Stage/iX Messages (STAGEMAN)

Unable to execute USE file "name". (STAGEMAN 1001)

STAGEMAN was unable to open and/or execute the file that the user specified for the USE command.

Check the file system error message associated with the command, and take the appropriate action.

Missing required parameter in command. (STAGEMAN 1002)

A required parameter for the command was not supplied.

Re-enter the command including the parameter. Do a HELP on the command if necessary.

Length of parameter exceeds maximum allowed. (STAGEMAN 1003)

The string supplied for the parameter exceeded the maximum allowed length of the parameter.

Do a HELP on the command to determine the maximum length of the parameter, then re-enter the command.

Invalid option. (STAGEMAN 1004)

An option was specified that is not allowed for this user.

Re-enter the command without the option.

Invalid parameter. (STAGEMAN 1005)

An invalid parameter was specified.

Re-enter the command without the parameter.

Empty string not allowed for this parameter. (STAGEMAN 1006)

An empty string was found in a parameter where an empty string is not allowed.

Re-enter the command with a valid string.

Value of this parameter must be between 0 and 65535. (STAGEMAN 1007)

An integer value outside of the allowable range was provided for this parameter.

Re-enter the command with a value for the parameter between 0 and 65535.

Illegal value. (STAGEMAN 1008)

An unexpected and inappropriate value was supplied for this parameter.

Re-enter the command with an appropriate value for the parameter. Do a HELP on the command to determine appropriate values if necessary.

1009 not used.

Transaction aborted per user request. (STAGEMAN 1010)

The user specified "No" to a confirmation of a command. This warning is printed for information purposes only.

None

No help available for this command. (STAGEMAN 1011)

This command is not recognized by STAGEMAN's HELP facility.

Check the spelling of the command.

Stage/iX is not initialized. Can't do command. (STAGEMAN 1012)

The HP Stage/iX environment has not been initialized with the INITIALIZE command. In this context, the command given would either cause an error or would produce unpredictable results, so the command was not done.

Initialize the HP Stage/iX environment with the INITIALIZE command (do a HELP on INITIALIZE for more information).

Initialize SORT/iX failed. SORT status: Subsys:
value, Info: value (STAGEMAN 1013)

STAGEMAN received an error from the HPSORTINIT intrinsic of the SORT/iX subsystem.

Determine why the HPSORTINIT intrinsic failed. Contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Input to SORT/iX failed. SORT status: Subsys: value,
Info: value (STAGEMAN 1014)

STAGEMAN received an error from the HPSORTINPUT intrinsic of the SORT/iX subsystem.

Determine why the HPSORTINPUT intrinsic failed. Contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Output from SORT/iX failed. SORT status: Subsys:
value, Info: value (STAGEMAN 1015)

STAGEMAN received an error from the HPSORTOUTPUT intrinsic of the SORT/iX subsystem.

Determine why the HPSORTOUTPUT intrinsic failed. Contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

No staging areas exist. (STAGEMAN 1016)

No staging areas were found in the HP Stage/iX environment.

None if this is an expected event. If one or more staging areas should exist, then a RECOVER command may be necessary (do a HELP on RECOVER for more information).

The staging area does not exist or no match found. (STAGEMAN 1017)

The staging area given for the LIST command was not found in the HP Stage/iX environment. If a wildcard was used for the staging area parameter, then no matches for that pattern were found.

Check the spelling on the staging area parameter (remember that staging area names are case-sensitive).

No staging area contents file found in the IMPORT directory. (STAGEMAN 1018)

An IMPORT command was done, but the HP Stage/iX Import directory (/SYS/hpstage/import/) did not contain a "contents" file needed for constructing the staging area to be imported (the contents file is called "stage_contents"). This most likely means that the staging area being imported was not moved correctly into the Import directory, or that the Import directory is empty.

Re-IMPORT the staging area using the appropriate import option (e.g., ;TAPE). If you are moving a staging area into the Import directory using your own transport method (and therefore importing with the ;NOUNPACK option), make sure the contents file for the staging area is moved in with the other files.

Can't open the Import Staging Area contents file. (STAGEMAN 1019)

STAGEMAN encountered a file system error while trying to open the contents file for the staging area to be imported (the contents file name is "/SYS/hpstage/import/stage_contents")

Determine why the open of the contents file failed. Contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

"/" not allowed in staging area names. (STAGEMAN 1020)

A slash ("/") was found in the staging area parameter. STAGEMAN uses the staging area name for building a directory under /SYS/hpstage/ (/SYS/hpstage/stage_name). Since the staging area must be confined to a single directory, slashes are not allowed.

Re-enter the command with a legal staging area name.

Invalid staging area name "name". (STAGEMAN 1021)

An illegal staging area name was provided as a parameter. STAGEMAN uses the staging area name for building a directory under /SYS/hpstage/ (/SYS/hpstage/stage_name). Since the staging area name must be valid as a directory name, the restrictions for HFS directory names apply.

Re-enter the command using a valid staging area name. Do a HELP on the CREATE command for information on how to name the staging area.

Can't use reserved word "BASE" for a staging area name. (STAGEMAN 1022)

The user attempted to use "BASE" as a staging area parameter. Since users must be able to do a SET BASE to move back to the Base, STAGEMAN does not allow this reserved word as a staging area parameter to any other command. To avoid confusion, the check for "BASE" is not case- sensitive ("Base"="BASE").

Choose another staging area name. You may use the string "BASE" within a staging area name (e.g., "Base_OS").

Staging area "name" is active. Can't
command. (STAGEMAN 1023)

The user attempted a change operation on the active staging area. Since the files belonging to the active staging area are in use, STAGEMAN does not allow any changes to that staging area to avoid the possibility of corrupting the environment and/or the system.

To make changes to an active staging area you must boot from the Base so that the staging area is no longer active.

Staging area "name" is set for next boot. Can't command. (STAGEMAN 1024)

The user attempted a change operation on a staging area that is set to be used on the next system boot (i.e., a SET was done to that staging area). Since critical changes have been made to the HP Stage/iX environment based on the structure of that staging area, STAGEMAN does not allow any changes to the staging area to avoid the possibility of corrupting the environment and/or the system.

To make changes to the staging area you must do a SET back to the Base (or another staging area), and execute the desired command(s). After the changes are made, you may re-VALIDATE (if necessary), and SET to the staging area again.

