Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI00A4 REP FILE (&00) NOT TERMINATED WITH END RECORD. STARTUP TERMINATES
Meaning
The last record of the rep file (loader) must contain "/" or " END".
System initialization terminates.
Response
Repeat system initialization with a correct and complete rep file.
NSI00A9
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI00A9 OVERFLOW OF FILE (&00), SAVING STOPPED
Meaning
The reps cannot be saved in the file (&00) because of insufficient space.
If system initialization is running with option SAVE then system
initialization will continue without option SAVE.
(&00) : name of rep saving file (formerly file SAVEREP)
Response
After 'SYSTEM READY' has been displayed, file (&00) should be expanded by
using the command /MODIFY-FILE-ATTRIBUTES.
Then the reps can be saved in the next session.
NSI00BB
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI00BB /EOF RECORD MISSING
Meaning
A control record was found in the PARAM file, although the actual
PARAM series (starting with /BEGIN) has not been closed by /EOF.
The missing /EOF record is generated.
Response
None.
NSI00BC
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI00BC LAST (&00) FILE/DEVICE IGNORED
Meaning
(&00) : REP or PARAM
The processing of the actual rep file or rep input device
or of the actual parameter file or input device is stopped
because of the error recorded in the preceding message.
No reps or parameters have yet been read in from the
actual file/device. Message NSI0050 will be repeated.
Response
None.
NSI00BD
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI00BD PARAM ERROR FOR KEYWORD (&00) : (&01)
Meaning
(&00) : Keyword identifying the program, which processes this
parameter according to the /BEGIN card.
(&01) : Wrong PARAM record
This message is displayed in connection with PARAM service,
if the system program using the parameters recognizes a wrong
parameter record and branches to a special error routine.
Response
None. Message NSI00BE will be displayed.
NSI00BE
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI00BE ENTER CORRECTED PARAM. REPLY (PARAM; EOT(IGNORE))
Meaning
Message NSI00BE is displayed in connection with message NSI00BD.
Response
If EOT is entered, system initialization continues without the
wrong parameter record.
On any console input, which does not start with "P." or consists
of more than 72 bytes, the error message NSI3210 will be displayed.
Every console input will be processed and saved instead of the
wrong parameter record.
NSI00BF
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI00BF OBSOLETE PARAMETER FOR KEYWORD (&00) : (&01) STARTUP CONTINUES
Meaning
(&00) : Keyword identifying the program, which processes this
parameter according to the /BEGIN card.
(&01) : Obsolete PARAM record
This message is displayed in connection with PARAM service,
if the system program using the parameters recognizes an
obsolete parameter record. The obsolete parameter record
is ignored.
Response
None.
NSI00B5
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: V Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI00B5 DEVICE (&00) COULD NOT BE ALLOCATED
Meaning
The device with mnemonic (&00) could not be allocated
by the device management of the operating system.
Message NSI00B5 is followed (after further messages perhaps) by message
NSI3105 and by termination of system initialization.
Response
1. Retry system initialization and use another device (being
correctly generated)
or
2. generate a new system
NSI00B6
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: V Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI00B6 WARNING: DEVICE (&00) COULD NOT BE DEALLOCATED
Meaning
The device management of the operating system could not deallocate
the tape device with mnemonic (&00). This message is a warning.
System initialization continues afterwards.
However, it must be taken into account that future attempts to access
the device in question will be rejected.
Response
None.
NSI00E3
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI00E3 (&00)-REPS READ: (&01); EXECUTED: (&02)
Meaning
The number of REPs processed for the specified loaded object (&00)
is indicated.
(&00) may be: IPL = SYSPRG.IPL.vvv(.suffix)
STRT = SYSPRG.STRT.vvv *)
BS2 = SYSPRG.BS2.vvv *) **)
or SLED = SYSPRG.SLED.vvv(.suffix)
*) or the specified object name deviating from standard name
**) plus any additional REPs for the object STRT
(&01) = sum of REPs read for the indicated object
(&02) = sum of REPs successfully executed for the indicated object.
Response
None.
NSI00E6
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI00E6 (&01) IS USED AS (&02) FILENAME
Meaning
(&01) = <filename>
(&02) = PARAM or REP
This message appears, if the request for the input of a parameter file
name or a REP loader name with ' P.' one answered, i.e. if the respective
standard file name were to be used.
Thereby the used standard file name is communicated to the operator
Response
None.
NSI00E8
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI00E8 WRITE/READ ERROR FILE (&00) CLASS 1 REPS
Meaning
Class 1 reps cannot be read from or written into the file (&00).
An additional message will be displayed for detailed information.
System initialization continues.
(&00) : name of rep saving file (formerly SAVEREP)
Response
None.
NSI00FF
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI00FF PAGING AREA (&00) ERRONEOUSLY LOCATED ON VOLUME (&01)
Meaning
The paging area (&00) is not located on the related volume,
but on volume (&01).
Paging area will not be used.
Response
Reorganize paging area (&00).
Check which paging devices are used.
If necessary, assign additional paging devices after SYSTEM READY,
or repeat system initialization with corrected paging parameters.
NSI0000
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0000 *** S Y S T E M R E A D Y ***
Meaning
System initialization is finished. The system can be used.
Response
None.
NSI0001
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0001 LOADING ERROR
Meaning
An input/output error has been detected during IPL.
Response
Retry IPL from a different disk.
NSI0002
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0002 HSI NOT SUPPORTED
NSI0006
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0006 INCORRECT SVL
Meaning
The SVL (standard volume label) of the IPL disk is not correct.
Response
Repeat system initialization with a correct IPL disk.
NSI0012
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0012 - TERMINATION OF IPL REQUESTED FROM (&00)(&01) CODE=(&02)
Meaning
IPL-termination was requested because of an internal error. (&00) means
name of IPL-module ((&01) in this case is the relative address in the
module) else ADDR ((&01) is the absolute memory address from which the
termination was required).
The reason of termination request is found in (&02) (4 sedecimal digits):
YY=02: Module=NSIIPLOS, XX=01: For $EXCP/XCPW an active CCB was specified
XX=02: No termination interrupt from main-console
XX=04: Wrong SDT-address specified in CCB
XX=06: Active CCB specified for $DOER
XX=08: Any error detected in $DOER-parameter list
XX=0A: Unsuccessful retries after I/O-timeout
XX=0C: Unsuccessful attempts to change IPL-device
XX=0E: HSI CFCS3/1 no longer supported
XX=12: Creation of a new task failed
XX=14: Unsuccessful repetitions of CSCH
XX=16: Unexpected CC of CSCH (unequal 0)
YY=04: Module=NSIIPLHW, XX=02: Dumptest option correctly finished
XX=04: CPU-# not in the allowed range
XX=06: Path to IPL-Console not operational
XX=07: Channel type 2 only allowed f. Virtual Cons
XX=08: Path to IPL-Device not operational
XX=0A: Unable to execute Diagnose-cmd
"Obtain Model Information"
XX=0C: Unexpected Returncode from MSG7
XX=0D: Plausibility error in SCPINFO-data
XX=0E: Memory size too small for loading BS2000
XX=10: More CPUs online than allowed
XX=12: Get System Information call failed
XX=14: Wrong number of HSA's/overlapping of GSA's
XX=16: HSI SPARC no longer supported
XX=18: Inconsistent ZAS channel types
YY=06: Module=NSIIPLIH, XX=02: PCB-area exhausted, no new PCB can be layed
XX=04: No PCB available or pointer to
current PCB distroyed
XX=06: CC>0 on TEST SUBCHANNEL (store I/O-Inter-
rupt state) has occurred
XX=08: Unexpected External Interrupt has occurred
XX=0A: CC=3 on TEST SUBCHANNEL (after START
SUBCHANNEL with CC unequal to 0 (Zero))
XX=0C: No CCB for SENSE available
XX=0E: Error while unlock of CCB after SENSE
XX=10: Machine-check interrupt occurred
XX=12: Program-check interrupt occurred
XX=14: Linkage of free PCB-chain bombed
XX=16: No predecessor PCB found for $FNAT
XX=18: System Call in Branch Delay Slot
XX=1A: $REQM/$RELM failed
XX=1C: I/O Interruption Parameter in PMCW wrong
XX=1E: $TERM of another caller than online-scan
XX=20: Wrong parameter list in $TERM-call
YY=0A: Module=NSIMSGMT, XX=02: Logical error detected from NBCCNT
XX=04: Unable to unlock routine NSICSVR
XX=06: Unable to unlock routine NSIMSG7
XX=08: Return-code "device defective" during
dummy input quitation
XX=0E: Return-code "device defective" during
display on output (ZAS-out)
XX=10: Retry counter display on output (ZAS-
out) exhausted
XX=12: Consol-I/O error not corrected by NBCCER
YY=0C: Module=NSIIPLDM, XX=
YY=0E: Module=NSIEXMGT, XX=02: Invalid call of the CCW-generator
XX=04: SDT element of a PUBRES destroyed
XX=06: Unsufficient key- or data-address (PAM/
NSIVPAM)
XX=08: $REQM/$RELM called by XXXXXX+YYYY failed
YY=10: Module=NSIDER, XX=02: Unable to lock a CCB for error-recoveries
XX=04: Unable to unlock CCB after error-recoveries
XX=06: Extern-address for $RETRA not available
XX=08: Address-translation real -> virt failed
YY=14: Module=NSIIPLLD, XX=
YY=18: Module=NSIIPLCO, XX=02: VOLRES for VS specified in IPL-CONF is
not online
XX=04: Invalid header/pointer in ISL-table
XX=06: Memory link destroyed
XX=08: ISL-entry not found in EOLDT
XX=0A: Overflow of measurement counters
YY=1A: Module=NSIIPLDT, XX=00: Unable to load TODR (CC=2 or 3 after SCK)
XX=02: Date or time from TODR with formal error
XX=06: CC unequal zero after STCK
YY=1C: Module=NSIIPLSC, XX=12: error on reading SVL of PUBRES of Home-PVS
XX=14: error on reading OLC of PUBRES of Home-PVS
YY=1E: Module=NSIBT0$*, XX=02: First I/O to IPL-Disk terminated faulty
XX=04: Unexpected Program Interrupt in PrimaryBoot
YY=20: Module=NSIIPLAQ, XX=02: STSCH CC>0 (Subch.Inf.Blck) not stored
XX=04: MSCH CC=3 (Subchannel not operational)
XX=06: TSCH CC>0 (not Status Pending)
XX=08: Unsuccessful retries after MSCH CC>0
XX=10: Monitoring by TEST-OPTION WATCH fulfilled
YY=22: Module=NSIBT2ND, XX=02: Unexpected SVC-Interruption in 2nd Boot
XX=04: Unexpected Prog-Interruption in 2nd Boot
XX=06: Machine Check interruption in 2nd Boot
XX=08: IPL-Section of SVL of IPL-Disk destroyed
XX=0A: Unexpected CC after I/O to IPL-disk
XX=0C: I/O to IPL-Disk terminated with error
YY=24: Module=NSIREPC1, XX=02: Path to IPL-device not operational
XX=06: No end-card found in SLED-repfile
XX=08: Record-length or FCB-type invalid for SLED-
repfile
XX=0A: Sled Rep File described in SVL extent not
valid
XX=0C: Invalid first record in Sled Rep File
XX=0E: Rep File for SYSFIRST or VOLIN
cannot be processed
Response
Take dump and inform system maintenance.
