Class Errors

Class Error 1

Class error 1 is composed of three types of processor failures: register file, execution unit, and instruction unit.

Register File Failure

11xx

where:

xx = detailed error number

00

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Undefined error occurs at the start of the test.
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01

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Test of the general registers 1, 2, and 31 fails. Second possible cause of the error may be the execution unit. Third possible cause of the error also may be the instruction unit.
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02

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Test of the general registers fails. Second possible cause of the error may be the execution unit. Third possible cause of the error also may be the instruction unit.
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03

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Test of the recovery counter or external interrupt enable mask fails. Second possible cause of the error may be the execution unit. Third possible cause of the error also may be the instruction unit.
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04

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Test of the temporary control registers fails. Second possible cause of the error may be the execution unit. Third possible cause of the error also may be the instruction unit.
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07

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cross-talk occurs between general registers.
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08

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Crosstalk occurs among general registers and temporary registers.
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0A

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: X and B bus bypass testing.
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0B

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: General register 0 bypassed.
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0C

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: General register 0 bypassed on a nullify.
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0D

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the trap with interval timer fails.
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10

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Interval timer is not incrementing. Second possible cause of the error may be the execution unit. Third possible cause of the error also may be the instruction unit.
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11

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Interval timer is not causing a trap. Second possible cause of the error may be the instruction unit. Third possible cause of the error also may be the translation look-aside buffer.
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12

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Recovery counter is not causing a trap. Second possible cause of the error may be the instruction unit. Third possible cause of the error also may be the translation look-aside buffer.
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15

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Load to general register 0 modifies that register.
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16

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Nullified instruction stored to register file
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17

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the address calculation for load word and modification (LDWM) fails.
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18

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the address calculation for load word indexed and modification (LDWX,M) fails.
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19

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the address calculation for load byte indexed and modification (LDBX,U,M) fails.
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1A

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the address calculation for load half word indexed and modification (LDHX,U,M) fails.
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1B

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the address calculation for load halfword indexed and modification (LDWX,U,M) fails.
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20

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the operation of the register file interlock fails.
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21

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the address calculation for load word and modification after (LDW,MA) fails.
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22

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the address calculation for load word and modification before (LDW,MB) fails.
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23

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the move to control register (MTCTL) after load word (LDW) operation fails.
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2A

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Nullified instruction after data trap stored to register file.
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2B

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the address calculation of the load and modification that caused the data trap fails.
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2C

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the ripple through recovery counter fails.
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2D

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot force overflow trap.
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2E

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the backup on recovery counter fails.
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2F

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the late nullify on recovery counter fails.
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31

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Unexpected recovery counter trap occurs. Second possible cause of the error may be the instruction unit. Third possible cause of the error also may be the translation look-aside buffer.
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32

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Unexpected external interrupt trap occurs. Second possible cause of the error may be the instruction unit. Third possible cause of the error also may be the translation look-aside buffer.
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40

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Test of the external interrupt request register with zero fails.
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41

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the value of general register 1 after ADDIL instruction fails.
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42

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the calculation of the return address with branch and link instruction fails.
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43

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Register file does not zero unused portion of the target register for LDH instruction.
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44

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Register file does not zero unused portion of the target register for LDB instruction.
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45

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot distinguish between banks of the general registers.
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46

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the recovery counter operation fails. Counter cannot count up.
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47

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the recovery counter operation with nullify instruction fails.
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48

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the recovery counter operation with late nullify instruction fails.
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49

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the recovery counter operation with late nullify instruction caused by data trap fails.
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4A

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the recovery counter trap fails.
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4B

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the recovery counter trap operation immediately after data trap fails.
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4C

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify external interrupt enable mask.
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4D

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify external interrupt request register.
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4E

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the external interrupt operation fails.
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4F

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify current privilege level after execution of the gateway instruction.
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50

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the timing on board fails.
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51

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the external interrupt request register with high-priority machine check fails. (EIRR bit gets set with HPMC.)
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Execution Unit Failure

Execution unit messages take the form:

14xx

where:

xx = detailed error number.

00

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Undefined error occurs at the start of the test on this board.
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01

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Test of the data path through the barrel shifter fails.
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02

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Shift by bit 0, 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 16, or 31 fails.
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03

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Pattern test of the 3/4-bit hardware boundaries fails.
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04

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Preshift by 0 bit for MOVE fails.
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05

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Extract sign/unsigned for a bit field fails.
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06

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Timing critical path of instruction mix MTCTL and VEXTRS fails.
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07

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the shift amount register fails.
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0A

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Arithmetic/logical conditions fail.
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0B

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Test of the unit conditions fails.
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0C

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Test of the extract/logical conditions fails.
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0D

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Test of the PSW C/B bit fails. Second cause of the error may be the register file.
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10

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the shift and add conditions fails.
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11

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify shift one and add.
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12

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify shift two and add.
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13

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify shift three and add.
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14

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the load byte short with odd index fails.
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15

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the operation of the PSW's C/B bits with decimal correct (DCOR) instruction fails.
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16

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the PSW's C/B bits with logical shift operation fails. (C/B gets updated.)
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17

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify operation of the logical add.
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18

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the PSW's C/B bits with logical add operation fails. (C/B gets updated.)
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19

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Addition of two negative numbers cause overflow trap.
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1A

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify addition of two negative numbers.
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20

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the overflow conditions with logical ADD instruction fails.
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21

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the overflow conditions with EXTRU logical instruction fails.
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22

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the extract signed instruction operation fails.
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Instruction Unit Failure

Instruction unit messages take the form:

15xx

where:

xx = detailed error number.