Staging area "name" does not exist.
Can't command. (STAGEMAN 1025)

STAGEMAN does not recognize the staging area as part of the HP Stage/iX environment.

Check your spelling on the staging area parameter. If the staging area existed before and a DELETE was not done, the staging area may need to be recovered (do a HELP on RECOVER for more information).

Staging area "name" is already set for next boot. No action taken. (STAGEMAN 1026)

A SET command was already done to set this staging area to be used on the next system boot, therefore no action from STAGEMAN was needed. This warning is for information purposes only.

None

The TO file name cannot reside under the HP Stage/iX Root Directory. (STAGEMAN 1027)

The user attempted to stage a file whose natural location was under the HP Stage/iX Root Directory (/SYS/hpstage/). This action would potentially cause problems at bootup time, so it is not allowed.

Did you really want to do this, or were you just fooling around?

Staging area "name" already exists.
Can't command. (STAGEMAN 1028)

A staging area that already exists in the HP Stage/iX environment was provided as a parameter to a command that would create a new staging area.

Check your spelling on the staging area parameter, choose a different staging area name, or delete the existing staging area.

A directory by the name of "name"
already exists. Can't command. (STAGEMAN 1029)

STAGEMAN found a directory under /SYS/hpstage/ of the same name that was used for the staging area parameter. Since STAGEMAN uses the staging area name for building a directory under /SYS/hpstage/ (/SYS/hpstage/stage_name), it fails on this condition to avoid corrupting the user's environment. If an unexpected staging area directory exists that is not recognized as a staging area in the HP Stage/iX environment, it usually means one of two things: 1) the staging area was restored from backup and was not recovered into the HP Stage/iX environment, or 2) the directory was manually created by a user.

For Case 1 (above), do a RECOVER to pull the staging area into the HP Stage/iX environment (do a HELP on RECOVER for more information). For Case 2, purge the directory, or choose another staging area name. If neither of these cases applies, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to purge an old copy of the EXPORT indirect
store file "name". CIERROR = value (STAGEMAN 1030)

STAGEMAN needed to remove an old copy of the indirect store file so it could create a new one, but could not purge the file.

Determine why the file could not be purged, fix the problem, and redo the command.

Failed to create the EXPORT indirect store file "name". FSERR = value (STAGEMAN 1031)

STAGEMAN got a file system error back while trying to create an indirect store file for storing a staging area.

Determine why the file could not be created, fix the problem, and redo the command.

Failed to FWRITE to the EXPORT indirect store file "name". (STAGEMAN 1032)

STAGEMAN got a file system error back from the FWRITE intrinsic while trying to build the indirect store file for storing a staging area. One possibility is that the file was full.

Contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to store the EXPORT indirect store file "name". CIERROR = value (STAGEMAN 1033)

STAGEMAN got an error back from STORE while trying to store a staging area to tape. This error will always be reported if a REPLY ,0 was done to the tape request.

Determine why the STORE command failed, fix the problem, and redo the command.

Can't use reserved word "IMPORT" for staging area name. (STAGEMAN 1034)

The user specified the string "IMPORT" for the staging area parameter. STAGEMAN uses the staging area name for building a directory under /SYS/hsptage/ (/SYS/hpstage/stage_name). Since /SYS/hpstage/import is a reserved known directory in the HP Stage/iX environment, "IMPORT" cannot be used as a staging area name. To avoid confusion, the check for "IMPORT" is not case sensitive.

Choose another staging area name. You may you the string "IMPORT" within a staging area name (e.g., "Import_SA").

Can't use reserved word "EXPORT" for staging area name. (STAGEMAN 1035)

The user specified the string "EXPORT" for the staging area parameter. STAGEMAN uses the staging area name for building a directory under /SYS/hsptage/ (/SYS/hpstage/stage_name). Since /SYS/hpstage/export is a reserved known directory in the HP Stage/iX environment, "EXPORT" cannot be used as a staging area name. To avoid confusion, the check for "EXPORT" is not case sensitive.

Choose another staging area name. You may you the string "EXPORT" within a staging area name (e.g., "Export_SA").

Staging area "name" has not
been validated. Can't command. (STAGEMAN 1036)

A command was done which expected a valid staging area, but the staging area was not valid. STAGEMAN does this check for operations for which the integrity of the staging area is critical.

Validate the staging area, then re-execute the command (do a HELP on VALIDATE for more information).

There is no active staging area. Can't commit. (STAGEMAN 1037)

A COMMIT command was attempted when no staging area was currently active. The command is meaningless unless the system is booted from a staging area.

If a staging area is or should be active, contact you Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

The Stage/iX environment is in an inconsistent state. Can't commit. (STAGEMAN 1038)

An error occurred during the last bootup, so that the state of the HP Stage/iX environment - as well as the integrity of the active staging area - is in question.

Print the file /SYS/hpstage/current_log to determine where the error occurred.

Failed to restore the IMPORT staging area files. CIERROR = value (STAGEMAN 1039)

STAGEMAN got an error back from STORE while attempting to restore staging area files from tape. This error will always be reported if a REPLY ,0 was done to the tape request.

Determine why the STORE command failed, fix the problem, and redo the command.

A SET was done to staging area "name". Can't commit. (STAGEMAN 1040)

A COMMIT command was attempted, but a SET command had previously been done to another staging area, so that the HP Stage/iX environment is in an inconsistent state for committing to the staging area.

Do a SET command back to the active staging area, then redo the COMMIT command.

A SET was done to the BASE. Can't commit (STAGEMAN 1041)

A COMMIT command was attempted, but a SET command had previously been done to the Base, so that the HP Stage/iX environment is in an inconsistent state for committing to the staging area.

Do a SET command back to the active staging area, then redo the COMMIT command.

Failed to generate a file equation. CIERROR = value (STAGEMAN 1042)

STAGEMAN encountered a Command Intepreter (CI) error while attempting to generate a file equation for STORE.

Determine the cause of the CI error, correct the problem, then re-execute the command.

Failed to unpack staging area "name".
CIERROR = value (STAGEMAN 1043)

STAGEMAN got an error while attempting to run the unpack utility, MOVER.PRVXL.TELESUP, to unpack the staging area files.

