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

System Action: The processing of the tape dump
ends.
User Response: Take corrective action to bypass the
I/O error and then reenter the command.
HCP8173E THE SPECIFIED TAPE DRIVE IS NOT
ATTACHED
Explanation: The tape drive specified is not attached
to the user’s virtual machine.
System Action: The command does not run.
User Response: Verify that a tape drive is attached to
the virtual machine. When the prompt appears, reenter
the command specifying the correct tape drive address.
HCP8174E FIRST TAPE DUMP RECORD NOT 4K
IN LENGTH
Explanation: The first record read from the system
abend or stand-alone dump tape was not 4KB in length.
System Action: The command does not run.
User Response: Verify that the correct tape was
mounted. If it was not, mount the proper tape and
reenter the command.
If the correct tape was mounted, notify the system
programmer.
HCP8175E REQUIRED SYSTEM STORAGE NOT
AVAILABLE
Explanation: The CMSSTOR OBTAIN macro was
issued to obtain needed storage for processing the
DUMPLOAD command. The macro did not complete
successfully and storage could not be acquired.
System Action: System operation continues.
User Response: Reenter the command. If the
problem persists, increase the storage size of your
virtual machine by entering a CP DEFINE STORAGE
command.
HCP8176E THE FIRST RECORD READ FROM THE
TAPE WAS NOT A LABEL
Explanation: An attempt to read the first record from
the tape ended with a return code indicating the wrong
length. The first record must be a label.
System Action: System operation continues.
User Response: Reenter a REWIND command for the
virtual address of the tape, then reenter the
DUMPLOAD command.
HCP8173E HCP8181I
HCP8177E DUMP FILE filename ALREADY EXISTS
ON filemode DISK
Explanation: A dump file filename DUMPxxxx
filemode already exists. The xxxx can be any string
valid for a CMS file ID.
System Action: DUMPLOAD processing is
terminated; system operation continues.
User Response: Either erase all the existing filename
DUMPxxxx files or rename the files. Then reissue the
DUMPLOAD command.
HCP8178E DUMP FILE MODE filemode INVALID
Explanation: The dump file mode is not valid. See the
z/VM: CMS Commands and Utilities Reference for a
description of a valid file mode.
System Action: The command is not executed;
system operation continues.
User Response: Reissue the DUMPLOAD command
using a valid file mode.
HCP8179I THE OPTION PRINT IS NOT
SUPPORTED BY DUMPLOAD
COMMAND
Explanation: The print function is no longer part of the
DUMPLOAD command.
System Action: System operation continues; message
HCP8181I is issued.
User Response: See message HCP8181I.
HCP8180E DUMPLOAD FAILED BECAUSE NO R/W
filemode DISK IS AVAILABLE
Explanation: There is no read/write disk at file mode
filemode.
System Action: The command does not run.
User Response: Use the CMS ACCESS command to
access one of your read/write disks at that file mode.
Reenter the DUMPLOAD command.
HCP8181I PLEASE REFER TO THE DUMP
VIEWING FACILITY PRTDUMP
COMMAND FOR EQUIVALENT
FUNCTION
Explanation: The printing function previously provided
by the DUMPLOAD command is now provided by the
PRTDUMP command of the Dump Viewing Facility.
System Action: System operation continues.
User Response: See the description of the
PRTDUMP command in the z/VM: Dump Viewing
Facility.
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