00

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Undefined error occurs at the start of the test of this board.
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01

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Condition branch test fails. Second possible cause of the error is the execution unit. Third possible cause also may be the register file unit.
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02

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Condition add with no overflow fails. Second possible cause of the error is the execution unit Third possible cause also may be the register file unit.
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03

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Odd condition fails. Second possible cause of the error is the execution unit. Third possible cause also may be the register file unit.
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04

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Test of the unit true condition fails. Second possible cause of the error is the execution unit. Third possible cause also may be the register file unit.
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05

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Test of the ext/dep true condition fails. Second possible cause of the error is the execution unit. Third possible cause also may be the register file unit.
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08

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Branch and link instruction cannot calculate the return address. Second possible cause of the error is the execution unit. Third possible cause also may be the register file unit.
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09

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Branch and vector instruction cannot return to the given address. Second possible cause of the error is the execution unit. Third possible cause also may be the register file unit.
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0A

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the system mask portion of the PSW fails. Second possible cause of the error is the execution unit Third possible cause also may be the register file unit.
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0B

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the coprocessor fails. Second possible cause of the error is the execution unit.
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0C

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the interrupt vector address or PC offset queue fails. Second possible cause of the error is the execution unit.
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0D

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the interrupt processor status word fails. Second possible cause of the error is the execution unit.
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0E

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the PC offset queue operation fails. (Cannot verify the functionality of the PSW Q bit.) Second possible cause of the error is the translation look-aside buffer.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0F

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Instruction unit cannot force trap. Second possible cause of the error is the register file unit.
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16

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: PC offset queue does not hold the correct address after trap.
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17

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: IPSW does not receive the value of the PSW after trap.
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18

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Interrupt instruction register does not receive the value of the instruction that causes a trap.
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19

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the forced break instruction trap fails.
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20

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the forced illegal instruction trap fails.
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21

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the forced overflow trap fails.
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22

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the forced conditional trap fails.
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23

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify the functionality of the PSW's T bit during a verification of the forced branch taken trap.
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24

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify the functionality of the PSW's B bit.
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25

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot enable a high-priority machine check with PSW's M bit.
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26

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot disable the high-priority machine check with PSW's M bit.
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27

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify the change of privilege with branch external (BE) instruction.
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28

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify the change of privilege with branch and link external (BLE) instruction.
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29

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify the change of privilege with branch vector (BV) instruction.
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2A

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify the functionality of the privilege register trap.
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2B

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify the functionality of the privilege operation trap.
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2C

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify the functionality of the lower privilege transfer trap.
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2D

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify the functionality of the higher privilege transfer trap.
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31

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Unexpected high-priority machine check trap occurs. Second possible cause of the error is the register file. Third possible cause of the error is the translation look-aside buffer (TLB).
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

32

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Unexpected low parity machine check trap occurs. Second possible cause of the error is the register file. Third possible cause of the error is the TLB.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

33

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Unexpected illegal instruction trap occurs. Second possible cause of the error is the register file. Third possible cause of the error is the TLB.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

34

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Unexpected break instruction trap occurs. Second possible cause of the error is the register file. Third possible cause of the error is the TLB.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

35

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Unexpected privileged operation trap occurs. Second possible cause of the error is the register file. Third possible cause of the error is the TLB.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

36

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Unexpected privileged register trap occurs. Second possible cause of the error is the register file. Third possible cause of the error is the TLB.
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37

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Unexpected overflow trap occurs. Second possible cause of the error is the register file. Third possible cause of the error is the TLB.
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38

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Unexpected condition trap occurs. Second possible cause of the error is the register file. Third possible cause of the error is the TLB.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

39

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Unexpected assist emulation trap occurs. Second possible cause of the error is the register file. Third possible cause of the error is the TLB.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

3A

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Unexpected privilege transfer trap occurs. Second possible cause of the error is the register file. Third possible cause of the error is the TLB.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

3B

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Unexpected low-privilege transfer trap occurs. Second possible cause of the error is the register file. Third possible cause of the error is the TLB.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

3C

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Unexpected taken branch trap occurs. Second possible cause of the error is the register file. Third possible cause of the error is the TLB.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

3D

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Unimplemented trap occurs. Second possible cause of the error is the register file. Third possible cause of the error is the TLB.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

40

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the transfer of control/soft reset fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

41

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Unexpected high-priority machine check is found during forced TOC/soft reset.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

42

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify PCQ front after RFI with Q bit off.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

43

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify Assist Emulation trap, or cannot verify bit zero of CCR.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

44

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify coprocessor configuration register by forcing assist emulation trap.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

45

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify overflow trap with ADDIO instruction.
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46

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Unexpected overflow trap occurs.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

47

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify index other than zero with BLR instruction.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

48

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify index other than zero with BV instruction.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

49

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify system mask (of PSW) with MTSM instruction.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

4E

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify functionality of PSW's N bit. N bit is not set for nullified instruction when taken branch trap is taken.
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4F

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify functionality of PSW's N bit. When N bit is set RFI target is not nullified.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

51

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify functionality of PSW's X bit. (Cannot prevent data memory break trap by setting X bit.)
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

52

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of PSW's V bit fails. (Cannot verify the remainder of the divide step.)
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

53

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of PSW's C bit fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

54

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of IPSW in virtual mode fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

55

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of PCQ in high virtual address fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

56

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of small displacement in high virtual address fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

57

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of PSW when HPMC is forced by TLB parity error fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

58

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot force HPMC in virtual mode.
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59

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of IPSW in virtual mode fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

Class Error 2

Class error 2 is composed of translation look-aside buffer (TLB) and cache failures. These two types of errors are coded 23xx and 27xx.

Translation Look-Aside Buffer (TLB) Failure

translation look-aside buffer messages take the form:

26xx

where:

xx = detailed error number.