Determine the cause of the MOVER error. Contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to move to the staging area directory for "name". CIERROR = value (STAGEMAN 1044)

STAGEMAN attempted a process-local CHDIR to the staging area's directory, and got an error back from the Command Interpreter (CI).

Determine the cause of the CI error, correct the problem, and re-execute the command.

Failed to create a symbolic link for "name". CIERROR = value (STAGEMAN 1045)

STAGEMAN attempted a NEWLINK command and got an error back from the Command Interpreter (CI).

Determine the cause of the CI error, correct the problem, and re-execute the command.

Failed to remove a symbolic link for "name". CIERROR = value (STAGEMAN 1046)

STAGEMAN attempted a PURGELINK command and got an error back from the Command Interpreter (CI).

Determine the cause of the CI error, correct the problem, and re-execute the command.

The UNPACK import file "name" does not exist. (STAGEMAN 1047)

STAGEMAN could not find the import file to be unpacked into the Import directory. The file it expects to unpack in the Import directory always has the same name as the staging area (e.g., /SYS/hpstage/import/stage_name).

Make sure that the "unpack" file is named properly and is in its proper location (see above), then re-execute the command.

Can't use reserved word "BASE_ARCHIVE" for staging area name. (STAGEMAN 1048)

The user specified the string "BASE_ARCHIVE" for the staging area. STAGEMAN uses the staging area name for building a directory under /SYS/hsptage/ (/SYS/hpstage/stage_name). Since /SYS/hpstage/base_archive is a reserved directory in the HP Stage/iX environment, "BASE_ARCHIVE" cannot be used as a staging area name. To avoid confusion, the check for "BASE_ARCHIVE" is not case sensitive.

Choose another staging area name. You may you the string "BASE_ARCHIVE" within a staging area name (e.g., "Base_Archive_1").

Failed to copy the contents file for staging area "name" to the Export directory. CIERROR =
value (STAGEMAN 1049)

STAGEMAN encountered a Command Interpreter (CI) error while attempting to move the staging area "contents" file from the staging area directory to the Export directory for exporting.

Determine the cause of the CI error, correct the problem, and re- execute the command.

ADD file "name" exists in the Base. (STAGEMAN 1050)

The file was staged with a disposition of "ADD" — meaning the file is expected to be new to the Base - but a version of the file was found in the Base.

Remove the Base version of the file, or re-stage the file with a disposition of "REPLACE" (do an Expert Mode HELP on STAGEFILE for more information.

No entry for "name" was found
in the contents file for "name". (STAGEMAN 1051)

STAGEMAN could not find a record in the contents file in which the natural filename field match the filename specified by the user.

None

Found illegal disk restriction parameter. (STAGEMAN 1052)

A value was passed to a command's disk restriction parameter that STAGEMAN does not understand. This indicates a problem with the STAGEMAN utility.

If you encounter this error, report it to your Hewlett-Packard Response Center.

Found illegal file disposition parameter. (STAGEMAN 1053)

A value was passed to a command's file disposition parameter that STAGEMAN does not understand. This indicates a problem with the STAGEMAN utility.

If you encounter this error, report it to your Hewlett-Packard Response Center.

Found illegal onerr parameter. (STAGEMAN 1054)

A value was passed to a command's ONERR parameter that STAGEMAN does not understand. This indicates a problem with the STAGEMAN utility.

If you encounter this error, report it to your Hewlett-Packard Response Center.

Found illegal validate type parameter. (STAGEMAN 1055)

A value was passed to a command's validation type parameter that STAGEMAN does not understand. This indicates a problem with the STAGEMAN utility.

If you encounter this error, report it to your Hewlett-Packard Response Center.

Found illegal LIF type parameter. (STAGEMAN 1056)

A value was passed to a command's LIF type parameter that STAGEMAN does not understand. This indicates a problem with the STAGEMAN utility.

If you encounter this error, report it to your Hewlett-Packard Response Center.

File(s) not found in staging area. (STAGEMAN 1057)

The file or file selected for this command was not found in the given staging area, so the operation could not be performed.

Check the spelling on the filename(s). Remember that filenames in this case are case-sensitive.

Illegal TO filename "name". (STAGEMAN 1058)

The name specified in the TO parameter is an illegal filename. Filenames must be legal as either POSIX (HFS) or MPE filenames.

Check the filename for special characters.

Filename translated to > 255 characters. (STAGEMAN 1059)

When STAGEMAN translated the normal TO filename to a "flattened" filename suitable for staging (such as /lib/libc.a --> ._lib._libc.a), the translated (staged) filename exceeded the maximum filename length.

The file under its present name cannot be staged. The only option is to shorten the name of the file.

Filename cannot be a directory. (STAGEMAN 1060)

The filename supplied to the parameter had a trailing "/", meaning that it is really a directory. STAGEMAN cannot stage directories, so the operation (command) failed.

Re-execute the command without the trailing "/".

Found illegal filegroup parameter. (STAGEMAN 1061)

A value was passed to a command's FILEGROUP type parameter that STAGEMAN does not understand. This indicates a problem with the STAGEMAN utility.

If you encounter this error, report it to your Hewlett-Packard Response Center.

Group or directory does not exist for file "name". (STAGEMAN 1062)

STAGEMAN encountered a staged file whose group and account (or directory if it is an HFS file) does not currently exist in the Base. This would cause an error on bootup while the HP Stage/iX facility tried to move a file to the non-existent group or directory.

Build the missing group (NEWGROUP/NEWACCT) or directory (NEWDIR).

STAGEDEF file not processed. Can't stage file. (STAGEMAN 1063)

STAGEMAN cannot stage the file because the file STAGEDEF.PUB.SYS, used by STAGEMAN to get default attributes of known system files, was not properly executed when STAGEMAN initialized itself. This is most likely the result of an error that occurred while STAGEMAN attempted to process the STAGEDEF file.

Determine why STAGEMAN did not execute the STAGEDEF file. You can process the file explicitly from the STAGEMAN prompt by doing the following:

STAGEMAN> EXPERT ON STAGEMAN> OPTION LIST STAGEMAN> USE STAGEDEF.PUB.SYS

The TO filename is not fully qualified. (STAGEMAN 1064)

The user supplied a non-fully qualified name for the TO file parameter. Because the HP Stage/iX facility requires fully qualified filenames for the file switching process at system bootup time, STAGEMAN enforces this when files are staged.

