452 
43453      Time:     While system is running.
43454 
43455      Meaning:  The system  has successfully moved a  segment from
43456                the pack on DRIVENAME1  to the pack on DRIVENAME2,
43457                on a request for a new  page on behalf of the user
43458                whose process  group ID is USERNAME.   UUUU is the
43459                unique  ID  of  the  segment,  and  ENTRYNAME  its
43460                primary name.
43461 
43462      Action:   If  a large  number of  these messages  occur, the
43463                logical volume  containing the packs  specified by
43464                the  drive  names  may  be  nearly  full or poorly
43465                balanced.  If these  messages persist, contact the
43466                system administrator.
43467 
43468 
43469 
43470                [segment_mover.pl1]
43471                segment_mover:   Moving  QUOTA-TYPE  quota account
43472                from pvtx PPP, vtocx VVV ERRORMESSAGE
43473 
43474 
43475      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
43476 
43477      Time:     While system is running.
43478 
43479      Meaning:  An  error   code  was  returned  from   the  entry
43480                vtoc_attributes$get_quota  when attempting  to get
43481                terminal  quota  information  from  the  old vtoce
43482                before  new vtoce  is created.   In this  case the
43483                terminal  quota  attributes  for  this  QUOTA-TYPE
43484                (either  segment or   directory) quota  account is
43485                lost.
43486 
43487      Action:   If this occurs, the  quota account for the segment
43488                that has been moved  must be corrected manually by
43489                the System  Administrator or other  qualified site
43490                personell.
43491 
43492 
43493 
43494 
43495 
43496 
43497 
43498 
43499 
43500 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         750                  11/13/89
43501 segment_mover                 -750-                      11/13/89^L
43502 
43503 
43504                [segment_mover.pl1]
43505                segment_mover:  threading error
43506 
43507 
43508      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
43509 
43510      Time:     While system is running.
43511 
43512      Meaning:  The  segment mover  encountered bad  threads while
43513                rethreading  the  old  or  new  AST  entries  of a
43514                segment  involved in   a cross-pack  segment move.
43515                This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
43516                CPU or memory hardware problems.
43517 
43518      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
43519 
43520 
43521 
43522                [segment_mover.pl1]
43523                segment_mover:  unexpected segfault
43524 
43525 
43526      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
43527 
43528      Time:     While system is running.
43529 
43530      Meaning:  A  segment  fault  occured  during  the cross-pack
43531                moving  of a segment,  but this segment  fault was
43532                not on the segment on  which the segment mover was
43533                expecting  one.  This  indicates a  logic error in
43534                the   supervisor,  or   CPU  or   memory  hardware
43535                problems.
43536 
43537      Action:   Follow normal  recovery procedures.  There  may be
43538                inconsistencies in the  physical volumes involved.
43539                These  can  be  corrected  by  a  physical  volume
43540                salvage.
43541 
43542 
43543 
43544 
43545 
43546 
43547 
43548 
43549 
43550 
43551 
43552 
43553 
43554 
43555 
43556 
43557 
43558 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         751                  11/13/89
43559 segment_mover                 -751-                      11/13/89^L
43560 
43561 
43562                [set_procs_required.pl1]
43563                set_procs_required:  Changing  system default CPUs
43564                required from XXXX to YYYY for PERSON.PROJECT.TAG
43565 
43566 
43567      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
43568 
43569      Time:     While system is running.
43570 
43571      Meaning:  The default set of CPUs has been changed from XXXX
43572                (CPU    tags)    to    YYYY    (CPU    tags)    by
43573                PERSON.PROJECT.TAG.   These are  the only  CPUs on
43574                which processes will run  which have not requested
43575                to be run on specific CPUs.
43576 
43577      Action:   No operator action is required.
43578 
43579 
43580 
43581                [set_procs_required.pl1]
43582                set_procs_required:   Failed to  check access  for
43583                USER.
43584 
43585 
43586      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
43587 
43588      Time:     While system is running.
43589 
43590      Meaning:  Access   on   >sc1>admin_acs>set_proc_required.acs
43591                could not be checked.
43592 
43593      Action:   Verify that the ACS seg exists.
43594 
43595 
43596 
43597                [setfaults.pl1]
43598                setfaults:  deleted trailer
43599 
43600 
43601      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
43602 
43603      Time:     While system is running.
43604 
43605      Meaning:  A trailer entry (record  of a process's connection
43606                to a segment) for some segment was marked as free.
43607                This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
43608                CPU or memory hardware problems.
43609 
43610 
43611      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  Contact  the
43612                system programming staff.
43613 
43614 
43615 
43616 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         752                  11/13/89
43617 setfaults                     -752-                      11/13/89^L
43618 
43619 
43620                [setfaults.pl1]
43621                setfaults:  illegal cache access trailer
43622 
43623 
43624      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
43625 
43626      Time:     While system is running.
43627 
43628      Meaning:  It was found that no record of processes connected
43629                to   a  segment    (trailers)  existed   when  the
43630                encacheability  state  of  a  segment  had  to  be
43631                changed.  Such change can  only occur if processes
43632                are  connected to  the segment.   This indicates a
43633                logic  error in the  supervisor, or CPU  or memory
43634                hardware problems.
43635 
43636      Action:   Be  sure to  get a  dump.  Follow  normal recovery
43637                procedures.  Contact the system programming staff.
43638 
43639 
43640 
43641                [setfaults.pl1]
43642                setfaults:  illegal trailer
43643 
43644 
43645      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
43646 
43647      Time:     While system is running.
43648 
43649      Meaning:  A trailer entry (record  of a process's connection
43650                to a segment) for  some segment specifies a second
43651                segment as the descriptor segment for some process
43652                connected to that segment, but that second segment
43653                does  not have  certain bits  on in  its AST entry
43654                which would be on in the AST entry of a descriptor
43655                segment.   This  indicates  a  logic  error in the
43656                supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware problems.
43657 
43658      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  Contact  the
43659                system programming staff.
43660 
43661 
43662 
43663 
43664 
43665 
43666 
43667 
43668 
43669 
43670 
43671 
43672 
43673 
43674 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         753                  11/13/89
43675 setfaults                     -753-                      11/13/89^L
43676 
43677 
43678                [setfaults.pl1]
43679                setfaults:  missing trailer
43680 
43681 
43682      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
43683 
43684      Time:     While system is running.
43685 
43686      Meaning:  Upon terminating  a segment, it was  found that no
43687                record of the process's connection to that segment
43688                (trailer)  existed, even  though an  SDW for  that
43689                segment  appeared  in   the  process's  descriptor
43690                segment (i.e.,  the process was connected  to it).
43691                This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
43692                CPU or memory hardware problems.
43693 
43694      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  Contact  the
43695                system programming staff.
43696 
43697 
43698 
43699                [wired_shutdown.pl1]
43700                shutdown complete
43701 
43702 
43703      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
43704 
43705      Time:     Emergency shutdown
43706 
43707      Meaning:  Emergency shutdown  is complete; this  message was
43708                preceded  by  either  "esd  before  fs enabled" or
43709                "system already shut down":  no ESD was necessary.
43710 
43711      Action:   Reboot the system.
43712 
43713 
43714 
43715 
43716 
43717 
43718 
43719 
43720 
43721 
43722 
43723 
43724 
43725 
43726 
43727 
43728 
43729 
43730 
43731 
43732 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         754                  11/13/89
43733 shutdown complete             -754-                      11/13/89^L
43734 
43735 
43736                [shutdown_file_system.pl1]
43737                shutdown complete
43738 
43739 
43740      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
43741 
43742      Time:     System shutdown
43743 
43744      Meaning:  System   shutdown,  emergency   or  regular,   has
43745                completed successfully.  The system will return to
43746                bce.  If  any problem arises such  that the system
43747                does not return to  bce, or other error condition,
43748                the storage system will  probably not be affected.
43749                If such problem arises,  attempt ESD.  The message
43750                "system  already  shut  down"  will  be printed if
43751                there is no problem.  When the "shutdown complete"
43752                message  is  issued,  there  is  no  more  Multics
43753                information in main memory.
43754 
43755 
43756 
43757                [shutdown_file_system.pl1]
43758                shutdown complete except for devices suspended.
43759 
43760 
43761      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
43762 
43763      Time:     System shutdown
43764 
43765      Meaning:  Some disks could not be  shut down due to hardware
43766                problems.   Messages   have  occurred  identifying
43767                these drives  and the problems.  All  other drives
43768                have  been shut  down- their  contents are  not in
43769                main memory or on the  paging device.  The RPV has
43770                not been shut down either, so that the system will
43771                perform some salvaging when it comes up.
43772 
43773      Action:   Attempt to ready those  drives that are not ready.
43774                When this has been done, retry ESD.  If the drives
43775                have been made accessible, ESD will succeed with a
43776                normal  "shutdown  complete"   message.   If  they
43777                cannot be  made ready, the paging  device (if any)
43778                is   unflushed.   See   the  description   of  the
43779                "warning:  paging device unflushed" message.
43780 
43781 
43782 
43783 
43784 
43785 
43786 
43787 
43788 
43789 
43790 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         755                  11/13/89
43791 shutdown complete except f    -755-                      11/13/89^L
43792 
43793 
43794                [shutdown.pl1]
43795                shutdown:   Cannot run  on CPU  X (bootload  CPU).
43796                Dump and try ESD.  ERRORMESSAGE
43797 
43798 
43799      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
43800 
43801      Time:     System shutdown
43802 
43803      Meaning:  During  an attempt  to shut  down the  system, the
43804                system  could not run  on the bootload  CPU.  This
43805                problem  may  be  due   to  hardware  or  software
43806                problems.  The system will attempt to crash, which
43807                it may not complete.
43808 
43809      Action:   If  the system  does not  complete its  attempt to
43810                crash, it  should be crashed manually.   It may be
43811                necessary  to change   the bootload  CPU manually.
43812                This  can be  done by  putting all  CPUs into STEP
43813                mode, manually assigning an  interrupt mask to the
43814                new bootload CPU from the bootload SCU maintenance
43815                panel,  taking only  the new  bootload CPU  out of
43816                STEP mode,  and doing an EXECUTE  SWITCHES on that
43817                CPU.  Once the system has crashed successfully, an
43818                ESD  should be  attempted.  This  will most likely
43819                succeed.
43820 
43821 
43822 
43823                [shutdown.pl1]
43824                shutdown:    Condition   CCCC   signalled   during
43825                shutdown.   Normal shutdown  failed.  Get  a dump,
43826                and try an ESD.
43827 
43828 
43829      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
43830 
43831      Time:     System shutdown
43832 
43833      Meaning:  During  the attempt  to shut  down the  system, an
43834                unexpected condition has been signalled.  This may
43835                result from hardware problems, or a logic error in
43836                the supervisor.  The system crashes and returns to
43837                BCE, whereupon an ESD should be attempted in order
43838                to finish  flushing Multics information  from main
43839                memory.     Because   of    the   difference    in
43840                implementation between normal shutdown and ESD, it
43841                is possible  that ESD will not  encounter the same
43842                problem, and instead be successful.
43843 
43844 
43845 
43846 
43847 
43848 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         756                  11/13/89
43849 shutdown                      -756-                      11/13/89^L
43850 
43851 
43852                [shutdown.pl1]
43853                shutdown:  Could not stop CPU TAG.
43854 
43855 
43856      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
43857 
43858      Time:     System shutdown.
43859 
43860      Meaning:  Shutdown  stops all   but the  bootload processor.
43861                The CPU whose tag is TAG could not be stopped.
43862 
43863      Action:   Note  for system  programmer action.   If shutdown
43864                fails,  put  all  CPU's  other  than  the bootload
43865                processor  in step,  return to  BCE manually,  and
43866                attempt an ESD.
43867 
43868 
43869 
43870                [shutdown_file_system.pl1]
43871                shutdown_file_system:  Error  deactivating.  Quota
43872                may be bad.
43873 
43874 
43875      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
43876 
43877      Time:     System shutdown
43878 
43879      Meaning:  The attempt to deactivate all segments in the file
43880                system  by a  tree-walk of  threaded ASTEs failed,
43881                likely due  to inconsistent threading in  the SST.
43882                The segments will be  deactivated by a linear walk
43883                of   the  SST.    Quota  inconsistencies   may  be
43884                introduced by  this.  These can be  corrected by a
43885                quota salvage of the hierarchy.
43886 
43887      Action:   At a  convenient time, run a quota  salvage of the
43888                hierarchy.
43889 
43890 
43891 
43892 
43893 
43894 
43895 
43896 
43897 
43898 
43899 
43900 
43901 
43902 
43903 
43904 
43905 
43906 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         757                  11/13/89
43907 shutdown_file_system          -757-                      11/13/89^L
43908 
43909 
43910                [shutdown_file_system.pl1]
43911                shutdown_file_system:   from  demount_pv  on  PVTX
43912                ERROR_MESSAGE
43913 
43914 
43915      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
43916 
43917      Time:     System shutdown
43918 
43919      Meaning:  A  problem was  encountered in  shutting down  the
43920                disk whose PVT index  is PVTX.  Most likely, other
43921                messages  identifying  the   pack,  drive,  and/or
43922                problem have preceded this message.
43923 
43924      Action:   Note  for  system  programmer  action.   If  other
43925                messages have preceded this message, take remedial
43926                action  as necessary.  Attempt  emergency shutdown
43927                after readying appropriate disk drives, if this is
43928                the problem.
43929 
43930 
43931 
43932                [shutdown_file_system.pl1]
43933                shutdown_file_system:  NN locks set
43934 
43935 
43936      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
43937 
43938      Time:     System shutdown
43939 
43940      Meaning:  Not  all  data  base   and  directory  locks  were
43941                unlocked  by the  system before  shutdown started.
43942                During emergency shutdown, this is to be expected.
43943                During normal shutdown, this may be symptomatic of
43944                software problems.
43945 
43946      Action:   If  this message   occurs during  normal shutdown,
43947                note for system programming staff.
43948 
43949 
43950 
43951 
43952 
43953 
43954 
43955 
43956 
43957 
43958 
43959 
43960 
43961 
43962 
43963 
43964 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         758                  11/13/89
43965 shutdown_file_system          -758-                      11/13/89^L
43966 
43967 
43968                [start_cpu.pl1]
43969                start_cpu:  Added CPU CPUTAG
43970 
43971 
43972      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
43973 
43974      Time:     In  response to an  operator "rcf add  cpu CPUTAG"
43975                command, or at bootload time.
43976 
43977      Meaning:  The  system has  successfully added  the CPU whose
43978                tag is CPUTAG to the configuration.
43979 
43980      Action:   No operator action is required.
43981 
43982 
43983 
43984                [start_cpu.pl1]
43985                start_cpu:    CPU   CPUTAG   data   switches   are
43986                XXXXXXXXXXXX, should be YYYYYYYYYYYY
43987 
43988 
43989      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
43990 
43991      Time:     In response to an "rcf add cpu CPUTAG" command
43992 
43993      Meaning:  The data switches on the CPU indicated are not set
43994                properly.  The proper value is given.
43995 
43996      Action:   The incorrect value will  prevent returning to BCE
43997                on that CPU by means of EXECUTE SWITCHES.  Certain
43998                incorrect values will  activate software debugging
43999                traps.   The switches  should be  corrected.  This
44000                can be done while the CPU is running.
44001 
44002 
44003 
44004 
44005 
44006 
44007 
44008 
44009 
44010 
44011 
44012 
44013 
44014 
44015 
44016 
44017 
44018 
44019 
44020 
44021 
44022 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         759                  11/13/89
44023 start_cpu                     -759-                      11/13/89^L
44024 
44025 
44026                [start_cpu.pl1]
44027                start_cpu:  CPU  CPUTAG:  Model #:   MODEL; Serial
44028                #:  SERIAL; Ship date:  YY/MM/DD.
44029 
44030 
44031      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
44032 
44033      Time:     When a DPS8  CPU, whose tag is CPUTAG  is added to
44034                the system.
44035 
44036      Meaning:  The MODEL, SERIAL and YY/MM/DD information is read
44037                from the DPS8 cpu's ID PROM.  It is intended to be
44038                used  as  historical  information  for  identifing
44039                CPUs,  regardless  of  what  their  current tag is
44040                assigned as.
44041 
44042      Action:   No operator action is required.
44043 
44044 
44045 
44046                [start_cpu.pl1]
44047                start_cpu:  Unable to run on CPU x ERRORMESSAGE
44048 
44049 
44050      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
44051 
44052      Time:     In response to an "rcf  add cpu CPUTAG" command or
44053                at bootload
44054 
44055      Meaning:  After adding  a CPU, the system was  unable to run
44056                on that CPU.  This  indicates hardware or software
44057                failure.
44058 
44059      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
44060 
44061 
44062 
44063                [page_error.alm]
44064                stock:  deposit zero address.
44065 
44066 
44067      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
44068 
44069      Time:     While system is running.
44070 
44071      Meaning:  An attempt was made to deposit address zero into a
44072                record stock.  This is  an invalid address, and it
44073                indicates hardware or software failure.
44074 
44075      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
44076 
44077 
44078 
44079 
44080 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         760                  11/13/89
44081 stock                         -760-                      11/13/89^L
44082 
44083 
44084                [stock_man.pl1]
44085                stock_man:   Attempt to   free non-empty  stock on
44086                dskX_NN:                          pvtep=XXX|XXXXXX
44087                record_stockp=YYY|YYYYYY
44088 
44089 
44090      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
44091 
44092      Time:     During initialization immediately  before the File
44093                System is activated, or when demounting a physical
44094                disk volume.
44095 
44096      Meaning:  Not all free addresses  have been deposited to the
44097                Volume  Map  successfully   for  the  disk  volume
44098                indicated.   This  is  indicative  of  a  software
44099                malfunction.  The  pointers printed are  useful to
44100                site system programmers in analyzing the problem.
44101 
44102      Action:   Follow  normal  recovery   procedures.   The  free
44103                addresses  which are  lost may  be recovered  by a
44104                physical volume salvage.
44105 
44106 
44107 
44108                [stock_man.pl1]
44109                stock_man:   Attempt to   free non-empty  stock on
44110                dskX_NN:  pvtep=XXX|XXXXXX vtoce_stockp=YYY|YYYYYY
44111 
44112 
44113      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
44114 
44115      Time:     When demounting a physical disk volume.
44116 
44117      Meaning:  Not  all free  VTOCEs have  been deposited  to the
44118                VTOC   Map  successfully   for  the   disk  volume
44119                indicated.   This  is  indicative  of  a  software
44120                malfunction.  The  pointers printed are  useful to
44121                site system programmers in analyzing the problem.
44122 
44123      Action:   Follow  normal  recovery   procedures.   The  free
44124                VTOCEs  which  are  lost  may  be  recovered  by a
44125                physical volume salvage.
44126 
44127 
44128 
44129 
44130 
44131 
44132 
44133 
44134 
44135 
44136 
44137 
44138 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         761                  11/13/89
44139 stock_man                     -761-                      11/13/89^L
44140 
44141 
44142                [stock_man.pl1]
44143                stock_man:  PVTE out of synch with record stock on
44144                dskX_NN:   pvtep  =   XXX|XXXXXX  record_stockp  =
44145                YYY|YYYYYY
44146 
44147 
44148      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
44149 
44150      Time:     During initialization immediately  before the File
44151                System is activated, or when demounting a physical
44152                disk volume.
44153 
44154      Meaning:  The supervisor databases pvt and stock_seg are not
44155                in  proper synchronization.  The  pointers printed
44156                are  the locations  of the  databasse elements for
44157                which  this condition   has been  detected.  These
44158                pointers are useful to the site system programmers
44159                for  analyzing the  problem, which  is probably  a
44160                software  malfunction.   dskX_NN  is  the physical
44161                volume whose tables are affected.
44162 
44163      Action:   Follow  normal  recovery   procedures.   The  free
44164                addresses  which are  lost may  be recovered  by a
44165                physical volume salvage.
44166 
44167 
44168 
44169                [stock_man.pl1]
44170                stock_man:  PVTE out of  synch with VTOCE stock on
44171                dskX_NN:    pvtep  =  XXX|XXXXXX   vtoce_stockp  =
44172                YYY|YYYYYY
44173 
44174 
44175      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
44176 
44177      Time:     When demounting a physical disk volume.
44178 
44179      Meaning:  The supervisor databases pvt and stock_seg are not
44180                in  proper synchronization.  The  pointers printed
44181                are  the locations  of the  databasse elements for
44182                which  this condition   has been  detected.  These
44183                pointers are useful to the site system programmers
44184                for  analyzing the  problem, which  is probably  a
44185                software  malfunction.   dskX_NN  is  the physical
44186                volume  whose  tables  are  affected.   Some  free
44187                VTOCEs may be lost.
44188 
44189      Action:   Follow  normal  recovery   procedures.   The  lost
44190                VTOCEs  can  be  recovered  by  a  physical volume
44191                salvage.
44192 
44193 
44194 
44195 
44196 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         762                  11/13/89
44197 stock_man                     -762-                      11/13/89^L
44198 
44199 
44200                [stop_cpu.pl1]
44201                stop_cpu:  Removed CPU CPUTAG.
44202 
44203 
44204      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
44205 
44206      Time:     In  response to  an operator  "rcf dl  cpu CPUTAG"
44207                command.
44208 
44209      Meaning:  The system has successfully  deleted the CPU whose
44210                tag is CPUTAG from  the configuration.  The CPU is
44211                now halted at a DIS instruction.
44212 
44213      Action:   The operator can, but  need not, physically remove
44214                the  CPU  from   the  configuration  by  disabling
44215                appropriate ports if desired.
44216 
44217 
44218 
44219                [stop_cpu.pl1]
44220                stop_cpu:  Unable to run on CPU X ERRORMESSAGE
44221 
44222 
44223      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
44224 
44225      Time:     When deleting a CPU.
44226 
44227      Meaning:  The system  has just deleted a CPU  which owned an
44228                interrupt mask.  In trying to assign the mask to a
44229                different CPU  (X), it was  unable to run  on that
44230                CPU.    This   indicates   hardware   or  software
44231                malfunction.
44232 
44233      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
44234 
44235 
44236 
44237 
44238 
44239 
44240 
44241 
44242 
44243 
44244 
44245 
44246 
44247 
44248 
44249 
44250 
44251 
44252 
44253 
44254 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         763                  11/13/89
44255 stop_cpu                      -763-                      11/13/89^L
44256 
44257 
44258                [stop_cpu.pl1]
44259                stop_mpx:    CPU  CPUTAG   is  now   the  bootload
44260                processor.
44261 
44262 
44263      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
44264 
44265      Time:     In  response to  an operator  "rcf dl  cpu CPUTAG"
44266                command.
44267 
44268      Meaning:  The CPU  whose tag is CPUTAG is  now the processor
44269                on which BCE will run  at system shutdown or crash
44270                time, unless some other processor is so designated
44271                in  this way  before  the  next shutdown  or crash
44272                time.  Unless BCE is rebooted after shutdown, that
44273                CPU  will be  the bootload  processor of  the next
44274                bootload.
44275 
44276      Action:   No operator action is required.
44277 
44278 
44279 
44280                [stop_process.pl1]
44281                stop_process:  attempt to stop initializer process
44282 
44283 
44284      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
44285 
44286      Time:     While system is running.
44287 
44288      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
44289                CPU or memory hardware problems.
44290 
44291      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
44292 
44293 
44294 
44295                [sum.pl1]
44296                sum:  dirmod failed to activate XXX|0
44297 
44298 
44299      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
44300 
44301      Time:     While system is running.
44302 
44303      Meaning:  Directory control could  not activate a directory.
44304                This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
44305                CPU or  memory hardware problems.  It  is possible
44306                that the AST is damaged.
44307 
44308      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
44309 
44310 
44311 
44312 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         764                  11/13/89
44313 sum                           -764-                      11/13/89^L
44314 
44315 
44316                [sum.pl1]
44317                sum:  mylock error on XXX|0
44318 
44319 
44320      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
44321 
44322      Time:     While system is running.
44323 
44324      Meaning:  A  directory which should  not be locked  is found
44325                locked.   This  indicates  a  logic  error  in the
44326                supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware problems.
44327 
44328      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
44329 
44330 
44331 
44332                [sys_trouble.alm]
44333                sys_trouble:  Out-of-Segment-Bounds on prds.