Retry system initialization.
NSI0018
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0018 VOLUME (&00) WITHOUT PAGING AREA
Meaning
The volume (&00), specified for paging via parameter service
does not contain a paging file.
The volume will be ignored.
Response
Check which paging devices are used.
If necessary, assign additional paging devices after SYSTEM READY,
or repeat system initialization with corrected paging parameters.
NSI0019
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0019 PAGING FILE ON DRV-VOLUME (&00) OUTSIDE OF HOME PVS CANNOT BE INITIALIZED BY STARTUP
Meaning
Startup initializes Paging Files on DRV Volumes
only within Home PVS.
Response
Replace Volume from Paging Parameters,
repeat Startup - if necessary.
Create Paging File on SRV Volume instead of DRV Volume.
NSI0028
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0028 AVAILABLE MEMORY = (&00) (&01). CPU = (&02)
Meaning
The size of the available main memory (&00) in KB (kilo bytes),
MB (Mega Bytes) or GB (Giga Bytes) for software and the
CPU identification (&02) are displayed.
Response
None.
NSI0043
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0043 NO PAGING AREA AVAILABLE
Meaning
After interpretation of paging parameters or check of the related
public volumes, no paging area is available on public volumes
at startup time.
Either, no valid paging parameters were specified and the Home-PVS
contains no paging area at all,
or the specified paging areas are not usable,
or the concerning public volumes are not available.
See also previous messages.
Response
Repeat system initialization with valid paging parameters,
eventually use dialogue startup, entering additional paging parameters
from console.
NSI0044
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0044 SPECIFIED PAGING DEVICE (&00) IS NOT A MEMBER OF ASSOCIATED VOLUME SET "(&01)"
Meaning
Volume (&00) has been specified as paging device but is not
a member of the associated Volumeset (&01).
Volume will be ignored.
Response
Check which paging devices are used.
If necessary, assign additional paging devices after SYSTEM READY,
or repeat system initialization with corrected paging parameters.
NSI0045
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0045 TIME STAMP OF VOLUME SET (&00) WAS CHANGED DURING STARTUP - REPEAT STARTUP
Meaning
During Startup, time stamp of VolRes was changed
by IMCAT/EXCAT from another machine. The Volset
may be modified, so please repeat Startup !
Response
None
NSI0046
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0046 TOO MANY EXTENTS ON THE GIVEN PAGING AREAS
Meaning
The paging areas specified by paging parameters consists of more extents
than internal tables allow.
Surplus paging devices will be ignored.
Response
Check which paging devices are used.
If necessary, assign additional paging files after SYSTEM READY.
NSI0047
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0047 VOLUME SET (&00) NOT USABLE AS HOME PUBSET OR FOR PAGING - CHECK VOLUME SET
Meaning
Volume Set inconsistent, defect, in shared usage or
not all disks accessible - check Volume Set by
IMCAT/EXCAT and ADD-PAGING !
Response
None
NSI0048
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0048 VOLUME (&02) OF (&00)-PVS "(&01)" NOT ACCESSIBLE
Meaning
While trying to reserve or access a volume of the
Home-PVS or of a Paging-VS a hardware error occurred.
Possibly this volume could not be reserved, because it is
already reserved, or the access path is permanently
occupied by another computing system.
(&00) = "HOME" : volume is a member of Home-PVS
= "ADD." : volume is a member of a Paging-VS
(&01) = <pvsi> : Identifier of PVS or VS
(&02) = <volume>: VSN of the volume
Response
Check the access paths and the "usage" of this volume (also
control TCF/MCS) in order to exclude the simultaneous use by
other computing systems.
- If the volume is a member of the Home-PVS, system initialization
will be terminated.
- If the volume is a member of a Paging-VS, the whole VS cannot
be used for paging.
Check which paging devices are used.
If necessary, assign additional paging devices after SYSTEM READY,
or repeat system initialization with corrected paging parameters.
NSI0049
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0049 MORE THAN (&00) VOLUMES IN PAGING PARAMETERS
Meaning
More volumes have been specified by paging parameters
(PAGING VOLUME=...) than can be processed by internal tables.
Surplus paging parameters will be ignored.
Response
Check which paging devices are used.
If necessary, assign additional paging devices after SYSTEM READY,
or repeat system initialization with corrected paging parameters.
NSI005A
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI005A CHANGE OF DRV-MODE FOR VOLUME (&00) UNSUCCESSFUL. USE DISK ON DEVICE (&01) ONLY!
Meaning
The attempt to change the DRV-mode from DUAL to MONO for volume (&00)
has failed. Actual data on disk (&01) only.
Response
For further attempts use this disk only.
NSI0050
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0050 SPECIFY (&00) FILE OR DEVICE. REPLY ((&01))
Meaning
Startup is ready to process reps or to read parameters. Please enter the
name of the next input file or specify the next input medium for (&00) =
PARAM for parameters
BS2000 REP for BS2000-reps
STRT REP for Startup-reps
VM2000 REP for VM2000-reps
&01 defines possible input media
Response
Reply : Meaning:
Reps/parameters will be read from
P.FN=<filename>(,VOL=<vsn>) file <filename> on public volume set or on
private disk with volume serial number <vsn>.
Default for userid = TSOS;
default for catid = Home-PVS.
P.CONS the IPL console
P. the file with the standard file name
(SYSREP.<name> / SYSPAR.<name> on userid TSOS
of Home-PVS).
If already the standard file name were indi-
cated, REP/parameter input is terminated.
P.END End of rep/parameter input
NSI0052
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0052 PAGING AREA (&00) ERRONEOUSLY LOCATED ON SEVERAL VOLUMES
Meaning
A Part of the paging area SYS.PAGING.(&00) is not located on disk (&00).
Only the part located on disk (&00) will be used for paging.
Response
Reorganize paging area SYS.PAGING.(&00).
Attention ! Reorganization must not be done while volume (&00) is
in use for paging.
Check which paging devices are used.
If necessary, assign additional paging devices after SYSTEM READY.
NSI0057
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0057 ERROR WHILE READING FILE (&00)
Meaning
On reading a data block from the rep file or parameter file (&00),
an unrecoverable error has occurred. File (&00) can not be processed.
If no reps or parameters have been read , then message NSI00BC
will be displayed and message NSI0050 will be repeated.
If (&00) is a rep file and reps have already been read from file
(&00), then message NSI3105 will be displayed and system
initialization terminates.
If (&00) is a parameter file and parameter records have already been read
from file (&00), then the messages NSI008E and NSI008F will
be displayed and the message NSI0050 will be repeated.
Response
None.
NSI0058
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: V Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0058 NO MORE REP LOADERS OF TYPE (&00) ACCEPTED
Meaning
For REP input there has been specified
more than four times a disk file ((&00) = FN) or
more than two times the IPL console ((&00) = CONS).
In the following message NSI0050 will be displayed in order to allow
the specification of a different REP input medium, if possible.
Response
None.
NSI0059
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0059 HARDWARE RESERVE FOR PUBLIC VOLUME (&00) CANNOT BE RELEASED
Meaning
The hardware reserve of disk drive used for the public volume
(VSN=(&00)) cannot be released. System initialization will be aborted.
Response
Check devices and preceding error messages.
NSI006B
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI006B FILE (&00) NOT FOUND
Meaning
File (&00) has been specified as rep or parameter file at message
NSI0050. The filename (&00) does not exist in the catalog or its
catalog entry is destroyed.
Subsequently the messages NSI00BC and NSI0050 will be displayed.
Response
None.
NSI006C
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI006C REP LOADER WITHOUT END CARD. STARTUP TERMINATES
Meaning
The END statement for (&00) reps is missing in a rep input medium.
Thus the rep input medium is incomplete.
Response
Repeat system initialization using a correct rep input medium.
NSI006D
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI006D CANNOT SAVE REP-LOADER(S) INTO FILE (&00)
Meaning
Error during processing of the file (&00).
Reps are no longer saved into the file (&00).
Response
In file (&00) (formerly SAVEREP) all processed reps are recorded for
diagnostic purpose. Repair file (&00) occasionally.
System initialization continues.
NSI0066
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0066 REP (&00) ERROR. REPLY (EOT(IGNORE REP))
Meaning
An error was detected in the Class-1-REP record fed last. The REP-record
was not processed and is shown following this message at the IPL console.
(&00)=ADDR At a relative Rep the correction address calculated from
the correction data and the initial address of the given
module/entry is higher than 2 GB
=CHECK The check data does not match the memory contents at the
correction address before the correction
=CLASS In Class1-loader a REP was found for a module belonging
to Class2-exec
=DISPL The place in the REP-record available does not suffice for
the calculated command offset
=ETPND In the REP-record a module version number was indicated
but the ETPND of the module to be corrected can not be
identified
=FORMAT General format error
=FORMAT xx Special format error. xx means:
00 Identification of the REP-record is missing or wrong;
no blank in the columns 1,5,11,15,51 and 56;
no apostrophe in the column 17;
REP-class (column 70) is neither '1' nor '2'.