00

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Undefined error occurred at the start of the test of this board.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

01

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the read and write operation on the space registers through space ID fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

02

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the read and write operation on the space registers through MTSP fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

04

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the read or write access to a page with proper protection and access right fails. Second possible cause of the error is the cache unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

05

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the write disable bit operation fails. Second possible cause of the error is the cache unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

06

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the public access operation fails. Second possible cause of the error is the cache unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

07

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the PSW P Bit operation fails. Second possible cause of the error is the cache unit. Third possible cause of the error is the instruction unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

08

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the data TLB MISS trap operation fails. Second possible cause of the error is the instruction unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

09

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the non-access data TLB MISS trap operation fails. Second possible cause of the error is the instruction unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0A

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the debug trap operation fails. Second possible cause of the error is the instruction unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0B

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the dirty bit trap operation fails. Second possible cause of the error is the instruction unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0C

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the virtual I/O trap operation fails. Second possible cause of the error is the instruction unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0D

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the physical page number RAMs fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

10

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Lower privilege trap does not occur. Second possible cause of the error is the instruction unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

11

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the data path through PIDs fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

12

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the data path through PCSQ fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

13

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the I bit functionality fails. Second possible cause of the error is the cache unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

14

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the physical address generation or the physical page number RAM fails. Second possible cause of the error is the cache unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

15

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the read and write with virtual address operation fails. Second possible cause of the error is the cache unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

16

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Gateway instruction does not promote privilege to zero in a real mode. Second possible cause is the instruction unit. Third possible cause is the register file.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

18

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the privilege level generation with gateway instruction for page types 2 or 3 fails. Second possible cause is the instruction unit. Third possible cause is the register file.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

19

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the privilege level generation with gateway instruction for page types 4, 5, 6, or 7 fails. Second possible cause is the instruction unit. Third possible cause is the register file.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

1A

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Gateway instruction does not promote privilege to zero in a virtual mode. Second possible cause is the instruction unit. Third possible cause is the register file.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

1B

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the execution of the gateway instruction in delay slot of the branch fails. (No trap is generated.) Second possible cause is the instruction unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

1C

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the generation of a data memory protection trap fails. Second possible cause is the instruction unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

1D

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the generation of an instruction memory protection trap fails. Second possible cause is the instruction unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

20

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the ISR operation fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

21

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the IOR operation fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

22

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the parity generator and parity checking on the data TLB physical page number RAM fails. Second possible cause is the instruction unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

23

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the parity generator and parity checking on the instruction TLB physical page number RAM fails. Second possible cause is the instruction unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

26

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the memory protection trap with byte access fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

27

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the memory protection trap with half word access fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

28

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the memory protection trap with word access fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

29

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the instruction TLB MISS fault fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

2A

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot force data TLB MISS fault.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

2B

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify protection ID, access ID.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

2C

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify public pages.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

2D

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot distinguish between instruction CA and data CA with the diagnostic register.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

2E

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the two cycle opcode instruction fails. Cannot verify TLB FREZ.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

31

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Unexpected instruction TLB MISS fault occurs. Second possible cause of the error is the instruction unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

32

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Unexpected instruction memory protection trap occurs. Second possible cause of the error is the instruction unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

33

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Unexpected TLB MISS trap occurs. Second possible cause of the error is the instruction unit.
ACTION: contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

34

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Unexpected nonaccess instruction TLB MISS trap occurs. Second possible cause of the error is the instruction unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

35

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Unexpected nonaccess instruction TLB MISS trap occurs. Second possible cause of the error is the instruction unit
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

36

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Unexpected data memory protection trap occurs. Second possible cause of the error is the instruction unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

37

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Unexpected data memory break trap occurs. Second possible cause of the error is the instruction unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

38

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Unexpected TLB dirty bit fault occurs. Second possible cause of the error is the instruction unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

39

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Unexpected virtual device reference trap occurs. Second possible cause of the error is the instruction unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

40

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify the TLB indexing through its RAM.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

Cache Failure

cache messages take the form:

27xx

where:

xx = detailed error number.

00

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Undefined error has occurred at the start of the test of this board.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

01

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the read/write protocol in the first and last set of data cache RAM fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

03

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the read or write address test operation on data cache fails. Second possible cause of the error is memory. Third possible cause of the error is the TLB.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

04

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the read or write (data path test operation) on the data cache fails. Second possible cause of the error is memory.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

05

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the half word or byte operation on the data cache fails. Second possible cause of the error is the register file unit. Third possible cause of the error is memory.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

06

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: data cache cannot set enable interrupt request register (EIRR) bits. Second possible cause of the error is the register file unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

07

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the data cache dirty bit, miss or flush operation fails. Second possible cause of the error is the register file unit. Third possible cause of the error is memory.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

08

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the data cache load word operation with clean MISS fails. Second possible cause of the error is memory.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0A

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the parity error generator on byte zero fails. Second possible cause of the error is memory.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0B

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the parity error generator on byte one fails. Second possible cause of the error is memory.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0C

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the parity error generator on byte two fails. Second possible cause of the error is memory.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0D

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the parity error generator on byte three fails. Second possible cause of the error is memory.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0F

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: cache diagnostic register bit is stuck.
ACTION: Remove floating-point board, then reboot the system. Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

10

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Failure while verifying data path on the instruction cache. Second possible cause of error is the execution unit..
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

15

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Size of I_CA and D_CA do not match (check revision of execution unit.) Second possible cause of the error is the execution unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

16

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cache line gets updated on data TLB MISS fault.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

17

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Memory line gets updated on data TLB MISS fault.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

18

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Failure while verifying byte transaction with data cache MISS.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