44334 
44335 
44336 
44337      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
44338 
44339      Time:     While system is running.
44340 
44341      Meaning:  While running with the prds as a stack, an attempt
44342                was  " made  to reference  beyond the  end of  the
44343                prds.  The likely "  cause was stack overflow, due
44344                either  to a  recursive loop  " in  the procedures
44345                running  on  the  prds  or  insufficient  "  space
44346                allocated for  the prds.  If the  latter, the size
44347                of " the prds should  be increased by means of the
44348                TBLS Configuration " Card.
44349 
44350      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
44351 
44352 
44353 
44354                [sys_trouble.alm]
44355                sys_trouble:  Execute fault by operator.
44356 
44357 
44358 
44359      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
44360 
44361      Time:     While system is running.
44362 
44363      Meaning:  Operator    depressed   execute    pushbutton   on
44364                processor.
44365 
44366      Action:   $recov
44367 
44368 
44369 
44370 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         765                  11/13/89
44371 sys_trouble                   -765-                      11/13/89^L
44372 
44373 
44374                [sys_trouble.alm]
44375                sys_trouble:  Fault in bound_interceptors.
44376 
44377 
44378 
44379      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
44380 
44381      Time:     While system is running.
44382 
44383      Meaning:  A fault occured while handling another fault.
44384 
44385      Action:   $recov
44386 
44387 
44388 
44389                [sys_trouble.alm]
44390                sys_trouble:  Fault in idle process.
44391 
44392 
44393 
44394      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
44395 
44396      Time:     While system is running.
44397 
44398      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
44399                CPU or memory hardware problems.
44400 
44401      Action:   $recov
44402 
44403 
44404 
44405                [sys_trouble.alm]
44406                sys_trouble:  Fault/interrupt while on prds.
44407 
44408 
44409 
44410      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
44411 
44412      Time:     While system is running.
44413 
44414      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
44415                CPU or memory hardware problems.
44416 
44417      Action:   $recov
44418 
44419 
44420 
44421 
44422 
44423 
44424 
44425 
44426 
44427 
44428 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         766                  11/13/89
44429 sys_trouble                   -766-                      11/13/89^L
44430 
44431 
44432                [sys_trouble.alm]
44433                sys_trouble:  Fault/interrupt with ptl set.
44434 
44435 
44436 
44437      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
44438 
44439      Time:     While system is running.
44440 
44441      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
44442                CPU or memory hardware problems.
44443 
44444      Action:   $recov
44445 
44446 
44447 
44448                [sys_trouble.alm]
44449                sys_trouble:  Interrupts Masked in User Ring.
44450 
44451 
44452 
44453      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
44454 
44455      Time:     While system is running.
44456 
44457      Meaning:  During processing of a  fault, it was noticed that
44458                interrupts " were masked  in user-ring, an invalid
44459                condition.  This is a  " debug trap crash, enabled
44460                by     the    hidden     tuning    parameter     "
44461                trap_invalid_masked.
44462 
44463      Action:   Contact the Multics System Development staff.
44464 
44465 
44466 
44467                [sys_trouble.alm]
44468                sys_trouble:  Page fault while on prds.
44469 
44470 
44471 
44472      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
44473 
44474      Time:     While system is running.
44475 
44476      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
44477                CPU or memory hardware problems.
44478 
44479      Action:   $recov
44480 
44481 
44482 
44483 
44484 
44485 
44486 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         767                  11/13/89
44487 sys_trouble                   -767-                      11/13/89^L
44488 
44489 
44490                [sys_trouble.alm]
44491                sys_trouble:  Ring 0 derail.  {MESSAGE}
44492 
44493 
44494 
44495      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
44496 
44497      Time:     While system is running.
44498 
44499      Meaning:  A   supervisor  software   module  discovered   an
44500                untenable situation,  and " crashed the  system by
44501                executing  a  derail   (DRL)  instruction.   "  If
44502                MESSAGE is also present, it will be of the form:
44503                        "module:    explanation",    and   further
44504                details  can be found  in " this  documentation in
44505                the description of "module".
44506 
44507      Action:   $recov
44508 
44509 
44510 
44511                [sys_trouble.alm]
44512                sys_trouble:  Unexpected fault.
44513 
44514 
44515 
44516      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
44517 
44518      Time:     System Intialization.
44519 
44520      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
44521                CPU or memory hardware problems.
44522 
44523      Action:   $recov
44524 
44525 
44526 
44527                [sys_trouble.alm]
44528                sys_trouble:  Unrecognized fault.
44529 
44530 
44531 
44532      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
44533 
44534      Time:     While system is running.
44535 
44536      Meaning:  Unexpected or unrecognized  fault subcondition.  "
44537                Probable hardware malfunction.
44538 
44539      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
44540 
44541 
44542 
44543 
44544 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         768                  11/13/89
44545 sys_trouble                   -768-                      11/13/89^L
44546 
44547 
44548                [syserr_log_man_.pl1]
44549                Syserr msg #NNNNN:  MESSAGE-TEXT
44550                Segment:  PATHNAME
44551                Volume:  VOLUME-NAME
44552 
44553 
44554      Stream:   as (severity0)
44555 
44556      Time:     While system is running.
44557 
44558      Meaning:  This  message  is  a  repetition  of  a syserr log
44559                message  which reported damage  to a segment  or a
44560                physical  volume.  There  will always  be two such
44561                messages  in  sequence,   a  "Syserr  msg.   #XXX"
44562                message  and  either  a  "Volume:"  or  "Segment:"
44563                message.   The  first  message  is  a  copy of the
44564                logged  syserr message  of the  given number;  the
44565                second  message identifies  the volume  or segment
44566                mentioned.  This allows segments damaged by system
44567                action, or  segments in which the  physical volume
44568                salvager   observed  damage,   to  be   identified
44569                unambiguously.  These  messages are logged  in the
44570                Answering Service log at answering service startup
44571                time and every accounting update.
44572 
44573      Action:   Correlate  volume salvager messages  with previous
44574                printed  volume  salvager  output  to  obtain more
44575                information about  segment damage detected  by the
44576                volume  salvager.  For   those segments  which are
44577                mentioned, which have not been deleted, or are not
44578                in  deleted  directories  (the  "Segment:" message
44579                says  if   this  is  the  case)   contact  persons
44580                responsible for the ownership of that segment, and
44581                undertake recovery procedures if needed.
44582 
44583 
44584 
44585                [syserr_real.pl1]
44586                syserr:  Bad ring 1 call.
44587 
44588 
44589      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
44590 
44591      Time:     While system is running.
44592 
44593      Meaning:  A bad  call to syserr  was made from  ring 1.  The
44594                system keeps running.
44595 
44596      Action:   No operator action is required.
44597 
44598 
44599 
44600 
44601 
44602 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         769                  11/13/89
44603 syserr                        -769-                      11/13/89^L
44604 
44605 
44606                [syserr_real.pl1]
44607                syserr:  Mylock error.
44608 
44609 
44610      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
44611 
44612      Time:     While system is running.
44613 
44614      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
44615                CPU or memory hardware problems.
44616 
44617      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
44618 
44619 
44620 
44621                [alm_syserr_caller.pl1]
44622                syserr_caller$search_ast_double_uid spurious call,
44623                aste=desired,       uid=UID,       pv=DRIVE(PVID),
44624                vtocx=VTOCX.
44625 
44626 
44627      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
44628 
44629      Time:     While system is running.
44630 
44631      Meaning:  A  call was made  to indicate a  double unique_id,
44632                but it was not  possible to reconstruct the error.
44633                The      unique      id,      physical      volume
44634                location/identifier, and vtoce index are provided.
44635 
44636      Action:   No operator action is required.
44637 
44638 
44639 
44640                [alm_syserr_caller.pl1]
44641                syserr_caller$search_ast_double_uid spurious call,
44642                astep=null, uid=UID, pv=DRIVE(PVID), vtocx=VTOCX.
44643 
44644 
44645      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
44646 
44647      Time:     While system is running.
44648 
44649      Meaning:  A  call was made  to indicate a  double unique_id,
44650                but it was not  possible to reconstruct the error.
44651                The        unique_id,       physical        volume
44652                location/identifier, and VTOCE index are provided.
44653 
44654      Action:   No operator action is required.
44655 
44656 
44657 
44658 
44659 
44660 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         770                  11/13/89
44661 syserr_caller$search_ast_d    -770-                      11/13/89^L
44662 
44663 
44664                [syserr_copy.pl1]
44665                syserr_copy:  Cannot  add message to  paged syserr
44666                log PTR.  ERROR-MESSAGE
44667 
44668 
44669      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
44670 
44671      Time:     While system is running.
44672 
44673      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
44674                CPU  or   memory  hardware  problems.    This  may
44675                indicate  that the  syserr log  partition has been
44676                damaged.  If  this is the case,  the LOG partition
44677                should  be reinitialized  using the  BCE test_disk
44678                command.   Some  messages  will  be  lost  if this
44679                happens.
44680 
44681      Action:   Re-boot   the   system.    Reinitialize   the  LOG
44682                partition if necessary.
44683 
44684 
44685 
44686                [syserr_copy.pl1]
44687                syserr_copy:  LOG partition full.  Further copying
44688                temporarily disabled.
44689 
44690 
44691      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
44692 
44693      Time:     While system is running.
44694 
44695      Meaning:  Both halves of the ring zero syserr log buffer are
44696                full.  This generally indicates that the Answering
44697                Service  is not  copying messages  from ring  zero
44698                into  >sc1>syserr_log;  there  will  have  been  a
44699                previous message left in the Answering Service log
44700                describing why.
44701 
44702      Action:   If the  problem is correctable, copying  from ring
44703                zero  should be  restarted (see  the documentation
44704                for   "syserr_log_man_:   Automatic   log  copying
44705                disabled"  for instructions);  otherwise, messages
44706                will be lost.
44707 
44708 
44709 
44710 
44711 
44712 
44713 
44714 
44715 
44716 
44717 
44718 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         771                  11/13/89
44719 syserr_copy                   -771-                      11/13/89^L
44720 
44721 
44722                [syserr_copy.pl1]
44723                syserr_copy:  LOG partition mostly full.  Severity
44724                5 messages will be lost.
44725 
44726 
44727      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
44728 
44729      Time:     While system is running.
44730 
44731      Meaning:  Both halves of the ring zero syserr log buffer are
44732                nearly  full.  This  generally indicates  that the
44733                Answering  Service is   not copying  messages from
44734                ring  zero into  >sc1>syserr_log; there  will have
44735                been  a  previous  message  left  in the Answering
44736                Service log describing why.
44737 
44738      Action:   If the  problem is correctable, copying  from ring
44739                zero  should be  restarted (see  the documentation
44740                for   "syserr_log_man_:   Automatic   log  copying
44741                disabled"  for instructions);  otherwise, messages
44742                will be lost.
44743 
44744 
44745 
44746                [syserr_copy_wired_log.pl1]
44747                syserr_copy_wired_log:   Bad lock  WWWWWWWWWWWW at
44748                SSS|OOOOOO
44749 
44750 
44751      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
44752 
44753      Time:     While system is running.
44754 
44755      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
44756                CPU or memory hardware  problems.  The contents of
44757                the lock  word and its address are  printed, as an
44758                aid for debugging.
44759 
44760      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
44761 
44762 
44763 
44764 
44765 
44766 
44767 
44768 
44769 
44770 
44771 
44772 
44773 
44774 
44775 
44776 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         772                  11/13/89
44777 syserr_copy_wired_log         -772-                      11/13/89^L
44778 
44779 
44780                [syserr_copy_wired_log.pl1]
44781                syserr_copy_wired_log:    Fault   occurred   while
44782                copying into LOG partition.  Messages NNNN to NNNN
44783                may be lost.
44784 
44785 
44786      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
44787 
44788      Time:     While system is running.
44789 
44790      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
44791                CPU  or  memory  hardware  problems.   A fault has
44792                occurred while copying data  from the wired syserr
44793                log buffer to the  paged syserr log.  This usually
44794                results  from a disk  error on the  LOG partition,
44795                which  would also   generate disk  error messages.
44796                The sequence numbers of  the affected messages are
44797                given because those messages may not appear in the
44798                LOG partition.
44799 
44800      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
44801 
44802 
44803 
44804                [syserr_copy_wired_log.pl1]
44805                syserr_copy_wired_log:    Too  many   faults,  log
44806                copying disabled.
44807 
44808 
44809      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
44810 
44811      Time:     While system is running.
44812 
44813      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
44814                CPU  or  memory  hardware  problems.   If too many
44815                errors  occur  updating  the  LOG  partition,  log
44816                copying will be disabled, which causes all further
44817                messages  to be  printed  on  the console  but not
44818                entered in the log.
44819 
44820      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
44821 
44822 
44823 
44824 
44825 
44826 
44827 
44828 
44829 
44830 
44831 
44832 
44833 
44834 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         773                  11/13/89
44835 syserr_copy_wired_log         -773-                      11/13/89^L
44836 
44837 
44838                [syserr_log_man_.pl1]
44839                syserr_log_man_:   Attempting to  swap syserr  log
44840                segments.  ERROR MESSAGE
44841 
44842 
44843      Stream:   as (severity1)
44844 
44845      Time:     System Intialization.
44846 
44847      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
44848                CPU or memory hardware problems.
44849 
44850      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
44851 
44852 
44853 
44854                [syserr_log_man_.pl1]
44855                syserr_log_man_:   Automatic  syserr  log  copying
44856                disabled.
44857 
44858 
44859      Stream:   as (severity1)
44860 
44861      Time:     While system is running.
44862 
44863      Meaning:  Automatic   copying   of   syserr   messages  into
44864                >sc1>syserr_log has been stopped,  due to an error
44865                in the copying process.  Another message will have
44866                been  printed prior  to this  one, describing  the
44867                problem.  An  Answering Service dump  usually will
44868                have been created, as well.
44869 
44870      Action:   If the error is recoverable (temporary disk error,
44871                record  quota overflow,   etc.-- see  the previous
44872                message(s) to make  that decision), syserr copying
44873                can be restarted by  issuing the following command
44874                in admin mode (ur using send_admin_command):
44875 
44876                     syserr_log_man_$restart_copying
44877 
44878                If the problem persists,  delete the first segment
44879                (first in  the list produced by  the list command)
44880                in >sc1>syserr_log,  and restart copying.   If the
44881                problem   still   persists,   rename   or   delete
44882                >sc1>syserr_log and reboot;  the directory will be
44883                re-created automatically.
44884 
44885                The  display_log_segment command   can be  used to
44886                examine individual log segments for damage.
44887 
44888 
44889 
44890 
44891 
44892 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         774                  11/13/89
44893 syserr_log_man_               -774-                      11/13/89^L
44894 
44895 
44896                [syserr_log_man_.pl1]
44897                syserr_log_man_:   Bad syserr_copy_interval  value
44898                NNN seconds, using 3600 seconds instead.
44899 
44900 
44901      Stream:   as (severity1)
44902 
44903      Time:     System Intialization.
44904 
44905      Meaning:  The syserr copy  interval in installation_parms is
44906                invalid.
44907 
44908      Action:   Use   ed_installation_parms  to  correct   it.   A
44909                default will be used until then.
44910 
44911 
44912 
44913                [syserr_log_man_.pl1]
44914                syserr_log_man_:  Called too early.
44915 
44916 
44917      Stream:   as (severity2)
44918 
44919      Time:     System Intialization.
44920 
44921      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
44922                CPU or memory hardware problems.
44923 
44924      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
44925 
44926 
44927 
44928                [syserr_log_man_.pl1]
44929                syserr_log_man_:                           Calling
44930                hphcs_$new_syserr_reuse_log ERROR MESSAGE
44931 
44932 
44933      Stream:   as (severity1)
44934 
44935      Time:     System Intialization.
44936 
44937      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
44938                CPU or memory hardware problems.
44939 
44940      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
44941 
44942 
44943 
44944 
44945 
44946 
44947 
44948 
44949 
44950 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         775                  11/13/89
44951 syserr_log_man_               -775-                      11/13/89^L
44952 
44953 
44954                [syserr_log_man_.pl1]
44955                syserr_log_man_:      Cannot      initiate     log
44956                LOG-PATHNAME.  ERROR MESSAGE
44957 
44958 
44959      Stream:   as (severity1)
44960 
44961      Time:     System Intialization.
44962 
44963      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
44964                CPU or memory hardware problems.
44965 
44966      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
44967 
44968 
44969 
44970                [syserr_log_man_.pl1]
44971                syserr_log_man_:    Cannot    open   history   log
44972                LOG-PATHNAME.  ERROR MESSAGE
44973 
44974 
44975      Stream:   as (severity1)
44976 
44977      Time:     System Intialization.
44978 
44979      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
44980                CPU or memory hardware problems.
44981 
44982      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
44983 
44984 
44985                Message:  syserr_log_man_:  Cannot migrate message
44986                #NNNNNNN
44987 
44988      Stream:   as (severity1)
44989 
44990      Time:     System Intialization.
44991 
44992      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
44993                CPU or memory hardware problems.
44994 
44995      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
44996 
44997 
44998 
44999 
45000 
45001 
45002 
45003 
45004 
45005 
45006 
45007 
45008 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         776                  11/13/89
45009 syserr_log_man_               -776-                      11/13/89^L
45010 
45011 
45012                [syserr_log_man_.pl1]
45013                syserr_log_man_:    Cannot   rename   PATHNAME  to
45014                NEW-NAME.  ERROR MESSAGE
45015 
45016 
45017      Stream:   as (severity1)
45018 
45019      Time:     System Intialization.
45020 
45021      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
45022                CPU or memory hardware problems.
45023 
45024      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
45025 
45026 
45027 
45028                [syserr_log_man_.pl1]
45029                syserr_log_man_:     Cannot    replace    ACL   on
45030                >sc1>syserr_log.  ERROR MESSAGE
45031 
45032 
45033      Stream:   as (severity1)
45034 
45035      Time:     System Intialization.
45036 
45037      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
45038                CPU or memory hardware problems.
45039 
45040      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
45041 
45042 
45043 
45044                [syserr_log_man_.pl1]
45045                syserr_log_man_:   Cannot replace  initial ACL  on
45046                >sc1>syserr_log.  ERROR MESSAGE
45047 
45048 
45049      Stream:   as (severity1)
45050 
45051      Time:     System Intialization.
45052 
45053      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
45054                CPU or memory hardware problems.
45055 
45056      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
45057 
45058 
45059 
45060 
45061 
45062 
45063 
45064 
45065 
45066 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         777                  11/13/89
45067 syserr_log_man_               -777-                      11/13/89^L
45068 
45069 
45070                [syserr_log_man_.pl1]
45071                syserr_log_man_:       Could       not      create
45072                >sc1>syserr_log.  Automatic syserr log copying not
45073                initialized.  ERROR MESSAGE
45074 
45075 
45076      Stream:   as (severity1)
45077 
45078      Time:     System Intialization.
45079 
45080      Meaning:  The  syserr  history  directory  was  found  to be
45081                missing during initialization, and a new one could
45082                not  be  created;  this  probably  indicates  file
45083                system damage.
45084 
45085      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
45086 
45087 
45088 
45089                [syserr_log_man_.pl1]
45090                syserr_log_man_:  Could not  create event channel.
45091                Automatic  syserr  log  copying  not  initialized.
45092                ERROR MESSAGE
45093 
45094 
45095      Stream:   as (severity1)
45096 
45097      Time:     System Intialization.
45098 
45099      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
45100                CPU or memory hardware problems.
45101 
45102      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
45103 
45104 
45105 
45106 
45107 
45108 
45109 
45110 
45111 
45112 
45113 
45114 
45115 
45116 
45117 
45118 
45119 
45120 
45121 
45122 
45123 
45124 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         778                  11/13/89
45125 syserr_log_man_               -778-                      11/13/89^L
45126 
45127 
45128                [syserr_log_man_.pl1]
45129                syserr_log_man_:  Could not use old syserr history
45130                dir:  >sc1>syserr_log ERROR MESSAGE
45131 
45132 
45133      Stream:   as (severity1)
45134 
45135      Time:     System Intialization.
45136 
45137      Meaning:  The syserr log history directory (>sc1>syserr_log)
45138                cannot  be used;  the reason  is indicated  by the
45139                error message.  The system  will attempt to rename
45140                it and create a new one; any existing log segments
45141                may be  moved from the old directory  into the new
45142                (current)  one once  the  system  comes up  if the
45143                renaming is successful.
45144 
45145      Action:   Contact   the  system   programming  staff.    The
45146                condition causing  the error should  be corrected,
45147                and the system re-booted.
45148 
45149 
45150 
45151                [syserr_log_man_.pl1]
45152                syserr_log_man_:  Created >sc1>syserr_log
45153 
45154 
45155      Stream:   as (severity0)
45156 
45157      Time:     System Intialization.
45158 
45159      Meaning:  The syserr history directory, >sc1>syserr_log, was
45160                created  automatically when  it was  found missing
45161                during  initialization.  This  is normal  during a
45162                cold boot, but an error  at all other times, since
45163                it indicates that the directory was missing.
45164 
45165      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
45166 
45167 
45168 
45169 
45170 
45171 
45172 
45173 
45174 
45175 
45176 
45177 
45178 
45179 
45180 
45181 
45182 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         779                  11/13/89
45183 syserr_log_man_               -779-                      11/13/89^L
45184 
45185 
45186                [syserr_log_man_.pl1]
45187                syserr_log_man_:    Error  obtaining   syserr  log
45188                history.  MESSAGE
45189 
45190 
45191      Stream:   as (severity2)
45192 
45193      Time:     System Intialization.
45194 
45195      Meaning:  To  verify syserr   message sequence  numbers will
45196                continue to  increase despite clearing of  the log
45197                partition,  the AS must  look at the  existing log
45198                segments.   However,  some  inconsistancy  in  the
45199                first    history    directory    prevented   this.
45200                (>sc1>syserr_log).
45201 
45202      Action:   Fix   any   problems   and   issue   the   command
45203                "syserr_log_man_$restart_copying" from  admin mode
45204                in the initializer process.
45205 
45206 
45207 
45208                [syserr_log_man_.pl1]
45209                syserr_log_man_:   Error  verifying  log partition
45210                sequence numbers.
45211 
45212 
45213      Stream:   as (severity2)
45214 
45215      Time:     System Intialization.
45216 
45217      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
45218                CPU  or memory  hardware problems.   There is some
45219                error   in  the   log  partition   which  prevents
45220                adjustment of the sequence numbers.
45221 
45222      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
45223 
45224 
45225 
45226 
45227 
45228 
45229 
45230 
45231 
45232 
45233 
45234 
45235 
45236 
45237 
45238 
45239 
45240 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         780                  11/13/89
45241 syserr_log_man_               -780-                      11/13/89^L
45242 
45243 
45244                [syserr_log_man_.pl1]
45245                syserr_log_man_:    Renamed   >sc1>syserr_log   to
45246                NEW-NAME
45247 
45248 
45249      Stream:   as (severity1)
45250 
45251      Time:     System Intialization.
45252 
45253      Meaning:  Indicates  that  the  history  directory  has been
45254                renamed  after an error  in attempting to  use it.
45255                Old log segments can be  moved from here back into
45256                >sc1>syserr_log.
45257 
45258      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
45259 
45260 
45261 
45262                [syserr_log_man_.pl1]
45263                syserr_log_man_:   Syserr  thresholds:   NNN pages
45264                (COMMENT), NNN seconds (COMMENT)
45265 
45266 
45267      Stream:   as (severity0)
45268 
45269      Time:     System Intialization.
45270 
45271      Meaning:  These  are  the   thresholds  for  when  Answering
45272                Service  syserr copying  will be  performed.  Each
45273                value  may be followed  by a comment;  the comment
45274                "(default)" indicates  that the installation_parms
45275                value was zero, indicating that a default value is
45276                used.  The comment "(disabled)" indicates that the
45277                installation_parms value  was set to  disable this
45278                log     copying     mechanism.      The    comment
45279                "(installation_parms  value  invalid)"  means just
45280                that;  the  value  in  installation_parms  must be
45281                updated, and meantime, a default is applied.
45282 
45283      Action:   Note for system programmer action.
45284 
45285 
45286 
45287 
45288 
45289 
45290 
45291 
45292 
45293 
45294 
45295 
45296 
45297 
45298 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         781                  11/13/89
45299 syserr_log_man_               -781-                      11/13/89^L
45300 
45301 
45302                [syserr_log_man_.pl1]
45303                syserr_log_man_:   Unable to   open syserr  log in
45304                PATH.
45305 
45306 
45307      Stream:   as (severity2)
45308 
45309      Time:     System Intialization.
45310 
45311      Meaning:  To  verify syserr   message sequence  numbers will
45312                continue to  increase despite clearing of  the log
45313                partition,  the AS must  look at the  existing log
45314                segments.   However,  some  inconsistancy  in  the
45315                first    history    directory    prevented   this.