01 REP characteristic (column 69) is not permitted.
02 REP address (columns 6-10) is not 5-digit hex.
03 The check data (columns 52-55) are not 2- or 4-digit
hexadecimal or 4 blanks
04 More than 32 signs correction data;
no apostrophe following the correction data;
odd number of correction data
05 No blank or plus sign after the apostrophe completing
the correction data
06 The characteristic for the computer type (column 72) is
not permitted
07 The REP-type (column 16) is not permitted for this
computer type
08 at the REP type 'B' fewer than 32 correction data got
or the last digit of the correction address is not '0'
09 at a relative REP no plus sign follows final apostrophe
0A at the REP type O, P, Q, R, S, T, U or V the last digit
of correction address is not '0', '1' or '2'
0B at a relative REP number of correction data is not 8
0C at a relative REP the module-/entry name is longer
than 8 characters or does not close with a blank
0D at a relative REP specifying an ISL-entry name the
correction data are unequal X'00000000'
0E for a REP-type O, S, N or W the last digit of the
correction address is not '2'
=IMMEDIATE The correction data of a relative REP of the type O, P, Q,
R, S, T, U or V does not fit machine code
=LENGTH The sum of correction address and number of correction
bytes is larger than the module length
=NAME The given name (columns 73-80) is not contained in EOLDTAB
=PARITY The given hash total (column 57) does not agree with the
data of the REP record
=REL-NAME at a relative REP the module-/entry-/ISL-entry-name is
not contained in EOLDTAB
=VERSION The module version number indicated in the REP-record
columns 66-68 does not agree on the ETPND of the module
=VERSNR same as VERSION
Response
After replying EOT REP processing becomes continued without the faulty
REP. If the system initialization is impossible without the faulty REP,
the corrected REP must be entered at IPL console or system initialization
must be repeated with a corrected REP-file
NSI0067
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0067 (&01) (&00) ERROR IN IPL-REP
Meaning
An error was detected in the IPL-REP record fed last. The REP-record was
not processed and is shown as insert (&01) in two lines at IPL console.
(&00)=CHECK The check data does not match the memory contents at the
correction address before the correction
=DISPL The place in the REP-record available does not suffice for
the calculated command offset
=ETPND In the REP-record a module version number was indicated
but the ETPND of the module to be corrected can not be
identified
=FORMAT General format error
=FORMAT xx Special format error. xx means:
00 Identification of the REP-record is missing or wrong;
no blank in the columns 1,5,11,15,51 and 56;
no apostrophe in the column 17;
REP-class (column 70) is neither '1' nor '2'.
01 REP characteristic (column 69) is not permitted.
02 REP address (columns 6-10) is not 5-digit hex.
03 The check data (columns 52-55) are not 2- or 4-digit
hexadecimal or 4 blanks
04 More than 32 signs correction data;
no apostrophe following the correction data;
odd number of correction data
05 No blank or plus sign after the apostrophe completing
the correction data
06 The characteristic for the computer type (column 72) is
not permitted
07 The REP-type (column 16) is not permitted for this
computer type
08 at the REP type 'B' fewer than 32 correction data got
or the last digit of the correction address is not '0'
09 at a relative REP no plus sign follows final apostrophe
0A at the REP type O, P, Q, R, S, T, U or V the last digit
of correction address is not '0', '1' or '2'
0B at a relative REP number of correction data is not 8
0C at a relative REP the module-/entry name is longer
than 8 characters or does not close with a blank
0D at a relative REP specifying an ISL-entry name the
correction data are unequal X'00000000'
=IMMEDIATE The correction data of a relative REP of the type O, P, Q,
R, S, T, U or V does not fit machine code
=LENGTH The sum of correction address and number of correction
bytes is larger than the module length
=NAME The given name (columns 73-80) is not contained in EOLDTAB
=PARITY The given hash total (column 57) does not agree with the
data of the REP record
=REL-NAME at a relative REP the module-/entry-/ISL-entry-name is
not contained in EOLDTAB
=VERSION The module version number indicated in the REP-record
columns 66-68 does not agree on the ETPND of the module
=VERSNR same as VERSION
Response
After replying EOT REP processing becomes continued without the faulty
REP. If the system initialization is impossible without the faulty REP,
the system initialization must be repeated with a corrected IPL-repfile
(SYSREP.IPL.DSKxxx)
NSI0069
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0069 (&00) (&01) HAS ILLEGAL FCB TYPE OR ILLEGAL RECORD LENGTH
Meaning
(&00) = FILE (&01) = <filename>
The rep or parameter record from input medium (&00), which is
currently processed has an illegal length or has not the format of a
variable record in a SAM file.
The following record length is correct :
In case of a rep file: 1-256 bytes (without record length field).
In case of a param input: 1-72 bytes (without record length field).
(blanks in column 73-80 are accepted).
Possible error causes are:
a) No SAM format
b) Wrong record length
c) The "/" record in rep input or the "/END-PARAMS" record in
param input is missing, such that the end has not been recognized.
Have no reps / parameters yet been read in from (&00), the
messages NSI00BC and NSI0050 will be displayed.
Is (&00) rep input and some reps have already been read in,
message NSI3105 will be displayed and system initialization terminates.
In this case repeat system initialization using correct rep input.
Is (&00) param input and some parameters have been read in,
the messages NSI008E, NSI008F and NSI0050 will be displayed.
Response
None.
NSI0070
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0070 ENTER (&00) MODULE NAME. REPLY (NAME; EOT (NO MORE (&00) CONSOLE REPS))
Meaning
The name of a module is asked for for which rep correction will be done.
(&00) = CLASS 1 : A class 1 rep should be entered.
(&00) = CLASS 2 : A class 2 rep should be entered.
(&00) = STARTUP : A Startup rep should be entered.
(&00) = VM2000 : A VM2000 hypervisor rep should be entered.
Response
NAME: Name of the module to be repped.
EOT: There are no more reps of class 1 respective class 2.
NSI0071
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0071 ENTER RELATIVE ADDRESS IN MODULE. REPLY (5 CHAR)
Meaning
Module relative address of the rep is asked for.
Response
5 hexadecimal digits.
NSI0073
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0073 ENTER CORRECTION DATA. REPLY (MAX 32 CHAR)
Meaning
The data for the correction of a modules object code are requested.
Response
2-32 hexadecimal digits. The number of digits in the correction
data must not be odd.
NSI0074
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0074 ENTER CHECK INFORMATION. REPLY (CCCC,P,MMM (OLD DATA, PARITY, VERSION); EOT(SKIP CHECK))
Meaning
Check bytes, parity byte, and module version number are asked for.
Response
CCCC: 1 or 2 data check bytes
P: Parity byte
MMM: Module version number
If one of the control data (cccc or P or MMM) is not specified
(comma only), then the corresponding check will be omitted.
EOT: The check will be skipped.
NSI0075
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0075 CONSOLE ASSIGNED AS REP-LOADER FOR CLASS2 REPS. REPLY (EOT(CONSOLE IS USED); N(NO))
Meaning
The console has been assigned as rep input medium.
The operator is asked, if class2 reps will be input via console.
Response
EOT: Subsequently the class 2 reps are asked for.
N = NO: No class 2 reps via console.
NSI0077
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0077 ENTER AUTOMATIC COMMAND FILE NAME. REPLY (FILE NAME; N(DO NOT USE); EOT(USE STANDARD))
Meaning
A sequence of operator commands which are in a command file will be
executed automatically after 'SYSTEM READY'.
The filename of the command file has to be specified.
Response
'FILE NAME'- Command file with this name will be used.
'EOT' - Generated command file name will be used,
default is file defined in system parameter CMDFILE.
'N' - No command file use.
NSI008A
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI008A PROCESSING PARAMETER ADD FILE (&00)
Meaning
The implicitly ( with control card "/ADD" for parameter service )
defined parameter file (&00) is read in now.
This message is displayed only with dialogue startup.
(&00) = filename
Response
None.
NSI008B
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI008B OVERFLOW OF PARAM FILENAME BUFFER
Meaning
More than 16 valid /ADD records have been found in one PARAM
file. This caused an overflow of the buffer reserved for the
names of implicitly defined PARAM files. The processing of the
actual (explicitly defined) PARAM file is aborted. The messages
NSI008E, NSI008F and NSI0050 will be displayed.
Response
None.
NSI008C
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI008C INVALID FIRST RECORD (&00)
Meaning
File (&00) has been specified as rep/parameter input medium by
message NSI0050.
The first record in this file does not contain the string "BS2000 LOADER"
or respectively, "/BS2000 PARAMS". Possible causes for this error are:
- a wrong filename has been specified
- the string "BS2000 LOADER" - "/BS2000 PARAMS" is missing or in error
- a wrong format of file (&00):
The fields for block length or record length do not exist.
The file (&00) will not be processed. The messages NSI00BC and NSI0050
will be displayed.
On processing of IPL- or SLED Rep File System Initialization will be
terminated.
Response
None.
NSI008D
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI008D PARAM FILE CONTAINS NO FILE END RECORD
Meaning
On processing a parameter file,
end of file has been recognized without having
found the end statement /END-PARAMS.
If no valid parameter or /ADD record has been
read in yet, the messages NSI00BC and NSI0050 will be displayed.
Otherwise, the messages NSI008E, NSI008F and NSI0050 will be displayed.
Response
None.
NSI008E
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI008E LAST ACCEPTED PARAM RECORD WAS: (&00)
Meaning
On processing a parameter file an unrecoverable
error has occurred. Therefore it is impossible to process the complete
file. The cause of the error is indicated in the
preceding message. The parameter file records have been read in from
the first record up to the record displayed (&00), including this record.
Response
None. The messages NSI008F and NSI0050 will be displayed.
NSI008F
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI008F IGNORE PARAMS? REPLY (EOT(ALL); F(FILE); S(SECTION); N(NO))
Meaning
NSI008F is displayed in connection with NSI008E. The operator
is asked, whether system initialization should continue without
the PARAM records read in by parameter service or without
some of these records.
Response
On any operator input, parameter service will continue with message
NSI0050; up to the end of parameter service, system initialization
will run in dialogue mode.
All parameters following the wrong record in the actual input file
or medium are ignored.
If "P." is entered, all parameter records read in so far
will be neglected.