19

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Failure while verifying half word transaction with data cache MISS.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

1A

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Failure while verifying parity checking/generator with EIRR/CMD.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

1B

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: cache line gets updated on TLB data trap.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

1C

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: memory gets updated on TLB data trap.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

20

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Failure while verifying cache tag parity error.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

21

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Failure while verifying EIRR/CMD with its address.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

22

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Failure while verifying soft reset with its address.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

23

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Failure while verifying operation of LDCWS instruction.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

24

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Failure while verifying semaphore in load word and clear.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

25

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Failure while verifying operation of cache MISS.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

26

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Failure while verifying operation of cache FREZ.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

C7

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Macrocode detects possible failure of RAM7 U1301.
ACTION: Remove Floating-Point board then reboot the system. Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

CA

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: An error occurs during a series of arbitrary microcode calculations. Areas of possible cause are the mapper PROM or the math chips.
ACTION: Remove floating-point board then reboot the system. Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

CC

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: An error occurs which slows the execution of the floating-point unit.
ACTION: Remove floating-point board, then reboot the system. Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

Class Error 3: System Monitor Card Failure

System monitor card messages take the form:

30xx

where:

xx = detailed error number.

00

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Undefined error occurs at the start of the test of this board.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

01

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: data error occurs while verifying byte 10c (hex) of nonvolatile memory (NVM).
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

02

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: General register 0 is not zero at transfer of control (TOC).
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

03

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Invalid return address received for TOC. Second possible cause of the error is memory.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

07

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify processor dependent code (PDC) PROM. No PDC PROM installed.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

08

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot find second part of self-test in PDC PROM. PDC PROM not installed.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

09

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot find PDC code in PDC PROM.
ACTION: check PDC PROM. Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0A

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot initialize memory with switch 3 open.
ACTION: Try booting with switch 3 in normal position. Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0B

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: General register 0 is not found to be zero at TOC or HPMC save state routine.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0C

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Undefined error message occurs for HPMC in HPMC save state routine.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0D

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify checksum while downloading code from EPROM on system monitor card.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0E

MESSAGE: No message. System boots. (W)
CAUSE: Self-test completes with warning.
ACTION: check warning message(s). Contact your HP Representative if future problem occurs.

0F

MESSAGE: No message. System boots. (I)
CAUSE: Self-test completes successfully.

21

MESSAGE: No message. Self-test continues. (W)
CAUSE: Verification of stable storage fails.
ACTION: Contact your HP Representative if system halt occurs or future problem encountered.

22

MESSAGE: No message. Self-test continues. (W)
CAUSE: Failure occurs while reading from stable storage.
ACTION: Contact your HP Support Representative if system halt occurs or future problem encountered.

28

MESSAGE: No message. Self-test continues. (W)
CAUSE: Failure occurs while reading from time-of-day clock.
ACTION: Contact your HP Support Representative if system halt occurs or future problem encountered. check time-of-day entry during START routine.

Class Error 4: Coprocessor Failure

Coprocessor messages take the form:

42xx

where:

xx = the last two digits of the hex display.

00

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Error indicates that the coprocessor is frozen.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

02

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Test fails as single load followed by a single store is executed without an intervening I-cache miss.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

03

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Test fails as double load followed by a double store is executed to see that the lower word returns correctly.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

04

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Test fails as floating-point operation is executed and followed by a sufficient number of nonfloating-point instructions to ensure that the FP operation has been completed. A single-precision store performs the check of the result.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

05

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: An error occurs as a floating-point compare operation that sets the C bit is executed. An FTEST instruction checks that the C bit has been set.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

06

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: An error occurs as a load of the status register is attempted from an I/O address. This should abort.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

07

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: An error occurs as a coprocessor load followed by a floating-point operation that uses the load data is executed.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

08

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: An error occurs since a floating-point operation that causes a trapping exception is immediately followed by a coprocessor store with a T-register conflict. This store should have been delayed until the trap completes, reflecting the result of the trap.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

09

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: An unanticipated trap occurs, possibly caused by a failure of the r1 comparator or trap logic.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

0A

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Test of conflict comparator fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

0B

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: An error occurs as coprocessor load of a nonzero number to FPR (0), the status register, is executed and then a floating-point operation that requires zero as an operand is executed. This tests that the FP operation reflects an operand of zero.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

0C

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: T-bit of FPR(0) is not set.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

0D

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: An error occurs as a floating-point operation with a zero T-field is executed followed by a coprocessor store of the status register. The status register should not have been affected by the FP operation.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

0E

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: An error occurs as a coprocessor load to a reserved register is attempted. This should cause a reserved operation trap.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

0F

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: An error occurs as a coprocessor load from an I/O address is attempted. This load should abort.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

31

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Test results in an unexpected assist exception trap. This cause can stem from a variety of problems in the system, possibly resulting from a test of the conflict comparator. This test can also reflect a malfunction of one or more of the math chips.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

42

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Test of ALUZERO condition fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

43

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Test of ALUZERO condition fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

44

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Test of ALUSIGN condition fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

45

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Test of XOR in ALU fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

46

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Test of AND in ALU fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

47

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Test of OR in ALU fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

48

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Test of load to status register fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

49

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Test of instruction register fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

62

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Detect failure of multiply chip U2302.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

64

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Detect failure of add chip U2104.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

65

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Detect failure of divide chip U2305.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

80

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Detect failure in nullify generation circuitry.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

86

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Microcode detects possible failure of RAM6 U1101.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

90

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Microcode detects possible failure of RAM7 U1301.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

91

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Microcode detects possible failure of RAM2 U1302.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

95

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Microcode detects possible failure of RAM5 U1401.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

96

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Microcode detects possible failure of RAM1 U1402.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

