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

HCP6012I {CP system initialization in
progress|Virtual Machine input not
accepted}
Explanation: When using the system console, either
your input was not accepted by VM or cannot be
accepted by CP until system initialization is complete.
System Action: Either VM clears the condition or CP
completes the system initialization. Then the system
waits for you to enter the command again.
User Response: Retry the command after either VM
clears the condition or the CP system is initialized.
HCP6013A A {CP|VM} read is pending
Explanation: A console read has been issued by CP
or VM while using the system console.
System Action: None. The system waits for your
input.
User Response: Enter a command, or press enter to
allow the system to continue processing.
HCP6014I Command cancelled at user request.
Explanation: The command has been canceled by the
user with the PA1/BRKKEY key.
System Action: Command is not executed.
User Response: Enter the command again if desired.
HCP6015E command cancelled because of console
read error.
Explanation: The command has been cancelled
because an error occurred during a console read.
System Action: The command is not executed.
User Response: Enter the command again.
HCP6016E System shutdown is already in
progress
Explanation: A SHUTDOWN command was issued
but a previous SHUTDOWN is pending.
System Action: Execution continues.
Operator Response: Either wait for the previous
command to complete or issue a SHUTDOWN
command with the IMMEDIATE option to cause the
system to shut down without delay.
HCP6017E System shutdown is not in progress
Explanation: A SHUTDOWN CANCEL command was
issued but a SHUTDOWN is not in progress.
System Action: Execution continues.
Operator Response: None.
HCP6018I The processor controller has sent a
shutdown signal with a timeout interval
of duration seconds
Explanation: A hardware image deactivation has
caused the processor controller to signal the VM system
to shut down. VM has the interval shown in which to
complete its shutdown process.
System Action: System termination commences.
Operator Response: None.
HCP6012I HCP6020E
HCP6019E Guests may not have time to shut
down because VM SHUTDOWN
requires duration seconds
Explanation: A SHUTDOWN command was issued
but the indicated amount of time is reserved for the VM
SHUTDOWN process and not enough time remains to
allow guests to terminate.
System Action: The SHUTDOWN command is
aborted.
Operator Response: Increase the amount of time
allowed for the shutdown process using the WITHIN or
BY options of the SHUTDOWN command, decrease the
amount of time reserved for VM SHUTDOWN using the
SET SHUTDOWNTIME command, or reduce the
amount of time allowed for guests to terminate using the
SET SIGNAL SHUTDOWNTIME command.
HCP6019I Guests may not have time to shut
down because VM SHUTDOWN
requires duration seconds
Explanation: A deactivation function has caused the
processor controller to signal the VM system to shut
down. The indicated time is reserved for the VM
shutdown process, leaving less than the default
shutdown signal interval for guests, which may not be
enough time to allow guests to terminate.
System Action: Guests are signalled with the
remaining interval, after which system termination
commences.
Operator Response: Increase the amount of time for
deactivation specified in the deactivation request,
decrease the amount of time reserved for VM
SHUTDOWN using the SET SHUTDOWNTIME
command, or reduce the amount of time reserved for
guests to terminate using the SET SIGNAL
SHUTDOWNTIME command.
HCP6020E Guests do not have time to shut down
because VM SHUTDOWN requires
duration seconds
Explanation: A SHUTDOWN command was issued
but the indicated amount of time is reserved for the VM
shutdown process, providing no time to allow guests to
terminate.
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