Re-execute the command using the fully qualified filename.

*Warning: Staged file as "name" (converted from a POSIX to an MPE name). (STAGEMAN 1065)

The user specified the filename in POSIX (HFS) syntax when the filename is expressible in MPE syntax (an example is expressing NL.PUB.SYS as /SYS/PUB/NL). Whenever possible, STAGEMAN converts HFS filenames to MPE syntax to avoid the possibility of the same file being staged under two different names (for example, NL.PUB.SYS and /SYS/PUB/NL). This warning is for information purposes only.

None

The FROM parameter is required. (STAGEMAN 1066)

The FROM parameter in this context of the command is required, but was not supplied.

Re-enter the command with the FROM parameter.

LIF files cannot be in POSIX name space. (STAGEMAN 1067)

The file to be staged was designated to go into the System LIF Directory, but is only expressible in POSIX (HFS) syntax. Currently, POSIX files cannot be placed in the LIF Directory.

Rename the file so that it is expressible in MPE syntax, then re- execute the STAGEFILE command.

Could not put read access ACD on "name". (STAGEMAN 1068)

A call to the Command Interpreter (CI) ALTSEC command failed, so STAGEMAN could not assign read access to all users. This does not affect SM users, but means that OP-only users cannot perform any commands in STAGEMAN.

Once you have determined why the ALTSEC command failed and corrected the problem, you can manually perform the ALTSEC command on the file:

:ALTSEC file_name;reppair=(R,RACD:@.@)

File "name" should be contiguous and is not. (STAGEMAN 1069)

The file in the staging area is tagged as being a contiguous file (meaning that the file exists as a single extent on disk), but the staged version of the file is not contiguous.

The file must be made contiguous in the staging area. The easiest way to do this is to re-stage the file with the STAGEFILE command (do an Expert Mode HELP on STAGEFILE for more information).

Staging area "name" failed validation due to previous errors. (STAGEMAN 1070)

STAGEMAN found one or more specific errors while attempting to validate the files in a staging area.

Refer to the errors that were displayed previous to this error for information on which files had problems.

File "name" is missing from the staging area. (STAGEMAN 1071)

The file should be part of the staging area but is missing from the staging area's directory (/SYS/hpstage/stage_name/).

Determine why the file is missing. If necessary re-stage the file to the staging area (do an Expert Mode HELP on STAGEFILE for more information).

Owner of file "name" has changed since it was staged. (STAGEMAN 1072)

The current owner (creator) of the staged file is different than it was when the file was originally staged. This warning is just to alert the user of a potential problem. The staging area will still validate under this condition.

None

File "name" should be on LDEV1 but is not. (STAGEMAN 1073)

The file in the staging area is tagged as being restricted to LDEV 1, but the staged version of the file is not.

Modify the file to be on LDEV 1. The easiest way to do this is to re-stage the file (do an Expert Mode HELP on the STAGEFILE command).

The file attributes of "name" do not match those of the original staged file. (STAGEMAN 1074)

STAGEMAN found a difference between the attributes of the file in the staging area and the attributes recorded at the time the file was originally staged. Specifically, STAGEMAN checks for record size, block size, file limit, and file code. If one or more of these has changed it suggests that the version of the file now staged is not the same that was originally staged.

You can do a STAGEMAN LIST ;FILES on the staging area to determine what the attributes of the file should be, and compare this against the :LISTFILE /SYS/hpstage/stage_name/file_name,2 output to help find the discrepancy. An easy way to fix this problem is to re-stage the original file (do an Expert Mode HELP on STAGEFILE for more information).

The staging area is empty. (STAGEMAN 1075)

STAGEMAN found no known files in the staging area.

If the staging area was expected to be empty at validation time then this warning can be ignored.

File "name" does not exist in the Base. (STAGEMAN 1076)

The file was staged with a validation option of "EXISTENCE", which tells STAGEMAN to expect a version of the file to be in the current Base. STAGEMAN reports this error when it cannot find the file in the Base at validation time.

As a workaround, put a dummy version of the file in the Base, re- VALIDATE the staging area, then purge the dummy file. Another option is to re-stage the file with ;VAL=BASIC (do an Expert Mode HELP on STAGEFILE for more information).

File "name" is not on the system volume set. (STAGEMAN 1077)

The file was tagged as being restricted to LDEV1, but was not found on the System Volume Set.

Contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

File "name" is not on the system volume set. (STAGEMAN 1078)

The staged version of the file was found on a volume set other than the System Volume Set. This warning is for information purposes only.

None

The EOF of file "name" has changed since it was staged. (STAGEMAN 1079)

The end-of-file on the staged version of the file does not match the end-of-file on the file that was originally staged. This is only a warning to alert the user of a possible problem.

None

Indirect file "name" does not exist. (STAGEMAN 1080)

The ;EXCEPT parameter was used on a DUPLICATE command, however the indirect file specified for the parameter does not exist.

Check your spelling on the indirect file name.

Unable to open indirect file "name". (STAGEMAN 1081)

The ;EXCEPT parameter was used on a DUPLICATE command, and STAGEMAN received a file system error from an HPFOPEN intrinsic call to open the indirect file.

Determine why the HPFOPEN intrinsic call failed, correct the problem, and re-execute the command.

Unable to obtain information about indirect file "name" (STAGEMAN 1082)

The ;EXCEPT parameter was used on a DUPLICATE command, and STAGEMAN received a file system error from an FFILEINFO intrinsic call for indirect file.

Determine why the FFILEINFO intrinsic call failed. Contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance if necessary.

Record size for indirect file "name" exceeds max () (STAGEMAN 1083)

The ;EXCEPT parameter was used on a DUPLICATE command, however the record size of the indirect file specified exceeds the limit of 256 bytes.

Use an indirect file that has a record size of <= 256 bytes.

File "name" has a disposition of DELETE, but a version of the file exists in the staging area. (STAGEMAN 1084)

The file was staged with a disposition of DELETE (meaning the file should be deleted from its natural location when the staging area is activated), but a version of the file exists in the staging area.

Purge the file from the staging area's directory (/SYS/hpstage/stage_name/). If the file should not have a disposition of DELETE, then re-stage the file (do an Expert Mode HELP on STAGEFILE for more information) with a different disposition.