97

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Microcode detects possible failure of RAM4 U1403.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

98

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Microcode detects possible failure of RAM0 U1404.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

C0

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Macrocode detects possible failure of RAM0 U1404.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

C1

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Macrocode detects possible failure of RAM1 U1402.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

C2

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Macrocode detects possible failure of RAM2 U1302.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

C3

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Macrocode detects possible failure of RAM3 U1303.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

C4

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Macrocode detects possible failure of RAM4 U1403.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

C5

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Macrocode detects possible failure of RAM5 U1401.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

C6

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Macrocode detects possible failure of RAM6 U1101.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

C7

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Macrocode detects possible failure of RAM7 U1301.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

CA

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: An error occurs during a series of arbitrary microcode calculations. Areas of possible cause are the mapper PROM or the math chips.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

CC

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: An error occurs which slows the execution of the floating-point unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Remove the floating-point board, then reboot the system.

Class Error 5: Bus Protocol Failure

Bus protocol messages takes the form:

5sxx

where:

s = slot number
xx = detailed error number.

00

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Undefined error occurs at the start of this test.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

Class Error 7: Memory Failure

Class Error 7

memory error messages takes the form:

7sxx

where:

s = slot number
xx = detailed error number.




	NOTE: The memory test takes about 1.5 seconds per MB of memory.

00

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Undefined error occurs at the start of the test of this board.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

01

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Either stuck bit occurs in I/O status register or cannot find four contiguous words within the first 256 KB without a single bit error.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

02

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the memory with its address fails. Second possible cause of the error is the cache unit. Third possible cause of the error is the TLB.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

03

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Pattern testing memory fails. Second possible cause of the error is the cache unit. Third possible cause of the error is the TLB.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

04

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Multiple bit error flag is set by single bit error. Second possible cause of the error is the cache unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

05

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Multiple bit error flag is not set by multiple bit error. Second possible cause of the error is the cache unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

06

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Memory controller cannot calculate the address of the faulty memory. Second possible cause of the error is the cache unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

07

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Single bit error is detected. Second possible cause of the error is the cache unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0A

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Parity checking/generator is not working. Second possible cause of the error is the cache unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0B

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of read/write protocol fails. Second possible cause of the error is the cache unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0C

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of read and Clear protocol fails. Second possible cause of the error is the cache unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

10

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Undefined type of memory controller is found.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

11

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Error occurs as "hole" in memory is detected.
ACTION: Install 32 MB memory controller. Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

12

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Last memory controller does not have a memory array installed.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Install memory array.

13

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Last 8 MB (3 MB MC and 5 MB MA) memory controller does not have a memory array installed.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Install memory array.

2F

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: No memory board is found during initialization. Second possible cause of the error is the cache unit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

Class Error 8: Channel Adapter Test

Channel adapter test messages take the form:

8sxx

where:

s = slot number
xx = detailed error number.




	NOTE: The channel adapter test takes about 5 seconds to perform.

00

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Undefined error occurs at the start of the test of this board.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

01

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot enable soft physical address. (Cannot set the SSET bit.)
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

02

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot disable soft physical address. (Cannot reset SSET bit to zero.)
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

03

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify memory with its address.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

04

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify memory with sliding ones.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

05

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify memory with sliding zeros.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

06

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify memory with all zeros.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

07

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Pattern testing of external interrupt enable mask register fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

08

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot set interrupt register to zero.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

09

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Pattern testing of interrupt register fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0A

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Pattern testing of chain RAM base register fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0B

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Failure encountered while pattern testing mask register.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0E

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Pattern testing of reset address register fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0F

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Pattern testing of reset data register fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

10

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Reset does not clear soft physical address (SPA).
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

11

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Either a channel I/O card is not installed, or none of the CIO cards pass the self-test and are ready for command.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

12

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Stop command does not set the ready (RDY) bit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

13

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Chain command does not clear the RDY bit.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

14

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot get an interrupt at the end of DMA. (Appropriate bit in submask register not set.)
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

15

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: DMA does not transfer data.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

16

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: RDY bit is not set at the end of DMA.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

17

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: CIO card returns wrong status after the subchannel is disconnected.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

18

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Undefined error occurs with a CIO card. RFC, PST, PRE, or LVI do not match.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

1A

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Hewlett-Packard IB loopback test reports data write status error.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

1B

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Hewlett-Packard IB cannot get ready for command.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

1C

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Hewlett-Packard IB loopback test reports undefined status error.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

1D

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Hewlett-Packard IB loopback test reports data error.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

1E

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Channel does not request attention after disconnecting the subchannel.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

20

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify link to previous link status block.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

21

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Status error occurs while verifying link status quad.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

22

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify link to last data quad.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

23

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify counter within the DMA chain quad.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

25

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of channel with semaphore set to zero operation fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

26

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Undefined error occurs. Cannot find any installed memory board.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

27

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of channel with semaphore fails. Semaphore changes from zero to one.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

28

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the parity checking operation fails.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

29

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the ME bit functionality on channel adapter status register for data parity errors fails. Channel does not set ME bit on data parity error.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

2A

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Channel cannot identify a data parity error. (Wrong MSTAT issued on error.)
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

2B

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Verification of the ME bit functionality on channel adapter status register for address parity errors fails. (Channel does not set ME bit on error.)
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

2C

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Channel cannot identify an address parity error.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

2F

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: A mid-bus I/O card is not found.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

40

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Channel cannot finish logchannel transaction. There is no interrupt at the end of the transaction.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

41

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Logchannel status error occurs. The transaction requires the device adapter to be the system controller, and it is not.
ACTION: Check Hewlett-Packard IB card switch setting. Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

42

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Undefined logchannel status error occurs.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

43

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: End of the Hewlett-Packard IB loopback test with logchannel returns a bad status.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

44

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Subchannel is not readied after the logchannel operation.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

45

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Subchannel is not readied after attention request enable followed by an attention request operation.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

46

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: I/O card returns wrong status after an attention request.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

47

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Correct bit is not set in the attention request register.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

48

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Attention request bit set prior to attention request test. (Error unknown.)
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

49

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Subchannel does not request attention after enabling attention request and request attention. (write control of ARE and RQA.)
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

4F

MESSAGE: No message. Self-test continues. (W)
CAUSE: Channel cannot complete its test without a Hewlett-Packard IB card.
ACTION: check device adapters. Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative if device problems occur.

