z/VM: System Messages and Codes Š CP - z/VM - IBM

HCP092E HCP093E
Explanation: The amount of temporary space
requested cannot be satisfied from the available
space remaining on the system.
If you specified device T2314, T2319, or T3310, the
temporary space requested is not available because
these devices are not supported in z/VM.
System Action: System operation continues. If
temporary space was just released, it may not be
available until it is cleared if the CLEAR_TDISK
option was specified on the FEATURES statement in
the system configuration file or if the SYSCLR = YES
option was specified in HCPSYS.
User Response: Enter the DEFINE command,
requesting fewer cylinders or blocks, and requesting
temporary space on devices other than T2314,
T2319, or T3310.
Operator Response: If additional preformatted CP
packs are available, and the packs’ volume serial
numbers are defined in the CP-owned volume list.
The following command can be entered to provide
more CP temporary disk space.
ATTach dev [TO] SYSTEM [[AS] volid]
v vdisk space not available
Explanation: A virtual disk in storage cannot be
created without exceeding either the system limit or
the user limit on the amount of storage available for
allocating virtual disks in storage.
– If you receive this message when logging on, a
virtual disk in storage that is defined by an MDISK
statement in your directory, or that is the target of
a LINK statement in your directory, does not
currently exist and cannot be created without
exceeding the system limit.
Note: A virtual disk in storage defined by an
MDISK statement may already exist if
another user has a link to it.
– If you receive this message when using the LINK
command, the target virtual disk in storage does
not currently exist and cannot be created without
exceeding the system limit.
– If you receive this message when using the
DEFINE (Virtual Disk in Storage) command, there
is not enough space to create the virtual disk in
storage without exceeding one of the following
limits:
- The system limit
- The user limit on the amount of space that can
be allocated for virtual disks in storage created
by a single user with the DEFINE command.
You may have too many virtual disks in storage
already defined, or the virtual disk in storage you
are trying to define may be too large, or all the
system virtual disk in storage space may be in
use.
System Action: System operation continues.
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User Response:
– If you are logging on or using the LINK command,
contact your system administrator and request that
the user or system limit on virtual disk in storage
space be increased.
– If you are using the DEFINE command, reenter
the command for a smaller size virtual disk in
storage. You may need to free some space first by
detaching virtual disks in storage created earlier
with the DEFINE command that you are no longer
using.
Attention: Any virtual disk in storage created
with the DEFINE command is immediately
destroyed when detached.
If the DEFINE command still fails, contact your
system administrator and request that the user or
system limit on virtual disk in storage space be
increased.
HCP092E Device vdev not defined; device vdev
already defined
Explanation: The virtual device specified is already
defined within the virtual machine’s configuration. If the
type is CONSOLE, your console was not defined
because only one virtual CONSOLE is allowed on each
virtual machine configuration.
System Action: System operation continues.
User Response: Reissue the command; specify a
virtual device that is not already defined within the
virtual machine configuration, or detach the conflicting
virtual device before reissuing the command.
If you want to redefine your console to some other
device type, you must first detach your current console
and then define the new one.
HCP093E Storage size requested (reqsize)
exceeds maximum allowed on this
processor (maxsize). Size set to
maximum allowed.
Explanation: The size requested for the primary
(BASE) address space in your virtual machine is larger
than the real processor permits. The size you requested
(reqsize) has been lowered to the maximum that this
processor supports (maxsize).
System Action: The base address space for the
virtual machine is created using the maximum size for
the real processor.
User Response: Ensure that your operating system
and applications can execute successfully in a virtual
machine with the lower storage size.