45316                (>sc1>syserr_log).
45317 
45318      Action:   Contact  the system   programming staff.   Fix any
45319                problems in  the syserr log history  dir and issue
45320                the command "syserr_log_man_$restart_copying" from
45321                admin mode in the initializer process.
45322 
45323 
45324 
45325                [syserr_seg_manager.pl1]
45326                syserr_seg_manager:  Attempt to rename invalid log
45327                index NNNN
45328 
45329 
45330      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
45331 
45332      Time:     While system is running.
45333 
45334      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
45335                CPU or memory hardware problems.
45336 
45337      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  Reinitialize
45338                the LOG  partition with the BCE  test_disk command
45339                if this persists
45340 
45341 
45342 
45343 
45344 
45345 
45346 
45347 
45348 
45349 
45350 
45351 
45352 
45353 
45354 
45355 
45356 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         782                  11/13/89
45357 syserr_seg_manager            -782-                      11/13/89^L
45358 
45359 
45360                [syserr_seg_manager.pl1]
45361                syserr_seg_manager:   Attempt to rename  log #NNNN
45362                already named NAME
45363 
45364 
45365      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
45366 
45367      Time:     While system is running.
45368 
45369      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
45370                CPU or memory hardware problems.
45371 
45372      Action:   Note for system programmer action.
45373 
45374 
45375 
45376                [syserr_seg_manager.pl1]
45377                syserr_seg_manager:   Cannot   rename  syserr  log
45378                #NNNN from OLD-NAME to NEW-NAME for USER-NAME
45379 
45380 
45381      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
45382 
45383      Time:     While system is running.
45384 
45385      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
45386                CPU or memory hardware problems.
45387 
45388      Action:   Note for system programmer action.
45389 
45390 
45391 
45392                [syserr_seg_manager.pl1]
45393                syserr_seg_manager:   Crawlout   with  syserr  log
45394                locked.  Automatic syserr log copying disabled.
45395 
45396 
45397      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
45398 
45399      Time:     While system is running.
45400 
45401      Meaning:  An  fault has  occurred in  the Answering  Service
45402                while copying syserr messages  from ring zero, and
45403                copying  from ring  zero has  been disabled.  This
45404                probably indicates a supervisor logic error.  This
45405                will  be followed  by a  message from  verify_lock
45406                identifying the fault.
45407 
45408      Action:   Attempt to restart copying, or re-boot the system.
45409 
45410 
45411 
45412 
45413 
45414 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         783                  11/13/89
45415 syserr_seg_manager            -783-                      11/13/89^L
45416 
45417 
45418                [syserr_seg_manager.pl1]
45419                syserr_seg_manager:   No messages  in live  syserr
45420                log PTR.
45421 
45422 
45423      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
45424 
45425      Time:     System Intialization.
45426 
45427      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
45428                CPU or memory  hardware problems.  When attempting
45429                to verify the message sequence numbers in the live
45430                syserr  log, it  was found  that no  messages were
45431                present.   This  should  not  hapen  at this point
45432                because       syserr      log       initialization
45433                (init_syserr_log) always  places a message  in the
45434                log.
45435 
45436      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
45437 
45438 
45439                Messaage:    syserr_seg_manager:     Log   message
45440                sequence  numbers adjusted  (in PTR)  beginning at
45441                SEQUENCE.
45442 
45443      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
45444 
45445      Time:     System Intialization.
45446 
45447      Meaning:  The  sequence numbers  in the  log partition  were
45448                found to preceed the sequence numbers found in the
45449                log history.   Thus, the numbers in  the partition
45450                (and the  wired log) were  adjusted appropriately.
45451                This  message indicates   the new  sequence number
45452                where the  adjustment started for each  of the two
45453                ring 0 paged logs.  (This will occur after the log
45454                partition has been damaged or manually cleared).
45455 
45456      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
45457 
45458 
45459 
45460 
45461 
45462 
45463 
45464 
45465 
45466 
45467 
45468 
45469 
45470 
45471 
45472 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         784                  11/13/89
45473 syserr_seg_manager            -784-                      11/13/89^L
45474 
45475 
45476                [wired_shutdown.pl1]
45477                system already shut down
45478 
45479 
45480      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
45481 
45482      Time:     Emergency shutdown
45483 
45484      Meaning:  An attempt to perform  emergency shutdown was made
45485                after  a  previous  attempt,  or  normal shutdown,
45486                succeeded.  No ESD is necessary in this case.  The
45487                "shutdown complete" message follows.
45488 
45489      Action:   No operator action is required.
45490 
45491 
45492 
45493                [system_control_.pl1]
45494                system_control_:  fault during init
45495 
45496 
45497      Stream:   ring 4 system control.
45498 
45499      Time:     System Intialization.
45500 
45501      Meaning:  Some  error  condition  has  occurred unexpectedly
45502                while   starting  up    the  ring   4  initializer
45503                environment.  The system will return to bce.
45504 
45505      Action:   Contact  the  system  programming  staff.   Follow
45506                normal recovery procedures.
45507 
45508 
45509 
45510 
45511 
45512                [system_startup_.pl1]
45513                system_startup_ Renamed >XXXXX to >XXXXX.!BBB.....
45514 
45515 
45516      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
45517 
45518      Time:     System Intialization.
45519 
45520      Meaning:  The segment  >disk_table or the directory  >lv (as
45521                specified by XXXXX in  the message) was renamed in
45522                response to the "nodt" or "nolv" option on the bce
45523                "boot" command line.
45524 
45525      Action:   No operator action is required.
45526 
45527 
45528 
45529 
45530 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         785                  11/13/89
45531 system_startup_ Renamed >X    -785-                      11/13/89^L
45532 
45533 
45534                [system_startup_.pl1]
45535                system_startup_:  error on initializer io streams
45536 
45537 
45538      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
45539 
45540      Time:     System Intialization.
45541 
45542      Meaning:  This  error crashes  the system.   The system will
45543                return to bce.
45544 
45545      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  Try  another
45546                boot tape  and check that the  hardware is running
45547                correctly.
45548 
45549 
45550 
45551                [system_startup_.pl1]
45552                system_startup_:  Recursive error condition.
45553 
45554 
45555      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
45556 
45557      Time:     System Intialization.
45558 
45559      Meaning:  This  error crashes  the system.   The system will
45560                return to bce.
45561 
45562      Action:   Follow  normal recovery procedures.   Boot another
45563                system, and examine the dump.
45564 
45565 
45566 
45567                [system_startup_.pl1]
45568                system_startup_:  The config deck is empty.
45569 
45570 
45571      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
45572 
45573      Time:     System Intialization.
45574 
45575      Meaning:  This  error crashes  the system.   The system will
45576                return  to  bce.   This  error  should  not occur,
45577                because  earlier  steps  in  initialization depend
45578                upon the  config deck.  If it  does, however, type
45579                GO after putting a config deck in place.
45580 
45581 
45582      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  Use  another
45583                boot tape, or check that the hardware is operating
45584                correctly.
45585 
45586 
45587 
45588 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         786                  11/13/89
45589 system_startup_               -786-                      11/13/89^L
45590 
45591 
45592                [system_startup_.pl1]
45593                system_startup_:    The  config_deck   segment  is
45594                missing.
45595 
45596 
45597      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
45598 
45599      Time:     System Intialization.
45600 
45601      Meaning:  This  error  crashes   the  system.   The  segment
45602                config_deck  is missing.    This error  should not
45603                occur,  because  earlier  steps  in initialization
45604                depend upon the config deck.
45605 
45606      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  Use  another
45607                boot tape, or check that the hardware is operating
45608                correctly.
45609 
45610 
45611 
45612                [system_startup_.pl1]
45613                system_startup_:  The  root logical volume  is not
45614                complete.  "boot  rlvs" level 2  directory salvage
45615                aborted.
45616 
45617 
45618      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
45619 
45620      Time:     System Intialization.
45621 
45622      Meaning:  One or  more physical volumes of  the Root Logical
45623                Volume (RLV) registered in the volume registration
45624                database  are  not  specified  on  the root config
45625                card,  and  are  therefore  not  mounted.  Level 2
45626                directory  salvage  cannot   take  place  with  an
45627                incomplete RLV.
45628 
45629      Action:   Mount the missing packs  with the add_vol command,
45630                and then use the salvage_dirs command.
45631 
45632 
45633 
45634 
45635 
45636 
45637 
45638 
45639 
45640 
45641 
45642 
45643 
45644 
45645 
45646 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         787                  11/13/89
45647 system_startup_               -787-                      11/13/89^L
45648 
45649 
45650                [system_startup_.pl1]
45651                system_startup_:  unclaimed COND
45652                (machine conditions in octal)
45653 
45654 
45655      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
45656 
45657      Time:     System Intialization.
45658 
45659      Meaning:  Some  error  condition  has  occurred unexpectedly
45660                inside   the  ring   1  environment.    Diagnostic
45661                information is typed after  this line.  The system
45662                should return to  Initializer command level, still
45663                in ring 1, and be able to continue running.
45664 
45665      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
45666 
45667 
45668 
45669                [system_startup_.pl1]
45670                system_startup_:     unclaimed    {condition-name}
45671                condition.
45672 
45673 
45674      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
45675 
45676      Time:     System Intialization.
45677 
45678      Meaning:  An error has occurred  while executing in the ring
45679                1 Initializer environment.   The system returns to
45680                ring  1 command  level.  For  some errors  machine
45681                conditions are displayed in subsequent messages.
45682 
45683      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
45684 
45685 
45686 
45687                [system_startup_.pl1]
45688                system_startup_:  Will not reload
45689 
45690 
45691      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
45692 
45693      Time:     Response to operator reload command.
45694 
45695      Meaning:  One or more volumes  cannot be mounted.  Reloading
45696                cannot  proceed.   The  system  returns  to ring 1
45697                command level.
45698 
45699      Action:   Correct the problem and try again.
45700 
45701 
45702 
45703 
45704 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         788                  11/13/89
45705 system_startup_               -788-                      11/13/89^L
45706 
45707 
45708                [system_startup_.pl1]
45709                system_startup_:   XYZ  is  not  a  legal command.
45710                Type help for a list of commands.
45711 
45712 
45713      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
45714 
45715      Time:     System Intialization.
45716 
45717      Meaning:  The operator  has issued a  command to the  ring 1
45718                environment  that cannot  be executed.   No action
45719                was taken on the illegal command.
45720 
45721      Action:   If the command is misspelled, retype it correctly.
45722                If  the  command  is   intended  for  the  ring  4
45723                Answering Service, type  "standard" first to leave
45724                the ring 1 environment and then retype the desired
45725                command.
45726 
45727 
45728 
45729                [tape_reader.pl1]
45730                tape_reader:  bad_major_status:  SSS
45731 
45732 
45733      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
45734 
45735      Time:     System Intialization.
45736 
45737      Meaning:  The bootload tape is unreadable.
45738 
45739      Action:   The Multics System Tape  may be incorrect.  If the
45740                problem  persists, try  another MST.   Try another
45741                tape drive.
45742 
45743 
45744 
45745                [tape_reader.pl1]
45746                tape_reader:  unable to read system tape
45747 
45748 
45749      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
45750 
45751      Time:     System Intialization.
45752 
45753      Meaning:  The bootload tape is unreadable.
45754 
45755      Action:   The Multics System Tape  may be incorrect.  If the
45756                problem persists, try another MST.
45757 
45758 
45759 
45760 
45761 
45762 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         789                  11/13/89
45763 tape_reader                   -789-                      11/13/89^L
45764 
45765 
45766                [tc_init.pl1]
45767                tc_init:  cannot create  cpu_X.prds.  This CPU may
45768                not be added.  ERROR_MESSAGE
45769 
45770 
45771      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
45772 
45773      Time:     System Intialization.
45774 
45775      Meaning:  A difficulty was encountered  in creating the PRDS
45776                for  a configurable  CPU.  Later  attempts to  add
45777                this CPU will fail.  It will be marked as "off" in
45778                the CONFIG deck.
45779 
45780      Action:   Contact  the system  programming staff.   When the
45781                problem has  been remedied, shut down  and reboot,
45782                and then add this CPU.
45783 
45784 
45785 
45786                [tc_init.pl1]
45787                tc_init:   Cannot  start  up  first  idle process.
45788                Check switches.
45789 
45790 
45791      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
45792 
45793      Time:     System Intialization.
45794 
45795      Meaning:  The idle process for the bootload CPU could not be
45796                started.   This  may  be  an  error  in setting of
45797                configuration switches, or may  be indicative of a
45798                logic problem in the supervisor.
45799 
45800      Action:   Perform  an emergency   shutdown.  Check  all main
45801                module configuration  switches.  If a  problem was
45802                corrected,  reboot.  Otherwise,  be sure  to get a
45803                dump and contact the systems programming staff.
45804 
45805 
45806 
45807 
45808 
45809 
45810 
45811 
45812 
45813 
45814 
45815 
45816 
45817 
45818 
45819 
45820 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         790                  11/13/89
45821 tc_init                       -790-                      11/13/89^L
45822 
45823 
45824                [tc_init.pl1]
45825                tc_init:    Could   not   delete   old   PRDSNAME.
45826                ERRORMESSAGE
45827 
45828 
45829      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
45830 
45831      Time:     System Intialization.
45832 
45833      Meaning:  The old PRDS PRDSNAME  from the previous bootload,
45834                in >system_library_1, could  not be deleted.  When
45835                the CPU  whose tag is  part of PRDSNAME  is added,
45836                the  old PRDS  will  be  used.  ERRORMESSAGE  is a
45837                standard error_table_ message.
45838 
45839      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
45840 
45841 
45842 
45843                [tc_init.pl1]
45844                tc_init:   Could  not  rename  prds  to  PRDSNAME.
45845                ERRORMESSAGE
45846 
45847 
45848      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
45849 
45850      Time:     System Intialization.
45851 
45852      Meaning:  The segment "prds"  in >system_library_1 could not
45853                be renamed to PRDSNAME,  which is the correct name
45854                for   the  PRDS    for  the   bootload  processor.
45855                ERRORMESSAGE is a standard error_table_ message.
45856 
45857      Action:   Notify  the  system   programming  staff.   Action
45858                should be taken by the programming staff to rename
45859                this  segment.  If  the problem  cannot be  sorted
45860                out, avoid  reconfiguring the bootload  CPU during
45861                this bootload.
45862 
45863 
45864 
45865 
45866 
45867 
45868 
45869 
45870 
45871 
45872 
45873 
45874 
45875 
45876 
45877 
45878 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         791                  11/13/89
45879 tc_init                       -791-                      11/13/89^L
45880 
45881 
45882                [tc_init.pl1]
45883                tc_init:  Could not start CPU CPUTAG.
45884 
45885 
45886      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
45887 
45888      Time:     System Intialization.
45889 
45890      Meaning:  The  CPU   whose  tag  is  CPUTAG   could  not  be
45891                automatically started by system bootload.
45892 
45893      Action:   Check all  configuration switches on CPU  and main
45894                memory modules, especially the  CPU STEP switch on
45895                the  CPU which  could not  be added,  and its port
45896                enable  switches.  If  all switches  were correct,
45897                add the CPU via the addcpu command.
45898 
45899 
45900 
45901                [tc_init.pl1]
45902                tc_init:  Inconsistent SCHD config card values.
45903 
45904 
45905      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
45906 
45907      Time:     System Intialization.
45908 
45909      Meaning:  The SCHD config card is not in the correct format,
45910                or  some values are  out of acceptable  range.  In
45911                particular,  the  value   of  min_eligible  cannot
45912                exceed  that of  max_eligible; also,  the value of
45913                max_eligible  plus  the   max  number  of  stopped
45914                stack_0's    (default   =    4)   cannot    exceed
45915                max_max_eligible.
45916 
45917      Action:   Check the SCHD config card  (refer to the MOH) and
45918                correct.  Re-boot the system.
45919 
45920 
45921 
45922 
45923 
45924 
45925 
45926 
45927 
45928 
45929 
45930 
45931 
45932 
45933 
45934 
45935 
45936 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         792                  11/13/89
45937 tc_init                       -792-                      11/13/89^L
45938 
45939 
45940                [tc_init.pl1]
45941                tc_init:  No valid processor tags on CPU cards.
45942 
45943 
45944      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
45945 
45946      Time:     System Intialization.
45947 
45948      Meaning:  No CPU  CONFIG cards contained  valid (A -  H) CPU
45949                tags.   Normally this  message will  not appear if
45950                the bootload  CPU is mis-specified, as  this error
45951                will be  detected by scas_init, and  thus this may
45952                be indicative of a supervisor logic problem.
45953 
45954      Action:   Check that  all CPU CONFIG cards  are correct.  If
45955                not, perform an  emergency shutdown, correct them,
45956                and  reboot.  If  so, be  sure to  get a  dump and
45957                contact system programming personnel.
45958 
45959 
45960 
45961                [tc_init.pl1]
45962                tc_init:  Size of PRDS on TBLS card too small; XXX
45963                KW will be used.
45964 
45965 
45966      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
45967 
45968      Time:     System Intialization.
45969 
45970      Meaning:  The size of the PRDS specified on the TBLS card in
45971                the Configuration Deck is smaller than the size of
45972                the PRDS  defined in the MST header.   The size of
45973                the PRDS  will be that defined in  the MST header.
45974                Further, the  TBLS card in the  Configuration Deck
45975                has  been changed to  reflect the minimum  size of
45976                the PRDS
45977 
45978 
45979 
45980 
45981 
45982 
45983 
45984 
45985 
45986 
45987 
45988 
45989 
45990 
45991 
45992 
45993 
45994 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         793                  11/13/89
45995 tc_init                       -793-                      11/13/89^L
45996 
45997 
45998                [verify_lock.pl1]
45999                Terminating user process NAME:  Fatal salvaging of
46000                process directory.
46001 
46002 
46003      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Terminates user process)
46004 
46005      Time:     While system is running.
46006 
46007      Meaning:  A process is attempting  to crawl out.  The system
46008                discovered that the  process was interrupted while
46009                its process directory was locked, and has salvaged
46010                the  process  directory.   Salvaging  the  process
46011                directory may delete critical process segments and
46012                cause the process to  terminate, so the process is
46013                terminated cleanly instead.
46014 
46015      Action:   No operator action is required.
46016 
46017                Message:   verify_lock:   COND  condition  by USER
46018                while salvaging directory.
46019 
46020      Stream:   $announce
46021 
46022      Time:     During salvaging.
46023 
46024      Meaning:  A fault occurred while salvaging a directory found
46025                locked  at  crawlout.   This  indicates  a serious
46026                problem with the directory.
46027 
46028      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
46029 
46030 
46031 
46032                [truncate_vtoce.pl1]
46033                truncate_vtoce:   attempt  to  destroy  hc_sdw seg
46034                astep PPP
46035 
46036 
46037      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
46038 
46039      Time:     While system is running.
46040 
46041      Meaning:  An attempt has been  made to truncate a supervisor
46042                segment.  The  AST entry is located  at PPP.  This
46043                indicates a logic error  in the supervisor, or CPU
46044                or memory hardware problems.
46045 
46046      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
46047 
46048 
46049 
46050 
46051 
46052 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         794                  11/13/89
46053 truncate_vtoce                -794-                      11/13/89^L
46054 
46055 
46056                [tty_index.pl1]
46057                tty_index:  USER  (ACCESS_CLASS) attempted invalid
46058                attachment of CHANNEL (ACCESS_CLASS)
46059 
46060 
46061      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
46062 
46063      Time:     While system is running.
46064 
46065      Meaning:  A    process   of    USER   (with    authorization
46066                ACCESS_CLASS)  attempted to  use a  communications
46067                channel  which does  not correspond  to the user's
46068                authorization  and  the  user  does  not  have the
46069                communications privilege enabled.  The request was
46070                refused.  This may indicate a system error.
46071 
46072      Action:   Contact the system security administrator.
46073 
46074 
46075 
46076                [tty_interrupt.pl1]
46077                tty_interrupt:   unrecognized  interrupt  type (N)
46078                for devx D
46079 
46080 
46081      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
46082 
46083      Time:     While system is running.
46084 
46085      Meaning:  An unrecognized  interrupt type has  been reported
46086                for the nonmultiplexed  channel whose device index
46087                is D.
46088 
46089      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
46090 
46091 
46092 
46093                [tty_lock.pl1]
46094                tty_lock$verify:   attempted  crawlout  with queue
46095                lock set.
46096 
46097 
46098      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
46099 
46100      Time:     While system is running.
46101 
46102      Meaning:  There was  an attempt to  crawl out while  the tty
46103                queue lock was locked.
46104 
46105      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
46106 
46107 
46108 
46109 
46110 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         795                  11/13/89
46111 tty_lock$verify               -795-                      11/13/89^L
46112 
46113 
46114                [tty_lock.pl1]
46115                tty_lock$verify:  attempted  crawlout with special
46116                channel lock set.
46117 
46118 
46119      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
46120 
46121      Time:     While system is running.
46122 
46123      Meaning:  There was an attempt to  crawl out while a channel
46124                lock that is also a processor lock was locked.
46125 
46126      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
46127 
46128 
46129 
46130                [tty_lock.pl1]
46131                tty_lock$verify:  attempted  crawlout with tty_buf
46132                lock set.
46133 
46134 
46135      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
46136 
46137      Time:     While system is running.
46138 
46139      Meaning:  There  was  an  attempt  to  crawl  out  while the
46140                tty_buf lock used by tty_space_man was locked.
46141 
46142      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
46143 
46144 
46145 
46146                [tty_lock.pl1]
46147                tty_lock:  attempt to  lock channel already locked
46148                by same process.
46149 
46150 
46151      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
46152 
46153      Time:     While system is running.
46154 
46155      Meaning:  A locking error was  detected when a process tried
46156                to lock a channel that it had already locked.
46157 
46158      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
46159 
46160 
46161 
46162 
46163 
46164 
46165 
46166 
46167 
46168 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         796                  11/13/89
46169 tty_lock                      -796-                      11/13/89^L
46170 
46171 
46172                [tty_lock.pl1]
46173                tty_lock:   attempt  to  lock  unused  channel for
46174                interrupt.
46175 
46176 
46177      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
46178 
46179      Time:     While system is running.
46180 
46181      Meaning:  A  locking error  was detected  when an  interrupt
46182                handler tried to lock an ununsed channel.
46183 
46184      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
46185 
46186 
46187 
46188                [tty_lock.pl1]
46189                tty_lock:  attempt to unlock channel not locked by
46190                same process.
46191 
46192 
46193      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
46194 
46195      Time:     While system is running.
46196 
46197      Meaning:  A locking error was  detected when a process tried
46198                to unlock a channel that  was either not locked or
46199                locked by another process.
46200 
46201      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
46202 
46203 
46204 
46205                [tty_lock.pl1]
46206                tty_lock:  attempt  to unlock queue not  locked by
46207                same process.
46208 
46209 
46210      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
46211 
46212      Time:     While system is running.
46213 
46214      Meaning:  A locking error was  detected when a process tried
46215                to unlock  the global queue lock  which was either
46216                not locked or was locked by another process.
46217 
46218 
46219 
46220 
46221 
46222 
46223 
46224 
46225 
46226 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         797                  11/13/89
46227 tty_lock                      -797-                      11/13/89^L
46228 
46229 
46230                [tty_lock.pl1]
46231                tty_lock:   Cannot  get  space  for  queue  entry.
46232                (devx = N)
46233 
46234 
46235      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
46236 
46237      Time:     While system is running.
46238 
46239      Meaning:  An attempt  to queue an interrupt  for the channel
46240                with  devx N  failed due  to lack  of space.   The
46241                interrupt was lost which may cause loss of data or
46242                improper channel operation.
46243 
46244      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
46245 
46246 
46247 
46248                [tty_space_man.pl1]
46249                tty_space_man:  Address not in buffer pool.
46250 
46251 
46252      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
46253 
46254      Time:     While system is running.
46255 
46256      Meaning:  An attempt  was made to  free space at  an address
46257                not included in the free space pool of tty_buf.
46258 
46259      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
46260 
46261 
46262 
46263                [tty_space_man.pl1]
46264                tty_space_man:  Lock already locked to process.
