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

those of other user or CP volumes.
rdev1 The device number of the DASD with the
specified volume identifier that is currently
attached to the system
volid The volume identifier
rdev2 The device number of DASD with identical
volume identifier
HCP955W INSUFFICIENT STORAGE FOR IPLING
CP
Explanation: The generated system is larger than the
real machine size, or a hardware malfunction has
occurred that prohibits CP from using the necessary
storage.
System Action: The system enters a wait state (wait
state code = 955).
Operator Response: Take a stand-alone dump and
notify the system programmer.
HCP956I REAL DEVICE rdev IGNORED; DEVICE
NUMBER ALREADY IN USE FOR SCSI
SYSTEM RESIDENCE DEVICE
Explanation: During the system IPL procedure, the
system detected a real device at the same address as
the SCSI system residence device. The device number
that is being used for SCSI system residence device
was specified on the PDVOL= IPL Parameter.
System Action: System operation continues. Real
device rdev is not attached.
Operator Response: If real device rdev must be
attached for correct system operation, shut down the
system and specify an address on the PDVOL= IPL
Parameter that does not conflict with any real device on
the system.
HCP960I System shutdown may be delayed for
up to interval seconds
Explanation: A SHUTDOWN command was issued or
a deactivation was performed via the system console,
causing a termination signal to be sent to enabled
users. The signal will remain active for up to the
indicated amount of time, after which system termination
will commence.
System Action: Execution continues.
Operator Response: To terminate the system
immediately, issue a SHUTDOWN IMMEDIATE
command. To prevent system termination, issue a
SHUTDOWN CANCEL command.
HCP961W SYSTEM SHUTDOWN COMPLETE
Explanation: The system has been brought to a
successful orderly shutdown.
System Action: The system enters a wait state (wait
state code = 961).
The system enters a wait state with a wait state code of
0FFF if a shut down was initiated by one of the
following:
v the issued SHUTDOWN command specified the
WITHIN or BY option
v the default shutdown timeout value defined by the
SET SIGNAL SHUTDOWNTIME command or
configuration statement was not zero and a
SHUTDOWN command was issued without the
IMMEDIATE option
v a shut down signal was received from the hardware.
Operator Response: No explicit action is necessary.
You may now or at a later time reload for reinitialization
of the CP system. You should normally specify a warm
start; however, if errors are encountered in the warm
start procedure, a cold start or a force start must be
issued.
HCP962I VM SHUTDOWN COMPLETED IN
duration SEC
Explanation: A SHUTDOWN command was issued or
a deactivation signal was received from the hardware
console. The time required to perform the processes
associated with shutting down the VM Control Program
itself (i.e., excluding any time allowed for guest systems
to terminate) was the indicated duration, in seconds.
System Action: Termination concludes.
Operator Response: Use the reported value as an aid
to determining how to set the duration specified by the
SET SHUTDOWNTIME command or configuration
statement.
HCP963I STARTING SHUTDOWN STEP name
function
Explanation: A system shutdown is in progress and is
starting the step identified as name, which performs the
designated function.
System Action: Shutdown continues.
HCP955W HCP963I
Operator Response: If message HCP961I does not
appear within a reasonable amount of time and if new
shutdown steps are not being reported by message
HCP963I, shutdown may have encountered a problem
that is preventing it from continuing. In that case,
contact your system programmer.
Programmer Response: Initiate any action that may
allow the stalled shutdown step to proceed (e.g., take a
failed device offline). If corrective action is unsuccessful,
make a note of the content of message HCP963I, take
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