Duplicate failed. Deleted incomplete staging area "name". (STAGEMAN 1085)

A DUPLICATE operation failed, and to remove the possibility of leaving behind a corrupt target (TO) staging area, the target staging area was deleted. This error normally prints after an initial DUPLICATE error is printed, and is therefore issued for information purposes only.

Reference the DUPLICATE error that immediately preceded this one to help determine the cause of the problem.

Failed to delete bad staging area "name". (STAGEMAN 1086)

The DUPLICATE operation failed, and to remove the possibility of leaving behind a corrupt target (TO) staging area, STAGEMAN attempted to delete the target staging area. However, an error occurred during the delete operation. The status of the target staging area is unknown at this point.

Determine why the delete of the bad target staging area failed. Contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance if necessary.

Failed to rename staging area "name1"
to "name2". Status: Subsys = value, Info = value (STAGEMAN 1087)

The ;NAME= parameter of the CHANGE command was selected, but STAGEMAN received an error while trying to rename the staging area directory (/SYS/hpstage/old_name --> /SYS/hpstage/new_name).

Contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

The new staging area name is the same as the old one. (STAGEMAN 1088)

The ;NAME= parameter of the CHANGE command was selected, but the new name supplied for the staging area was the same as the current staging area name.

None.

No parameters were given. No action taken. (STAGEMAN 1089)

A command was issued that expected one or more parameters, but no parameters were provided, so STAGEMAN did nothing.

None.

The HP Stage/iX environment is not initialized. (STAGEMAN 1090)

This is a warning issued by STAGEMAN at startup time to tell the user that the environment is not initialized. This is normal the first time STAGEMAN is run on a newly installed system.

None necessary. Do a HELP on INITIALIZE for more information.

One or more problems were encountered while processing the STAGEDEF file. (STAGEMAN 1091)

STAGEMAN could not process the file STAGEDEF.PUB.SYS at startup time. STAGEDEF is used by STAGEMAN to get default attributes of known system files. This is a warning because it will not interfere with most STAGEMAN commands or operations. However, if files need to be staged (for instance, if Patch/iX is creating staging areas), this is a serious error.

Determine why STAGEMAN did not execute the STAGEDEF file. You can process the file explicitly from the STAGEMAN prompt by doing the following:

STAGEMAN> EXPERT ON  
STAGEMAN> OPTION LIST  
STAGEMAN> USE STAGEDEF.PUB.SYS

Can't set the STAGEMAN CI variable "name". (STAGEMAN 1092)

STAGEMAN cannot set one or both of the STAGEMAN status CI variables (STAGESTAT and STAGERROR).

Determine why the CI variable cannot be modified. Contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance if necessary.

User must have SM or OP capability to run STAGEMAN. (STAGEMAN 1093)

For security reasons, STAGEMAN requires the user to have SM (System Manager) or OP (System Operator) capabilities in order to run STAGEMAN.

Select a user that has SM or OP capability.

Incomplete staging area "name". Cannot validate. (STAGEMAN 1094)

STAGEMAN expects a staging area to be marked as "complete" before it allows it to be valid. "Complete" means that all files have been staged to the staging area, and it is now a whole unit. This error occurs when the staging area has not been marked as complete.

Mark the staging area as complete with the COMPLETE command (do an Expert Mode HELP on COMPLETE for more information).

Import failed. Deleted incomplete staging area "name". (STAGEMAN 1095)

An IMPORT operation failed, and to remove the possibility of leaving behind a corrupt target (TO) staging area, the target staging area was deleted. This error normally prints after an initial IMPORT error is printed, and is therefore issued for information purposes only.

Reference the IMPORT error that immediately preceded this one to help determine the cause of the problem.

Failed to delete bad staging area "name". (STAGEMAN 1096)

An IMPORT operation failed, and to remove the possibility of leaving behind a corrupt target (TO) staging area, STAGEMAN attempted to delete the target staging area. However, an error occurred during the delete operation. The status of the target staging area is unknown at this point.

Determine why the delete of the bad target staging area failed. Contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance if necessary.

Could not find error message "name" in the catalog. (STAGEMAN 1097)

STAGEMAN attempted to pull a message out of the STAGEMAN catalog file (STAGE000.PUB.SYS), but could not find a message that corresponded to the HP Stage/iX error or warning it encountered.

Report this problem to your Hewlett-Packard Response Center.

An HP Stage/iX related error occurred during the last system boot. See the HP Stage/iX log file "/SYS/hpstage/current_log" for more information. (STAGEMAN 1098)

This warning indicates that the STATUS command found an error from the last system boot relating to HP Stage/iX bootup routines. This usually means that one or more errors were encountered when HP Stage/iX tried to move files around while switching staging areas.

Read the HP Stage/iX log file, "/SYS/hpstage/current_log" (remember this name is case-sensitive) to find the exact error(s). Contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center if you need assistance.

Encountered an unexpected error: Subsys = value,
Info = value

STAGEMAN encountered an error that is not recognized by the HP Stage/iX facility, and has no matching error message in the system catalog. This normally indicates a problem within the HP Stage/iX subsystem that should be reported to Hewlett-Packard.

Contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

1100 and 1101 not used.

Attempted to add more than the maximum number of staging areas allowed. (Max = ) (STAGEMAN 1102)

The maximum number of staging areas supported by the HP Stage/iX facility has been reached, so STAGEMAN cannot add another staging area.

Delete one or more existing staging areas to make room, and re- execute the command.

File "name" does not exist in the Base. (STAGEMAN 1103)

The file was staged with a file disposition of either REPLACE or DELETE, which tells STAGEMAN that a version of the file should exist in the Base. STAGEMAN reports this warning when it cannot find the file in the Base at validation time.

None

ADD file "name" exists in the Base. (STAGEMAN 1104)

The file was staged with a file disposition of ADD, which tells STAGEMAN that no version of the file should exist in the Base. STAGEMAN reports this warning when it finds the file in the Base at validation time.

None

Failed to find the staging area in the Globals file. (STAGEMAN 1105)

STAGEMAN failed to find an entry for the staging area in the HP Stage/iX Globals file when it expected to find one. This indicates a problem with the HP Stage/iX facility, and should be reported to Hewlett-Packard.

Contact you Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Found a bad file disposition value for file "name". (STAGEMAN 1106)

STAGEMAN found an unexpected file disposition value for the file (the file disposition should be ADD, REPLACE, or DELETE). This indicates a problem with the HP Stage/iX facility, and should be reported to Hewlett-Packard.