46265 
46266 
46267      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
46268 
46269      Time:     While system is running.
46270 
46271      Meaning:  A process that had  the global tty_buf lock locked
46272                attempted to lock it again.
46273 
46274      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
46275 
46276 
46277 
46278 
46279 
46280 
46281 
46282 
46283 
46284 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         798                  11/13/89
46285 tty_space_man                 -798-                      11/13/89^L
46286 
46287 
46288                [tty_space_man.pl1]
46289                tty_space_man:  Lock not locked to process.
46290 
46291 
46292      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
46293 
46294      Time:     While system is running.
46295 
46296      Meaning:  A process  attempted to unlock the  global tty_buf
46297                lock when that process did not have it locked.
46298 
46299      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
46300 
46301 
46302 
46303                [tty_space_man.pl1]
46304                tty_space_man:  Tried to free space already free.
46305 
46306 
46307      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
46308 
46309      Time:     While system is running.
46310 
46311      Meaning:  An attempt was made to  free space in tty_buf that
46312                was  included  in  or  overlapped  space  that was
46313                already free.
46314 
46315      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
46316 
46317 
46318 
46319                [tty_tables_mgr.pl1]
46320                tty_tables_mgr$add:  Invalid table type.  N
46321 
46322 
46323      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
46324 
46325      Time:     While system is running.
46326 
46327      Meaning:  An  attempt  to  add  a  table  to  the tty_tables
46328                segment has failed due to an invalid table type of
46329                N.
46330 
46331      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
46332 
46333 
46334 
46335 
46336 
46337 
46338 
46339 
46340 
46341 
46342 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         799                  11/13/89
46343 tty_tables_mgr$add            -799-                      11/13/89^L
46344 
46345 
46346                [tty_tables_mgr.pl1]
46347                tty_tables_mgr$delete:  Invalid table offset.  N
46348 
46349 
46350      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
46351 
46352      Time:     While system is running.
46353 
46354      Meaning:  An attempt  to delete a table  from the tty_tables
46355                segment has failed due  to an invalid table offset
46356                of N.
46357 
46358      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
46359 
46360 
46361 
46362                [turn_on_mc_.pl1]
46363                turn_on_mc_:  MESSAGE.  attach STREAM
46364 
46365 
46366      Stream:   sc (error_output).
46367 
46368      Time:     System Intialization.
46369 
46370      Meaning:  The   system  attempted   to  start   the  Message
46371                Coordinator  but  the   stream  STREAM  cannot  be
46372                attached to  the message routing dim.   The system
46373                continues to  operate but the  Message Coordinator
46374                is not used.  Probably,  the daemon processes will
46375                also encounter trouble.
46376 
46377      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
46378 
46379 
46380 
46381                [turn_on_mc_.pl1]
46382                turn_on_mc_:  MESSAGE.  detach STREAM
46383 
46384 
46385      Stream:   sc (error_output).
46386 
46387      Time:     System Intialization.
46388 
46389      Meaning:  The   system  attempted   to  start   the  Message
46390                Coordinator  but the  stream STREAM  could not  be
46391                detached  from   its  initial  dim.    The  system
46392                continues to  operate but the  Message Coordinator
46393                is not used.  Probably,  the daemon processes will
46394                also encounter trouble.
46395 
46396      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
46397 
46398 
46399 
46400 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         800                  11/13/89
46401 turn_on_mc_                   -800-                      11/13/89^L
46402 
46403 
46404                [turn_on_mc_.pl1]
46405                turn_on_mc_:  MESSAGE.  error from mc_init
46406 
46407 
46408      Stream:   sc (error_output).
46409 
46410      Time:     System Intialization.
46411 
46412      Meaning:  The   system  attempted   to  start   the  Message
46413                Coordinator  but it   cannot be  initialized.  The
46414                system  continues  to   operate  but  the  Message
46415                Coordinator  is not   used.  The  daemon processes
46416                will probably also encounter trouble.
46417 
46418      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
46419 
46420 
46421 
46422                [turn_on_mc_.pl1]
46423                turn_on_mc_:  MESSAGE.  open STREAM
46424 
46425 
46426      Stream:   sc (error_output).
46427 
46428      Time:     System Intialization.
46429 
46430      Meaning:  The   system  attempted   to  start   the  Message
46431                Coordinator but the stream STREAM cannot be opened
46432                by the message routing  dim.  The system continues
46433                to  operate  but  the  Message  Coordinator is not
46434                used.   Probably, the  daemon processes  will also
46435                encounter trouble.
46436 
46437      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
46438 
46439 
46440 
46441                [mc_commands_.pl1]
46442                Unable  to  locate  a  CDT  entry  for  XXXX while
46443                attempting to drop it.
46444 
46445 
46446      Stream:   as (severity 1)
46447 
46448      Time:     In response to a drop operator command.
46449 
46450      Meaning:  Notification that the CDT entry cannot be found to
46451                free it  as a result  of dropping the  tty channel
46452                from the message coordinator.  The mc_anstbl entry
46453                is freed at this point however.
46454 
46455      Action:   No operator action is required.
46456 
46457 
46458 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         801                  11/13/89
46459 Unable to locate a CDT ent    -801-                      11/13/89^L
46460 
46461 
46462                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
46463                unlock:     Reconfiguration    data    locked   by
46464                PERSON.PROJ.T
46465 
46466 
46467      Stream:   Initializer process output.
46468 
46469      Time:     In response to an operator command.
46470 
46471      Meaning:  This message is  typed by reconfigure$force_unlock
46472                if the reconfiguration data base was locked.
46473 
46474      Action:   No operator action is required.
46475 
46476 
46477 
46478                [obs_reconfigure.pl1]
46479                unlock:  Reconfiguration data not locked.
46480 
46481 
46482      Stream:   Initializer process output.
46483 
46484      Time:     In response to an operator command.
46485 
46486      Meaning:  This message is  typed by reconfigure$force_unlock
46487                if the reconfiguration data base was not locked.
46488 
46489      Action:   No operator action is required.
46490 
46491 
46492 
46493                [dn355_boot_interrupt.pl1]
46494                Unrecognized bootload status N for FNP X
46495 
46496 
46497      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
46498 
46499      Time:     When bootloading an FNP
46500 
46501      Meaning:  The  status reported  by an  FNP in  response to a
46502                bootload   attempt  was   not  one   of  the  ones
46503                recognized.  N is the reported status (in octal).
46504 
46505      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
46506 
46507 
46508 
46509 
46510 
46511 
46512 
46513 
46514 
46515 
46516 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         802                  11/13/89
46517 Unrecognized bootload stat    -802-                      11/13/89^L
46518 
46519 
46520                [up_mgt_.pl1]
46521                up_mgt_:    ERROR_MESSAGE    During   work   class
46522                reassignment
46523 
46524 
46525      Stream:   as (severity2)
46526 
46527      Time:     While system is running.
46528 
46529      Meaning:  The  error  described  by  ERROR_MESSAGE  occurred
46530                while  a system   administrator was  attempting to
46531                install a new mgt.   The operation was tried twice
46532                and failed both times.   More detailed reasons for
46533                the  failure  are  given  in  messages immediately
46534                preceding  this   one.   The  new  mgt   has  been
46535                installed.   Hardcore is  operating with  a set of
46536                parameters inconsistent with the new mgt.
46537 
46538      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
46539 
46540 
46541 
46542                [up_pdt_.pl1]
46543                up_pdt_:  bumping NAME.PROJ, omitted from new pdt
46544 
46545 
46546      Stream:   as (severity1)
46547 
46548      Time:     While system is running.
46549 
46550      Meaning:  The  supervisor of  project PROJ  has removed  the
46551                user  named NAME  from  the  project while  he was
46552                logged  in.   He  is  no  longer  authorized to be
46553                logged in on that project and is bumped.
46554 
46555      Action:   No operator action is required.
46556 
46557 
46558 
46559 
46560 
46561 
46562 
46563 
46564 
46565 
46566 
46567 
46568 
46569 
46570 
46571 
46572 
46573 
46574 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         803                  11/13/89
46575 up_pdt_                       -803-                      11/13/89^L
46576 
46577 
46578                [up_pdt_.pl1]
46579                up_pdt_:   bumping  NAME.PROJ,  user authorization
46580                now outside range.
46581 
46582 
46583      Stream:   as (severity1)
46584 
46585      Time:     While system is running.
46586 
46587      Meaning:  A  project administrator  has installed  a new pdt
46588                that changes the authorization  range for the user
46589                identified  by  NAME  on  project  PROJ.  The user
46590                NAME.PROJ   is  currently    logged  in   with  an
46591                authorization  outside the new  range.  Therefore,
46592                the user is being bumped from the system.
46593 
46594      Action:   No operator action is required.
46595 
46596 
46597 
46598                [up_pdt_.pl1]
46599                up_pdt_:    ERROR_MESSAGE.    PROJ.pdt   will   be
46600                installed with no hash table
46601 
46602 
46603      Stream:   as (severity2)
46604 
46605      Time:     While system is running.
46606 
46607      Meaning:  A new PDT is being installed for project PROJ.  An
46608                error  described by  ERROR_MESSAGE occurred  while
46609                its hash  table was being built.  The  PDT will be
46610                installed  without a  hash table.   Logins on that
46611                project will  take longer and place  an extra load
46612                on the system.
46613 
46614      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
46615 
46616 
46617 
46618 
46619 
46620 
46621 
46622 
46623 
46624 
46625 
46626 
46627 
46628 
46629 
46630 
46631 
46632 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         804                  11/13/89
46633 up_pdt_                       -804-                      11/13/89^L
46634 
46635 
46636                [up_pdt_.pl1]
46637                up_pdt_:    PROJ.pdt   has    N   users,   leaving
46638                insufficient room for a hash table.
46639 
46640 
46641      Stream:   as (severity1)
46642 
46643      Time:     While system is running.
46644 
46645      Meaning:  A new  project definition table (PDT)  for project
46646                PROJ  is being  installed.  It  has so  many users
46647                that there is no room in it for a hash table.  The
46648                PDT  will  be  installed  without  a  hash  table.
46649                Logins on that project  will take longer and place
46650                an extra load on the system.
46651 
46652      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
46653 
46654 
46655 
46656                [up_pdt_.pl1]
46657                up_pdt_:  PROJ.pdt NAME on free list state nonzero
46658 
46659 
46660      Stream:   as (severity2)
46661 
46662      Time:     While system is running.
46663 
46664      Meaning:  A new  project definition table for  PROJ is being
46665                installed.  The thread of  free entries appears to
46666                include  some user whose  state is not  zero.  The
46667                program abandons the free chain and continues.
46668 
46669      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
46670 
46671 
46672 
46673                [up_pdt_.pl1]
46674                up_pdt_:  synch error NAME.PROJ
46675 
46676 
46677      Stream:   as (severity2)
46678 
46679      Time:     While system is running.
46680 
46681      Meaning:  A new  project definition table for  PROJ is being
46682                installed.  The  answer table entry  for NAME.PROJ
46683                should contain  a pointer to the  user's PDT entry
46684                but the pointer  is incorrect.  Accounting figures
46685                may be scrambled.  The system continues operation.
46686 
46687      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
46688 
46689 
46690 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         805                  11/13/89
46691 up_pdt_                       -805-                      11/13/89^L
46692 
46693 
46694                [up_rtdt_.pl1]
46695                up_rtdt_:   Adding resource type  RESOURCE_TYPE to
46696                the system.
46697 
46698 
46699      Stream:   as (severity1)
46700 
46701      Time:     While system is running.
46702 
46703      Meaning:  The named resource type has been newly defined and
46704                will  be accessible by  system users.  This  is an
46705                advisory message.
46706 
46707      Action:   None.
46708 
46709 
46710 
46711                [up_rtdt_.pl1]
46712                up_rtdt_:   Deleting  resource  type RESOURCE_TYPE
46713                from the system.
46714 
46715 
46716      Stream:   as (severity1)
46717 
46718      Time:     While system is running.
46719 
46720      Meaning:  The named resource type is no longer accessible by
46721                system users.  This is an advisory message.
46722 
46723      Action:   None.
46724 
46725 
46726 
46727                [up_rtdt_.pl1]
46728                up_rtdt_:    ERROR_MESSAGE   Cannot   create   RCP
46729                registry for RESOURCE_NAME.
46730 
46731 
46732      Stream:   as (severity2)
46733 
46734      Time:     While system is running.
46735 
46736      Meaning:  The  error  described  by  ERROR_MESSAGE  occurred
46737                while  a system   administrator was  attempting to
46738                install  a new  rtdt.   The  rtdt contained  a new
46739                resource   type,  but   the  resource   management
46740                registry  for  that  resource  type  could  not be
46741                created.  The  rtdt is not installed.   Some other
46742                registries   may   already   have   been  modified
46743                according to information in the new rtdt.
46744 
46745      Action:   Notify the system administrator.
46746 
46747 
46748 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         806                  11/13/89
46749 up_rtdt_                      -806-                      11/13/89^L
46750 
46751 
46752                [up_rtdt_.pl1]
46753                up_rtdt_:    ERROR_MESSAGE   Cannot   recover   by
46754                renaming old RTDT either.
46755 
46756 
46757      Stream:   as (severity2)
46758 
46759      Time:     While system is running.
46760 
46761      Meaning:  The  program that  installs rtdt's  cannot recover
46762                correctly from  an earlier error in  renaming, for
46763                which an error message  is also printed.  Although
46764                the current rtdt is not destroyed, it is no longer
46765                accessible  to   users.   This  will   affect  the
46766                operation of resource management and RCP.
46767 
46768      Action:   Notify the system administrator.
46769 
46770 
46771 
46772                [up_rtdt_.pl1]
46773                up_rtdt_:  ERROR_MESSAGE Cannot rename new rtdt.
46774 
46775 
46776      Stream:   as (severity2)
46777 
46778      Time:     While system is running.
46779 
46780      Meaning:  The new rtdt being  installed could not be renamed
46781                to "rtdt".  The rtdt is not installed.
46782 
46783      Action:   Notify the system administrator.
46784 
46785 
46786 
46787                [up_rtdt_.pl1]
46788                up_rtdt_:  ERROR_MESSAGE Cannot rename old RTDT.
46789 
46790 
46791      Stream:   as (severity2)
46792 
46793      Time:     While system is running.
46794 
46795      Meaning:  The   current  rtdt   could  not   be  renamed  to
46796                accomodate the installation of a new rtdt.
46797 
46798      Action:   Notify the system administrator.
46799 
46800 
46801 
46802 
46803 
46804 
46805 
46806 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         807                  11/13/89
46807 up_rtdt_                      -807-                      11/13/89^L
46808 
46809 
46810                [up_rtdt_.pl1]
46811                up_rtdt_:    ERROR_MESSAGE   Cannot   update   RCP
46812                registry for RESOURCE_NAME.
46813 
46814 
46815      Stream:   as (severity2)
46816 
46817      Time:     While system is running.
46818 
46819      Meaning:  The  error  described  by  ERROR_MESSAGE  occurred
46820                while  a system   administrator was  attempting to
46821                install a new rtdt.  The rtdt contained changes to
46822                a  resource  type,  but  the  resource  management
46823                registry  for  that  resource  type  could  not be
46824                modified.  The rtdt is  not installed.  Some other
46825                registries   may   already   have   been  modified
46826                according to information in the new rtdt.
46827 
46828      Action:   Notify the system administrator.
46829 
46830 
46831 
46832                [up_sat_.pl1]
46833                up_sat_:   adding PROJ project  with authorization
46834                AUTH
46835 
46836 
46837      Stream:   as (severity0)
46838 
46839      Time:     While system is running.
46840 
46841      Meaning:  A  system  security  administrator  has  added the
46842                project  PROJ with  an authorization  greater than
46843                system low.
46844 
46845      Action:   No operator action is required.
46846 
46847 
46848 
46849 
46850 
46851 
46852 
46853 
46854 
46855 
46856 
46857 
46858 
46859 
46860 
46861 
46862 
46863 
46864 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         808                  11/13/89
46865 up_sat_                       -808-                      11/13/89^L
46866 
46867 
46868                [up_sat_.pl1]
46869                up_sat_:   bumping NAME.PROJ,   over max  users on
46870                project
46871 
46872 
46873      Stream:   as (severity1)
46874 
46875      Time:     While system is running.
46876 
46877      Meaning:  The user named has  been bumped because the system
46878                administrator  has reduced  the maximum  number of
46879                users that can be logged in on the project PROJ.
46880 
46881      Action:   No operator action is required.
46882 
46883 
46884 
46885                [up_sat_.pl1]
46886                up_sat_:  bumping NAME.PROJ, project authorization
46887                reduced
46888 
46889 
46890      Stream:   as (severity1)
46891 
46892      Time:     While system is running.
46893 
46894      Meaning:  A  system security  administrator has  installed a
46895                new  SAT that  reduces the  authorization for  the
46896                user identified by NAME  on the project PROJ below
46897                the  current  value   assigned  to  this  project.
46898                Therefore,  the  user  is  being  bumped  from the
46899                system.
46900 
46901      Action:   No operator action is required.
46902 
46903 
46904 
46905                [up_sat_.pl1]
46906                up_sat_:  bumping NAME.PROJ, project deleted
46907 
46908 
46909      Stream:   as (severity1)
46910 
46911      Time:     While system is running.
46912 
46913      Meaning:  The system  administrator has deleted  the project
46914                PROJ.  All of its users are bumped.
46915 
46916      Action:   No operator action is required.
46917 
46918 
46919 
46920 
46921 
46922 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         809                  11/13/89
46923 up_sat_                       -809-                      11/13/89^L
46924 
46925 
46926                [up_sat_.pl1]
46927                up_sat_:   changing authorization of  PROJ project
46928                from OLD to NEW
46929 
46930 
46931      Stream:   as (severity0)
46932 
46933      Time:     While system is running.
46934 
46935      Meaning:  A  system security  administrator has  installed a
46936                new  SAT  that  changes  the  authorization of the
46937                project PROJ.   OLD is the  previous authorization
46938                for  the  project;  NEW  is  the authorization now
46939                assigned to the project.
46940 
46941      Action:   No operator action is required.
46942 
46943 
46944 
46945                [up_sat_.pl1]
46946                up_sat_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.  cannot make temp
46947 
46948 
46949      Stream:   as (severity1)
46950 
46951      Time:     While system is running.
46952 
46953      Meaning:  A  temporary segment  could not  be created  while
46954                attempting to install a new system administrator's
46955                table.  The system attempts to proceed.
46956 
46957      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
46958 
46959 
46960 
46961                [up_sat_.pl1]
46962                up_sat_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.  sat.ht
46963 
46964 
46965      Stream:   as (severity2)
46966 
46967      Time:     While system is running.
46968 
46969      Meaning:  The  system was  unable  to  replace the  SAT hash
46970                table, during installation of  a new SAT.  The new
46971                SAT has been installed, but  the old hash table is
46972                still in use, so any new projects are unusable.
46973 
46974      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
46975 
46976 
46977 
46978 
46979 
46980 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         810                  11/13/89
46981 up_sat_                       -810-                      11/13/89^L
46982 
46983 
46984                [up_sat_.pl1]
46985                up_sat_:  ERROR_MESSAGE.  sat.ht.temp
46986 
46987 
46988      Stream:   as (severity2)
46989 
46990      Time:     While system is running.
46991 
46992      Meaning:  A  temporary segment  could not  be created  while
46993                attempting to build a hash  table for a new system
46994                administrator's table (SAT).  The new SAT has been
46995                installed, but the old hash table is still in use,
46996                so any new projects are unusable.
46997 
46998      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
46999 
47000 
47001 
47002                [up_sat_.pl1]
47003                up_sat_:  project PROJ on free list state nonzero
47004 
47005 
47006      Stream:   as (severity2)
47007 
47008      Time:     While system is running.
47009 
47010      Meaning:  The  free chain  for the  SAT seems  to include  a
47011                project that does not have state zero.  The system
47012                abandons the free chain and attempts to proceed.
47013 
47014      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
47015 
47016 
47017 
47018                [up_sysctl_.pl1]
47019                up_sysctl_$check_acs:  MESSAGE.   Unable to create
47020                PATHNAME.
47021 
47022 
47023      Stream:   as (severity1)
47024 
47025      Time:     While system is running.
47026 
47027      Meaning:  The named  segment does not exist, and  it was not
47028                possible  to create  it.  Any  table installations
47029                controlled by this segment  will be ignored.  (The
47030                table submitted for installation will be deleted.)
47031 
47032      Action:   Contact the system  programming staff.  Notify the
47033                system  administrator.  Normal servicing  of table
47034                installations   will   not   proceed   until  this
47035                situation is rectified.
47036 
47037 
47038 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         811                  11/13/89
47039 up_sysctl_$check_acs          -811-                      11/13/89^L
47040 
47041 
47042                [up_sysctl_.pl1]
47043                up_sysctl_$check_acs:   PATHNAME  not  found.   It
47044                will be created.
47045 
47046 
47047      Stream:   as (severity1)
47048 
47049      Time:     While system is running.
47050 
47051      Meaning:  The   named  segment,   which  controls   a  table
47052                installation  operation,  does   not  exist.   The
47053                segment  will  be  created  with  an  ACL allowing
47054                *.SysDaemon.*  and  *.SysAdmin.*  to  perform  the
47055                appropriate table installation.
47056 
47057      Action:   Contact the system  programming staff.  The system
47058                administrator should be notified,  so that the ACL
47059                of  the segment may  be adjusted to  reflect those
47060                users that may install the table.
47061 
47062 
47063 
47064                [up_sysctl_.pl1]
47065                up_sysctl_$init:       ERROR_MESSAGE.       cannot
47066                find/create >system_control_1>update
47067 
47068 
47069      Stream:   as (severity2)
47070 
47071      Time:     System Intialization.
47072 
47073      Meaning:  The  directory  used  to  update  system tables is
47074                missing and  cannot be created.   No installations
47075                of new  system tables cannot be  done.  Logins and
47076                logouts can go on as usual.
47077 
47078      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
47079 
47080 
47081 
47082 
47083 
47084 
47085 
47086 
47087 
47088 
47089 
47090 
47091 
47092 
47093 
47094 
47095 
47096 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         812                  11/13/89
47097 up_sysctl_$init               -812-                      11/13/89^L
47098 
47099 
47100                [up_sysctl_.pl1]
47101                up_sysctl_$init:  ERROR_MESSAGE.   Cannot make IPC
47102                channel.
47103 
47104 
47105      Stream:   as (severity2)
47106 
47107      Time:     System Intialization.
47108 
47109      Meaning:  It was  not possible to establish  the IPC channel
47110                which is  used to allow users to  indicate that an
47111                Answering  Service  table  installation  is  to be
47112                performed.  Installations will not occur.
47113 
47114      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
47115 
47116 
47117 
47118                [up_sysctl_.pl1]
47119                up_sysctl_:  CONDITION installing TABLE for USER
47120 
47121 
47122      Stream:   as (severity1)
47123 
47124      Time:     While system is running.
47125 
47126      Meaning:  Some unexpected error  occurred while installing a
47127                system  table.   An  Answering  Service  dump  was
47128                performed.   Further  attempts  to  install system
47129                tables may  fail until a  reset or force  is done,
47130                but logins  and logouts should be  able to proceed
47131                normally.
47132 
47133      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
47134 
47135 
47136 
47137                [up_sysctl_.pl1]
47138                up_sysctl_:  error - event calls were masked
47139 
47140 
47141      Stream:   sc (error_output)
47142 
47143      Time:     While system is running.
47144 
47145      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
47146                CPU  or  memory  hardware  problems.   The  system
47147                attempts to recover and keep running.
47148 
47149      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
47150 
47151 
47152 
47153 
47154 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         813                  11/13/89
47155 up_sysctl_                    -813-                      11/13/89^L
47156 
47157 
47158                [up_sysctl_.pl1]
47159                up_sysctl_:  Error:  REASON
47160 
47161 
47162      Stream:   as (severity2)
47163 
47164      Time:     While system is running.
47165 
47166      Meaning:  Some  error  occurred  while  installing  a system
47167                table.  An  Answering Service dump  was performed.
47168                Further attempts to install system tables may fail
47169                until  a force  or reset  is done,  but logins and
47170                logouts should be able to proceed as usual.
