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

HCP9267E HCP9301E
HCP9267E The system is unable to determine the
dump device settings following a
non-destructive dump. The dump
device is now set to the printer. To
assign a different device, enter the SET
DUMP command.
Explanation: After taking a non-destructive dump,
either through entering the SNAPDUMP command or
because of a system error, the system was unable to
determine the settings specified in the last SET DUMP
command.
System Action: The dump is routed to the printer.
Operator Response: Enter the SET DUMP command
to assign a different dump device if the printer is not the
preferred device.
HCP9269E Tape rdev dump unit not available
following non-destructive dump. The
system is attempting to obtain DASD
dump space.
Explanation: After taking a non-destructive dumpe,
the tape dump device will not be available for another
dump until it is made ready by the system operator. In
addition, the dump device will need to be attached to
the ID of the dump owner in order to process the dump.
System Action: None.
Operator Response: If a dump device of DASD or
printer is not acceptable, enter the SET DUMP
command to define a desired dump device.
HCP9275I SYSTEM TERMINATION IN PROGRESS;
RESTART IGNORED
Explanation: A system restart interrupt was presented
during the termination process.
System Action: The interrupt is ignored and
termination continues.
Operator Response: None. If you wish to stop the
termination process, you must IPL.
HCP9276W SYSTEM TERMINATION FAILURE;
PROGRAM ERROR
Explanation: A program check or an SVC interrupt
occurred during the termination process.
System Action: The system enters a wait state
(wait-state code = 9276).
Operator Response: Take a stand-alone dump and
contact IBM for software support.
466 z/VM: System Messages and Codes — CP
HCP9277I SYSTEM TERMINATION COMPLETE,
ATTEMPTING RESTART
Explanation: The system termination process has
completed without further incident.
System Action: The system attempts to reload itself.
Operator Response: See the preceding messages for
the cause of the system termination and use the
applicable operator response.
HCP9300E A system {soft|snapdump} abend code
has occurred on CPU nnnn [for user
userid,] ({where|and} the virtual CPU
has been put into stopped state)
Explanation: The system is generating either a soft or
snapdump abend. The nnnn variable indicates the
processor that the problem occurred on. The code
variable is a CP soft or snapdump abend code. The
userid variable is sent to the system operator to indicate
the user ID who received the abend. When the soft or
snapdump abend puts the CPU into a stopped state,
the message will also include that information. If the
virtual CPU is put into a stopped state, the virtual
machine must be restarted.
System Action: The system spools the
general-purpose registers, control registers,
floating-point registers, clocks, prefix pages, trace table,
and host pages addressed by the general-purpose
registers to a reader spool file. The system then
continues normal operation.
Operator Response: Contact your system support
personnel.
Programmer Response: Examine the dump or the
CP abend code, or both, to determine the error
condition. If the problem persists, contact your IBM
Support Center personnel to diagnose and correct the
software error.
HCP9301E Snap data processing completed
unsuccessfully for soft abend code
Explanation: This message informs the system
operator that some of the data requested to be
preserved and dumped by the failing module could not
be saved. The code variable is a CP soft abend code.
Messages HCP9302I, HCP9303I, HCP9304I,
HCP9305I, or HCP9306I are subsequently issued to
detail why the data could not be saved.
System Action: The system continues to take the
dump.
Operator Response: See the response of the
accompanying message.