50

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Cannot verify I/O test checksum.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

Class Error 9: Console Path Test

Class Error 9

Console path related errors and/or channel I/O errors take the following multiplexed code form:

01wx
9yzz

where:

w = CIO slot number (<> C)
x = Device address (always 0 for the console)
y = CIO mid-bus slot number
zz = IODC driver error code 00 - 7F.

0100 9y80

MESSAGE: None.(I)
CAUSE: I/O dependent code (IODC) from channel I/O bus (CIO) in console path fails.
ACTION: None. If problem recurs or is suspected cause of a future system problem or failure, contact your Hewlett Packard Support Representative.

0100 9y88

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: No working console is found. Autoboot disabled.
ACTION: Connect console or replace existing console. Reboot system.

01C0 9yzz

MESSAGE: No message. Self-test continues. (W)
CAUSE: Access port self-test fails. "zz" = AP self-test code (00-7F).
ACTION: If AP not functional, reset the system from the front panel. If a soft reset/transfer of control is needed, set switch 3 on the system monitor card to the open position and reset the system from the front panel. If AP is functional and can reset the system, note the error as a possible console path or CIO bus problem should a future problem or system failure occur.

01C0 9yF0

MESSAGE: No message. Self-test continues. (W)
CAUSE: Access port read of the hexadecimal display fails.
ACTION: None. Note error should a future system problem occur.

01C0 9yFF

MESSAGE: No message. Self-test continues. (W)
CAUSE: No access port is found.
ACTION: If an access port exists and remains functional, note error should the problem cause a future problem or system failure. If AP is disabled or not functioning and you have reset the system from the front panel, ignore warning message.

Class Error A: Boot Path Test

Boot device related errors and/or channel I/O errors take the following multiplexed code form:

01wx
Ayzz

where:

w = CIO slot number (<> C)
x = Device address (always 0 for the console)
y = CIO mid-bus slot number
zz = IODC driver error code 00 - 7F.

0100 Ay80

MESSAGE: Boot Error: First display. Boot Error: Second display. Boot from Primary Path (Y or N)?>
CAUSE: IODC load from the CIO channel in console path fails.
ACTION: Check that the tape drive is functional. (Check switch setting if switch selector is used.) Recable new drive. If measures fail, contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative and boot from primary path if possible.

0100 AyF0

MESSAGE: Boot Error: First display. Boot Error: Second display. Boot from Primary Path (Y or N)?>
CAUSE: LIF volume label error occurs. The media may have been improperly initialized.
ACTION: Check that the tape drive is functional. (check switch setting, if switch selector is used.) check that the mounted tape is a boot tape. Recable new drive or replace suspect tape. If measures fail, contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative and boot from primary path if possible.

01wx AyF8

MESSAGE: Boot Error: First display. Boot Error: Second display. Boot from Primary Path (Y or N)?>
CAUSE: IPL checksum fails. The utility (or ISL) being read from tape is possibly corrupted.
ACTION: Try using the utility from another tape, such as from the master backup. If problem persists, contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative and boot from the system disk.

Class Error B: Initialization Messages

When the system halts, the reason for the halt can be seen on the SPU control panel status display (hex display). The first number is the source of the halt call, and following it are numbers of the form 0nxx where n is a number that starts at 1 and increments. The reason can be interpreted by stringing the xx values together to form a number.

When the monitor is the source of the halt, the first number is B000. System abort uses B007. The following codes relate the cause of the error.

0001 thru 0019

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: The break handler (to RDB) was reentered.
ACTION: Try rebooting the system. If error recurs, contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0020

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: A break zero (0) instruction is encountered without RDB.
ACTION: Try rebooting the system. If error recurs, contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0021

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: An unknown high priority machine check occurs.
ACTION: Try rebooting the system. If error recurs, contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0022

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: A nonrecoverable low priority machine check occurs.
ACTION: Try rebooting the system. If error recurs, contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0028

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Reinit_iodc fails to read entry_init.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0029

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Reinit_iodc fails to read entry_io.
ACTION: Try rebooting the system. If error recurs, contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0030

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Image does not fit the first memory controller.
ACTION: Try rebooting the system. If error recurs, contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

003E

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: A nonrecoverable taken branch or break trap occurs.
ACTION: Try rebooting the system. If error recurs, contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

003F

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: A bad instruction is received from RDB.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0040

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: A configured module is lost on powerfail.
ACTION: Try rebooting the system. If error recurs, contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0041

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: A bus converter is lost on powerfail.
ACTION: Try rebooting the system. If error recurs, contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0042

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: A bus converter was added on powerfail.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0043

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: memory was added on powerfail.
ACTION: Try rebooting the system. If error recurs, contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0044

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: A module was added on powerfail and it generated an address conflict.
ACTION: Try rebooting the system. If error recurs, contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0045

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Memory self-test fails in map_system_state.
ACTION: Try rebooting the system. If error recurs, contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0046 thru 004E

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Error occurs on call to entry_init in reinit_iodc.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