If "P.F" is entered, only the parameters read in from the
actual input file or medium will be neglected.
If "P.S" is entered, only the parameters of that "section"
are neglected, which contains the record displayed in NSI008E.
These are:
If a parameter has been read in last: all records succeeding the
last /BEGIN record.
If an /ADD record has been read in last: all /ADD records in the actual
file.
If "P.N" is entered, all parameter records read in so far are
preserved.
If necessary, an /EOF record is generated; it should
not be entered by the next parameter input file.
NSI0080
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0080 REQM CLASS 3 FAILED
Meaning
A request for class 3 memory being used to build system tables
(interrupt trace table, table of GCs NSIHWID/NSISWID) has failed.
Response
Take dump and retry system initialization.
NSI0084
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0084 DEVICE (&00) PHYSICALLY CORRESPONDS TO DISK (&01) AS WELL AS TO DISK (&02)
Meaning
The paths or the device numbers via which the disks with
volume serial numbers (&01) and (&02) could be accessed physically,
are logically assigned to the same device with mnemonic (&00).
Therefore the device tables of the operating system do not correspond
to the actual device configuration.
Message NSI0084 is followed (after further messages perhaps) by message
NSI3105 and by termination of system initialization.
Response
Please create parameter records in order to adapt the device tables
of the operating system to the actual device configuration and
repeat system initialization with these parameters as input.
NSI0086
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0086 PARAM CONTROL RECORD ERROR (&00)-(&01)
Meaning
(&00) : Error code
(&01) : Erroneous control record
An erroneous control record has been read in. The following
conditions may cause the error:
(&00) = 01 : Syntax error :
No blank between /ADD and filename or between
control code and comment; or incorrect filename
in /ADD record; or incorrect keyword in /BEGIN record;
(&00) = 02 : A /BEGIN record has been found in a file, from which
an /ADD record has already been read in;
(&00) = 03 : /ADD record in implicitly defined input file;
(&00) = 04 : A control record is expected, but the actual record
does not start with a defined control code
(i.e., with /BEGIN, /ADD, /EOF, or /END-PARAMS );
(&00) = 05 : Unexpected /EOF record ( No PARAM series to be closed).
Error code 04 may be caused by omitting /END-PARAMS at the
logical file end.
Response
None. Message NSI0087 will be displayed.
NSI0087
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0087 ENTER CORRECTED RECORD. REPLY (RECORD; EOT(IGNORE))
Meaning
The operator is asked for the correction of an erroneous
control record. The erroneous control record and the error code
are displayed in the preceding message NSI0086.
Response
If EOT is entered, the erroneous record is ignored and system
initialization continues by processing the next parameter record.
If the console input does not start with "P.", message NSI3210 will
be displayed and the messages NSI0086 and NSI0087 will be repeated.
Any console input with length > 0 will be processed instead of
the incorrect control record (and checked again).
If fast startup is running, dialogue mode will be switched on for the
time of parameter service, independent of the operator reply.
Further hints: In case of error code 01 (message NSI0086) it is
reasonable to enter a new record, in case of the error codes 02, 03
or 05 it is reasonable to enter EOT and correct the error with the
the next message NSI0050;
a missing /BEGIN record (error code 04) can be entered in reply to
NSI0087, but the parameter record displayed as erroneous control record
is skipped then and must be entered anew after the next message NSI0050.
NSI0088
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0088 OVERFLOW OF PARAM BUFFER
Meaning
Too many parameter records have been read in, such that the size of the
buffer being reserved for parameters is not sufficient. The processing
of the actual parameter file is aborted. NSI3105 will be displayed and
system initialization will be aborted.
Response
None. Repeat system initialization by using fewer parameter records.
NSI0095
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0095 HERSLOG INCOMPLETE. STARTUP CONTINUES
Meaning
In the logging file HERSLOG all hardware errors are logged.
The start of the subfunction - logging of machine errors - has failed.
By this in the following session machine errors will not be logged
in the logging file HERSLOG.
Response
None or remove error cause and repeat system initialization.
NSI0400
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0400 (&00) ERROR: CC=(&01); CSW=(&02)
Meaning
During bootstrap one of the following errors occurred while reading from
or writing to disk:
1. condition code 3 after SIO-, TIO-, SSCH- or TSCH-instruction
2. condition code 1 after SIO instruction and
neither control unit nor device unit busy
3. condition code 1 after SSCH- or TSCH-instruction
4. condition code 0 after TIO instruction
5. channel error indicated in channel status byte
6. unit check resp. secondary indicator set in device status byte
Meaning of inserts:
(&00) = I/O instruction, after which the error occurred
SIO = START I/O
TIO = TEST I/O
SSC = START SUBCHANNEL (SSCH)
TSC = TEST SUBCHANNEL (TSCH)
(&01) = condition code after I/O instruction that caused the error
(&02) = channel- resp. subchannel-status word
Response
Analyze reason of error and remove it if possible, then try to
repeat system initialization.
NSI0410
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0410 UNCORR. I/O ERROR; SENSE BYTES 0 - 7 = (&00)
Meaning
During bootstrap an uncorrectable I/O error occurred on a machine with
HSI=CFCS3,mode=370 while reading from or writing to disk.
Sense bytes have been read.
The contents of sense bytes 0 - 7 are (&00).
Response
Analyze reason of error and remove it if possible; then try to
repeat system initialization.
NSI0420
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI0420 UNEXPECTED (&00) INTERRUPTION CODE: (&01); PSW: (&02)
Meaning
An unexpected (&00) interruption has occurred.
(&01) is the interruption code and (&02) the active PSW
at interruption time.
Response
Take dump and inform system maintenance.
NSI1100
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1100 IPL DEVICE = (&00); IPL PATH = (&01) (MN=(&02))
Meaning
If (&00) is equal TAPE, then SYSFIRST (System for Primary
Installation) has been loaded from tape via path (&01).
In the other case initial program load has been performed from disk
with VSN (&00) via path (&01).
(&01) = device number,
(&02) = device mnemonic of IPL-disk.
Response
None
NSI1103
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1103 CPU-NO (&03) OUT OF RANGE FROM 0000 TO (&04). (&00)(&01) CODE=(&02)
Meaning
The present hardware has returned a CPU address which is out of range
being supported by software.
(&03) = cpu address returned by hardware (4-digit sedecimal),
(&04) = highest value for CPU address being supported (4-digit sedecimal).
For (&00), (&01) and (&02) see message NSI0012.
Response
None.
NSI1105
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1105 FAST STARTUP TO BE PERFORMED? REPLY (Y; N; EOT=Y)
Meaning
If startup mode is not or cannot be specified at the IPL menu,
the operator is asked whether system initialization
shall be performed in mode FAST or in mode DIALOGUE.
Response
Y: System initialization will be performed in mode FAST.
N: System initialization will be performed in mode DIALOGUE.
NSI1106
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1106 *** BS2000 (&00) STARTUP ***
Meaning
This first message of system initialization indicates
the mode (&00) of system initialization.
Note: This message is not displayed if the program SYSFIRST
(System for Primary Installation) has been loaded from tape.
(&00): FAST, AUTOMATIC or DIALOGUE.
Response
None.
NSI1110
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1110 ENTER OPTIONS OR EOT. REPLY ((&00))
Meaning
The operator is asked to enter the desired options or an empty reply
(no options).
The following options are offered:
UNLOCK, TEST, ALLDISK, DRV-SELECT, CREATE-DRV
on machines of type XS31 with IOCF (not equal to C40-) there is
offered additionally: IPL-CONF.
All options may be combined in any sequence.
Meaning of the options:
UNLOCK:
has the effect that system initialization may be performed in
some exceptional cases.
In these exceptional cases the operator and system administration
must check carefully,
if system initialization may continue without damage of the
data sets consistency.
The following exceptional cases are concerned :
Reset of system time in comparison to the last session.
ALLDISK:
In the disk configuration being used by startup all available disks
will be inserted. By this, load objects and/or REP/parameter files
may be read from any disk, even outside of home-PVS.
If hardware IPL is processed from private disk, then the option ALLDISK
is set implicitely.
Setting this option (explicit or implicit) causes setting of IPL-CONF-
option IGNORE implicitely.
IPL-CONF:
Has the effect that options for the usage of the file
SYSDAT.IPL-CONF.vvv will be offered to the operator.
DRV-SELECT:
All decisions to pick out the disk to be used of a DRV-disk
pair will be done by the operator.
CREATE-DRV:
A SRV-Home PVS becomes a DRV-PVS during imcat of home-PVS.
TEST:
Has the effect, that the operator is asked for options to be used
in special test situations.
Response
Enter reply with options desired.
NSI1113
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1113 ENTER TEST OPTIONS OR EOT. REPLY (DUMPTEST,STRTNAME,REPERRIGN,WATCH, ASYNSKPIN)
Meaning
STRTNAME:
Offers the possibility to load SYSSTART from a file, the filename
of which is different from the standard filename.
It has the effect that before loading SYSSTART the operator
is asked for the file name of the load module.
REPERRIGN
Has the effect that processing will continue after detection of any
error(s) in the file SYSREP.STRT.vvv (or the file specified deviating
from the standard file name) without expecting an answer to the
message NSI0066.
WATCH
This test option has the effect that a monitoring of a certain device
will be activated. This means that System Initialization will be ter-
minated in case of problems which prevent usage of this device by IPL-
Exec. Thereby the possibility for creating diagnostics (SLED) follows.
The device to be monitored is to be specified by the following
message NSI1117.
IPLTEST:
This option is provided for quality assurance of software development.
System initialization is not possible when using this option.
DUMPTEST:
This option is provided for quality assurance of software development.
System initialization is not possible when using this option.
This option has the effect that a pattern is written into each halfpage
of real main memory beginning at 2nd page and ending at 8 MB.
System initialization will be terminated without message.
The following dump of main memory (SLED) may be verified automatically.
the contents of main memory are modified in the following way :
bytes X'00001000' through X'00001003' := X'00001000'
bytes X'00001800' through X'00001803' := X'00001800'
bytes X'00002000' through X'00002003' := X'00002000'
etc.
bytes X'007FF800' to X'007FF803' := X'007FF800'
ASYNSKPIN:
This option is provided for quality assurance of software development.
System initialization is impossible when using this option.