Contact you Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Found a bad error action value for file "name". (STAGEMAN 1107)

STAGEMAN found an unexpected file error action value for the file (the error action should be WARN or IGNORE). This indicates a problem with the HP Stage/iX facility, and should be reported to Hewlett-Packard.

Contact you Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to open file "name" in the staging area. (STAGEMAN 1108)

STAGEMAN received a bad status from the HPFOPEN intrinsic during an attempt to open the file. There should be a file system error message associated with this one that explains why.

Determine why the file could not be opened, correct the problem, then re-execute the command.

Could not find file "name" in the staging area. (STAGEMAN 1109)

STAGEMAN expected the file to exist but could not find it.

Determine why the file does not exist, correct the problem, then re-execute the command.

Failed to open file "name" in the staging area for purging. (STAGEMAN 1110)

STAGEMAN received a bad status from the HPFOPEN intrinsic during an attempt to open the file. There should be a file system error message associated with this one that explains why.

Determine why the file could not be opened, correct the problem, then re-execute the command.

Failed to purge file "name" in the staging area. (STAGEMAN 1111)

STAGEMAN received a bad status from the FCLOSE intrinsic while attempting the purge the file from the staging area (FCLOSE ,PURGE option).

Determine why the FCLOSE failed, correct the problem, then re- execute the command.

Failed to close file "name" in the staging area. (STAGEMAN 1112)

STAGEMAN received a bad status from the FCLOSE intrinsic while attempting the close the file.

Determine why the FCLOSE failed, correct the problem, then re-execute the command.

1113 and 1114 not used.

Failed to find the staging area in the Globals file. (STAGEMAN 1115)

STAGEMAN failed to find an entry for the staging area in the HP Stage/iX Globals file when it expected to find one. This indicates a problem with the HP Stage/iX facility, and should be reported to Hewlett-Packard.

Contact you Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

1116-124 not used.

Could not find file "name" for getting LIF information. (STAGEMAN 1125)

STAGEMAN was unable to find the file specified.

None

LIF entry must be between 1 and range. Can't delete. (STAGEMAN 1126)

Only 64 entries are allowed in the LIF Directory. Therefore STAGEMAN will not allow you to index outside of this range.

None

1127-1129 not used.

File equation "name" failed
in moving file "name" to the staging area. CIERROR = value (STAGEMAN 1130)

STAGEMAN received a Command Interpreter (CI) error in attempting to generate a file equation for moving the file a staging area.

Contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

COPY command failed in moving file "name"
to the staging area. CIERROR = value (STAGEMAN 1131)

STAGEMAN received a Command Interpreter (CI) error in attempting to copy the file into a staging area. The most likely reason for the copy to fail is an out of disk space condition (this is especially true if the file is restricted to LDEV1).

Determine why the COPY command failed, correct the problem, then re-execute the command (or Patch/iX process).

Rename command failed in moving file "name" to the staging area. (STAGEMAN 1132)

STAGEMAN received a Command Interpreter (CI) error in attempting to rename the file into a staging area.

Determine why the RENAME command failed, correct the problem, then re-execute the command (or Patch/iX process).

Failed to purge file "name"
after staging it. CIERROR = value (STAGEMAN 1133)

STAGEMAN received a Command Interpreter (CI) error in attempting to purge a file after it was staged.

Determine why the PURGE command failed, then purge the file manually. There is no need to re-execute the command. However, if this failure occurred during a run of Patch/iX, the Patch/iX process may need to be restarted.

Failed to do ALTFILE on file "name".
CIERROR = value (STAGEMAN 1134)

STAGEMAN received a Command Interpreter (CI) error in attempting to perform an ALTFILE command on the file to change its owner attribute.

Determine why the ALTFILE command failed. You can either re-execute the command after the problem is fixed, or just manually alter the owner with the ALTFILE CI command.

FROM file "name" does not exist. (STAGEMAN 1135)

The file specified in the FROM parameter does not exist.

Determine why the file does not exist, correct the problem, then re-execute the process. If this error occurred during a run of Patch/iX, then contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

FROM file "name" did not exist, but staged version did. No move done. (STAGEMAN 1136)

This warning is issued when STAGEMAN discovers that the file specified in the FROM parameter does not exist, but a version of the file does already exist in the staging area. This is a normal occurrence when Patch/iX is using STAGEMAN to stage files into a staging area while Patch/iX is in recovery mode (for instance, if it previously failed in the middle of staging files).

None

Failed to set the ACD on file "name".
CIERROR = value (STAGEMAN 1137)

STAGEMAN received a Command Interpreter (CI) error in attempting to do an ALTSEC command to replace the current ACD on the staged file.

Contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to open staged file "name". (STAGEMAN 1138)

STAGEMAN received a bad status from the HPFOPEN intrinsic while attempting to open a staged file for getting data on the file.

Determine why the file open failed. If you can determine and fix the problem re-execute the command (or restart the Patch/iX process). Otherwise, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed in FFILEINFO call for file "name". (STAGEMAN 1139)

STAGEMAN received a bad status from the FFILEINFO intrinsic while attempting to get data on a staged file.

Contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to open file "name" for getting LIF information. (STAGEMAN 1140)

STAGEMAN could not open the file. The reason is stated in the file system error message that appears above this one.

Determine why the file could not be opened, correct the problem, then re-execute the command or process.

Failed in FFILEINFO call for file "name". (STAGEMAN 1141)

STAGEMAN received a bad status from the FFILEINFO intrinsic while attempting to get data on the file (this data is needed for placing an entry for the file in the system LIF Directory so that the file is accessible from the ISL prompt).

Contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to get the sector address of file "name". (STAGEMAN 1142)

STAGEMAN received a bad status from an internal routine while attempting to get the sector address of the file (this address is needed for placing an entry for the file in the system LIF Directory so that the file is accessible from the ISL prompt).

Contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Got a bad sector address on file "name".
Address = value (STAGEMAN 1143)

STAGEMAN got a sector address on the file that was less than or equal to zero (this address is needed for placing an entry for the file in the system LIF Directory so that the file is accessible from the ISL prompt).

Contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

File "name" has a zero EOF. Can't place in bootable file directory (LIF). (STAGEMAN 1144)

STAGEMAN attempted to place the file in the system LIF Directory (so that the file is accessible from the ISL prompt), but the file is empty.

Contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

File "name" is not contiguous. Can't place in bootable file directory (LIF). (STAGEMAN 1145)

STAGEMAN attempted to place an entry for the file in the system LIF Directory (so that the file is accessible from the ISL prompt), but the file on disk is not contained within a single extent. Since ISL can only handle single-extent files, this is an error.

If possible, determine how the file ended up a multiple extent file (the number of extents can be displayed with the LISTF[ILE] ,2 command). To fix the problem, you can re-stage the file with STAGEFILE ;DISK=CONTIG (do an Expert Mode HELP on STAGEFILE for more information).

Got a bad date string: "name". (STAGEMAN 1146)

STAGEMAN encountered an internal error in trying to convert the date and time data for output.

Contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to convert date with ALMANAC. (STAGEMAN 1147)

STAGEMAN received a bad status from the ALMANAC intrinsic while attempting to convert the date and time stamp for output.

Contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to open the LIF Directory. (STAGEMAN 1148)

STAGEMAN received a bad status from the file system while attempting to open the system LIF Directory file, LIFDIREC.MPEXL.SYS. The reason why the open call failed should appear in a file system error message preceding this one.

Determine why the open call failed, correct the problem, then re-execute the command (or restart the Patch/iX process).

1149 not used.

Failed to alter the security on file "name".
FALTSEC status = value (STAGEMAN 1150)

STAGEMAN received a bad status from an internal routine while trying to add or remove write/purge protection security on the file.

Contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

1151-1159 not used.

Failed to get file information for file "name". FLABELINFO error code = (STAGEMAN 1160)

STAGEMAN received a bad status from the FLABLEINFO intrinsic while attempting to get file information on the file.

Contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

1161-1169 not used.

The HP Stage/iX Globals file is temporarily in use by another process. Can't complete command. (STAGEMAN 1170)

STAGEMAN was attempting to open the HP Stage/iX Globals file (/SYS/hpstage/stage_globals), which stores critical information about the HP Stage/iX environment and all known staging areas. The Globals file could not be opened however because it was being held open exclusively by another process at the time. The other process was most likely STAGEMAN (or Patch/iX, which runs STAGEMAN) running in another job or session, since STAGEMAN always opens the Globals file for exclusive access during the execution of a command.

Either terminate the additional STAGEMAN process, or allow the command being executed by that process to complete. The command can then be re-executed (or the Patch/iX process restarted).

Failed to open the HP Stage/iX Globals file. FSERR = value (STAGEMAN 1171)

STAGEMAN received a bad status from the file system while attempting to open the HP Stage/iX Globals file (/SYS/hpstage/stage_globals), which stores critical information about the HP Stage/iX environment and all known staging areas.

Determine the cause of the file open failure, correct the problem, then re-execute the command (or restart the Patch/iX process).

The contents file for "name" is temporarily in use by another process. Can't complete command. (STAGEMAN 1172)

The staging area's contents file (/SYS/hpstage/stage_name/stage_contents), which contains critical information about the staging area, could not be opened because the file was being held open exclusively by another process at the time. The other process was most likely STAGEMAN (or Patch/iX, which runs STAGEMAN) in another job or session, since STAGEMAN always opens the relevant staging area contents file for exclusive access during the execution of each command.

Either terminate the additional STAGEMAN process, or allow the command being executed by that process to complete. The command can then be re-executed (or the Patch/iX process restarted).

Failed to open the contents file for "name". FSERR = value (STAGEMAN 1173)

STAGEMAN received a bad status from the file system while attempting to open the staging area's contents file (the name of the contents file is /SYS/hpstage/stage_name/stage_contents).

Determine the cause of the file open failure, correct the problem, then re-execute the command (or restart the Patch/iX process).

No contents file found in "name". Can't do command. (STAGEMAN 1174)

STAGEMAN expected the staging area or directory to contain a contents file (for example, /SYS/hpstage/stage_name/stage_contents), which stores critical information about the corresponding staging area. However, the contents file was not found.

Check the spelling of the staging area name.

1175-1179 not used.

STAGEMAN error numbers are in the range 1001 - 1999. (STAGEMAN 1180)

An ERRMSG command was issued with an error number that is out of the range of STAGEMAN's error messages.

Re-execute the command with a valid STAGEMAN error number. The error number is always displayed at the end of a STAGEMAN error message.

DBINARY call failed in converting error number. (STAGEMAN 1181)

STAGEMAN received a bad status from the DBINARY intrinsic call while attempting to convert the user's ERRMSG input to an integer.

Contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

"name" is not currently a STAGEMAN error number. (STAGEMAN 1182)

The user entered a number for ERRMSG that currently does not correspond to a STAGEMAN error number.

Re-execute the command with a valid STAGEMAN error number. The error number is always displayed at the end of a STAGEMAN error message.

CATREAD failed in reading text from the STAGEMAN catalog. CATREAD Error = value (STAGEMAN 1183)

STAGEMAN received a bad status from the CATREAD intrinsic while attempting to read a message from the STAGEMAN catalog, STAGE000.PUB.SYS.

Contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Found no cause/action text corresponding to "name". (STAGEMAN 1184)

STAGEMAN expected to find cause/action text for the error number given with ERRMSG, but no corresponding text exists in the catalog.

Please report this problem to your Hewlett-Packard Response Center.

1185-1302 not used.

Invalid parameter length. (STAGEMAN 1303)

The length of the parameter exceeds the maximum expected length.

Use a parameter with a shorter length.

Command history stack is empty. (STAGEMAN 1304)

There were no previous commands in the current run of STAGEMAN, so a DO or REDO command is meaningless.

None

Command not found in command history stack. (STAGEMAN 1305)

There was no previous command in the current run of STAGEMAN which matches the command the user has selected to DO or REDO.

None

1306 not used.

Unrecognized command. (STAGEMAN 1307)

STAGEMAN does not recognize this as a valid command.

Check your spelling on the command.

This command is not yet supported. (STAGEMAN 1308)

The user has selected a command which is not supported in this version of STAGEMAN, and therefore cannot be executed.

None

This command has no associated functionality. (STAGEMAN 1309)

The user has selected a command which should be valid, but is not internally recognized by STAGEMAN. This signifies a problem with the STAGEMAN utility.