47171 
47172      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
47173 
47174 
47175 
47176                [up_sysctl_.pl1]
47177                up_sysctl_:  installed TABLE for USERID
47178 
47179 
47180      Stream:   as (severity1)
47181 
47182      Time:     While system is running.
47183 
47184      Meaning:  An mgt, sat, cdt, pdt, or rtdt has been installed.
47185 
47186      Action:   No operator action is required.
47187 
47188 
47189 
47190 
47191 
47192 
47193 
47194 
47195 
47196 
47197 
47198 
47199 
47200 
47201 
47202 
47203 
47204 
47205 
47206 
47207 
47208 
47209 
47210 
47211 
47212 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         814                  11/13/89
47213 up_sysctl_                    -814-                      11/13/89^L
47214 
47215 
47216                [up_sysctl_.pl1]
47217                up_sysctl_:  NAME  wakeup with N  installs pending
47218                up_sysctl_:  NAME wakeup  from PERSON.PROJECT with
47219                N installs pending
47220 
47221 
47222      Stream:   as (severity0)
47223 
47224      Time:     While system is running.
47225 
47226      Meaning:  A  request  to  perform  a  table installation was
47227                received.   There were  N tables  found ready  for
47228                installation at  the time of the wakeup.   If N is
47229                0,  the PERSON.PROJECT  of the  originator of  the
47230                request is also logged.   This message is normally
47231                severity0, but  the administrator may cause  it to
47232                be severity1.
47233 
47234      Action:   Contact   the  system   programming  staff.    The
47235                administrator may  request that he be  notified if
47236                this occurs.  If a  large number of these messages
47237                are logged with N = 0, it may indicate that a user
47238                is harassing the installation mechanism.
47239 
47240 
47241 
47242                [up_sysctl_.pl1]
47243                up_sysctl_:  Unable  to install TABLE  for USERID.
47244                TEXT
47245 
47246 
47247      Stream:   as (severity1)
47248 
47249      Time:     While system is running.
47250 
47251      Meaning:  The  user USERID  attempted to  change the  system
47252                table TABLE  but something was wrong.   The reason
47253                is given by TEXT.
47254 
47255      Action:   No operator action is required.
47256 
47257 
47258 
47259 
47260 
47261 
47262 
47263 
47264 
47265 
47266 
47267 
47268 
47269 
47270 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         815                  11/13/89
47271 up_sysctl_                    -815-                      11/13/89^L
47272 
47273 
47274                [up_sysctl_.pl1]
47275                up_sysctl_:  Unable  to install TABLE  for USERID.
47276                userid should be USERID1
47277 
47278 
47279      Stream:   as (severity1)
47280 
47281      Time:     While system is running.
47282 
47283      Meaning:  A  user attempted  to  install  a system  table by
47284                pretending to be some other user.
47285 
47286      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
47287 
47288 
47289 
47290                [validate_cpu_card.pl1]
47291                validate_cpu_card:  CPU cache  size for CPU CPUTAG
47292                is incorrect, should be "CACHE_SIZE."
47293 
47294 
47295      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
47296 
47297      Time:     While system is running.
47298 
47299      Meaning:  The CACHE_SIZE  as determined from  cpu registers,
47300                did not match the CACHE_SIZE in the cpu cache size
47301                field of the config card image for CPU CPUTAG.
47302 
47303      Action:   No operator action is required.
47304 
47305 
47306 
47307                [validate_cpu_card.pl1]
47308                validate_cpu_card:   CPU model  for CPU  CPUTAG is
47309                incorrect, should be "CPUMODEL."
47310 
47311 
47312      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
47313 
47314      Time:     While system is running.
47315 
47316      Meaning:  The   CPUMODEL   as   determined   from   RSW  (2)
47317                information, did not match the CPUMODEL in the cpu
47318                model  field  of  the  config  card  image for CPU
47319                CPUTAG.
47320 
47321      Action:   No operator action is required.
47322 
47323 
47324 
47325 
47326 
47327 
47328 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         816                  11/13/89
47329 validate_cpu_card             -816-                      11/13/89^L
47330 
47331 
47332                [validate_cpu_card.pl1]
47333                validate_cpu_card:   CPU type   for CPU  CPUTAG is
47334                incorrect, should be "CPUTYPE"
47335 
47336 
47337      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
47338 
47339      Time:     While system is running.
47340 
47341      Meaning:  The   CPUTYPE   as   determined   from   RSW   (2)
47342                information, did not match  the CPUTYPE in the cpu
47343                type  field  of  the  config  card  image  for CPU
47344                CPUTAG.
47345 
47346      Action:   No operator action is required.
47347 
47348 
47349 
47350                [validate_cpu_card.pl1]
47351                validate_cpu_card:  CPU type,  model, and/or cache
47352                size discrepencies will be corrected
47353 
47354 
47355      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
47356 
47357      Time:     While system is running.
47358 
47359      Meaning:  The  indicated  discrepencies  in  the  cpu  type,
47360                model, and cache size fields, will be corrected by
47361                validate_cpu_card.
47362 
47363      Action:   The type,  model, and/or cache size  fields of the
47364                indicated   cpu  config   card  image   should  be
47365                corrected at BCE, before the next bootload.
47366 
47367 
47368 
47369 
47370 
47371 
47372 
47373 
47374 
47375 
47376 
47377 
47378 
47379 
47380 
47381 
47382 
47383 
47384 
47385 
47386 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         817                  11/13/89
47387 validate_cpu_card             -817-                      11/13/89^L
47388 
47389 
47390                [verify_lock.pl1]
47391                verify_lock:  block_lock_count XX, should be 0
47392 
47393 
47394      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
47395 
47396      Time:     While system is running.
47397 
47398      Meaning:  A process  has encountered a condition  in ring 0,
47399                and  is in the  process of attempting  a crawlout.
47400                The  system  must  unlock   all  locks  before  it
47401                performs the  crawlout; all known locks  have been
47402                unlocked  but the  process' lock  counter is still
47403                nonzero.   This  indicates  a  logic  error in the
47404                supervisor,  or CPU  or memory  hardware problems.
47405                This error crashes the system.
47406 
47407      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
47408 
47409 
47410 
47411                [verify_lock.pl1]
47412                verify_lock:  Crawlout error on directory cleanup.
47413 
47414 
47415      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
47416 
47417      Time:     While system is running.
47418 
47419      Meaning:  A process  encountered a signalled  condition with
47420                one or more directories locked.  Before the system
47421                causes  a crawlout,  it unlocks  and salvages  all
47422                locked directories for  the process.  This process
47423                of  cleanup  encountered  an  unrecoverable error.
47424                This error crashes the system.
47425 
47426      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
47427 
47428 
47429 
47430 
47431 
47432 
47433 
47434 
47435 
47436 
47437 
47438 
47439 
47440 
47441 
47442 
47443 
47444 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         818                  11/13/89
47445 verify_lock                   -818-                      11/13/89^L
47446 
47447 
47448                [verify_lock.pl1]
47449                verify_lock:   Crawlout  stop  specified  on  PARM
47450                card.
47451 
47452 
47453      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
47454 
47455      Time:     While system is running.
47456 
47457      Meaning:  The system PARM card specified the CRWL parameter.
47458                A  process  is  attempting  to  crawl  out.   This
47459                message will occur so  that system programmers can
47460                take a dump.
47461 
47462      Action:   Take  a dump.   Issuing  the  BCE go  command will
47463                cause the system to continue.
47464 
47465 
47466 
47467                [verify_lock.pl1]
47468                verify_lock:    Crawlout    while   in   directory
47469                salvager, dir (UID,PTR).
47470 
47471 
47472      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
47473 
47474      Time:     While system is running.
47475 
47476      Meaning:  A  process  faulted  while   salvaging  a  dir  on
47477                crawlout.
47478 
47479      Action:   No operator action is required.
47480 
47481 
47482 
47483                [verify_lock.pl1]
47484                verify_lock:  Crawlout while masked.
47485 
47486 
47487      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
47488 
47489      Time:     While system is running.
47490 
47491      Meaning:  This error crashes the system.
47492 
47493      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
47494 
47495 
47496 
47497 
47498 
47499 
47500 
47501 
47502 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         819                  11/13/89
47503 verify_lock                   -819-                      11/13/89^L
47504 
47505 
47506                [verify_lock.pl1]
47507                verify_lock:  Crawlout with AST lock set.
47508 
47509 
47510      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
47511 
47512      Time:     While system is running.
47513 
47514      Meaning:  A  user  process  encountered  a  condition  while
47515                processing  with the  AST locked.   This condition
47516                may  have  been  due  to  a  hardware  or software
47517                failure.  This error crashes the system.
47518 
47519      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
47520 
47521 
47522 
47523                [verify_lock.pl1]
47524                verify_lock:  dir.modify PPPP WWWW ^^= processid.
47525 
47526 
47527      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
47528 
47529      Time:     While system is running.
47530 
47531      Meaning:  A process is attempting  to crawl out.  The system
47532                has  discovered that  a directory  which is marked
47533                locked to  the process has its  "modify" field not
47534                equal  to  the  processid  of  the  process.  This
47535                indicates a logic error  in the supervisor, or CPU
47536                or memory  hardware problems.  This  error crashes
47537                the system.
47538 
47539      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
47540 
47541 
47542 
47543 
47544 
47545 
47546 
47547 
47548 
47549 
47550 
47551 
47552 
47553 
47554 
47555 
47556 
47557 
47558 
47559 
47560 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         820                  11/13/89
47561 verify_lock                   -820-                      11/13/89^L
47562 
47563 
47564                [verify_lock.pl1]
47565                verify_lock:  Force unlocked Volmap lock (dskX_NN)
47566                on crawlout for PERSON.PROJECT.TAG
47567 
47568 
47569      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
47570 
47571      Time:     While system is running.
47572 
47573      Meaning:  The Volmap Lock for the device indicated was found
47574                locked  to a  process on  crawlout.  The  lock has
47575                been    reset,   and    the   count    of   volume
47576                inconsistencies   for   the    device   has   been
47577                incremented by one.
47578 
47579      Action:   Any  free records  or VTOCEs  lost because  of the
47580                crawlout can be recovered by a volume salvage.
47581 
47582 
47583 
47584                [verify_lock.pl1]
47585                verify_lock:    Force  unlocked   VTOC  Map   lock
47586                (dskX_NN) on crawlout for PERSON.PROJECT.TAG
47587 
47588 
47589      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
47590 
47591      Time:     While system is running.
47592 
47593      Meaning:  The  VTOC Map  lock for  the device  indicated was
47594                found locked to the process on crawlout.  The lock
47595                has   been  reset,   and  the   count  of   volume
47596                inconsistencies has been incremented by one.
47597 
47598      Action:   Any  free records  or VTOCEs  lost because  of the
47599                crawlout can be recovered by a volume salvage.
47600 
47601 
47602 
47603 
47604 
47605 
47606 
47607 
47608 
47609 
47610 
47611 
47612 
47613 
47614 
47615 
47616 
47617 
47618 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         821                  11/13/89
47619 verify_lock                   -821-                      11/13/89^L
47620 
47621 
47622                [verify_lock.pl1]
47623                verify_lock:  more  than N directory  locks locked
47624                to process.
47625 
47626 
47627      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
47628 
47629      Time:     While system is running.
47630 
47631      Meaning:  The process  held more dir locks  than verify lock
47632                could store for later salvaging.  This indicates a
47633                logic error in the supervisor.
47634 
47635      Action:   This  error  crashes  the  system.   Follow normal
47636                recovery procedures.
47637 
47638 
47639 
47640                [verify_lock.pl1]
47641                verify_lock:  NAME condition by PERS.PROJ
47642 
47643 
47644      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
47645 
47646      Time:     While system is running.
47647 
47648      Meaning:  User  PERS.PROJ encountered   a NAME  condition in
47649                ring 0.   The system attempts to  unlock and reset
47650                all ring 0 data bases locked by the process.
47651 
47652      Action:   These  messages  almost   always  indicate  benign
47653                errors   in  the   supervisor.   They   should  be
47654                reported,  nonetheless.  They  are accompanied  by
47655                the  binary machine  condition information.   This
47656                message is logged only  when the condition occured
47657                while  some  ring-0  lock  was  set.   One or more
47658                messages preceeding  this one will  indicate which
47659                locks were held by the process and forcibly reset.
47660 
47661 
47662 
47663 
47664 
47665 
47666 
47667 
47668 
47669 
47670 
47671 
47672 
47673 
47674 
47675 
47676 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         822                  11/13/89
47677 verify_lock                   -822-                      11/13/89^L
47678 
47679 
47680                [verify_lock.pl1]
47681                verify_lock:  Salvaging dir PTR UID on crawlout.
47682 
47683 
47684      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
47685 
47686      Time:     While system is running.
47687 
47688      Meaning:  This message is displayed for each directory found
47689                locked on a crawlout.  The online salvager will be
47690                called and the directory unlocked.
47691 
47692      Action:   No operator action is required.
47693 
47694 
47695 
47696                [verify_lock.pl1]
47697                verify_lock:  Unlocked LOCK.
47698 
47699 
47700      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
47701 
47702      Time:     While system is running.
47703 
47704      Meaning:  The  lock LOCK  was found  locked at  crawlout and
47705                unlocked.
47706 
47707      Action:   No operator action is required.
47708 
47709 
47710 
47711                [verify_lock.pl1]
47712                verify_lock:  Unlocking  dir UUUUUUUUUUUU.  Locked
47713                for READ_OR_WRITE {,salvage}.
47714 
47715 
47716      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
47717 
47718      Time:     While system is running.
47719 
47720      Meaning:  The  directory  with  UID  UUUUUUUUUUUU  was found
47721                locked at crawl-out time.  It is salvaged and then
47722                unlocked.
47723 
47724      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
47725 
47726 
47727 
47728 
47729 
47730 
47731 
47732 
47733 
47734 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         823                  11/13/89
47735 verify_lock                   -823-                      11/13/89^L
47736 
47737 
47738                [vm_vio.pl1]
47739                vm_vio:  get_vtocep:  invalid pvtx:  PPPo
47740 
47741 
47742      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
47743 
47744      Time:     Volume salvaging or disk rebuilding.
47745 
47746      Meaning:  The  Volume Salvager   virtual access  package has
47747                been given  a bad PVT index  parameter, PPP (shown
47748                in  octal).  This indicates  a logic error  in the
47749                supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware problems.
47750 
47751      Action:   Salvaging  will not  proceed.  The  Multics System
47752                Tape may  be incorrect.  If the  problem persists,
47753                try another MST.
47754 
47755 
47756 
47757                [vm_vio.pl1]
47758                vm_vio:  get_vtocep:   invalid vtocx VVVo  on pvtx
47759                PPPo
47760 
47761 
47762      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
47763 
47764      Time:     Volume salvaging or disk rebuilding.
47765 
47766      Meaning:  An out-of-range VTOC index (VVV) has been given to
47767                the Volume  Salvager virtual access  package while
47768                processing PV at pvtx PPP.  The vtocx and pvtx are
47769                shown in  octal.  This indicates a  logic error in
47770                the   supervisor,  or   CPU  or   memory  hardware
47771                problems.
47772 
47773      Action:   Salvaging  may fail.   Note for  system programmer
47774                action.
47775 
47776 
47777 
47778 
47779 
47780 
47781 
47782 
47783 
47784 
47785 
47786 
47787 
47788 
47789 
47790 
47791 
47792 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         824                  11/13/89
47793 vm_vio                        -824-                      11/13/89^L
47794 
47795 
47796                [vm_vio.pl1]
47797                vm_vio:  no AST pointer at readahead.
47798 
47799 
47800      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
47801 
47802      Time:     Volume salvaging or disk rebuilding.
47803 
47804      Meaning:  No   AST   entry   pointer   was   found   for   a
47805                VTOC-addressing   segment  used   by  the   Volume
47806                Salvager virtual access package.  This indicates a
47807                logic  error in the  supervisor, or CPU  or memory
47808                hardware problems.
47809 
47810      Action:   Follow  normal  recovery   procedures.   Note  for
47811                system programmer action.
47812 
47813 
47814 
47815                [page_error.alm]
47816                volmap:  Attempt to  deposit in-use address YYYYYY
47817                on dskX_NN{S}.
47818 
47819 
47820      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
47821 
47822      Time:     While system is running.
47823 
47824      Meaning:  An attempt was made  to return disk address YYYYYY
47825                to  the free pool  on dskX_NN{S}, but  the address
47826                was already marked as free.  This indicates damage
47827                of some  sort to the Volume Map.   This damage can
47828                be repaired by a volume salvage.
47829 
47830      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
47831 
47832 
47833 
47834                [page_error.alm]
47835                volmap:   Invalid Volume  Map address  computation
47836                for YYYYYY on dskX_NN{S}.
47837 
47838 
47839      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
47840 
47841      Time:     While system is running.
47842 
47843      Meaning:  In  attempting to  place the  disk address  YYYYYY
47844                into  the  free  pool  for  dskX_NN{S},  an  error
47845                occurred  in   translating  the  address   into  a
47846                location within the Volume  Map.  This indicates a
47847                software error.
47848 
47849 
47850 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         825                  11/13/89
47851 volmap                        -825-                      11/13/89^L
47852 
47853 
47854                [page_error.alm]
47855                volmap:  Invalid volume map word on dskX_NN{S}.
47856 
47857 
47858      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
47859 
47860      Time:     While system is running.
47861 
47862      Meaning:  An  attempt to  withdraw a  disk address  from the
47863                pool of  free addresses on dskX_NN{S}  resulted in
47864                finding  a volume  map word  with at  least one of
47865                bits 0, 33, 34, and 35 on.  These bits are invalid
47866                for volume map words.   This indicates hardware or
47867                software failure.
47868 
47869      Action:   Perform an  ESD.  Reboot the system  and perform a
47870                volume salvage (not a scavenge) of the disk volume
47871                dskX_NN{S}.  This may  be performed at Initializer
47872                ring-1  or  ring-4  command  level.   Perform  the
47873                salvage  before adding  the storage  system volume
47874                back to the system.  The volume scavenger will not
47875                detect volume map words with invalid bits enabled,
47876                so the salvager must be used.  Once the salvage is
47877                complete,  the volume  may  be  added back  to the
47878                system.
47879 
47880 
47881 
47882                [page_error.alm]
47883                volmap:  record stock  inconsistent on dskX_NN{S}.
47884                stockp=YYY|YYYYY.
47885 
47886 
47887      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
47888 
47889      Time:     While system is running.
47890 
47891      Meaning:  An  attempt to deposit  a record address  from the
47892                Volume   Map   to    the   record   stock   failed
47893                unaccountably.   This indicates  probably software
47894                failure.
47895 
47896      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
47897 
47898 
47899 
47900 
47901 
47902 
47903 
47904 
47905 
47906 
47907 
47908 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         826                  11/13/89
47909 volmap                        -826-                      11/13/89^L
47910 
47911 
47912                [page_error.alm]
47913                volmap:  Volume Map inconsistent on dskX_NN{S}.
47914 
47915 
47916      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
47917 
47918      Time:     While system is running.
47919 
47920      Meaning:  An  attempt to  withdraw a  disk address  from the
47921                pool  of  free  addresses  on  dskX_NN{S}  failed,
47922                although  the  control  structures  describing the
47923                Volume   Map   indicated   that   addresses   were
47924                available.   This indicates  hardware or  software
47925                failure.
47926 
47927      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
47928 
47929 
47930 
47931                [page_error.alm]
47932                volmap_page:  Async error for dskX_NN{S}.
47933 
47934 
47935      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
47936 
47937      Time:     While system is running.
47938 
47939      Meaning:  When  attempting to write  an updated page  of the
47940                Volume Map  on dskX_NN{S}, it was found  not to be
47941                in memory.  This indicates a software failure.
47942 
47943      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
47944 
47945 
47946 
47947                [page_error.alm]
47948                volmap_page:  Async state on dskX_NN{S} changed to
47949                S on poll.
47950 
47951 
47952      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
47953 
47954      Time:     While system is running.
47955 
47956      Meaning:  An interrupt for a volume map I/O was lost and was
47957                recovered by a periodic polling routine.
47958 
47959      Action:   No operator action is required.
47960 
47961 
47962 
47963 
47964 
47965 
47966 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         827                  11/13/89
47967 volmap_page                   -827-                      11/13/89^L
47968 
47969 
47970                [page_error.alm]
47971                volmap_page:  Invalid async state on dskX_NN{S}.
47972 
47973 
47974      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
47975 
47976      Time:     While system is running.
47977 
47978      Meaning:  An    inconsistency   was   discovered    in   the
47979                asynchronous  update state  of the  Volume Map  on
47980                dskX_NN{S}.  This is likely a software error.
47981 
47982      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
47983 
47984 
47985 
47986                [page_error.alm]
47987                volmap_page:  Invalid call.
47988 
47989 
47990      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
47991 
47992      Time:     While system is running.
47993 
47994      Meaning:  One  of the  conditions required  for a  call to a
47995                volmap_page  entry point   was not  present.  This
47996                indicates  a  software  failure  in  the caller of
47997                volmap_page.
47998 
47999      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
48000 
48001 
48002 
48003                [page_error.alm]
48004                volmap_page:  PTL not locked to process.
48005 
48006 
48007      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
48008 
48009      Time:     While system is running.
48010 
48011      Meaning:  An entry in volmap_page  was called which required
48012                that  the Global  Page Table  lock be  held by the
48013                calling process.  It was not held by that process,
48014                indicating software failure.
48015 
48016      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
48017 
48018 
48019 
48020 
48021 
48022 
48023 
48024 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         828                  11/13/89
48025 volmap_page                   -828-                      11/13/89^L
48026 
48027 
48028                [page_error.alm]
48029                volmap_page:   Unrecoverable I/O  error on  Volmap
48030                page M of dskX_NN{S}.  Addresses lost.
48031 
48032 
48033      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (sounds beeper)
48034 
48035      Time:     While system is running.
48036 
48037      Meaning:  There was  an unrecoverable I/O  on a page  of the
48038                Volume  Map, which  describes free  records on the
48039                volume.  As  a result, all free  records described
48040                by that page of the Volume Map have been lost.
48041 
48042      Action:   It may  be possible to recover  the lost addresses
48043                by a volume salvage.  However, a hard device error
48044                will prevent  the volume salvage  from succeeding.
48045                In this case, it will  be necessary to recover the
48046                volume to a good pack.
48047 
48048 
48049 
48050                [volmap_util.pl1]
48051                volmap_util:  Address XXXXXX  out of paging region
48052                on dskX_NN.
48053 
48054 
48055      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
48056 
48057      Time:     During a physical volume scavenge
48058 
48059      Meaning:  The  scavenger  attempted  to  remove  an  invalid
48060                address from the volume map.
48061 
48062      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
48063 
48064 
48065 
48066                [volmap_util.pl1]
48067                volmap_util:  Invalid address XXXXXX on dskX_NN.
48068 
48069 
48070      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
48071 
48072      Time:     During a physical volume scavenge
48073 
48074      Meaning:  In attempting to deposit  address XXXXXX on device
48075                dskX_NN,   an  invalid   volume  map   offset  was
48076                computed.
48077 
48078      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
48079 
48080 
48081 
48082 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         829                  11/13/89
48083 volmap_util                   -829-                      11/13/89^L
48084 
48085 
48086                [init_disk_pack_.pl1]
48087                volume PVNAME XX records
48088 
48089 
48090      Stream:   Initializer process output.
48091 
48092      Time:     In response to an operator command.
48093 
48094      Meaning:  The physical  volume PVNAME has  been successfully
48095                initialized.   There are  XX (decimal)  records in
48096                the paging area.
48097 
48098      Action:   No operator action is required.
48099 
48100 
48101 
48102                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48103                volume_registration_mgr_$add_lvr:   Added  new  LV
48104                "LVNAME".  (GROUP_ID)
48105 
48106 
48107      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
48108 
48109      Time:     While system is running.
48110 
48111      Meaning:  A  new  storage  system  logical  volume  has been
48112                registered on the system.
48113 
48114      Action:   No operator action is required.
48115 
48116 
48117 
48118                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48119                volume_registration_mgr_$add_lvr:   Added  new  PV
48120                "PVNAME" to LV "LVNAME".  (GROUP_ID)
48121 
48122 
48123      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
48124 
48125      Time:     While system is running.
48126 
48127      Meaning:  A  new  storage  system  physical  volume has been
48128                registered on the system.
48129 
48130      Action:   No operator action is required.
48131 
48132 
48133 
48134 
48135 
48136 
48137 
48138 
48139 
48140 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         830                  11/13/89
48141 volume_registration_mgr_$a    -830-                      11/13/89^L
48142 
48143 
48144                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48145                volume_registration_mgr_$add_lvr:     Could    not
48146                append link for {LV name | LVID | PV name | PVID}.