This option has the effect, that if there is a SKP/MU as IPL-Console,
there will be always a read command at the input path active.
Therefore a change to the class1-exec is not possible.
Response
Enter the desired test options.
NSI1116
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1116 ENTER IPL-CONF OPTION OR EOT. REPLY (IGNORE; RESET; SAVE; EOT=IGNORE)
Meaning
The operator has requested IPL-CONF option by message NSI1110. He is
now asked to enter one of the offered option or a combination of
options (options SAVE and RESET must not be combined) or an
empty reply (that means IGNORE).
IGNORE:
has the effect that the IPL-CONF, existing on each IPL-disk, will be
ignored and the determination of the startup disk configuration will
be done by checking all available devices (on line scan will be
performed).
This option must be used if the IPL-CONF on the IPL-disk contains
valid information, but system initialization shall be performed
from a different disk configuration.
This option is set implicitely by setting of IPL-option ALLDISK
(explicitely or implicitely).
RESET:
has the effect that the IPL-CONF contents on the IPL-disk will be
invalidated after using by startup and therefore cannot be used for
further system initializations.
SAVE:
has the effect that informations about all disks needed for the
actual system initialization (normally all disks of the HOME- and
PAGING-pubset(s)) will be stored into a save area existing on all
IPL-disks (the IPL-CONF). All further system initializations which
are performed from this IPL-disk and at the same machine automatically
use this startup configuration (unless prohibited by option IGNORE)
without access to other devices and therefore side effects by
accessing devices not needed are avoided (suppression of on line
scan).
This reduces the time for system initialization at sites
with large periphery configuration.
A saved IPL-CONF can be used as long as the stored disk
characteristics match the actual startup configuration (for
each needed disk the disk identification VSN, the device
identification MN, the device type and the number of disks for
each needed pubset).
Response
Enter reply with option desired or an empty reply.
NSI1117
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1117 ENTER MN OR SUBCHANNEL-# OF DEVICE TO BE WATCHED. REPLY (MN= OR SC=)
Meaning
The operator has requested test option WATCH by message NSI1113. Now he
is asked for mnemotechnical name or subchannel number of device to be
watched.
Response
MN= two or four digits mnemotechnical name or
SC= four digits sedecimal subchannel number of device to be watched.
NSI1118
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1118 ACTIVE IOCDS/IORSF DOES NOT CONTAIN A VALID SUBCHANNEL FOR (&00)
Meaning
No valid subchannel exist in active IOCDS/IORSF for device specified by
message NSI1117.
(&00) input of message NSI1117
Response
None.
NSI1120
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1120 ONLINE SCAN IN PROGRESS
Meaning
During online scan every 30 second after the last console in/output
this message will be displayed to inform about the progression of
the online scan.
Response
None.
NSI1125
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1125 DIALOGUE STARTUP IS RESTRICTED TO CONSOLE (&00)
Meaning
The authorization for system initialization with mode Dialogue
is restricted to console with mnemonic (&00).
Response
Watch following messages.
NSI1126
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1126 CHECK IF AUTHORIZATION FOR DIALOGUE STARTUP SHALL BE RESTRICTED TO THIS CONSOLE (&00). REPLY (Y; N; EOT=N)
Meaning
Dialogue Startup for this system is not restricted to any console.
Following system initialization with mode Dialogue can be restricted
to the current console with mnemonic (&00).
Response
- Answer "Y": Dialogue Startup only from current console,
this restriction can be removed in following
Dialogue Startup.
- Answer "N": Authorization for Dialogue Startup continues without
restriction to any console.
NSI1127
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1127 CHECK IF RESTRICTION FOR DIALOGUE STARTUP SHALL BE REMOVED. REPLY (Y; N; EOT=N)
Meaning
Dialogue Startup for this system was restricted to current console.
The restriction can be removed for following system initializations
with mode Dialogue.
Response
- Answer "Y": Dialogue Startup is no more restricted to current
console.
- Answer "N": Authorization for Dialogue Startup stays restricted
to current console.
NSI1135
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1135 ENTER ACTUAL HOME-PVS IDENTIFIER. REPLY (PVSI)
Meaning
At system initialization in mode FAST or AUTOMATIC the home PVS will
be selected by using the PVS to which the IPL disk belongs.
In mode DIALOG the operator may select the Home-PVS, if more than
one PVS is connected to the machine.
In the present case either the IPL disk has been a private disk or
more than one PVS is connected to the machine and mode DIALOG has
been selected.
In order to continue system initialization the operator must specify
the identification of the home PVS to be used.
Response
Reply the identification of the home PVS to be used.
NSI1140
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1140 MAKE MISSING PUBVOLS READY. REPLY (R(CONTINUE))
Meaning
The operator gets the possibility to make missing PVS volumes operable.
Response
Connect missing PVS volumes and make them operable,
then answer message.
Afterwards the home PVS to be used may be selected again.
NSI1143
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1143 (&00) PUBVOLS OF (&01)-PVS (&02) ONLINE
Meaning
(&01) = HOME for home PVS
There are (&00) public volumes of the Home-PVS online.
PVS-ID and SYSID are displayed in (&02).
Response
None.
NSI1145
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1145 (&00) (&01) ON (&02) (&03)
Meaning
All volumes of the Home-PVS are listed.
(&00): volume serial number (VSN)
(&01): date and time of last session in the format
YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS; non printable character='?'
(&02): on XS31 with IOCF = device mnemonic,
otherwise = list of all device addresses or device number
by which the disk could be accessed.
(&03): 'IS NEW' if this disk has not been used in the last session,
or
'HAS DIFFERENT DMS-ATTRIBUTES' if the DMS-Attributes of the volume
are not equal to the DMS-Attributes of the PUBRES volume,
or
'HAS DIFFERENT TIMESTAMP' if the timestamp of the volume
is not equal to the timestamp of the PUBRES volume.
Response
None
or
pay attention to following messages, if a note (&03) is displayed.
NSI1148
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1148 DO YOU ACCEPT VOLUME (&00). REPLY (ACCEPT; N = TERMINATE)
Meaning
On all volumes of the home PVS, the time stamps have been
compared. This comparison has shown that not all time stamps are equal.
(&00): volume serial number
Response
Check all volumes of the public volume set to see, if the proper
volumes are mounted; that means if the corresponding volume (&00)
really belong to the public volume set.
Only if that is true, system initialization may continue with reply
ACCEPT.
ACCEPT : system initialization continues
N : system initialization terminates
Caution: If system initialization continues without performing this
check and if wrong disks are mounted, all disks of the
supposed public volume set may be destroyed!
NSI1153
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1153 STATE OF PROCESSORS ONLINE:
Meaning
This message announces an overview of the processors of the
present hardware configuration
(see messages NSI1155, NSI1158).
Response
None.
NSI1155
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1155 (&00) ONLINE, ATTACHED (&01)
Meaning
(&00) = CPU n : CPU n is active
(&01) = (IPL CPU): identifies the CPU of initial program load
Response
None.
NSI1158
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1158 (&00) ONLINE, DETACHED
Meaning
(&00) = CPU n : CPU n is not yet active.
Response
None.
NSI1163
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1163 LOCAL DATE = (&00), TIME = (&01) FROM (&02) (&03)
Meaning
(&00): YYYY-MM-DD
(&01): HH:MM:SS
(&02): CPU or RADIO CLOCK or SVP or USER
(&03): (MEZ) or (MESZ) or (ST) or (DST)
There is displayed the local time base which will be used for this
session and its origin.
Usually this time is taken of the (battery powered) SVP clock.
If this clock does not work, the time is taken of the CPU clock (TODR).
If these times cannot be used, the time base can be defined by the
operator (USER).
The appendix
MEZ: Central European (winter) time
MESZ: Central European summer time
will appear only, if the SVP clock is controlled by radio clock;
the appendix
ST: Standard (winter) time
DST: Daylight saving (summer) time
will appear only, if the SVP clock is controlled by SINIX.
Response
None.
NSI1165
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1165 DO YOU ACCEPT LOCAL DATE AND TIME? REPLY (Y; N; EOT=Y)
Meaning
The operator must check local date and time which have been
displayed by the last message NSI1163 and he must decide whether
system's date and/or time shall be modified.
Response
"EOT": Date and time are equal to the local time.
N = NO: Date and time shall be modified
(the corresponding requests will follow).
NSI1167
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1167 DATE AND TIME FROM SVP AND CPU NOT VALID
Meaning
The date and time bases of the present hardware are not valid.
Response
See following messages.
NSI1168
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1168 ENTER LOCAL DATE. REPLY (YYYYMMDD)
Meaning
The system asks for the local date.
Response
Date has to be entered in the format YYYYMMDD, there is:
YYYY: Year
MM: Month
DD: Day of the month
NSI1169
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1169 LOCAL DATE DIFFERS MORE THAN SIX DAYS FROM DATE OF LAST SESSION
Meaning
Date and time must be checked because according to the timestamp
of the home PVS more than six days have passed since last session.
Response
See following messages.
NSI1170
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1170 PLEASE CHECK LOCAL DATE AND/OR TIME
Meaning
Date and time must be checked because according to the timestamp of
the home PVS more than six days have passed since the last session or
because date and time are less than date and time of the last session.
Response
See following message.
NSI1173
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1173 ENTER LOCAL TIME. REPLY (HHMMSS)
Meaning
The system asks for the local time of day.
Response
The time has to be entered in the format HHMMSS, there is:
HH: Hours.
MM: Minutes.
SS: Seconds.
NSI1175
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1175 MODIFY LOCAL DATE AND TIME OF SVP. RETRY ? REPLY (Y; N, EOT=Y)
Meaning
Date and time of the SVP have not been accepted. By this reason the
SVP clock must be set to correct date and time values.
Response
"Y", after setting the SVP clock to correct date and time values.
"Y", after waiting a few minutes, if the time difference is small.
If setting the SVP clock to correct data and time values is not
possible, then system initialization may be performed with the
CPU clock (TODR) by using the reply "N".
A further possibility is, to start the system initialization in
mode DIALOG and to reply the question NSI1110 by P.UNLOCK .
Afterwards even a lower system time can be set.
NSI1176
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1176 ENABLE SET CLOCK. REPLY (EOT(CONTINUE))
Meaning
The clock of the system is protected against overwriting.
