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

HCP2600I HCP2628I
HCP2600I DASD rdev subsystem storage status
cannot be determined.
Explanation: CP could not determine the status of the
storage directors during processing of a QUERY
CACHE command destined for a 3880 Model 21
subsystem. The rdev variable refers to the real device
number.
System Action: System operation continues.
Operator Response: Reenter the command. If the
error persists, contact your IBM Support Center
personnel for hardware support.
HCP2611E {Data|Key} cannot be stored into a
read-only page.
Explanation: The user attempted to store either a
storage key or data for a page that was specified as
read/only. When this condition is detected, processing of
the STORE command ends.
System Action: The command does not run.
User Response: None.
HCP2625I The virtual machine is placed in CP
mode due to a SIGP initial program
reset from CPU nn.
Explanation: The virtual CPU with address nn has
issued a SIGP initial program reset order to the virtual
CPU on which the message is displayed.
System Action: System operation continues. The
virtual CPU is reset and placed in hard stop state.
User Response: IPL the virtual machine again to
recover the reset virtual CPU.
Programmer Response: Determine why the virtual
CPU issued the signal processor instruction and take
appropriate action.
HCP2626I The virtual machine is placed in CP
mode due to a SIGP program reset
from CPU nn.
Explanation: The virtual CPU with the address (nn)
has issued a SIGP program reset order to the virtual
CPU on which the message is displayed.
System Action: System operation continues. The
virtual CPU is reset and placed in hard stop state.
User Response: If it is determined that this action is
the result of an error, IPL the virtual machine again to
recover the reset processor.
Note: This message is informational only and issued as
a result of a virtual processor’s action. This
action may be normal for your virtual machine
and may not require a response.
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Programmer Response: Determine why the signal
processor instruction was issued by the virtual CPU and
take appropriate action.
HCP2627I The virtual machine is placed in CP
mode due to a SIGP initial CPU reset
from CPU nn.
Explanation: The virtual CPU with address nn has
issued a SIGP initial CPU reset order to the virtual CPU
on which the message is displayed.
System Action: System operation continues. The
virtual processor is reset and placed in a hard stop
state. Note, however, that if the initial CPU reset is
performed as part of initial program loading (IPL), this
CPU enters the load state and a CPU reset is
propagated to all other CPUs in the virtual configuration.
User Response: If it is determined that this action is
the result of an error, IPL the virtual machine again to
recover the reset processor.
Note: This message is informational only and issued as
a result of a virtual processor’s action. This
action may be normal for your virtual machine
and may not require a response.
Programmer Response: If the initial CPU reset was
not performed as part of initial program load (IPL),
determine why the virtual processor issued the signal
processor instruction and take appropriate action.
HCP2628I The virtual machine is placed in CP
mode due to a SIGP CPU reset from
CPU nn.
Explanation: The virtual CPU that has the address nn
has issued a SIGP CPU reset order to the virtual CPU
on which the message is displayed.
System Action: System operation continues. The
virtual CPU is reset and placed in hard stop state. The
virtual machine continues operation without the reset
processor.
User Response: If it is determined that this action is
the result of an error, IPL the virtual machine again to
recover the reset processor.
Note: This message is informational only and issued as
a result of a virtual processor’s action. This
action may be normal for your virtual machine
and may not require a response.
Programmer Response: Determine why the virtual
CPU issued the signal processor instruction and take
appropriate action.