48147                (GROUP_ID) ERROR_MESSAGE
48148 
48149 
48150      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
48151 
48152      Time:     While system is running.
48153 
48154      Meaning:  A link could not be added into >lv whose target is
48155                a   database  segment   located  under   the  root
48156                directory.  Future database  references may not be
48157                possible.
48158 
48159      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
48160 
48161 
48162 
48163                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48164                volume_registration_mgr_$add_lvr:  Unable  to back
48165                out     database      "lv.LVNAME".      (GROUP_ID)
48166                ERROR_MESSAGE
48167 
48168 
48169      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
48170 
48171      Time:     While system is running.
48172 
48173      Meaning:  When attempting to register  a new logical volume,
48174                some error occurred.  The  entry then attempted to
48175                remove  the database  segment just  created.  This
48176                removal failed.
48177 
48178      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
48179 
48180 
48181 
48182                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48183                volume_registration_mgr_$add_pvr:   Added  new  PV
48184                "PVNAME" to LV "LVNAME".  (GROUP_ID) -log-
48185 
48186 
48187      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
48188 
48189      Time:     While system is running.
48190 
48191      Meaning:  A  new  storage  system  physical  volume has been
48192                registered on the system.
48193 
48194      Action:   No operator action is required.
48195 
48196 
48197 
48198 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         831                  11/13/89
48199 volume_registration_mgr_$a    -831-                      11/13/89^L
48200 
48201 
48202                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48203                volume_registration_mgr_$add_pvr:     Could    not
48204                append  link  for  {PV  name|  PVID}.   (GROUP_ID)
48205                ERROR_MESSAGE
48206 
48207 
48208      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
48209 
48210      Time:     While system is running.
48211 
48212      Meaning:  A link could not be added into >lv whose target is
48213                a   database  segment   located  under   the  root
48214                directory.  Future database  references may not be
48215                possible.
48216 
48217      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
48218 
48219 
48220 
48221                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48222                volume_registration_mgr_$add_pvr:  Extra  PV entry
48223                "PVNAME" in database "lv.LVNAME".  (GROUP_ID)
48224 
48225 
48226      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
48227 
48228      Time:     While system is running.
48229 
48230      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
48231                CPU or memory hardware problems.  An entry for the
48232                specified PV was found in the database segment for
48233                the   specified  LV   where  no   segment  addname
48234                indicated its existance.
48235 
48236      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
48237 
48238 
48239 
48240 
48241 
48242 
48243 
48244 
48245 
48246 
48247 
48248 
48249 
48250 
48251 
48252 
48253 
48254 
48255 
48256 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         832                  11/13/89
48257 volume_registration_mgr_$a    -832-                      11/13/89^L
48258 
48259 
48260                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48261                volume_registration_mgr_$add_pvr:  Unable  to back
48262                out  database   addname  "pv.PVNAME".   (GROUP_ID)
48263                ERROR_MESSAGE
48264 
48265 
48266      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
48267 
48268      Time:     While system is running.
48269 
48270      Meaning:  An error occurred while registering a new PV.  The
48271                entry attmpts to undo all  work up to the point of
48272                the error.   In this case,  it was unable  to undo
48273                its  manipulations  and  left  a  spurious addname
48274                "pv.PVNAME" on the database segment.
48275 
48276      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
48277 
48278 
48279 
48280                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48281                volume_registration_mgr_$change_lvr:   Changed ACS
48282                pathname for LV "LVNAME" to "PATH".  (GROUP_ID)
48283 
48284 
48285      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
48286 
48287      Time:     While system is running.
48288 
48289      Meaning:  The  registered ACS  pathname of  a storage system
48290                logical volume has been changed as indicated.
48291 
48292      Action:   No operator action is required.
48293 
48294 
48295 
48296                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48297                volume_registration_mgr_$change_lvr:   Changed  LV
48298                "LVNAME" to {PRIVATE | PUBLIC}.  (GROUP_ID)
48299 
48300 
48301      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
48302 
48303      Time:     While system is running.
48304 
48305      Meaning:  The  access type  of the  specified logical volume
48306                has been changed.
48307 
48308      Action:   No operator action is required.
48309 
48310 
48311 
48312 
48313 
48314 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         833                  11/13/89
48315 volume_registration_mgr_$c    -833-                      11/13/89^L
48316 
48317 
48318                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48319                volume_registration_mgr_$change_lvr:  Changed LVID
48320                of   LV   "LVNAME"   from   "LVID1"   to  "LVID2".
48321                (GROUP_ID)
48322 
48323 
48324      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
48325 
48326      Time:     While system is running.
48327 
48328      Meaning:  The registered  logical volume unique ID  has been
48329                changed for the specified LV.
48330 
48331      Action:   No operator action is required.
48332 
48333 
48334 
48335                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48336                volume_registration_mgr_$change_lvr:  Changed name
48337                of LV "LVNAME1" to "LVNAME2".  (GROUP_ID)
48338 
48339 
48340      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
48341 
48342      Time:     While system is running.
48343 
48344      Meaning:  The  registered name  of a  storage system logical
48345                volume has been changed as indicated.
48346 
48347      Action:   No operator action is required.
48348 
48349 
48350 
48351                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48352                volume_registration_mgr_$change_lvr:       Changed
48353                owner  of LV  "LVNAME" from  "Person1.Project1" to
48354                "Person2.Project2".  (GROUP_ID)
48355 
48356 
48357      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
48358 
48359      Time:     While system is running.
48360 
48361      Meaning:  The owner  of a storage system  logical volume has
48362                been changed as indicated.
48363 
48364      Action:   No operator action is required.
48365 
48366 
48367 
48368 
48369 
48370 
48371 
48372 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         834                  11/13/89
48373 volume_registration_mgr_$c    -834-                      11/13/89^L
48374 
48375 
48376                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48377                volume_registration_mgr_$change_lvr:  Changed {max
48378                |   min}  access   class  of   LV  "LVNAME"   from
48379                "AUTH_STR1" to "AUTH_STR2".  (GROUP_ID)
48380 
48381 
48382      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
48383 
48384      Time:     While system is running.
48385 
48386      Meaning:  The  access  class  of  a  storage  system logical
48387                volume has been changed as indicated.
48388 
48389      Action:   No operator action is required.
48390 
48391 
48392 
48393                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48394                volume_registration_mgr_$change_lvr:      Couldn't
48395                {delete | create} link for  {old | new} {LV name |
48396                LVID}.  (GROUP_ID) ERROR_MESSAGE
48397 
48398 
48399      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
48400 
48401      Time:     While system is running.
48402 
48403      Meaning:  A link for the specified database segment residing
48404                under the  root directory could not  be created in
48405                >lv.
48406 
48407      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
48408 
48409 
48410 
48411 
48412 
48413 
48414 
48415 
48416 
48417 
48418 
48419 
48420 
48421 
48422 
48423 
48424 
48425 
48426 
48427 
48428 
48429 
48430 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         835                  11/13/89
48431 volume_registration_mgr_$c    -835-                      11/13/89^L
48432 
48433 
48434                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48435                volume_registration_mgr_$change_lvr:    Unable  to
48436                back out LVID change to "LVNAME.mdcs".  (GROUP_ID)
48437                ERROR_MESSAGE
48438 
48439 
48440      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
48441 
48442      Time:     While system is running.
48443 
48444      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
48445                CPU or  memory hardware problems.   While changing
48446                attributes of the logical  volume LVNAME, an error
48447                was  encountered.   The  entry  then  attempted to
48448                remove   some   changes   already   made   to  the
48449                registration database.  In this case, it could not
48450                remove  the LVID  change to  the master  directory
48451                control database LVNAME.mdcs.
48452 
48453      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
48454 
48455 
48456 
48457                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48458                volume_registration_mgr_$change_lvr:    Unable  to
48459                change  name  "lv.LVNAME1"  back  to  "lv.LVNAME2"
48460                (GROUP_ID) ERROR_MESSAGE
48461 
48462 
48463      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
48464 
48465      Time:     While system is running.
48466 
48467      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
48468                CPU or  memory hardware problems.   While changing
48469                attributes ot the logical  volume LVNAME, an error
48470                was  encountered.   The  entry  then  attempted to
48471                remove   some   changes   already   made   to  the
48472                registration database.  In this case, it could not
48473                remove theLV name change.
48474 
48475      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
48476 
48477 
48478 
48479 
48480 
48481 
48482 
48483 
48484 
48485 
48486 
48487 
48488 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         836                  11/13/89
48489 volume_registration_mgr_$c    -836-                      11/13/89^L
48490 
48491 
48492                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48493                volume_registration_mgr_$change_lvr:    Unable  to
48494                change name "lvid.UNIQUE1" back to "lvid.UNIQUE2".
48495                (GROUP_ID) ERROR_MESSAGE
48496 
48497 
48498      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
48499 
48500      Time:     While system is running.
48501 
48502      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
48503                CPU or  memory hardware problems.   While changing
48504                attributes ot the logical  volume LVNAME, an error
48505                was  encountered.   The  entry  then  attempted to
48506                remove   some   changes   already   made   to  the
48507                registration database.  In this case, it could not
48508                remove LVID name change.
48509 
48510      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
48511 
48512 
48513 
48514                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48515                volume_registration_mgr_$change_lvr:    Unable  to
48516                convert   {max  |    min}  auth   to  name_string.
48517                (GROUP_ID) ERROR_MESSAGE
48518 
48519 
48520      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
48521 
48522      Time:     While system is running.
48523 
48524      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
48525                CPU  or   memory  hardware  problems.    A  binary
48526                authorization string could not be converted to its
48527                readable representation.
48528 
48529      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
48530 
48531 
48532 
48533 
48534 
48535 
48536 
48537 
48538 
48539 
48540 
48541 
48542 
48543 
48544 
48545 
48546 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         837                  11/13/89
48547 volume_registration_mgr_$c    -837-                      11/13/89^L
48548 
48549 
48550                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48551                volume_registration_mgr_$change_lvr:    Unexpected
48552                error  changing name  on "lv.LVNAME".   (GROUP_ID)
48553                ERROR_MESSAGE
48554 
48555 
48556      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
48557 
48558      Time:     While system is running.
48559 
48560      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
48561                CPU  or memory  hardware problems.   An unexpected
48562                error  occured while  changing the  name on  an LV
48563                registration  data segment.  The  message explains
48564                the trouble.
48565 
48566      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
48567 
48568 
48569 
48570                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48571                volume_registration_mgr_$change_lvr:    Unexpected
48572                trouble  changing name  "lvid.UNIQUE".  (GROUP_ID)
48573                ERROR_MESSAGE
48574 
48575 
48576      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
48577 
48578      Time:     While system is running.
48579 
48580      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
48581                CPU  or memory  hardware problems.   An unexpected
48582                error  occured while  changing the  name on  an LV
48583                registration  data segment.  The  message explains
48584                the trouble.
48585 
48586      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
48587 
48588 
48589 
48590 
48591 
48592 
48593 
48594 
48595 
48596 
48597 
48598 
48599 
48600 
48601 
48602 
48603 
48604 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         838                  11/13/89
48605 volume_registration_mgr_$c    -838-                      11/13/89^L
48606 
48607 
48608                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48609                volume_registration_mgr_$change_pvr:       Changed
48610                date_registered  of  PV  "PVNAME"  from  "DT1"  to
48611                "DT2".  (GROUP_ID)
48612 
48613 
48614      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
48615 
48616      Time:     While system is running.
48617 
48618      Meaning:  The registered date for  the specified PV has been
48619                changed as indicated.
48620 
48621      Action:   No operator action is required.
48622 
48623 
48624 
48625                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48626                volume_registration_mgr_$change_pvr:       Changed
48627                location  of PV  "PVNAME" from  "LOC1" to  "LOC2".
48628                (GROUP_ID)
48629 
48630 
48631      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
48632 
48633      Time:     While system is running.
48634 
48635      Meaning:  The  registered location  of the  specified PV has
48636                been changed as indicated.
48637 
48638      Action:   No operator action is required.
48639 
48640 
48641 
48642                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48643                volume_registration_mgr_$change_pvr:       Changed
48644                mfg_serial of  PV "PVNAME" from "STR1"  to "STR2".
48645                (GROUP_ID)
48646 
48647 
48648      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
48649 
48650      Time:     While system is running.
48651 
48652      Meaning:  The registered serial of the specified PV has been
48653                changed as indicated.
48654 
48655      Action:   No operator action is required.
48656 
48657 
48658 
48659 
48660 
48661 
48662 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         839                  11/13/89
48663 volume_registration_mgr_$c    -839-                      11/13/89^L
48664 
48665 
48666                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48667                volume_registration_mgr_$change_pvr:       Changed
48668                model  of  PV  "PVNAME"  from  "TYPE1" to "TYPE2".
48669                (GROUP_ID)
48670 
48671 
48672      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
48673 
48674      Time:     While system is running.
48675 
48676      Meaning:  The  registered model  number of  the specified PV
48677                has been changed as indicated.
48678 
48679      Action:   No operator action is required.
48680 
48681 
48682 
48683                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48684                volume_registration_mgr_$change_pvr:  Changed name
48685                of PV "PVNAME1" to "PVNAME2".  (GROUP_ID)
48686 
48687 
48688      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
48689 
48690      Time:     While system is running.
48691 
48692      Meaning:  The registered  name of the specified  PV has been
48693                changed as indicated.
48694 
48695      Action:   No operator action is required.
48696 
48697 
48698 
48699                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48700                volume_registration_mgr_$change_pvr:       Changed
48701                password of PV "PVNAME".  (GROUP_ID)
48702 
48703 
48704      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
48705 
48706      Time:     While system is running.
48707 
48708      Meaning:  The  registered password  of the  specified PV has
48709                been changed as indicated.
48710 
48711      Action:   No operator action is required.
48712 
48713 
48714 
48715 
48716 
48717 
48718 
48719 
48720 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         840                  11/13/89
48721 volume_registration_mgr_$c    -840-                      11/13/89^L
48722 
48723 
48724                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48725                volume_registration_mgr_$change_pvr:  Changed PVID
48726                of PV "PVNAME" from "PVID1" to "PVID2" (GROUP_ID)
48727 
48728 
48729      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
48730 
48731      Time:     While system is running.
48732 
48733      Meaning:  The registered physical volume unique IFD has been
48734                changed as indicated.
48735 
48736      Action:   No operator action is required.
48737 
48738 
48739 
48740                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48741                volume_registration_mgr_$change_pvr:      Couldn't
48742                {delete | create} link for  {old | new} {PV name |
48743                PVID}.  (GROUP_ID) ERROR_MESSAGE
48744 
48745 
48746      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
48747 
48748      Time:     While system is running.
48749 
48750      Meaning:  A link for a database segment residing in the root
48751                directory could  not be created in  >lv.  This may
48752                make some registration data inaccessible.
48753 
48754      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
48755 
48756 
48757 
48758                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48759                volume_registration_mgr_$change_pvr:    PV   entry
48760                missing from database "pv.PVNAME".  (GROUP_ID)
48761 
48762 
48763      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
48764 
48765      Time:     While system is running.
48766 
48767      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
48768                CPU or memory hardware problems.  An entry for the
48769                specified  PV  could  not  be  found  in  the data
48770                segment although an addname  for that PV exists on
48771                the segment entry.
48772 
48773      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
48774 
48775 
48776 
48777 
48778 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         841                  11/13/89
48779 volume_registration_mgr_$c    -841-                      11/13/89^L
48780 
48781 
48782                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48783                volume_registration_mgr_$change_pvr:    Unable  to
48784                back out PVID change.  (GROUP_ID) ERROR_MESSAGE
48785 
48786 
48787      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
48788 
48789      Time:     While system is running.
48790 
48791      Meaning:  While   making  changes   to  the   registered  PV
48792                attributes an  error was encountered.   The module
48793                attempts to remove any  work already done on other
48794                attributes.   For reasons  given in  ERROR_MESSAGE
48795                the PVID change could not be removed.
48796 
48797      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
48798 
48799 
48800 
48801                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48802                volume_registration_mgr_$change_pvr:    Unexpected
48803                trouble  changing  name  "pv.PVNAME".   (GROUP_ID)
48804                ERROR_MESSAGE
48805 
48806 
48807      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
48808 
48809      Time:     While system is running.
48810 
48811      Meaning:  While   making  changes   to  the   registered  PV
48812                attributes an  error was encountered.   The module
48813                attempts to remove any  work already done on other
48814                attributes.   For reasons  given in  ERROR_MESSAGE
48815                the PV name change could not be removed.
48816 
48817      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
48818 
48819 
48820 
48821 
48822 
48823 
48824 
48825 
48826 
48827 
48828 
48829 
48830 
48831 
48832 
48833 
48834 
48835 
48836 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         842                  11/13/89
48837 volume_registration_mgr_$c    -842-                      11/13/89^L
48838 
48839 
48840                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48841                volume_registration_mgr_$change_pvr:    Unexpected
48842                trouble  changing name  "pvid.UNIQUE".  (GROUP_ID)
48843                ERROR_MESSAGE
48844 
48845 
48846      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
48847 
48848      Time:     While system is running.
48849 
48850      Meaning:  An  unexpected state  made the  program unable  to
48851                change  the database  name associated  with the PV
48852                unique ID.
48853 
48854      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
48855 
48856 
48857 
48858                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48859                volume_registration_mgr_$check_volume_registration:
48860                ERROR_MESSAGE.  PATH
48861 
48862 
48863      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
48864 
48865      Time:     System Intialization.
48866 
48867      Meaning:  An error occurred when  trying to reclassify a new
48868                lv.** seg as a multi-class system segment.
48869 
48870      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
48871 
48872 
48873 
48874 
48875 
48876 
48877 
48878 
48879 
48880 
48881 
48882 
48883 
48884 
48885 
48886 
48887 
48888 
48889 
48890 
48891 
48892 
48893 
48894 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         843                  11/13/89
48895 volume_registration_mgr_$c    -843-                      11/13/89^L
48896 
48897 
48898                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48899                volume_registration_mgr_$check_volume_registration:
48900                Code N.  lv.LVNAME  disagreed with disk_table.  It
48901                was rebuilt.
48902 
48903 
48904      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
48905 
48906      Time:     System Intialization.
48907 
48908      Meaning:  When the system is  bootloaded, it checks the list
48909                of  packs  which  were  mounted  during  the  last
48910                bootload to  make sure that  each one has  a valid
48911                logical  and  physical  volume  registration.  The
48912                registration   file   lv.LVNAME   was   found  but
48913                disagreed  with  the  disk_table_,  and  so it was
48914                corrected.   The  meaning  of  the  codes  can  be
48915                determined      from      the      listing      of
48916                volume_registration_mgr_; it is rarely important.
48917 
48918      Action:   Use  list_vol_registration to  examine the  remade
48919                registration,     and      correct     it     with
48920                change_vol_registration if necessary.
48921 
48922 
48923 
48924                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48925                volume_registration_mgr_$check_volume_registration:
48926                ERROR_MESSAGE.  Cannot add SysAdmin access to >lv.
48927 
48928 
48929      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
48930 
48931      Time:     System Intialization.
48932 
48933      Meaning:  After creating a new  >lv directory, an attempt is
48934                made to  add "sma" access for  *.SysAdmin.*.  This
48935                failed.
48936 
48937      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
48938 
48939 
48940 
48941 
48942 
48943 
48944 
48945 
48946 
48947 
48948 
48949 
48950 
48951 
48952 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         844                  11/13/89
48953 volume_registration_mgr_$c    -844-                      11/13/89^L
48954 
48955 
48956                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48957                volume_registration_mgr_$check_volume_registration:
48958                ERROR_MESSAGE.  Cannot make mdcs for LVNAME
48959 
48960 
48961      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
48962 
48963      Time:     System Intialization.
48964 
48965      Meaning:  When the system is  bootloaded, it checks the list
48966                of  packs  which  were  mounted  during  the  last
48967                bootload to  make sure that  each one has  a valid
48968                logical  and  physical  volume  registration.   An
48969                error  occurred while  reconstructing LVNAME.mdcs.
48970                Operation  on master   directories for  LVNAME may
48971                encounter problems.
48972 
48973      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
48974 
48975 
48976 
48977                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
48978                volume_registration_mgr_$check_volume_registration:
48979                ERROR_MESSAGE.  cannot re-create >lv
48980 
48981 
48982      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
48983 
48984      Time:     System Intialization.
48985 
48986      Meaning:  When the system is  bootloaded, it checks the list
48987                of  packs  which  were  mounted  during  the  last
48988                bootload to  make sure that  each one has  a valid
48989                logical and physical  volume registration.  If the
48990                registration  does  not  exist,  the  registration
48991                files are reconstructed.  These registration files
48992                reside in the directory  >lv, which is also remade
48993                if it was lost or did not exist.
48994 
48995                This message indicates that  there is a problem in
48996                re-creating >lv.  Other error messages will follow
48997                and reregistration will fail.
48998 
48999      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
49000 
49001 
49002 
49003 
49004 
49005 
49006 
49007 
49008 
49009 
49010 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         845                  11/13/89
49011 volume_registration_mgr_$c    -845-                      11/13/89^L
49012 
49013 
49014                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
49015                volume_registration_mgr_$check_volume_registration:
49016                ERROR_MESSAGE.  Cannot reregister lv LVNAME
49017 
49018 
49019      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
49020 
49021      Time:     System Intialization.
49022 
49023      Meaning:  When the system is  bootloaded, it checks the list
49024                of  packs  which  were  mounted  during  the  last
49025                bootload to  make sure that  each one has  a valid
49026                logical and physical volume registration.
49027 
49028                The  system  was  unable  to  append  a branch for
49029                >lv>lv.LVNAME.  The logical volume will have to be
49030                re-registered manually.
49031 
49032      Action:   Use    the    add_vol_registration    command   to
49033                re-register the volume manually.
49034 
49035 
49036 
49037                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
49038                volume_registration_mgr_$check_volume_registration:
49039                ERROR_MESSAGE.  Cannot reregister pv PVNAME
49040 
49041 
49042      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
49043 
49044      Time:     System Intialization.
49045 
49046      Meaning:  When the system is  bootloaded, it checks the list
49047                of  packs  which  were  mounted  during  the  last
49048                bootload to  make sure that  each one has  a valid
49049                logical and physical volume registration.
49050 
49051                The system was unable  to re-register the physical
49052                volume  PVNAME because   its logical  volume entry
49053                could not be located in the old disk_table and its
49054                physical  volume registration   file could  not be
49055                found.  The  volume will have to  be re-registered
49056                manually.
49057 
49058      Action:   If  PVNAME   is  garbage,  ignore   this  message.
49059                Otherwise, use add_vol_registration to re-register
49060                the volume.
49061 
49062 
49063 
49064 
49065 
49066 
49067 
49068 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         846                  11/13/89
49069 volume_registration_mgr_$c    -846-                      11/13/89^L
49070 
49071 
49072                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
49073                volume_registration_mgr_$check_volume_registration:
49074                ERROR_MESSAGE.   Cant  add   name  lvid.UNIQUE  to
49075                lv.LVNAME
49076 
49077 
49078      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
49079 
49080      Time:     System Intialization.
49081 
49082      Meaning:  When the system is  bootloaded, it checks the list
49083                of  packs  which  were  mounted  during  the  last
49084                bootload to  make sure that  each one has  a valid
49085                logical  and  physical  volume  registration.  The
49086                registration  file  for  LVNAME  did  not have the
49087                additional name constructed from the volume unique
49088                ID, and an error was  discovered trying to add it.
49089                If this name is on another segment, confusion will
49090                result.
49091 
49092      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.  Enter admin
49093                mode and do a "list >lv>**" command.
49094 
49095 
49096 
49097                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
49098                volume_registration_mgr_$check_volume_registration:
49099                ERROR_MESSAGE.  Cant add name pv.PVNAME to LVNAME
49100 
49101 
49102      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
49103 
49104      Time:     System Intialization.
49105 
49106      Meaning:  When the system is  bootloaded, it checks the list
49107                of  packs  which  were  mounted  during  the  last
49108                bootload to  make sure that  each one has  a valid
49109                logical and physical volume registration.
49110 
49111                An  error occurred  adding the  name pv.PVNAME  to
49112                >lv>lv.LVNAME.   If  this  name  is  missing or on
49113                another segment, confusion will result.
49114 
49115      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.  Enter admin
49116                mode and do a "list >lv>**" command.
