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MDT003 MNI002<br />

MDT003<br />

Explanation: The RDEV scan initiated by<br />

H<strong>CP</strong>MDTXM is expected to return the address of the<br />

next RDEV, but it is returning the same RDEV or<br />

previous RDEV with respect to the input RDEV. This<br />

abend prevents the multiple missing interrupt recovery<br />

task from being stacked for a single device.<br />

User Response: Register 2 contains the input RDEV.<br />

Verify that it is a valid RDEV. Examine the dump <strong>and</strong><br />

determine why the RDEV scan returned an incorrect<br />

RDEV in R1.<br />

MEO001<br />

Explanation: (soft abend) H<strong>CP</strong>MEO received an<br />

unexpected return code from the channel subsystem.<br />

User Response: Contact your <strong>IBM</strong> support personnel.<br />

MEP001<br />

Explanation: (soft abend) H<strong>CP</strong>MEP received an<br />

unexpected return code from the channel subsystem.<br />

User Response: Contact your <strong>IBM</strong> support personnel.<br />

MFC001<br />

Explanation: (soft abend) While attempting to acquire<br />

the Coupling Facility Configuration (CFC) lock to<br />

perform a coupling configuration change, the CFC lock<br />

was destroyed <strong>and</strong> the requested Coupling Facility<br />

configuration change was not performed.<br />

User Response: Examine the internal trace table <strong>and</strong><br />

storage dump to determine what <strong>CP</strong> task destroyed the<br />

Coupling Facility Configuration lock <strong>and</strong> contact your<br />

<strong>IBM</strong> support personnel.<br />

MFH001<br />

Explanation: (hard abend) <strong>CP</strong> was in the process of<br />

formatting a response to a user’s console when it<br />

detected that output buffer it was using to hold the<br />

response has overflowed. An overlay of system storage<br />

has occurred.<br />

User Response: Contact your <strong>IBM</strong> support personnel.<br />

MFJ001<br />

Explanation: (soft abend) A data transfer was<br />

requested to exp<strong>and</strong>ed storage on behalf of the<br />

Coupling Facility (CF) Service Machine. The z/<strong>VM</strong> CF<br />

Service Machine does not support exp<strong>and</strong>ed storage<br />

data transfers.<br />

User Response: Remove exp<strong>and</strong>ed storage from the<br />

CF Service Machine virtual configuration.<br />

76 z/<strong>VM</strong>: <strong>System</strong> <strong>Messages</strong> <strong>and</strong> <strong>Codes</strong> — <strong>CP</strong><br />

MFN001<br />

Explanation: (soft abend) <strong>CP</strong> has detected an internal<br />

error while loading a file from the processor controller<br />

into main storage. In the dump, register 0 will contain a<br />

unique ID of the failing code <strong>and</strong> register 1 will contain<br />

the reason code for the failure.<br />

A MFN001 ABEND is most likely to occur when logging<br />

on with (X)AUTOLOG or restarting a CF Service<br />

Machine with the RESTART MSGPROC comm<strong>and</strong>s.<br />

During the start up of a CF Service Machine, the<br />

Coupling Facility Control Code (Licensed Internal Code)<br />

is loaded from the processor controller into the CF<br />

Service Machine’s virtual storage. The logic within <strong>CP</strong><br />

that performs the load function encountered an<br />

unexpected condition <strong>and</strong> has terminated the load<br />

process.<br />

User Response: Contact your <strong>IBM</strong> support personnel.<br />

MFR001<br />

Explanation: (hard abend) Unable to terminate an<br />

active file load from the processor controller. <strong>CP</strong> storage<br />

may be compromised.<br />

User Response: Contact your <strong>IBM</strong> support personnel.<br />

MNI001<br />

Explanation: (soft abend) An error has been detected<br />

by the *MONITOR <strong>CP</strong> system service in response to an<br />

IUCV function that *MONITOR initiated.<br />

All Monitor-related activities are terminated <strong>and</strong> the<br />

IUCV path between any connected virtual machine, <strong>and</strong><br />

the *MONITOR <strong>CP</strong> <strong>System</strong> Service has been severed.<br />

User Response: Register 1 points to the IPARML<br />

control block. Field IPRCODE contains the return code<br />

from IUCV indicating the nature of the problem. The<br />

meaning of this return code can be found in z/<strong>VM</strong>: <strong>CP</strong><br />

Programming Services under ″IUCV functions.″ If you<br />

cannot determine the error, contact your <strong>IBM</strong> support<br />

personnel. The Monitor may be restarted by following<br />

normal startup procedures.<br />

MNI002<br />

Explanation: (soft abend) An unexpected return code<br />

was received from a call to either H<strong>CP</strong>NSMRN or<br />

H<strong>CP</strong>NSMSN.<br />

All Monitor-related activities are terminated, <strong>and</strong> the<br />

IUCV path between any connected virtual machine <strong>and</strong><br />

the *MONITOR <strong>CP</strong> <strong>System</strong> Service has been severed.<br />

User Response: Register 15 contains the return code<br />

received. Examine the return code <strong>and</strong> determine the<br />

problem. If you cannot determine the error, contact your<br />

<strong>IBM</strong> support personnel. The monitor may be restarted<br />

by following normal startup procedures.

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