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

HTR007 HTU002
HTR007
Explanation: While translating an address, the
function attempted to change the ASCIACCT or
ASCRACCT count for an address space. However,
v Increasing the count of outstanding translations would
have made it wrap to zero
v Or decreasing the count of outstanding translations
would have made it negative.
User Response: Examine the page translation
process to determine why the address space access
count was incorrect. These counts are also changed by
the functions in HCPPTF that lock and unlock frames.
Examine the dump for improper alterations of the
ASCBK.
HTR008
Explanation: When the function was translating an
address, the internal ASIT passed as input failed
certification. It was found to be an internal ASIT for a
CP-owned address space, which should always be
valid.
User Response: Examine the location that contains
the fixed internal ASIT for the CP address space. It is
likely that the internal ASIT has been overlaid or CP has
incorrectly manipulated the internal ASIT.
HTR020
Explanation: (soft abend) An attempt was made to
translate an address that is part of the resident CP
nucleus.
User Response: Examine the dump and determine
which module used the HCPTRANS macro to call
HCPHTR. If HCPTRANS is in an IBM-supplied CP
nucleus routine, contact your IBM support personnel. If
HCPTRANS is in a vendor-supplied routine, notify the
vendor of the problem.
Starting in z/VM V5R1, the entire CP nucleus is
resident. Previously, part of the CP nucleus was
pageable, and it was necessary to use HCPTRANS to
translate an address before using it. This is no longer
necessary.
HTS001
Explanation: There are no system pages available to
satisfy your request for a system virtual page.
User Response: Examine the dump to determine if a
CP module is looping or using system pages and not
returning them.
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HTS002
Explanation: Deallocation of the system page being
returned cannot take place because there was no
allocation of the system page to begin with, or
deallocation is taking place for a second time.
User Response: Examine the contents of the dump.
Check to see on which system virtual address
deallocation took place. Trace back through system
execution to determine where generation of the virtual
address occurred.
HTT001
Explanation: The module that issues this abend is
distributed as object code only. Therefore, no source
program materials are available.
User Response: Refer to the z/VM: Diagnosis Guide
for information on gathering the documentation you
need to assist IBM in diagnosing the problem, then
contact your IBM support personnel.
HTT002
Explanation: The module that issues this abend is
distributed as object code only. Therefore, no source
program materials are available.
User Response: Refer to the z/VM: Diagnosis Guide
for information on gathering the documentation you
need to assist IBM in diagnosing the problem, then
contact your IBM support personnel.
HTT003
Explanation: The module that issues this abend is
distributed as object code only. Therefore, no source
program materials are available.
User Response: Refer to the z/VM: Diagnosis Guide
for information on gathering the documentation you
need to assist IBM in diagnosing the problem, then
contact your IBM support personnel.
HTT004
Explanation: The module that issues this abend is
distributed as object code only. Therefore, no source
program materials are available.
User Response: Refer to the z/VM: Diagnosis Guide
for information on gathering the documentation you
need to assist IBM in diagnosing the problem, then
contact your IBM support personnel.
HTU002
Explanation: When CP was translating a virtual
address, the page containing the virtual address was
indicated to be on DASD. The page was also flagged as
being part of a DASD paging block. Later in the