Report this problem to your Hewlett-Packard Response Center.

Error in accessing message catalog. (STAGEMAN 1310)

STAGEMAN could not access its message catalog file, STAGE000.PUB.SYS.

Make sure the catalog file exists and is not opened exclusively by another process.

Invalid numeric index into command history stack. (STAGEMAN 1311)

The user has specified a value for the DO or REDO command which does not match a corresponding value in the command history stack.

None

Command name length exceeds 16 characters. (STAGEMAN 1312)

The length of the command name specified by the user is greater than the maximum command length allowed by STAGEMAN (currently 16 characters).

None

Insufficient capabilities to execute this command. (STAGEMAN 1313)

In order to execute commands which modify the HP Stage/iX environment, STAGEMAN requires users to have System Manager (SM) capability. To execute "read only" commands (LIST, for example) the user must have at least System Operator (OP) capability. This error indicates that one or both of these rules have been broken.

Alter the user to have the required capability, or run STAGEMAN under another user.

1314-1317 not used.

Command only valid in interactive mode. (STAGEMAN 1318)

The command was issued in batch mode (in a file specified by USE, for example), but is only appropriate in interactive mode.

Execute the command in interactive mode.

1319 not used.

Invalid command edit operation. (STAGEMAN 1320)

STAGEMAN is confused by the command edit operation attempted by the user.

Try editing the command in another way, or re-type the command.

1321-1501 not used.

The HP Stage/iX Root Directory already exists. (STAGE 1502)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

The HP Stage/iX Base Archive directory already exists. (STAGE 1503)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

The staging area's directory already exists. (STAGE 1504)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

The staging area's directory does not exist. (STAGE 1505)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to create the Stage/iX Root Directory. (STAGE 1506)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to create the Stage/iX Base Archive Directory. (STAGE 1507)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to create the HFS directory for the staging area. (STAGE 1508)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to purge the HFS directory for the staging area. (STAGE 1509)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

The HP Stage/iX Base Archive directory does not exist. (STAGE 1510)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to purge the Stage/iX Base Archive Directory. (STAGE 1511)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

The HP Stage/iX Root Directory does not exist. (STAGE 1512)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to purge the HP Stage/iX Root Directory. (STAGE 1513)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

The directory for staging area "name" is not empty. Couldn't purge. (STAGE 1514)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

The HP Stage/iX Import directory already exists. (STAGE 1515)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to create the Stage/iX Import Directory. (STAGE 1516)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

The HP Stage/iX Export directory already exists. (STAGE 1517)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to create the Stage/iX Export Directory. (STAGE 1518)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

ALTSEC command failed. (STAGE 1519)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Contents file for staging area already exists. (STAGE 1520)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to create contents file for staging area. (STAGE 1521)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to open contents file for staging area. (STAGE 1522)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to close contents file for staging area. (STAGE 1523)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to purge contents file for staging area. (STAGE 1524)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to read contents file header for staging area. (STAGE 1525)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

The contents file for the staging area does not exist. (STAGE 1526)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to write contents file header for staging area. (STAGE 1527)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to clear write protection on the contents file. (STAGE 1528)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to clear store protection on the contents file. (STAGE 1529)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to set write protection on the contents file. (STAGE 1530)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to set store protection on the contents file. (STAGE 1531)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to FPOINT in contents file for staging area. (STAGE 1532)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to FREAD contents file for staging area. (STAGE 1533)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to FWRITE to contents file for staging area. (STAGE 1534)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to append to the contents file description record. (STAGE 1535)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to replace the contents file description record. (STAGE 1536)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Exceeded the maximum number of files allowed in a staging area. (STAGE 1537)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

1538-1539 not used.

The HP Stage/iX Import directory does not exist. (STAGE 1540)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to purge the HP Stage/iX Import Directory. (STAGE 1541)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

The HP Stage/iX Export directory does not exist. (STAGE 1542)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to purge the HP Stage/iX Export Directory. (STAGE 1543)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

1544-1549 not used.

The LIF directory is full. (STAGE 1550)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

The Base Archive LIF area is full. (STAGE 1551)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

1552-1589 not used.

FLABELINFO call failed on initialized check. (STAGE 1590)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

1591-1599 not used.

HP Stage/iX refused to rename a file during bootup. (STAGE 1600)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

A problem occurred switching a file during bootup. (STAGE 1601)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

A problem occurred switching a file during bootup. (STAGE 1602)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Had to truncate a message to 80 characters. (STAGE 1603)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

START.MPEXL.SYS and NL.PUB.SYS do not match. (STAGE 1604)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Internal Error: An invalid file group option was passed. (STAGE 1605)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

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Failed to write to or read from the HP Stage/iX Globals file. (STAGE 1606)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

Failed to write to the XM post file. (STAGE 1607)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

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Internal Error: FCONTROL of a file failed. (STAGE 1608)

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Internal Error: A bad file number was passed to a procedure. (STAGE 1609)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

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Internal Error: FCLOSE of a file failed. (STAGE 1610)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

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Internal Error: Record sizes do not match within the HP Stage/iX Globals file. (STAGE 1611)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.

FALTSEC returned a bad status while protecting the HP Stage/iX Globals file. (STAGE 1612)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

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Internal Error: Found an unexpected OTHERWISE case. (STAGE 1613)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

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Internal Error: A string size of < 1 was passed to a procedure. (STAGE 1614)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

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Internal Error: Failed to open the HP Stage/iX Globals file. (STAGE 1615)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

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Internal Error: The HP Stage/iX Globals file unexpectedly exists. (STAGE 1616)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

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The LIF Directory is full. (STAGE 1617)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

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Internal Error: A bad LIF Directory pointer was passed. (STAGE 1618)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

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Internal Error: Attempted to delete an already deleted LIF Directory entry. (STAGE 1619)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

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Internal Error: No START or STARTBASE entry was found in the LIF Directory. (STAGE 1620)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

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Internal Error: Found an unexpected STARTBASE entry in the LIF Directory. (STAGE 1621)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

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Internal Error: The staging area entry could not be found in the HP Stage/iX Globals file. (STAGE 1622)

This is an HP Stage/iX internal error which the user should not normally see.

If you get this error, contact your Hewlett-Packard Response Center for assistance.