005B thru 005F

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: The parallel card driver (RDB communications) encounters an error.
ACTION: Try rebooting the system. If error recurs, contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0066 thru 006E

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Error occurs on call to entry_io in CONSOLE_READ or CONSOLE_WRITE.
ACTION: Try rebooting the system. If error recurs, contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0080 thru 0099

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: A trap which neither RDB nor the operating system is prepared for occurs.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

00F1

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Nonrecoverable instruction TLB error occurs.
ACTION: Try rebooting the system. If error recurs, contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

00F2

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Nonrecoverable data TLB error occurs.
ACTION: Try rebooting the system. If error recurs, contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

00F3

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Nonrecoverable bus address error occurs.
ACTION: Try rebooting the system. If error recurs, contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

00F4

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Nonrecoverable bus error on I/O space occurs.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

00F5

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Nonrecoverable bus error on memory read or write occurs.
ACTION: Try rebooting the system. If error recurs, contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

00F6

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Nonrecoverable bus error I/O space write occurs.
ACTION: Try rebooting the system. If error recurs, contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

00F7

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Nonrecoverable bus error with slave processor occurs.
ACTION: Try rebooting the system. If error recurs, contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

00F8

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Nonrecoverable cache tag error occurs.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

00F9

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Nonrecoverable data cache error occurs.
ACTION: Try rebooting the system. If error recurs, contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

00FA

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Nonrecoverable assist (coprocessor) error occurs.
ACTION: Try rebooting the system. If error recurs, contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

00FB

MESSAGE: No message. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: Nonrecoverable instruction cache error occurs.
ACTION: Try rebooting the system. If error recurs, contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

0131

MESSAGE: Illegal configuration.
CAUSE: You may have an illegal configuration, such as trying to run MPE/iX on an 800-series CPU.
ACTION: CAll your HP service representative. Do not try to INSTALL or UPDATE or the system will halt with a message, B0000 DEAD 0131.

Class Error C: Bootstrap Display Codes

Bootstrap display codes take the form:

Cxxx

where:

xxx = detailed error number.

C20x

MESSAGE: None. (I)
CAUSE: First memory controller initialized. x = MC mid-bus slot number.
ACTION: None.

C201

MESSAGE: None. System halts. (E)
CAUSE: No memory controller is found.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

C40x

MESSAGE: None. (I)
CAUSE: Primary console path initialized. x = CIO bus slot number.
ACTION: None.

C54x

MESSAGE: None. (I)
CAUSE: Primary boot path initialized. x = CIO bus slot number.
ACTION: None.

C58x

MESSAGE: None. (I)
CAUSE: Primary boot path I/O. x = CIO bus slot number.
ACTION: None.

C5FF

MESSAGE: None. (I)
CAUSE: Launch IPL that has been read from primary boot path. x = CIO bus slot number.
ACTION: None.

C60x

MESSAGE: None. (I)
CAUSE: Alternate (hard-wired) console path initialized. x = CIO bus slot number.
ACTION: None.

C74x

MESSAGE: None. (I)
CAUSE: Alternate boot path initialized. x = CIO bus slot number.
ACTION: None.

C78x

MESSAGE: None. (I)
CAUSE: Alternate boot path I/O. x = CIO bus slot number.
ACTION: None.

C7FF

MESSAGE: None. (I)
CAUSE: Launch IPL that has been read from alternate boot path.
ACTION: None.

Class Error CA: Power Fail

Power fail message take the form:

CAxx

where:

xx = detailed error number.




	NOTE: See high-priority machine check detail errors for code CAF0 - CAFE.

Class Error CB: transfer of control

transfer of control messages take the form:

CBxx

where:

xx = detailed error number.

CB01

MESSAGE: None. (I)
CAUSE: General register 0 is not zero.
ACTION: None.

Class Error CE: ISL Messages and Error Codes

ISL sends messages both to the system console and to the four-digit front panel LED display. The codes that can be generated by ISL are listed in table 1-3.

Codes CE00 - CE09 are informative messages only.

Codes CE10 - CE27 indicate an error.

A nonfatal error causes ISL to issue a message. During autoboot, a nonfatal error causes the autoboot to abort and ISL prompts for input, just as if the autoboot had been interrupted through a console request within the first 10 seconds.

A fatal error stops the system and lights the front panel red self-test light. You are required to correct the problem indicated before rebooting the system.

See the note that follows the explanation of the individual codes for more information on particular codes.

CE00

MESSAGE: ISL is executing. (I)
CAUSE: ISL is launched.
ACTION: None.

CE01

MESSAGE: ISL is autobooting from the auto-execute file. (I)
CAUSE: ISL has found and is executing the startup sequence command file.
ACTION: None.

CE02

MESSAGE: Cannot find auto-execute file. Autoboot aborted. (I)
CAUSE: An auto-execute file does not exist or the file has not been properly designated through the SYSGEN utility SYSFILE configurator.
ACTION: Enter boot sequence command and options to the ISL prompt. (If file exists, refer to MPE/iX System Startup, Configuration, and Shutdown Reference Manual (32650-90042) for information on how to configure the file as an auto-execute file.)

CE03

MESSAGE: No System console found. ISL can only autoboot. (I)
CAUSE: A system console does not exist or is disabled. ISL attempts to bring up the system with no operator intervention.
ACTION: None.

CE05

MESSAGE: Directory of utilities is too big. ISL reads only 2K bytes. (I)
CAUSE: Directory entries exceed 2 KB.
ACTION: None.

CE06

MESSAGE: Auto-execute file is inconsistent. Autoboot aborted. (I)
CAUSE: Commands within the file are in conflict or are invalid for the startup sequence.
ACTION: Enter the startup sequence command and options at the ISL prompt.