49117 
49118 
49119 
49120 
49121 
49122 
49123 
49124 
49125 
49126 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         847                  11/13/89
49127 volume_registration_mgr_$c    -847-                      11/13/89^L
49128 
49129 
49130                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
49131                volume_registration_mgr_$check_volume_registration:
49132                ERROR_MESSAGE.   Cant  add   name  pvid.UNIQUE  to
49133                LVNAME
49134 
49135 
49136      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
49137 
49138      Time:     System Intialization.
49139 
49140      Meaning:  When the system is  bootloaded, it checks the list
49141                of  packs  which  were  mounted  during  the  last
49142                bootload to  make sure that  each one has  a valid
49143                logical  and  physical  volume  registration.   An
49144                error  occurred  adding  the  name  pvid.UNIQUE to
49145                >lv>lv.LVNAME.  If  this name is missing  or is on
49146                another segment, confusion will result.
49147 
49148      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.  Enter admin
49149                mode and do a "list >lv>**" command.
49150 
49151 
49152 
49153                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
49154                volume_registration_mgr_$check_volume_registration:
49155                ERROR_MESSAGE.  Putting LV dir on RPV
49156 
49157 
49158      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
49159 
49160      Time:     System Intialization.
49161 
49162      Meaning:  When the system is  bootloaded, it checks the list
49163                of  packs  which  were  mounted  during  the  last
49164                bootload to  make sure that  each one has  a valid
49165                logical  and physical volume  registration.  While
49166                re-creating >lv,  the system attempted to  set the
49167                directory flag  which means "RPV only"  and failed
49168                to do so.
49169 
49170      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
49171 
49172 
49173 
49174 
49175 
49176 
49177 
49178 
49179 
49180 
49181 
49182 
49183 
49184 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         848                  11/13/89
49185 volume_registration_mgr_$c    -848-                      11/13/89^L
49186 
49187 
49188                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
49189                volume_registration_mgr_$check_volume_registration:
49190                Registration   for  PVNAME   was  different   from
49191                disk_table
49192 
49193 
49194      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
49195 
49196      Time:     System Intialization.
49197 
49198      Meaning:  When the system is  bootloaded, it checks the list
49199                of  packs  which  were  mounted  during  the  last
49200                bootload to  make sure that  each one has  a valid
49201                logical  and  physical  volume  registration.  The
49202                physical volume  ID or model number  of PVNAME was
49203                wrong in the registration files and was corrected.
49204 
49205      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
49206 
49207 
49208 
49209                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
49210                volume_registration_mgr_$check_volume_registration:
49211                Reregistered pv PVNAME pvid WWWW in lv LVNAME
49212 
49213 
49214      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
49215 
49216      Time:     System Intialization.
49217 
49218      Meaning:  When the system is  bootloaded, it checks the list
49219                of  packs  which  were  mounted  during  the  last
49220                bootload to  make sure that  each one has  a valid
49221                logical   and    physical   volume   registration.
49222                Registration   for  PVNAME    was  added   to  the
49223                registration file for LVNAME.
49224 
49225                This  message  is  always  produced  for  the root
49226                physical  volume, rpv, during  a cold boot  of the
49227                Multics hierarchy.
49228 
49229      Action:   Use the list_vol_registration command to check the
49230                registration.   If  necessary,   correct  it  with
49231                change_vol_registration.
49232 
49233 
49234 
49235 
49236 
49237 
49238 
49239 
49240 
49241 
49242 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         849                  11/13/89
49243 volume_registration_mgr_$c    -849-                      11/13/89^L
49244 
49245 
49246                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
49247                volume_registration_mgr_$check_volume_registration:
49248                Reregistered TYPE lv LVNAME lvid WWWW
49249 
49250 
49251      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
49252 
49253      Time:     System Intialization.
49254 
49255      Meaning:  When the system is  bootloaded, it checks the list
49256                of  packs  which  were  mounted  during  the  last
49257                bootload to  make sure that  each one has  a valid
49258                logical  and  physical  volume  registration.  The
49259                registration file for LVNAME did not exist and was
49260                reconstructed.
49261 
49262                This  message  is  always  produced  for  the root
49263                logical volume  during a cold boot  of the Multics
49264                hierarchy.
49265 
49266      Action:   Use the list_vol_registration  command to list the
49267                registration and  check it against  the re-created
49268                copy.  Correct it  with change_vol_registration if
49269                necessary.
49270 
49271 
49272 
49273                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
49274                volume_registration_mgr_$delete_lvr:    Could  not
49275                remove {PV name | PVID  | LV name | LVID} database
49276                link.  (GROUP_ID) ERROR_MESSAGE
49277 
49278 
49279      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
49280 
49281      Time:     While system is running.
49282 
49283      Meaning:  An  unexpected state   prevented the  program from
49284                removing the database links  associated with an LV
49285                just  deleted.   The  links  (in  >lv)  should  be
49286                removed by hand using Ring_1_Repair.
49287 
49288      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
49289 
49290 
49291 
49292 
49293 
49294 
49295 
49296 
49297 
49298 
49299 
49300 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         850                  11/13/89
49301 volume_registration_mgr_$d    -850-                      11/13/89^L
49302 
49303 
49304                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
49305                volume_registration_mgr_$delete_lvr:   Deleted  LV
49306                "LVNAME".  (GROUP_ID)
49307 
49308 
49309      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
49310 
49311      Time:     While system is running.
49312 
49313      Meaning:  The registration  for the spcified  logical volume
49314                has been removed.
49315 
49316      Action:   No operator action is required.
49317 
49318 
49319 
49320                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
49321                volume_registration_mgr_$delete_lvr:   Deleted  PV
49322                "PVNAME" from LV "LVNAME".  (GROUP_ID)
49323 
49324 
49325      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
49326 
49327      Time:     While system is running.
49328 
49329      Meaning:  The registration for the specified physical volume
49330                was  removed  while  removing  the  entire logical
49331                volume registration.
49332 
49333      Action:   No operator action is required.
49334 
49335 
49336 
49337                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
49338                volume_registration_mgr_$delete_lvr:    Unable  to
49339                delete     MDCS     "LVNAME.mdcs".      (GROUP_ID)
49340                ERROR_MESSAGE
49341 
49342 
49343      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
49344 
49345      Time:     While system is running.
49346 
49347      Meaning:  After  deleting  the  registration  for  a logical
49348                volume  the  module  was   unable  to  delete  the
49349                corresponding  master  directory  control database
49350                indicated in the message.
49351 
49352      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
49353 
49354 
49355 
49356 
49357 
49358 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         851                  11/13/89
49359 volume_registration_mgr_$d    -851-                      11/13/89^L
49360 
49361 
49362                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
49363                volume_registration_mgr_$delete_pvr:    Could  not
49364                remove {PV name | PVID} database link.  (GROUP_ID)
49365                ERROR_MESSAGE
49366 
49367 
49368      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
49369 
49370      Time:     While system is running.
49371 
49372      Meaning:  An  unexpected  state  prevented  the  removal  of
49373                database links  associated with a  PV registration
49374                that  was  just  deleted.   The  links  should  be
49375                deleted by hand using Ring_1_Repair.
49376 
49377      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
49378 
49379 
49380 
49381                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
49382                volume_registration_mgr_$delete_pvr:   Deleted  PV
49383                "PVNAME" from LV "LVNAME".  (GROUP_ID)
49384 
49385 
49386      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
49387 
49388      Time:     While system is running.
49389 
49390      Meaning:  The  registration  fo  the  specified  PV has been
49391                deleted.
49392 
49393      Action:   No operator action is required.
49394 
49395 
49396 
49397                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
49398                volume_registration_mgr_$delete_pvr:    PV   entry
49399                missing from database "pv.PVNAME".  (GROUP_ID)
49400 
49401 
49402      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
49403 
49404      Time:     While system is running.
49405 
49406      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
49407                CPU  or memory  hardware problems.   The entry for
49408                the  specified  PV  could  not  be  located in the
49409                database segment although its  name appears on the
49410                segment entry.
49411 
49412      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
49413 
49414 
49415 
49416 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         852                  11/13/89
49417 volume_registration_mgr_$d    -852-                      11/13/89^L
49418 
49419 
49420                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
49421                volume_registration_mgr_$delete_pvr:      Trimming
49422                registration.  (GROUP_ID) ERROR_MESSAGE
49423 
49424 
49425      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
49426 
49427      Time:     While system is running.
49428 
49429      Meaning:  An  unexpected state  prevented the  trimming of a
49430                registration  database  segment.   This  will  not
49431                hinder subsystem performance.
49432 
49433      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
49434 
49435 
49436 
49437                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
49438                volume_registration_mgr_$delete_pvr:    Unable  to
49439                replace  database  name  "pv.PVNAME".   (GROUP_ID)
49440                ERROR_MESSAGE
49441 
49442 
49443      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
49444 
49445      Time:     While system is running.
49446 
49447      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
49448                CPU or  memory hardware problems.   While deleting
49449                the  registration for  the specified  PV an  error
49450                occurred.   The  program   attempts  to  undo  any
49451                changes  to  "leave  things  as  they  were."  The
49452                attempt to put back  the database segment name (as
49453                indicated) failed.
49454 
49455      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
49456 
49457 
49458 
49459 
49460 
49461 
49462 
49463 
49464 
49465 
49466 
49467 
49468 
49469 
49470 
49471 
49472 
49473 
49474 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         853                  11/13/89
49475 volume_registration_mgr_$d    -853-                      11/13/89^L
49476 
49477 
49478                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
49479                volume_registration_mgr_$ENTRY:  Attempting to get
49480                second temp segment.  (GROUP_ID)
49481 
49482 
49483      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
49484 
49485      Time:     While system is running.
49486 
49487      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
49488                CPU or memory  hardware problems.  All entrypoints
49489                to  volume_registration_mgr_ require  at most  one
49490                temporary segment.
49491 
49492      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
49493 
49494 
49495 
49496                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
49497                volume_registration_mgr_$ENTRY:      Database    -
49498                {lvid.UNIQUE   |   lv.LVNAME   |   pvid.UNIQUE   |
49499                pv.PVNAME}.   (GROUP_ID) Segment already  known to
49500                process.
49501 
49502 
49503      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
49504 
49505      Time:     While system is running.
49506 
49507      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
49508                CPU or  memory hardware problems.  The  inner ring
49509                module   always  trerminates  references   to  the
49510                database segments  upon return to its  caller.  It
49511                found the specified segment already initiated upon
49512                entry to the specified routine.
49513 
49514      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
49515 
49516 
49517 
49518 
49519 
49520 
49521 
49522 
49523 
49524 
49525 
49526 
49527 
49528 
49529 
49530 
49531 
49532 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         854                  11/13/89
49533 volume_registration_mgr_$E    -854-                      11/13/89^L
49534 
49535 
49536                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
49537                volume_registration_mgr_$ENTRY:  Unable to release
49538                temp segment.  (GROUP_ID) ERROR_MESSAGE
49539 
49540 
49541      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
49542 
49543      Time:     While system is running.
49544 
49545      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
49546                CPU or memory  hardware problems.  Some unexpected
49547                state is preventing the  module from releasing its
49548                temporary segment.
49549 
49550      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
49551 
49552 
49553 
49554                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
49555                volume_registration_mgr_$ENTRY:      Unable     to
49556                terminate    database    reference.     (GROUP_ID)
49557                ERROR_MESSAGE
49558 
49559 
49560      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
49561 
49562      Time:     While system is running.
49563 
49564      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
49565                CPU or memory  hardware problems.  Some unexpected
49566                state  is preventing  the module  from terminating
49567                reference to a database segment.
49568 
49569      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
49570 
49571 
49572 
49573 
49574 
49575 
49576 
49577 
49578 
49579 
49580 
49581 
49582 
49583 
49584 
49585 
49586 
49587 
49588 
49589 
49590 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         855                  11/13/89
49591 volume_registration_mgr_$E    -855-                      11/13/89^L
49592 
49593 
49594                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
49595                volume_registration_mgr_$ENTRY:   Unexpected error
49596                occurred.   Database  may  be  in  an inconsistant
49597                state.  (GROUP_ID)
49598 
49599 
49600      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
49601 
49602      Time:     While system is running.
49603 
49604      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
49605                CPU or memory  hardware problems.  Some unexpected
49606                condition  was  signalled  while  the  module  was
49607                executing.
49608 
49609      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
49610 
49611 
49612 
49613                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
49614                volume_registration_mgr_$find:   PV entry  missing
49615                from "pv.PVNAME".  (GROUP_ID)
49616 
49617 
49618      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
49619 
49620      Time:     While system is running.
49621 
49622      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
49623                CPU  or memory  hardware problems.   The entry for
49624                the  specified  PV  could  not  be  found  in  the
49625                registration  database segment  although the  name
49626                appears on the segment's entry.
49627 
49628      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
49629 
49630 
49631 
49632 
49633 
49634 
49635 
49636 
49637 
49638 
49639 
49640 
49641 
49642 
49643 
49644 
49645 
49646 
49647 
49648 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         856                  11/13/89
49649 volume_registration_mgr_$f    -856-                      11/13/89^L
49650 
49651 
49652                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
49653                volume_registration_mgr_$find_volname:   PV  entry
49654                not found in database "pvid.UNIQUE".  (GROUP_ID)
49655 
49656 
49657      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
49658 
49659      Time:     While system is running.
49660 
49661      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
49662                CPU  or memory  hardware problems.   The entry for
49663                the  specified  PV  could  not  be  found  in  the
49664                registration  database segment  although the  name
49665                appears on the segment's entry.
49666 
49667      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
49668 
49669 
49670 
49671                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
49672                volume_registration_mgr_$get_access:     ACS   not
49673                segment - "PATH".  (GROUP_ID)
49674 
49675 
49676      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
49677 
49678      Time:     While system is running.
49679 
49680      Meaning:  The   ACS   indicated   in   the   logical  volume
49681                registration  database  is  not  a  segment.   The
49682                database   entry   should   be   corrected   using
49683                "change_volume_registration".
49684 
49685      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
49686 
49687 
49688 
49689 
49690 
49691 
49692 
49693 
49694 
49695 
49696 
49697 
49698 
49699 
49700 
49701 
49702 
49703 
49704 
49705 
49706 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         857                  11/13/89
49707 volume_registration_mgr_$g    -857-                      11/13/89^L
49708 
49709 
49710                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
49711                volume_registration_mgr_$get_access:  Bad ACS path
49712                in database "lv.LVNAME".  (GROUP_ID) ERROR_MESSAGE
49713 
49714 
49715      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
49716 
49717      Time:     While system is running.
49718 
49719      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
49720                CPU or memory hardware problems.  The ACS pathname
49721                entry  in the  LVNAME database  is illegal.   This
49722                should  not  happen  normally  because  the ring-1
49723                primitives  check all  paths before  entering them
49724                into the database.
49725 
49726      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
49727 
49728 
49729 
49730                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
49731                volume_registration_mgr_$pvname_info:    PV  entry
49732                not found in database "pv.PVNAME".  (GROUP_ID)
49733 
49734 
49735      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
49736 
49737      Time:     While system is running.
49738 
49739      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
49740                CPU  or memory  hardware problems.   The entry for
49741                the  specified  PV  could  not  be  found  in  the
49742                registration  database segment  although the  name
49743                appears on the segment's entry.
49744 
49745      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
49746 
49747 
49748 
49749 
49750 
49751 
49752 
49753 
49754 
49755 
49756 
49757 
49758 
49759 
49760 
49761 
49762 
49763 
49764 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         858                  11/13/89
49765 volume_registration_mgr_$p    -858-                      11/13/89^L
49766 
49767 
49768                [volume_registration_mgr_.pl1]
49769                volume_registration_mgr_$read_pvr:     PV    entry
49770                missing from database "pv.PVNAME".  (GROUP_ID)
49771 
49772 
49773      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
49774 
49775      Time:     While system is running.
49776 
49777      Meaning:  This indicates a logic error in the supervisor, or
49778                CPU  or memory  hardware problems.   The entry for
49779                the  specified  PV  could  not  be  found  in  the
49780                registration  database segment  although the  name
49781                appears on the segment's entry.
49782 
49783      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
49784 
49785 
49786 
49787                [vrm_lock_.pl1]
49788                vrm_lock_$lock:  LOCK ERROR MESSAGE.
49789 
49790 
49791      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
49792 
49793      Time:     While system is running.
49794 
49795      Meaning:  A  logical  volume  registration  operation failed
49796                because of a problem with the vrm control lock.
49797 
49798      Action:   No operator action is required.
49799 
49800 
49801 
49802                [vrm_lock_.pl1]
49803                vrm_lock_$unlock:  LOCK ERROR MESSAGE.
49804 
49805 
49806      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
49807 
49808      Time:     While system is running.
49809 
49810      Meaning:  At the  completion ofa logical  volume registratin
49811                operation,  some error  occured unlocking  the vrm
49812                control lock.
49813 
49814      Action:   No operator action is required.
49815 
49816 
49817 
49818 
49819 
49820 
49821 
49822 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         859                  11/13/89
49823 vrm_lock_$unlock              -859-                      11/13/89^L
49824 
49825 
49826                [vrm_lock_.pl1]
49827                vrm_lock_$vrm_data_init:     Unable   to    create
49828                PATHNAME.  REASON.
49829 
49830 
49831      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
49832 
49833      Time:     System Intialization.
49834 
49835      Meaning:  Logical  volume  registration  control  (vrm)  was
49836                unable to create the  segment PATHNAME, to be used
49837                for  the vrm control  lock, for the  REASON given.
49838                Subsequent  logical  volume  registration  control
49839                operations may fail.
49840 
49841      Action:   No operator action is required.
49842 
49843 
49844 
49845                [vrm_lock_.pl1]
49846                vrm_lock_$vrm_data_init:   Unable   to  reclassify
49847                PATHNAME.  REASON.
49848 
49849 
49850      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
49851 
49852      Time:     System Intialization.
49853 
49854      Meaning:  Logical volume registration  control was unable to
49855                reclassify  the  segment  PATHNAME  to  its proper
49856                access class  for the REASON given.   This segment
49857                is to be used  for the logical volume registration
49858                control    lock.    Subsequent    logical   volume
49859                registration control operations may fail.
49860 
49861 
49862 
49863 
49864 
49865 
49866 
49867 
49868 
49869 
49870 
49871 
49872 
49873 
49874 
49875 
49876 
49877 
49878 
49879 
49880 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         860                  11/13/89
49881 vrm_lock_$vrm_data_init       -860-                      11/13/89^L
49882 
49883 
49884                [vrm_lock_.pl1]
49885                vrm_lock_$vrm_data_init:    Unable   to   truncate
49886                PATHNAME.  REASON.
49887 
49888 
49889      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
49890 
49891      Time:     System Intialization.
49892 
49893      Meaning:  Logical volume registration  control was unable to
49894                truncate  the  segment  PATHNAME  for  the  REASON
49895                given.  This segment is to be used for the logical
49896                volume  registration   control  lock.   Subsequent
49897                logical volume registration control operations may
49898                fail.
49899 
49900      Action:   No operator action is required.
49901 
49902 
49903 
49904                [vrm_lock_.pl1]
49905                vrm_lock_:  Unable to initiate PATHNAME.  REASON.
49906 
49907 
49908      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
49909 
49910      Time:     While system is running.
49911 
49912      Meaning:  Logical  volume  registration  control  (vrm)  was
49913                unable  to initiate  PATHNAME, which  contains the
49914                vrm control lock, because  of REASON.  The logical
49915                volume  registration  control  operation requested
49916                was not performed.
49917 
49918      Action:   No operator action is required.
49919 
49920 
49921 
49922 
49923 
49924 
49925 
49926 
49927 
49928 
49929 
49930 
49931 
49932 
49933 
49934 
49935 
49936 
49937 
49938 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         861                  11/13/89
49939 vrm_lock_                     -861-                      11/13/89^L
49940 
49941 
49942                [vtoc_interrupt.pl1]
49943                vtoc_interrupt:  bad core address
49944 
49945 
49946      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
49947 
49948      Time:     While system is running.
49949 
49950      Meaning:  The disk dim reported a main memory address to the
49951                VTOC  manager which  was  not  in the  VTOC buffer
49952                segment,  or was  not designating  a legal  buffer
49953                boundary.   This indicates  a logic  error in  the
49954                supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware problems.
49955 
49956      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
49957 
49958 
49959 
49960                [vtoc_interrupt.pl1]
49961                vtoc_interrupt:  Buffer not os at interrupt
49962 
49963 
49964      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
49965 
49966      Time:     While system is running.
49967 
49968      Meaning:  An I/O  completion was received for  a VTOC buffer
49969                which  was apparently   not undergoing  I/O.  This
49970                indicates a logic error  in the supervisor, or CPU
49971                or memory hardware problems.
49972 
49973      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
49974 
49975 
49976 
49977                [vtoc_interrupt.pl1]
49978                vtoc_interrupt:   Write  error  on  dskX_NN  vtocx
49979                XXXXXX
49980 
49981 
49982      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
49983 
49984      Time:     While system is running.
49985 
49986      Meaning:  A bad I/O status was  received by the VTOC manager
49987                for a  write operation.  The  unwritten vtoce-part
49988                will remain in main  memory until the next attempt
49989                is made  to write it  out, or demount  or shutdown
49990                time.  Too  many of these can cause  the system to
49991                crash.
49992 
49993      Action:   No operator action is required.
49994 
49995 
49996 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         862                  11/13/89
49997 vtoc_interrupt                -862-                      11/13/89^L
49998 
49999 
50000                [vtoc_man.pl1]
50001                vtoc_man:  Attempt to write less than entire VTOCE
50002                to MODEL device.
50003 
50004 
50005      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
50006 
50007      Time:     While system is running.
50008 
50009      Meaning:  An attempt  has been made  to write less  than the
50010                entire VTOCE to a  device MODEL that only supports
50011                a 512_word  sector.  For these devices  the entire
50012                192  word VTOCE  must be  written at  one time.  A
50013                likely software error n VTOC buffer management.
50014 
50015      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
50016 
50017 
50018 
50019                [vtoc_man.pl1]
50020                vtoc_man:  Buffer out-of-service during cleanup
50021 
50022 
50023      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
50024 
50025      Time:     When a volume is  being demounted or during system
50026                shutdown.
50027 
50028      Meaning:  A likely software error  in VTOC buffer management
50029                which caused an inconsistency in the VTOC buffer.
50030 
50031      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
50032 
50033 
50034 
50035                [vtoc_man.pl1]
50036                vtoc_man:  buffer out-of-service on write
50037 
50038 
50039      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
50040 
50041      Time:     While system is running.
50042 
50043      Meaning:  A   likely   software   problem   has   caused  an
50044                inconsistency in the VTOC buffer.
50045 
50046      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
50047 
50048 
50049 
50050 
50051 
50052 
50053 
50054 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         863                  11/13/89
50055 vtoc_man                      -863-                      11/13/89^L
50056 
50057 
50058                [vtoc_man.pl1]
50059                vtoc_man:   Hot  buffer  abandoned  during cleanup
50060                vtocx XXXXX dskX_NN{s}
50061 
50062 
50063      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50064 
50065      Time:     When a volume is  being demounted or during system
50066                shutdown.
50067 
50068      Meaning:  An update  to VTOCE XXXXX on  dskX_NN{s} could not
50069                be completed due to I/O  errors.  The VTOCE may be
50070                inconsistent or damaged.
50071 
50072      Action:   The   VTOCE  should   be  examined   by  means  of
50073                dump_vtoce  the next  time the  volume is  online.
50074                Any  inconsistency can  be corrected  by a  volume
50075                salvage.
50076 
50077 
50078 
50079                [vtoc_man.pl1]
50080                vtoc_man:  Invalid free vtocx XXXXX on dskX_NN{s}
50081 
50082 
50083      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50084 
50085      Time:     While system is running.
50086 
50087      Meaning:  A  free VTOCE was  allocated which has  an invalid
50088                VTOCE index for the volume.  This is indicative of
50089                damage to volume  control structures.  This damage
50090                can be corrected by a volume salvage.
50091 
50092      Action:   No operator action is required.
50093 
50094 
50095 
50096                [vtoc_man.pl1]
50097                vtoc_man:  Invalid write
50098 
50099 
50100      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
50101 
50102      Time:     While system is running.
50103 
50104      Meaning:  A  likely software  error in  the calling sequence
50105                for output of a VTOCE.