The key "TAGESZEIT" (time of day) must be pressed.
Response
"EOT": After pressing the key system initialization continues.
NSI1180
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1180 LOAD ADDRESS OF (&00) = (&01)
Meaning
For information purpose the load address (&01) of the load module
is displayed, which has been loaded from file (&00).
Response
None.
NSI1190
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1190 ENTER (&00)-FILENAME. REPLY (FILENAME(,VOL=VSN); EOT (USE STANDARD FILE))
Meaning
Values for (&00) can be BS2000 or STARTUP.
In DIALOGUE STARTUP this message is spent:
- in order to ask for the filename of the BS2000 module;
- the file name of the starting up module (SYSSTART) inquired due to
the test-option STRTNAME.
In FAST, AUTOMATIC or DIALOG STARTUP this message is spent:
- in order to inquire the file name of a module which can be used as a
substitute, if with the access to the straight file in treatment an
error arose.
The operator is requested to enter the file name of the BS2000 or STARTUP
module and - if the file is located on private disk - the volume serial
number of the corresponding disk. If no file name is given, the default
name for the load module file will be used.
Response
Enter the file name of the desired load module and, in case the
volume serial number of the corresponding private disk or an empty reply.
NSI1192
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1192 INVALID FILENAME FOR (&00) IN PARAMETER SECTION SYSOPT-IPL
Meaning
File with filename specified in parameter-file in section SYSOPT-IPL
for (&00) could not be processed.
(&00) = BS2000 | OS-IOCONF | REPFILE1 | REPFILE2 | REPFILE3 | REPFILE4
Response
Correct filename in parameterfile.
NSI1194
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1194 FILE (&00) IS USED AS (&01)
Meaning
(&00) is used as filename for (&01).
Following values for (&01) can occur:
(&01) = BS2000 FILE : File is used as BS2000 load module
= OS-IOCONF FILE : File is used as OS-IOCONF load module
= STARTUP FILE : File is used as Startup load module
Response
None.
NSI1202
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1202 SHARED PVS (&00) MAY NOT BE USED AS (&01)-PVS
Meaning
System initialization found that the PVS (&00), to be used as
Home-PVS, is reserved by other systems. The System-ID's of the
reserving systems are listed by following message NSI1203.
(&00): ID of Home PVS or other VS.
(&01): HOME if HOME-PVS.
Response
None. Take notice of following messages.
NSI1203
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1203 ASSIGNED SYSTEMS: (&00)
Meaning
The systems, assigned in sharelist, are listed.
The relation to the corresponding VS or volume is to be taken from
previous message NSI1202 or NSI5105.
(&00): System-ID's of assigned systems,
or blanks (no assignment),
or question marks (invalid System-ID).
Response
None. Take notice of following messages.
NSI1205
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1205 "(&00)"-PVS "(&01)" MUST NOT BE USED AS HOME-PVS
Meaning
System initialization found that the PVS (&01), to be used as
HOME-PVS consists of 4kB formatted disks ((&00) = 4K-FORMATTED) or
may contain large files (> 32 MB) ((&00) = LARGE FILE).
Such a PVS must not be used as HOME-PVS.
Response
None. Take notice of following messages.
NSI1207
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1207 PVS (&00) IS NOT A SINGLE-FEATURE PUBSET AND MUST NOT BE USED AS HOME-PVS
Meaning
System initialization found that the PVS (&00), to be used as
HOME-PVS consists of disks which are not member of a Single-Feature
Pubset. For HOME-PVS only Single-Feature PVS can be used.
Response
None. Take notice of following messages.
NSI1210
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1210 NO DISK MOUNTED
Meaning
System initialization found that no disk is available.
Subsequently message NSI1140 is displayed.
Response
None. Take notice of message NSI1140.
NSI1212
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1212 (&00) DISK DRIVES IGNORED BECAUSE OF I/O-ERRORS DURING ONLINE-SCAN
Meaning
This warning will be displayed if one or more disk drives was found in
error during online-scan without an error message displayed. This
message will not be output if either none of the disks is
concerned by errors or if all disks which are concerned by errors
have been already mentioned by VSN or MN in previous error
messages.
If at least one of these disks is required for Home- or Paging-PVS,
system initialization is impossible.
(&00) is number of disk drives in error without error message displayed.
Response
None. Take notice of other messages during online-scan and following
messages.
NSI1215
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1215 IPL-DISK IS NOT A MEMBER OF HOME-PVS
Meaning
The IPL-disk is not one of the disks of the Home-PVS. In this case
System-initialization is possible in DIALOG-mode only.
Response
None.
NSI1216
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1216 PVS-ID FROM IPL-DISK COULD NOT BE IDENTIFIED
Meaning
The PVS-ID in SVL of IPL-disk is not identifiable because the
IPL-disk is either a Private-disk or an I/O-error has occurred
during read of SVL
Response
Use an IPL-disk which is a member of Home-PVS or
execute Dialogue-Startup using IPL-option ALLDISK
NSI1220
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1220 NO PUBLIC VOLUME SET AVAILABLE
Meaning
System initialization found that no PVS (public volume set) is available.
Subsequently message NSI1140 will be displayed.
Response
None, take notice of message NSI1140.
NSI1225
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1225 VOLRES OF VSI (&00) MISSING; MAKE IT AVAILABLE. REPLY (EOT(CONTINUE))
Meaning
The system residence disk of the Volumeset (VSI = (&00)) has not been
found during determination of the available disks (online scan).
The operator is requested to mount or connect the missing disk.
Response
Mount or connect the missing disk; then answer message.
NSI1230
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1230 IPL PARAMS FOR (&00) INVALID; DEFAULT WILL BE USED
Meaning
At the frame of the SVP console an invalid value has been entered
for load VM2000 ((&00)=VM2000) or
for specification of the SKP/MU console paths ((&00)=CONSOLE).
BS2000 will be loaded without start of VM2000 software or
the default values will be used for the SKP/MU console paths.
Response
None.
NSI1231
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1231 UNEXPECTED SCPINFO RESULT: (&00)
Meaning
An error was detected during execution of the diagnose-command, which is
used to determine the size of the real memory.
(&00) is the reason for refusal (e.g. CC=3; SVP-completion code etc.)
Response
Watch following messages.
NSI1232
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1232 GET SYST. INFO FAILED. /HELP (&01) ((&00))
Meaning
An error was detected during collection of system informations
(size of real memory, VM2000/native-mode, Console-path)
(&00) is the reason for refusal (e.g. CC=3; SVP-completion code etc.)
(&01) is the message-key to be used in command
/HELP-MSG-INFORMATION MSG-IDENTIFICATION=,LANGUAGE=
as MSG-IDENTIFICATION to get detailed informations about
the problem occurred
Response
None.
NSI1234
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1234 ERROR ON "READ ACTIVE IOCDS/IORSF". COMPLETION CODE=(&00). HELP (&01).
Meaning
During execution of "Read Active IOCDS/IORSF" an error was detected.
(&00) = Completion Code of this action.
(&01) = Message-ID for further information about Completion Code.
Response
None
NSI1235
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight:
Warranty : NO
NSI1235 ACTIVE IORSF GENERATED/MODIFIED BY IORGP CAN BE USED FOR SYSFIRST OR FIRST-START ONLY. DO YOU WISH TO CONTINUE SYSFIRST/FIRST-START? REPLY(Y=YES, N=NO)
Meaning
Except for SYSFIRST or First-Start an IORSF generated by IOCGEN V12.1B00
or higher must be used. An IORSF generated/modified by IORGP is useable
for SYSFIRST or First-Start only. Basic-IOCONF must be used if you
continue.
Response
Reply Y: Continue SYSFIRST or First-Start in Dialogue mode.
Reply N: Terminate Startup
NSI1236
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight:
Warranty : NO
NSI1236 ACTIVE IORSF MUST BE GENERATED BY IOCGEN V12.1B00 OR HIGHER
Meaning
IORSF must be generated by IOCGEN V12.1B00 or higher because
of required additional informations about devices and
device attributes (attached/detached).
Response
Use an IORSF generated by an according IOCGEN.
NSI1237
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1237 AT LEAST ONE IPL-REP IN ERROR. REPLY (ACCEPT(CONTINUE); N(TERMINATE))
Meaning
During processing of the IPL-REPs at least one error was recognized.
The erroneous IPL-REP was skipped.
Response
Continue by giving the reply ACCEPT in the only case if there is no doubt
that the erroneous IPL-REP(s) are not necessary for the current
configuration otherwise the result is unpredictable.
NSI1238
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1238 IPL-REP-FILE IN ERROR
Meaning
During processing of the IPL-REP file one of the following errors of
this file was recognized:
A) The number of blocks really used of this file is greater than
the number of blocks written to the file anchor by SIR-IP,
because of expansion of the IPL-REP file and the necessary
redefinition of the file anchor by SIR-IP was not done.
B) No BS2000-LOADER as first record in the file or not a valid
end-criterium (two ' END'-records or a record with C'/' in
column 1 after the first end-record).
C) An error was recognized analogous to DMS-error 0BB7.
D) IPL-repfile is not a SAM-file.
Response
Use a proper IPL-REP-FILE to and repeat CREATE- or MODIFY-IPL function
of SIR-IP for this disk.
NSI1240
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1240 LOCAL DATE/TIME LESS THAN DATE/TIME OF LAST SESSION
Meaning
Date and time which have been displayed by the last message NSI1163
is less than date and time of the last session (time stamp of home PVS).
The session cannot be initialized with this date and time.
Response
Set date and time higher by the following messages.
If a lower value must be set for date and time, the operational
consequences (e.g. for accounting, for the data set (expiration date,
dumped files)) must be discussed by system administration.
By a new system initialization and by setting the option UNLOCK
(message NSI1110 in mode DIALOG) a lower value for date and time of
the system may be set.
NSI1245
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1245 VOLUME MISSING
Meaning
Reading of a rep or parameter inputfile or
loading of a load module has failed, because the disk volume of the
corresponding file is not available.
Response
Either specify a different file with a following message
or repeat system initialization with the disk being available.
NSI1250
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1250 FILE (&00) NOT CATALOGUED
Meaning
The file (&00) being necessary for system initialization
is not available.
