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

number, controller identifier, and device unit
address of the affected hardware components
System Action: System operation continues.
Operator Response: Contact your system support
personnel.
Programmer Response: Examine the EREP outboard
record (OBR) for additional details of the failure. Refer
to the hardware System Reference Library (SRL)
manuals for sense data format and descriptions. If a
hardware problem is indicated, contact the appropriate
hardware service personnel.
HCP649E Vector facility nn is no longer available
to service the dedicated user userid on
CPU nn.
Explanation: You issued a VARY OFF VECTOR
command for a Vector Facility that is associated with a
dedicated processor, or CP recognized a Vector Facility
machine check that caused the Vector Facility to be
taken offline. When either of these occurs, the
dedicated guest receives a Vector Facility failure
machine check the next time it tries to use the Vector
Facility.
System Action: Vector Facility (nn) is taken offline.
Operator Response: If this message results from a
VARY OFF VECTOR command, it is recommended that
the dedicated guest be notified of the system
configuration change. If this message occurs as a result
of a machine check, contact your IBM Support Center
personnel to diagnose and correct the problem.
HCP650I The virtual machine is placed in CP
mode due to a complex interrupt loop.
Explanation: An external interrupt was taken in the
virtual machine. The external new PSW was found to be
an invalid-format PSW, which caused a program
interrupt to be taken in the virtual machine. The
program new PSW was found enabled for external
interrupts. The external interrupt is repeated if a CPU
timer or clock comparator interrupt is pending in the
virtual machine.
System Action: System operation continues. The
virtual machine is placed in console function mode, and
the PSW is set to the program new PSW.
User Response: IPL the virtual system again to
continue.
Programmer Response: Determine why the external
new PSW does not have a valid format. Determine why
the program new PSW is enabled for external interrupts.
HCP651I DASD rdev DEVICE ADAPTOR NOT
OPERATIONAL WITH STORAGE PATH -
ssid.p-cc-dd
Explanation: An error recovery routine encountered a
device adaptor that has been made unavailable to the
system by the storage control. This happens when the
storage control has determined that the device adaptor
is in need of service. The variables in the message are
as follows:
rdev The failing device
HCP649E HCP659E
ssid.p-cc-dd
The subsystem identifier, storage path number,
controller identifier, and device unit address of
the affected hardware components
System Action: System operation continues.
Operator Response: Contact your IBM service
representative.
Programmer Response: Examine the EREP outboard
record (OBR) for additional details as to the cause of
the failure. Refer to the hardware publications for sense
data format and descriptions. If a hardware problem
exists, contact your IBM Support Center personnel to
diagnose and correct the hardware problem.
HCP654E SECLABEL missing or invalid
Explanation: The operand for the SECLABEL option
was specified incorrectly or was omitted.
System Action: The command is rejected. System
operation continues.
User Response: Reissue the command with a valid 1-
to 8- character SECLABEL.
HCP657E The virtual machine’s prefix area is
unavailable because it is damaged.
Explanation: A virtual machine’s prefix area is
unavailable due to a host paging or a main storage
error.
System Action: The virtual machine is put in
check-stop state.
User Response: To continue, IPL the virtual machine
using the CLEAR option.
HCP659E The {vector|crypto} cannot be defined
because {vector|crypto} nn already
exists.
Explanation: You attempted to define a virtual Vector
or Crypto Facility on a virtual CPU where a virtual
Vector or Crypto Facility already exists.
System Action: CP does not define the virtual facility.
User Response: Issue the QUERY VIRTUAL
VECTOR or the QUERY VIRTUAL CRYPTO command
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