CE07

MESSAGE: Utility file header inconsistent: SOM values invalid. (I)
CAUSE: ISL cannot read the header information.
ACTION: None.

CE08

MESSAGE: Auto-execute file input string exceeds 2048 characters. Autoboot aborted. (I)
CAUSE: A command line string that has more than 2048 characters has been entered as part of the command file.
ACTION: Enter the startup sequence command and options at the ISL prompt. Edit the auto-execute file and reassign it through the SYSGEN utility for subsequent autoboot.

CE09

MESSAGE: ISL command or utility name exceeds 10 characters. (I)
CAUSE: The command or utility entered at the ISL prompt exceeds 10 characters in length.
ACTION: Reenter the command or utility name.

CE10

MESSAGE: Internal inconsistency: volume label - FATAL! (E)
CAUSE: ISL cannot read the volume label.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative. Boot the system from the alternate path. Initiate tape dump if possible. Update the system from the system boot tape.

CE11

MESSAGE: Internal inconsistency: directory - FATAL! (E)
CAUSE: ISL cannot read the Directory.
ACTION: Boot from the alternate path. Update system files from system boot tape. Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

CE12

MESSAGE: Error reading auto-execute file. (W)
CAUSE: ISL cannot read the auto-execute file.
ACTION: Enter the ISL utility command and options at the ISL prompt.

CE13

MESSAGE: Error reading from the system console - FATAL! (E)
CAUSE: Firmware, hardware, or device error possible.
ACTION: enable remote console from the console CM> prompt, if possible. Soft reset the system, initiate DUMP START. Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

CE14

MESSAGE: Error writing to the system console - FATAL! (E)
CAUSE: Firmware, hardware, or device error possible.
ACTION: enable remote console from the console CM> prompt, if possible. Soft reset the system, initiate DUMP START. Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

CE15

MESSAGE: Not an ISL command or utility. (W)
CAUSE: The entry at the ISL prompt is neither an ISL utility nor command name.
ACTION: Enter a proper ISL utility or command name.

CE16

MESSAGE: Utility file header inconsistent: Invalid system ID. (W)
CAUSE: The system ID in the file header is invalid.
ACTION: See NOTE at the end of the ISL error messages.

CE17

MESSAGE: Error reading utility file header. (E)
CAUSE: Firmware, hardware, or device error is possible.
ACTION: Update the system from the system boot tape. Retry. If failure recurs, contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

CE18

MESSAGE: Utility file header inconsistent: Bad magic number. (W)
CAUSE: ISL cannot read file header information.
ACTION: See NOTE at the end of the ISL error messages.

CE19

MESSAGE: Utility would overlay ISL in memory. (W)
CAUSE: Utility is too large, load address is too low in memory to be read in without overlaying ISL memory area.
ACTION: See NOTE at the end of the ISL error messages.

CE1A

MESSAGE: Utility requires more memory than is configured. (W)
CAUSE: Utility requires more memory than exists and is available for execution.
ACTION: Add more memory to the system and reboot, or boot a different utility.

CE1B

MESSAGE: Error reading utility into memory. (E)
CAUSE: Firmware, hardware, or device error is possible.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

CE1C

MESSAGE: Incorrect checksum - reading utility into memory. (W)
CAUSE: The utility is corrupted.
ACTION: Replace the utility from the master backup, or execute a different utility. See NOTE at the end of the ISL error messages.

CE1D

MESSAGE: System console needed - FATAL! (E)
CAUSE: No system console exists or is enabled for required operation.
ACTION: Attach a system console or enable a remote console as the master console, and reset the system.

CE21

MESSAGE: Destination memory address of utility is invalid. (E)
CAUSE: Utility is corrupted.
ACTION: See NOTE at the end of the ISL error messages.

CE22

MESSAGE: Utility file header inconsistent: pdc_cache entry. (E)
CAUSE: Firmware error.
ACTION: Contact CE.

CE23

MESSAGE: Internal inconsistency: iodc_entry_init - FATAL! (E)
CAUSE: Firmware error.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

CE24

MESSAGE: Internal inconsistency: iodc_entry_init - console - FATAL! (E)
CAUSE: Firmware error.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

CE25

MESSAGE: Internal inconsistency: iodc_entry_init - boot device - FATAL! (E)
CAUSE: Firmware error.
ACTION: Contact your Hewlett-Packard Support Representative.

CE26

MESSAGE: Utility file header inconsistent: Bad aux_id. (W)
CAUSE: ISL cannot read the file header auxiliary ID.
ACTION: See NOTE at the end of the ISL error messages.

CE27

MESSAGE: Bad utility file type. (W)
CAUSE: Proper file entry does not exist.
ACTION: See NOTE at the end of the ISL error messages.




	NOTE: Codes CE07, 16, 17, 19, 1C, 21, and 26 indicate an error with the utility. A different utility may be booted. For the same utility to be booted, you must update it from a system master tape set or a system load tape created by the SYSGEN utility. Code CE27 does not necessarily indicate an error. The name typed in may match a name in the directory which is not a bootable file.

Class Errors

Technical documentation

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Class Error 1

Register File Failure

Execution Unit Failure

Instruction Unit Failure

Class Error 2

Translation Look-Aside Buffer (TLB) Failure

Cache Failure

Class Error 3: System Monitor Card Failure

Class Error 4: Coprocessor Failure

Class Error 5: Bus Protocol Failure

Class Error 7: Memory Failure

Class Error 8: Channel Adapter Test

Class Error 9: Console Path Test

Class Error A: Boot Path Test

Class Error B: Initialization Messages

Class Error C: Bootstrap Display Codes

Class Error CA: Power Fail

Class Error CB: transfer of control

Class Error CE: ISL Messages and Error Codes