Response
Specify the proper file with the following message.
NSI1280
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1280 NO SYSID FOR PVS (&00) DEFINED
Meaning
The PUBRES volume of public volume set (&00) has no defined sysid.
Response
None.
NSI1285
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1285 NO VALID SYSID FOR PVS (&00)
Meaning
The PUBRES volume of public volume set (&00) has no valid sysid.
Response
For PVS in new format (PVSID has more than one character) the SYSID
may be defined by the command /SET-PUBSET-CHARACTERISTICS.
The definition becomes effective in the session which follows the
session of definition.
NSI1300
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1300 ERROR ON LOAD MODULE (&00): (&01)
Meaning
The load module in file (&00) has been linked incorrectly
or
a wrong filename has been entered for the load module.
In (&01) the error cause is specified:
LOAD MODULE HAS KEY FORMAT:
Load module has wrong format,
only load modules with phase format = NONKEY are supported
WRONG NUMBER OF SEGMENTS:
The expected number of segments differs from the actual number
of segments in the load module.
WRONG DESCRIPTOR BLOCK:
A half page being specified as descriptor block does not
contain descriptors.
FORMAT NOT ALLOWED:
Only load modules generated with BINDER are processed.
Load modules generated with TSOSLNK are not allowed.
PROGRAM HEADER NOT IN FIRST BLOCK:
the first block of the load module does not contain the program header.
TXT/MOD-BLOCK WRONG:
The contents of a txt / mod block of the load module are invalid,
e.g. caused by erroneous corrections.
WRONG NUMBER OF DESCRIPTORS SPECIFIED IN PROGRAM HEADER:
The number of descriptors specified in program header differs
from the number of descriptors in the load module.
LOADPOINT NOT EQUAL SYSBASE:
The loadpoint in the BS2000 load module is not equal to the
value of SYSBASE, which is specified in BS2000 itself.
INCONSISTENT FORMAT OF LOAD MODULE:
The load module has an inconsistent format,
e.g. the block number of the first descriptor block being specified
in the program header is not part of the load module.
Response
Enter the correct filename for the load module by the
following message or
take dump, if the error cause is not clear and repeat
system initialization with a correct load module.
NSI1305
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1305 CATALOGUE ERROR ON PROCESSING FILE (&00)
Meaning
On Processing File (&00) a catalogue error occurred.
(&00) : Files $TSOS.SAVEREP, $TSOS.SAVESTA, $TSOS.SAVEBS2
Response
None.
NSI1310
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1310 MODULE (&00) CAN'T BE LOADED BETWEEN (&01) AND (&02)
Meaning
The load module in file (&00), which should have been loaded,
is larger than the space between the addresses (&01) and (&02)
that has been assigned for it.
If the error occurs during the first access to file (&00),
the operator will be asked for the name of the file of a
different load module by a subsequent message.
If the error occurs during later access, system initialization will be
cancelled.
Response
If the reason of the error must be diagnosed or/and the use of a different
load module is impossible, take dump (SLED) and inform software
maintenance.
NSI1315
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1315 ERROR WHILE PROCESSING FILE MACRO; ERROR CODE = (&00)
Meaning
An error occurred, while a call of macro FILE has been processed.
The error code reads (&00). The meaning of the possible error codes is
defined by macro IDEMS.
As an error during processing of macro FILE can only occur as a result of
an internal error within system initialization, system initialization
will be cancelled after the occurrence of such an error.
Response
Take dump and inform software maintenance
NSI1320
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1320 ERROR IN PROCESSING LOAD MODULE (&00): RETURNCODE = (&01)
Meaning
An error has occurred while processing a load module.
(&00) name of the corresponding file.
(&01) indicates the concerning returncode.
Response
Use correctly generated load module.
NSI1325
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1325 NOT ENOUGH MEMORY AVAILABLE, SYSSTART CANNOT BE LOADED
Meaning
Sysstart load module cannot be loaded into main memory area provided
for.
Response
Contact System Administration.
NSI1327
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight:
Warranty : NO
NSI1327 MAINSTORE CONTENT FROM (&00) TO (&01) IRRECOVERABLY LOST
Meaning
Mainstore content from (&00) to (&01) got lost by loading SLED because
of insufficient size of file SYSPRG.SLED.<nnn>.SAVE
Response
Call service center. SLED-job continues
NSI1330
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1330 INVALID BLKSIZE OF FILE (&00)
Meaning
File (&00) can't be processed due to value BLKSIZE not equal (STD,1)
or (STD,2).
Response
Install file with right BLKSIZE value.
NSI1403
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1403 HARDCOPY DEVICE FAILED. PROCESSING CONTINUES WITHOUT HARDCOPY
Meaning
The output to the hardcopy device being assigned to the IPL console
is not possible.
System initialization continues without hardcopy device.
Response
None.
If system initialization continues without hardcopy device
then the hardcopy device may be repaired and will be used again
later (at initialization of BS2000 console software (UCON)) or
from this point of time the console and defect hardcopy can be
switched versus a console with a working hardcopy.
The information which, in the present case will not be recorded at the
hardcopy device will always be recorded in the console logging file.
NSI1405
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1405 I/O ERROR ON LOADING FILE (&00)
Meaning
When loading file (&00) an uncorrectable read error has occurred.
If the error occurs during the first access to file (&00), the operator
will
be asked by a subsequent message to enter the name of a different file.
If the error occurs during later access, system initialization will
be cancelled.
Response
Use a different load module file.
If the reason for the error is not known already :
take dump and inform software maintenance.
NSI1410
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1410 CPU-CLOCK IN ERROR STATE OR INOP
Meaning
This message is displayed:
1. if the instruction 'STORE CLOCK' (CPU time, TODR) returns
condition code 2 (TODR in error state) or 3 (TODR inoperable)
2. if the instruction 'SET CLOCK' delivers condition code 3
(TODR inoperable).
In the first case system initialization continues ,
in the second case system initialization will be terminated.
Response
If system initialization terminates,
then repair CPU clock and retry system initialization.
NSI1420
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1420 DATE OR TIME FROM (&00) WITH ERROR
Meaning
The date or time from specified time source (&00) is erroneous
(incorrect value like 2012-02-30 or 2012-20-20).
(&00) may be: SVP
Response
See following message.
NSI1425
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1425 BS2000 CANNOT RUN ON THIS FIRMWARE
Meaning
Wrong Firmware has been selected for loading of BS2000 - not
VM2000-Monitor -.
Response
Load correct Firmware and start again.
NSI1430
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight:
Warranty : NO
NSI1430 CURRENT VERSION OF X2000 DOES NOT SUPPORT SET PREFIX
Meaning
This version of BS2000 requires X2000 V2.5 at least
Response
Install X2000 V2.5 or higher and repeat startup
NSI1440
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI1440 DIAGNOSE FUNCTION 'GET CPU INFORMATION' FAILED
Meaning
The SVP function (DIAGNOSE) 'GET CPU INFORMATION' has failed.
This function returns information which is necessary to continue
system initialization.
Response
Watch following messages.
NSI1500
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight:
Warranty : NO
NSI1500 SELECT A FILE. REPLY (NUMBER, EOT=WITHDRAW)
Meaning
Select one of the file names displayed before by input of the
corresponding number, or EOT to withdraw.
Response
Number, or EOT
NSI1510
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Warranty : NO
NSI1510 MORE THAN 128 FILES AVAILABLE
NSI2000
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2000 IPL DMS ERROR WITH ERROR CODE=(&00) ON (&01) (&02)
Meaning
On processing file ((&01)=FILE) or volume ((&01)=VOLUME) with
identification (&02) an error has occurred, being described by error code
(&00). The meaning of the error code usually corresponds to the meaning
of the corresponding DMS error code.
Response
Correct the error cause and take notice of the following messages.
NSI2002
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight:
Warranty : NO
NSI2002 NO FILE CORRESPONDING TO SPECIFIED OPERANDS
Meaning
No further information
Response
None
NSI2003
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight:
Warranty : NO
NSI2003 IPL DMS ERROR WITH ERROR CODE=(&00) ON DEVICE WITH MN=(&01)
Meaning
During an access on device with MN '(&01)' an IPL DMS error with
error code '(&00)' occured. Usually these error codes have the
same meaning as the corresponding DMS error codes.
This message occurs instead of the message NSI2000, if the VSN
could not be identified.
NSI2115
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2115 OVERFLOW OF STARTUP MESSAGE POOL
Meaning
The dialog via console occurring during system initialization is stored
intermediately and is moved into the console logging file (CONSLOG),
when the console logging file is available.
This intermediate storage is exhausted and before the console logging
file is available this overflow message will be displayed.
By this reason some messages of system initialization cannot be stored
intermediately and will not appear in the console logging file.
System initialization continues or
at secure system initialization (class 2 systemparameter SECSTART = Y)
system initialization terminates.
Response
None or
repeat system initialization with reduced dialog via console.
NSI2203
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight:
Warranty : NO
NSI2203 DISK WITH MN '(&00)' WILL BE IGNORED
Meaning
Disk with MN '(&00)' is a PAV disk and will be ignored.
NSI2204
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2204 VSN (&00) PVS-TIME-STAMP (LT) RECORDING DRV-TIME-STAMP(UTC)
Meaning
Headline for the following messages NSI2205.
Response
None.
NSI2205
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2205 (&00) (&01) (&02) (&03) (&04)
Meaning
There exists more than one disk volumes with same VSN (&00). For all of
these disks this message will be displayed. (&01) means MN; (&02) is date
and time of the last session using the disk; (&03) is actual recording
mode of the disk.
(&03) may be:
SRV Single Recording Volume
DRV-MONO active disk of a separated DRV-disk pair
DRV-READ Read-disk after incomplete reconstruction
DRV-DUAL Disk of an active DRV-pair or inactive
disk of a separated DRV-pair
DRV-EQUALIZE Disk of a DRV-pair which will be equalized
DRV-RECONSTRUCT Disk of a DRV-pair which will be just reconstructed
DRV-?? Unidentifiable DRV-state
(&04) will be displayed for DRV-disks only and means date and time
of last DRV state change.
Response
None.