50106 
50107      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
50108 
50109 
50110 
50111 
50112 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         864                  11/13/89
50113 vtoc_man                      -864-                      11/13/89^L
50114 
50115 
50116                [vtoc_man.pl1]
50117                vtoc_man:  Out of buffers try number N
50118 
50119 
50120      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
50121 
50122      Time:     While system is running.
50123 
50124      Meaning:  There  may be  a disk  problem which  prevents the
50125                vtoc buffers from being  written to disk, or there
50126                may  be a  disk  tuning  problem.  The  system may
50127                crash within the next few minutes.
50128 
50129      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
50130 
50131 
50132 
50133                [vtoc_man.pl1]
50134                vtoc_man:     read    reset    of    crawlout   by
50135                PERSON.PROJECT.TAG for dskX_NN{s} vtocx XXXXXX
50136 
50137 
50138      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50139 
50140      Time:     While system is running.
50141 
50142      Meaning:  The process  of PERSON.PROJECT.TAG crawled  out of
50143                ring-0  or terminated  with the  VTOC buffer  lock
50144                held.  A buffer was marked out-of-service for read
50145                to VTOCE XXXXX on dskX_NN{s}  for which no I/O had
50146                been queued.  The read I/O was abandoned.
50147 
50148      Action:   No operator action is required.
50149 
50150 
50151 
50152 
50153 
50154 
50155 
50156 
50157 
50158 
50159 
50160 
50161 
50162 
50163 
50164 
50165 
50166 
50167 
50168 
50169 
50170 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         865                  11/13/89
50171 vtoc_man                      -865-                      11/13/89^L
50172 
50173 
50174                [vtoc_man.pl1]
50175                vtoc_man:   UID ^=  0  in  free VTOCE  vtocx XXXXX
50176                dskX_NN{s}
50177 
50178 
50179      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50180 
50181      Time:     While system is running.
50182 
50183      Meaning:  The  contents  of  VTOCE  XXXXX  on dskX_NN{s} are
50184                incorrect, as free VTOCEs  should have a zero UID.
50185                The  system attempts  to find  another free VTOCE.
50186                This  may   indicate  damage  to   volume  control
50187                structures.   This damage  can be  corrected by  a
50188                volume salvage.
50189 
50190      Action:   No operator action is required.
50191 
50192 
50193 
50194                [vtoc_man.pl1]
50195                vtoc_man:   Update  in  progress  on  crawlout  by
50196                PERSON.PROJECT.TAG dskX_NN{s}
50197 
50198 
50199      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50200 
50201      Time:     While system is running.
50202 
50203      Meaning:  The process  of PERSON.PROJECT.TAG crawled  out of
50204                ring-0  or terminated  with the  vtoc buffer  lock
50205                held  and an  update in  progress for  a VTOCE  on
50206                dskX_NN{s}.  The  VTOCE may be  inconsistent.  Any
50207                inconsistency  can   be  corrected  by   a  volume
50208                salvage.
50209 
50210      Action:   No operator action is required.
50211 
50212 
50213 
50214 
50215 
50216 
50217 
50218 
50219 
50220 
50221 
50222 
50223 
50224 
50225 
50226 
50227 
50228 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         866                  11/13/89
50229 vtoc_man                      -866-                      11/13/89^L
50230 
50231 
50232                [vtoc_man.pl1]
50233                vtoc_man:     Write   I/O    being   retried    by
50234                PERSON.PROJECT.TAG for dskX_NN{s} vtocx XXXXX
50235 
50236 
50237      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50238 
50239      Time:     While system is running.
50240 
50241      Meaning:  A  buffer  previously  marked  as  "hot"  is being
50242                requeued for I/O.
50243 
50244      Action:   No operator action is required.
50245 
50246 
50247 
50248                [vtoc_man.pl1]
50249                vtoc_man:   write  I/O  recovered  on  crawlout by
50250                PERSON.PROJECT.TAG for dskX_NN{s} vtocx XXXXX
50251 
50252 
50253      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50254 
50255      Time:     While system is running.
50256 
50257      Meaning:  The process  of PERSON.PROJECT.TAG crawled  out of
50258                ring-0  or terminated  with the  VTOC buffer  lock
50259                held.   A  buffer  was  marked  out-of-service for
50260                write  to VTOCE XXXXX  on dskX_NN{s} for  which no
50261                I/O had been queued.  The write I/O was requeued.
50262 
50263      Action:   No operator action is required.
50264 
50265 
50266 
50267                [vtoce_stock_man.pl1]
50268                vtoce_stock_man:   Attempt to  deposit free  vtocx
50269                YYYYYY on dskX_NN
50270 
50271 
50272      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
50273 
50274      Time:     While system is running.
50275 
50276      Meaning:  A VTOCE was returned to the free pool of VTOCEs on
50277                the  device indicated,  but the  VTOCE was already
50278                marked  as free.   This indicates  possible device
50279                damage.   This  damage  can   be  corrected  by  a
50280                physical volume salvage.
50281 
50282      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
50283 
50284 
50285 
50286 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         867                  11/13/89
50287 vtoce_stock_man               -867-                      11/13/89^L
50288 
50289 
50290                [vtoce_stock_man.pl1]
50291                vtoce_stock_man:  Attempt to deposit invalid vtocx
50292                YYYYYY on dskX_NN
50293 
50294 
50295      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
50296 
50297      Time:     While system is running.
50298 
50299      Meaning:  There was an attempt to return a free VTOCE to the
50300                pool of free VTOCEs  for the device indicated, but
50301                the  index  of  the  VTOCE  was  not  valid.  This
50302                indicates  possible damage   to the  device.  Such
50303                damage  can  be  corrected  by  a  physical volume
50304                salvage.
50305 
50306      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
50307 
50308 
50309 
50310                [vtoce_stock_man.pl1]
50311                vtoce_stock_man:  MYLOCK of VTOC Map for dskX_NN
50312 
50313 
50314      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
50315 
50316      Time:     While system is running.
50317 
50318      Meaning:  A process attempted to acquire  a lock on the VTOC
50319                Map for the device  indicated while already owning
50320                the lock.  This is probably a software error.
50321 
50322      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
50323 
50324 
50325 
50326                [vtoce_stock_man.pl1]
50327                vtoce_stock_man:     PVTE    and    VTOCE    stock
50328                out-of-synch on dskX_NN
50329 
50330 
50331      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
50332 
50333      Time:     While system is running.
50334 
50335      Meaning:  There  is an   inconsistency between  the Physical
50336                Volume  Table Entry  and the  VTOCE Stock  for the
50337                device  indicated.  This   is probably  a software
50338                error.
50339 
50340      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
50341 
50342 
50343 
50344 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         868                  11/13/89
50345 vtoce_stock_man               -868-                      11/13/89^L
50346 
50347 
50348                [vtoce_stock_man.pl1]
50349                vtoce_stock_man:  STACQ fails for VTOC Map lock on
50350                dskX_NN
50351 
50352 
50353      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
50354 
50355      Time:     While system is running.
50356 
50357      Meaning:  A process  was unable to unlock the  VTOC Map lock
50358                for  the  device  indicated.   This  is probably a
50359                hardware  failure, either  in the  CPU or  in main
50360                memory.
50361 
50362      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
50363 
50364 
50365 
50366                [vtoce_stock_man.pl1]
50367                vtoce_stock_man:   VTOCE   stock  inconsistent  on
50368                dskX_NN
50369 
50370 
50371      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
50372 
50373      Time:     While system is running.
50374 
50375      Meaning:  There is an internal inconsistency in the stock of
50376                free  VTOCES  on  the  device  indicated.  This is
50377                probably a software malfunction.
50378 
50379      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
50380 
50381 
50382 
50383                [wdx.pl1]
50384                wdx:   ERRORCODE Unable  to send  wakeup on master
50385                channel.
50386 
50387 
50388      Stream:   BOS Typewriter.
50389 
50390      Time:     While system is running.
50391 
50392      Meaning:  The  ring-1  logical  volume  mount  software  was
50393                unable to send a wakeup to the ring-4 software for
50394                the  reason indicated.    Some mount  requests may
50395                have been lost.
50396 
50397      Action:   Contact the system administrator.
50398 
50399 
50400 
50401 
50402 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         869                  11/13/89
50403 wdx                           -869-                      11/13/89^L
50404 
50405 
50406                [wire_proc.pl1]
50407                wire_proc:  lock not locked
50408 
50409 
50410      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
50411 
50412      Time:     While system is running.
50413 
50414      Meaning:  The  lock  on  temp-wiring  in  the  SST was found
50415                unlocked at the time an attempt was made to unlock
50416                it.   The SST  may be  damaged.  This  indicates a
50417                logic  error in the  supervisor, or CPU  or memory
50418                hardware problems.
50419 
50420      Action:   Follow normal recovery procedures.
50421 
50422 
50423 
50424                [wire_proc.pl1]
50425                wire_proc:  too many temp wired segments.
50426 
50427 
50428      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
50429 
50430      Time:     While system is running.
50431 
50432      Meaning:  A  request  has  been  made  to  the supervisor to
50433                temp-wire an eighth  hardcore segment.  Only seven
50434                are allowed.   Temp-wiring is used  for supervisor
50435                programs, not I/O buffers.  This indicates a logic
50436                error in the supervisor, or CPU or memory hardware
50437                problems.
50438 
50439      Action:   Follow  normal recovery  procedures.  The  Multics
50440                System  Tape  may  be  incorrect.   If the problem
50441                persists, try another MST.
50442 
50443 
50444 
50445 
50446 
50447 
50448 
50449 
50450 
50451 
50452 
50453 
50454 
50455 
50456 
50457 
50458 
50459 
50460 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         870                  11/13/89
50461 wire_proc                     -870-                      11/13/89^L
50462 
50463 
50464                [wired_shutdown.pl1]
50465                wired_shutdown:    FFF   fault   during  emergency
50466                shutdown
50467 
50468 
50469      Stream:   BOS Typewriter (Crashes system)
50470 
50471      Time:     Emergency shutdown
50472 
50473      Meaning:  An unexpected  fault has occured  during emergency
50474                shutdown.  Emergency shutdown cannot complete.
50475 
50476      Action:   Get  a dump  for system  programmers.  If  an disk
50477                dump was taken of the  preceding crash, get a dump
50478                to  paper via  the bce  dump facility.  Re-attempt
50479                ESD as many times as necessary.
50480 
50481 
50482 
50483                [x25_mpx.pl1]
50484                x25_mpx(CHN):  Call Confirm in state STATE.
50485 
50486 
50487      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50488 
50489      Time:     While system is running.
50490 
50491      Meaning:  An  unexpected Call  Confirm packet  was received.
50492                The call is cleared.
50493 
50494      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
50495 
50496 
50497 
50498                [x25_mpx.pl1]
50499                x25_mpx(CHN):  Clear Confirm in state STATE.
50500 
50501 
50502      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50503 
50504      Time:     While system is running.
50505 
50506      Meaning:  An  unexpected  Clear   Confirm  packet  has  been
50507                received.  The call is cleared.
50508 
50509      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
50510 
50511 
50512 
50513 
50514 
50515 
50516 
50517 
50518 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         871                  11/13/89
50519 x25_mpx(CHN)                  -871-                      11/13/89^L
50520 
50521 
50522                [x25_mpx.pl1]
50523                x25_mpx(CHN):  Clear Indication CAUSE/DIAGNOSTIC.
50524 
50525 
50526      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50527 
50528      Time:     While system is running.
50529 
50530      Meaning:  A   Clear  Indication   with  non-zero   cause  or
50531                diagnostic fields has been  received.  The call is
50532                cleared.
50533 
50534      Action:   No operator action is required.
50535 
50536 
50537 
50538                [x25_mpx.pl1]
50539                x25_mpx(CHN):   Data  packet   received  in  state
50540                STATE.
50541 
50542 
50543      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50544 
50545      Time:     While system is running.
50546 
50547      Meaning:  An unexpected data packet  was received.  The call
50548                is cleared.
50549 
50550      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
50551 
50552 
50553 
50554                [x25_mpx.pl1]
50555                x25_mpx(CHN):  Diagnostic type TYPE.
50556 
50557 
50558      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50559 
50560      Time:     While system is running.
50561 
50562      Meaning:  A  diagnostic packet  of type  TYPE was  received.
50563                Normal processing continues.
50564 
50565      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
50566 
50567 
50568 
50569 
50570 
50571 
50572 
50573 
50574 
50575 
50576 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         872                  11/13/89
50577 x25_mpx(CHN)                  -872-                      11/13/89^L
50578 
50579 
50580                [x25_mpx.pl1]
50581                x25_mpx(CHN):  Error CODE from write.
50582 
50583 
50584      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50585 
50586      Time:     While system is running.
50587 
50588      Meaning:  An error occurred writing to the LAP channel.  The
50589                LAP channel will be disconnected.
50590 
50591      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
50592 
50593 
50594 
50595                [lap_simplex.pl1]
50596                x25_mpx(CHN):   Error  from  write  of  XXX chars.
50597                ERROR
50598 
50599 
50600      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50601 
50602      Time:     While system is running.
50603 
50604      Meaning:  The ERROR  occurred writing XXX characters  to the
50605                LAP   channel.    The    LAP   channel   will   be
50606                disconnected.
50607 
50608      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
50609 
50610 
50611 
50612                [x25_mpx.pl1]
50613                x25_mpx(CHN):    Failure,   Link   state:   STATE,
50614                Current  Action:   FUNCTION,  in  ESTATE,  Primary
50615                state:  PSTATE, Secondary state:  SSTATE.
50616 
50617 
50618      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50619 
50620      Time:     While system is running.
50621 
50622      Meaning:  Normal request to crash the line when the link has
50623                been disconnected  by the FNP.  STATE  is the main
50624                state of the link.   FUNCTION is the last function
50625                the link  processed.  The ESTATE is  the execution
50626                state of the last function.  PSTATE and SSTATE are
50627                the link up substate.
50628 
50629      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
50630 
50631 
50632 
50633 
50634 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         873                  11/13/89
50635 x25_mpx(CHN)                  -873-                      11/13/89^L
50636 
50637 
50638                [x25_mpx.pl1]
50639                x25_mpx(CHN):  Invalid channel number LCN.
50640 
50641 
50642      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50643 
50644      Time:     While system is running.
50645 
50646      Meaning:  An  X.25 packet  with an  invalid logical  channel
50647                group  number or  logical channel  number has been
50648                received.  The packet is ignored.
50649 
50650      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
50651 
50652 
50653 
50654                [x25_mpx.pl1]
50655                x25_mpx(CHN):  Invalid packet type TYPE on LC 0.
50656 
50657 
50658      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50659 
50660      Time:     While system is running.
50661 
50662      Meaning:  An  invalid packet  of type  TYPE was  received on
50663                logical channel zero.  The packet will be ignored.
50664 
50665      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
50666 
50667 
50668 
50669                [x25_mpx.pl1]
50670                x25_mpx(CHN):  Invalid X.29 command CMD.
50671 
50672 
50673      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50674 
50675      Time:     While system is running.
50676 
50677      Meaning:  An  invalid X.29  command was  received.  An error
50678                indication is returned to the sender.
50679 
50680      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
50681 
50682 
50683 
50684 
50685 
50686 
50687 
50688 
50689 
50690 
50691 
50692 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         874                  11/13/89
50693 x25_mpx(CHN)                  -874-                      11/13/89^L
50694 
50695 
50696                [x25_mpx.pl1]
50697                x25_mpx(CHN):     Link    disconnected    due   to
50698                mis-matched frame sizes.  CMDR/FRMR frame:  FRAME.
50699 
50700 
50701      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50702 
50703      Time:     While system is running.
50704 
50705      Meaning:  The  FNP has received  a command reject  (LAPB) or
50706                frame  reject (LAP)  which specified  a reason  of
50707                "wide frame"  on channel CHN.  The  actual level 2
50708                command is  FRAME.  This means the  frame received
50709                by the other end was too long.  Instead of looping
50710                continuously trying  to send this frame,  the link
50711                will be  disconnected.  The maximum frame  size in
50712                the  Multics TTF for  this link should  be checked
50713                against the size expected by  the other end of the
50714                link, and corrected.
50715 
50716      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
50717 
50718 
50719 
50720                [x25_mpx.pl1]
50721                x25_mpx(CHN):  No buffers available.
50722 
50723 
50724      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50725 
50726      Time:     While system is running.
50727 
50728      Meaning:  x25_mpx  was unable  to  allocate  a buffer  for a
50729                protocol  packet.  This  indicates a  severe space
50730                problem  in tty_buf.   The multiplexer  will sends
50731                itself a "hangup" order after freeing any space it
50732                has  for  protocol  packets  in  tty_buf.  If this
50733                multiplexer is  not the cause of  the problem then
50734                the system is likely to crash soon.
50735 
50736      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
50737 
50738 
50739 
50740 
50741 
50742 
50743 
50744 
50745 
50746 
50747 
50748 
50749 
50750 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         875                  11/13/89
50751 x25_mpx(CHN)                  -875-                      11/13/89^L
50752 
50753 
50754                [x25_mpx.pl1]
50755                x25_mpx(CHN):  Packet INOUT:  PACKET
50756 
50757 
50758      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50759 
50760      Time:     While system is running.
50761 
50762      Meaning:  A packet has been received  or sent and is logged.
50763                This  occurs when  the packet  tracing facility is
50764                turned on.   INOUT is the direction  and PACKET is
50765                the packet octets dumped in hexadecimal.
50766 
50767      Action:   No operator action is required.
50768 
50769 
50770 
50771                [x25_mpx.pl1]
50772                x25_mpx(CHN):  Packet too short.
50773 
50774 
50775      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50776 
50777      Time:     While system is running.
50778 
50779      Meaning:  A packet less then 3 characters long was received.
50780 
50781      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
50782 
50783 
50784 
50785                [x25_mpx.pl1]
50786                x25_mpx(CHN):  Received REJ packet.
50787 
50788 
50789      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50790 
50791      Time:     While system is running.
50792 
50793      Meaning:  An X.25 REJ packet was received.  Multics does not
50794                support  this  feature.   The  virtual  circuit is
50795                reset.
50796 
50797      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
50798 
50799 
50800 
50801 
50802 
50803 
50804 
50805 
50806 
50807 
50808 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         876                  11/13/89
50809 x25_mpx(CHN)                  -876-                      11/13/89^L
50810 
50811 
50812                [x25_mpx.pl1]
50813                x25_mpx(CHN):  Reset Confirm in state STATE.
50814 
50815 
50816      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50817 
50818      Time:     While system is running.
50819 
50820      Meaning:  An  unexpected  Reset   Confirm  packet  has  been
50821                received.  The call is reset.
50822 
50823      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
50824 
50825 
50826 
50827                [x25_mpx.pl1]
50828                x25_mpx(CHN):  Reset received CAUSE/DIAGNOSTIC.
50829 
50830 
50831      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50832 
50833      Time:     While system is running.
50834 
50835      Meaning:  A RESET REQUEST packet has been received.
50836 
50837      Action:   No operator action is required.
50838 
50839 
50840 
50841                [x25_mpx.pl1]
50842                x25_mpx(CHN):  Sequence error P(S) = N, V(R) = N.
50843 
50844 
50845      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50846 
50847      Time:     While system is running.
50848 
50849      Meaning:  An  X.25  packet  was  received  with an incorrect
50850                value for P(S).  The logical channel is reset.
50851 
50852      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
50853 
50854 
50855 
50856 
50857 
50858 
50859 
50860 
50861 
50862 
50863 
50864 
50865 
50866 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         877                  11/13/89
50867 x25_mpx(CHN)                  -877-                      11/13/89^L
50868 
50869 
50870                [x25_mpx.pl1]
50871                x25_mpx(CHN):  Sequence error:  P(R)  (= N) is not
50872                between previous P(R) (= N) and V(S) (= N).
50873 
50874 
50875      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50876 
50877      Time:     While system is running.
50878 
50879      Meaning:  An  X.25  packet  was  received  with an incorrect
50880                value for P(R).  The logical channel is reset.
50881 
50882      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
50883 
50884 
50885 
50886                [x25_mpx.pl1]
50887                x25_mpx(CHN):  Unexpected Interrupt Confirm.
50888 
50889 
50890      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50891 
50892      Time:     While system is running.
50893 
50894      Meaning:  An  unexpected Interrupt  Confirm packet  has been
50895                received.  The call is reset.
50896 
50897      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
50898 
50899 
50900 
50901                [x25_mpx.pl1]
50902                x25_mpx(CHN):   Unexpected   interrupt  TYPE  DATA
50903                received.
50904 
50905 
50906      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50907 
50908      Time:     While system is running.
50909 
50910      Meaning:  An unexpected MCM interrupt was processed.
50911 
50912      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
50913 
50914 
50915 
50916 
50917 
50918 
50919 
50920 
50921 
50922 
50923 
50924 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         878                  11/13/89
50925 x25_mpx(CHN)                  -878-                      11/13/89^L
50926 
50927 
50928                [x25_mpx.pl1]
50929                x25_mpx(CHN):  Unexpected packet type TYPE on idle
50930                VC.
50931 
50932 
50933      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50934 
50935      Time:     While system is running.
50936 
50937      Meaning:  An unexpected packet has  been received on an idle
50938                channel.  The channel is cleared.
50939 
50940      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
50941 
50942 
50943 
50944                [x25_mpx.pl1]
50945                x25_mpx(CHN):  Unexpected packet type TYPE.
50946 
50947 
50948      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50949 
50950      Time:     While system is running.
50951 
50952      Meaning:  An  unexpected  packet  has  been  received.   The
50953                packet is ignored.
50954 
50955      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
50956 
50957 
50958 
50959                [x25_mpx.pl1]
50960                x25_mpx(CHN):   Unrecognized   general  format  ID
50961                GFID.
50962 
50963 
50964      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50965 
50966      Time:     While system is running.
50967 
50968      Meaning:  A packet  with a bad format ID  was received.  The
50969                packet will be ignored.
50970 
50971      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
50972 
50973 
50974 
50975 
50976 
50977 
50978 
50979 
50980 
50981 
50982 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         879                  11/13/89
50983 x25_mpx(CHN)                  -879-                      11/13/89^L
50984 
50985 
50986                [x25_mpx.pl1]
50987                x25_mpx(CHN):  X.29 ERROR CODE/REASON.
50988 
50989 
50990      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
50991 
50992      Time:     While system is running.
50993 
50994      Meaning:  An  X.29 ERROR  packet  with  error code  CODE and
50995                reason  REASON   was  received.   The   packet  is
50996                ignored.
50997 
50998      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
50999 
51000 
51001 
51002                [x25_mpx.pl1]
51003                x25_mpx(CHN/LC):  Call Request in state STATE.
51004 
51005 
51006      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
51007 
51008      Time:     While system is running.
51009 
51010      Meaning:  An unexpected Call Request has been received.  The
51011                call is cleared.
51012 
51013 
51014 
51015                [x25_mpx.pl1]
51016                x25_mpx(CHN/LC):          Clear         Indication
51017                CAUSE/DIAGNOSTIC in idle VC.
51018 
51019 
51020      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
51021 
51022      Time:     While system is running.
51023 
51024      Meaning:  A Clear Indication has  been received on a channel
51025                with  no call  in  progress.   A Clear  Confirm is
51026                returned.
51027 
51028      Action:   No operator action is required.
51029 
51030 
51031 
51032 
51033 
51034 
51035 
51036 
51037 
51038 
51039 
51040 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         880                  11/13/89
51041 x25_mpx(CHN/LC)               -880-                      11/13/89^L
51042 
51043 
51044                [x25_mpx.pl1]
51045                x25_mpx(CHN/LC):  No listening channels.
51046 
51047 
51048      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
51049 
51050      Time:     While system is running.
51051 
51052      Meaning:  There were  no listening channels available  for a
51053                network call.  The call is refused.
51054 
51055      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
51056 
51057 
51058 
51059                [x25_mpx.pl1]
51060                x25_mpx(CHN/LC):  Time out in state STATE.
51061 
51062 
51063      Stream:   Logged in SYSERR log.
51064 
51065      Time:     While system is running.
51066 
51067      Meaning:  The network  did not respond to a  call, reset, or
51068                clear request.  The call will be cleared.
51069 
51070      Action:   Contact the system programming staff.
51071 
51072 
51073 
51074 
51075 
51076 
51077 
51078 
51079 
51080 
51081 
51082 
51083 
51084 
51085 
51086 
51087 
51088 
51089 
51090 
51091 
51092 
51093 
51094 
51095 
51096 
51097 
51098 DRAFT:  MAY BE CHANGED         881                  11/13/89
51099 x25_mpx(CHN/LC)               -881-                      11/13/89^L