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

HCP6877I The system operator ID has been
changed to userid.
Explanation: You see this message when all of the
following are true:
v you are logging off as the primary system operator
v the alternate operator IDs have been specified in the
system configuration file
v either the default system operator ID or one of the
alternates automatically replaced you as the system
operator.
System Action: CP changed the operator ID to the
one displayed in the message. System operation
continues.
User Response: None.
HCP6878E AMODE/RMODE VALUES CONFLICT
Explanation: You ran the HCPLDR utility, and you
specified values for the AMODE and RMODE keywords
that conflict with each other. You cannot specify an
AMODE of 24 with an RMODE of ANY.
System Action: CP rejects the command; system
operation continues.
User Response: Correct the value of AMODE or
RMODE and issue the HCPLDR command again.
HCP6879E THE LENGTH OF THE MODULE TO BE
GENERATED IS NON-POSITIVE
Explanation: You ran the HCPLDR utility, and you
specified a value on the FROM keyword equal to or
larger than the one you specified on the TO keyword.
System Action: CP rejects the command; system
operation continues.
User Response: Correct and reissue the command.
HCP6881E userid vdev not in CP directory.
Explanation: You issued a SHUTDOWN REIPL
command with the MDISK option, and the minidisk you
specified does not exist in the CP directory.
System Action: CP ignores the command; normal
processing continues.
User Response: You can look at entries in the user
directory to find out which minidisks you can specify on
a SHUTDOWN REIPL command.
HCP6882E userid vdev is not a minidisk.
Explanation: You issued a SHUTDOWN REIPL
command with the MDISK option, and the virtual device
you specified is not a minidisk.
System Action: CP ignores the command; system
operation continues.
User Response: You can look at entries in the user
directory to find out which minidisks you can specify on
a SHUTDOWN REIPL command.
HCP6883E userid vdev not accessible -- volume
volid not mounted.
Explanation: You issued a CP SHUTDOWN REIPL
command with the MDISK option, and the minidisk you
specified resides on a volume that is not mounted.
System Action: CP ignores the command; system
operation continues.
User Response: Bring the volume containing the
minidisk online and attach it to the system, or issue
another CP SHUTDOWN REIPL command specifying
another minidisk on a volume that is already mounted.
You can find out whether a volume is mounted by
issuing a CP QUERY DASD volid command.
HCP6884E The variations of this message are
explained below.
MESSAGES:
v Unable to access re-IPL minidisk because no free
access slot is available.
v Unable to access re-IPL minidisk because of an
I/O error.
v Unable to access re-IPL minidisk because the
disk is not CMS formatted.
Explanation: When you issue a CP SHUTDOWN
REIPL command, CP looks for a minidisk that contains
the information that it needs to re-IPL. This minidisk
may be the original minidisk that CP used for its most
recent IPL, or it may be another minidisk that you
specified on the CP SHUTDOWN REIPL command. The
versions of this message tell you that CP has
encountered one of the following errors when it tried to
access the minidisk:
v CP already has a minidisk accessed in each of the
26 available slots.
v There is an I/O error.
HCP6877I HCP6884E
v The minidisk that CP tried to access was not
CMS-formatted.
You receive a version of this message only if CP was
originally loaded from a module.
System Action: CP ignores the SHUTDOWN
command; system operation continues.
User Response: If you received the first version of
this message, issue a CPRELEASE command to free at
least one access slot before you issue another
SHUTDOWN REIPL command. If you received the
second version, issue HYPERSWAP RESUME on the
device and reissue the SHUTDOWN command. If you
still receive a message that there is an I/O error, try to
access the disk from a regular CMS id. If I/O errors
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