NSI2206
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2206 MORE THAN TWO DRV-VOLUMES WITH VSN=(&00) AND IDENTICAL DRV-ATTRIBUTES FOUND
Meaning
During online-scan already two DRV-volumes in DRV-mode=DUAL and same
time-stamp as the actual one was found.
There must be selected one DRV-pair out of the available disks by
ignoring one of the volumes for system initialization. Selection
of the disk to be ignored will be done by the following message
NSI2209.
Response
None.
NSI2207
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2207 NO MORE SPACE IN VOLUME SET TABLE. VOLUME (&00) SKIPPED
Meaning
During first online scan the Volume Set Table containing all Volume Set
Identifiers including a list of subchannel numbers of all disks found for
each Volume Set is built. If space for Volume Set Table exhausted all
further volumes found will not be added to Volume Set Table and cannot
be used later on (i.e. for paging areas defined in SYSPAR.BS2.xxx)
Response
None.
NSI2208
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2208 IGNORE (&03)=(&01) OR (&04)=(&02) TO VOLUME (&00)? REPLY (1;2(&05))
Meaning
Two disk volumes with same VSN (&00) have been found on different devices
with device identifications (&03)=(&01) and (&04)=(&02).
(&03) = MN1 on hardware XS31 with IOCF or PATH1 otherwise,
(&04) = MN2 on hardware XS31 with IOCF or PATH2 otherwise.
(MN = device mnemonic, PATH = device address or device number).
Such a configuration is inconsistent. It can be corrected via software
by ignoring the disk device which is not needed. If several paths
(on type not equal XS31 with IOCF) lead to the volume which is not needed,
then this message must be replied for every path.
Response
Answer 1 : Disk device (&01) with VSN (&00) will be ignored,
the determination of the disk configuration will continue.
Answer 2 : Disk device (&02) with VSN (&00) will be ignored,
the determination of the disk configuration will continue.
Answer ETX: This answer is possible for DRV-Volumes and using IPL-
option "DRV-SELECT" only. It will be tried to select the
"better" DRV-Volume automatically. If this is unsuccessful
message NSI2208 will be repeated without offering
answer ETX.
Otherwise: The inconsistent disk configuration may also be corrected
by switching off one of the two disk devices physically
and by repeating system initialization subsequently.
NSI2209
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2209 IGNORE (&00)=(&01) OR (&02)=(&03) OR (&04)=(&05) TO DRV-VOLUME (&06)? REPLY (1;2;3)
Meaning
One of the volumes must be ignored for continuation of system
initialization.
(&00) is Volume Serial Number (identical for all reported disks),
(&01), (&02) and (&03) are the different mnemotechnical device names.
Response
Answer 1 : Volume on device with MN1 will be ignored;
Answer 2 : Volume on device with MN2 will be ignored;
Answer 3 : Volume on device with MN3 will be ignored.
NSI2210
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2210 INVALID PREFIX ENTERED - REPEAT ANSWER
Meaning
At system initialization a prefix different to P. or
at SLED (dump) a prefix different to S. has been entered.
Response
Repeat answer with correct prefix.
NSI2225
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2225 NEEDED DISK VOLUME (&00) NOT ACCESSIBLE
Meaning
One or more extents of a file which has been accessed is located on
the volume (&00) which is not included in Startup Device Table.
Response
Make the needed volume available and repeat initialization
or select a different file by one of the following messages.
NSI2230
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2230 SECONDARY DISK ((&00)) OF A DUPLEX-PAIR UNUSABLE
Meaning
A disk has been accessed which is marked as a secondary disk of a
duplex-pair. (&00) = MN of secondary disk
Response
Use primary disk of duplex-pair.
NSI2231
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2231 BUFFER OVERFLOW OF THE STARTUP FILELIST.
Meaning
The STARTUP filelist which serves the improvement of the performance
is completely filled up. System initialization continues.
Response
Contact the system development occasionally.
NSI2232
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2232 PROCESSING OF DRV PRIVATE VOLUMES NOT SUPPORTED. VSN=(&00)
Meaning
An attempt was made to access a private disk which is marked as
DRV (=Dual Recording by Volume). Such kind of disk is not supported.
Response
Use a file on a different disk or use a different input medium.
NSI2233
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2233 VOLUME UNDER REPAIR NOT PROCESSED. VSN=(&00); (&01)=(&02)
Meaning
During system initialization a disk has been accessed which is marked
as "under repair".
(&00) is Volume Sequence Number of disk, (&01) is "MN",
(&02) mnemotechnical Name
Response
Use a file on a different disk or use a different input-/IPL-medium.
NSI2234
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2234 DIFFERENT "STORAGE FACILITY SEQUENCE NUMBER" ON CHPID (&00) AND (&01) FOR DISK MN=(&02). DISK IGNORED
Meaning
Read configuration data executed over channel path (&00) gives a Storage
Facility sequence number different to that from channel path (&01). That
means, physical device configuration is not be suitable for selected
IOCF-level. Disk will not be used for system initialization.
(&00) and (&01) are Channel Path Identifiers, (&02) is Mnemonic Device
Name of disk.
Response
Use IOCF-level being suitable for physical device configuration or
correct physical configuration.
NSI2235
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2235 PROCESSING OF TAPE-FILES NOT SUPPORTED
Meaning
During system initialization a cataloged tape file has been accessed.
The name of this file will be displayed by message NSI2000.
Response
Use a different disk file or a different input medium.
NSI2236
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2236 ACCESS TO PRIVATE FILE REQUIRES PARAMETER VOLUME TO BE SPECIFIED
Meaning
During system initialization a cataloged file on private disk has
been accessed without specification of the corresponding VSN.
The name of this file will be displayed by message NSI2000.
This file is either a file with standard name which is expected
on the Home-PVS or
it is a file the name of which has not been specified with VSN
by the operator.
Response
Specify the filename with the VSN of the corresponding private disk
or copy the file to the Home-PVS in the case of a file with
standard name.
NSI2237
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2237 FILE NOT ACCESSIBLE BECAUSE OF MIGRATION BY HSMS
Meaning
During system initialization or dump function (SLED) a file has been
accessed, the contents of which have been migrated by HSMS to a
different medium. Such files cannot be processed at this time.
The name of the file will be displayed by message NSI2000.
Response
Use a different file.
NSI2238
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2238 SPARE-DISK ((&00)) UNUSABLE
Meaning
A disk has been accessed which is marked as a spare-disk
(&00) = MN of spare-disk
Response
Use another disk
NSI2239
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2239 NSIAQIR-ERROR (&00) DURING (&01).
Meaning
During execution of (&01) a NSIAQIR-error was detected
(&00) = NSIAQIR-return code (for diagnosis)
(&01) = BTOPEN open processing for tape (continuation reel also)
BTEOV end of volume processing
BTEOF end of file processing (CLOSE)
BTCLOSE close processing
Response
None
NSI2240
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2240 DEVICE (&00) IS NO PRINTER DEVICE
Meaning
A device of class printer which has been requested
cannot be identified as printer.
Response
The possible reactions can be determined by
the following messages.
NSI2300
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2300 AT (&03)(&04) A PRG-INT (&05) HAS OCCURRED. (&00)(&01) CODE=(&02)
Meaning
A program check with interrupt code (&05) has occurred on HSI=CFCS3.
(&03) means name of the module ((&04) in this case is the relative
address in the module) else ADDR (in this case (&04) is the memory-
address) on which the program interrupt has occurred.
For (&00), (&01) and (&02) see message NSI0012.
Response
Take dump and inform system maintenance.
NSI2301
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Warranty : NO
NSI2301 AT (&00)+(&01) $DIAG-SVC ENTERED
Meaning
A $DIAG-SVC was reached at stated module (&00) by offset (&01)
Response
None
NSI2302
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight:
Warranty : NO
NSI2302 (&00) CALLED BY (&01) FAILED (RC=(&02))
Meaning
Request from (&01) for allocation or deallocation of memory could not
be satisfied
(&00) $REQM or $RELM
(&01) mmmmmmmm+nnnnn (module-name plus offset) or
ADDR: xxxxxxxx (real address)
(&02) $REQM/$RELM return-code: 04 saturation / not serviced
0C invalid parameter
Response
Take dump and inform system maintenance
NSI2305
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2305 REG. SAVE-AREA OVER- OR UNDERFLOW. TAKE DUMP. (&00)(&01) CODE=(&02)
Meaning
Overflow or underflow in the register savearea of the IPL exec has
occurred because of too high SVC nesting or because of an internal error.
For inserts (&00), (&01) and (&02) see message NSI0012.
Response
This is an internal error of STARTUP. Take dump and inform
system maintenance.
NSI2307
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Warranty : NO
NSI2307 MEMORY LINK DESTROYED
Meaning
Chaining of fragments in memory pool destroyed
Response
Take dump and inform system maintenance
NSI2310
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2310 INVALID SVC NUMBER (&00). TAKE DUMP
Meaning
The IPL exec has received an illegal (not supported) SVC number.
Response
Take dump and inform system maintenance.
NSI2312
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2312 SVC (&03) IN BRANCH DELAY AT (&04)(&05) (&00)(&01) CODE=(&02)
Meaning
On HSI=RISC, a syscall instruction with SVC-number (&03) has
occurred within a branch delay.
(&04) means name of the module ((&05) in this case is the relative
address in the module) else 'ADDR:' (in this case (&05) is the memory-
address) on which the syscall instruction has occurred.
For (&00), (&01) and (&02) see message NSI0012.
Response
Take dump and inform system maintenance.
NSI2315
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2315 INTERFACE ERROR ON IPL TYPIO AT ADDRESS : (&00)
Meaning
The IPL exec has detected an interface error on processing the IPL SVC
TYPIO (e.g. message length = 0 or > 127).
Response
Take dump and inform system maintenance.
NSI2330
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2330 NO USABLE CATALOGUE AVAILABLE ON VS=(&00)
Meaning
The IPL exec has not found a usable catalogue in VS (&00).
Response
Take dump and if possible DPAGE listing of the first two catalogue
pages of the catalogue in the VS and inform system maintenance.
NSI2331
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2331 IN PVS (&00) ONLY FILES OF USERID TSOS CAN BE PROCESSED
Meaning
Since BS2000 V11.0 for all pubsets a new catalog format is provided.
Catalogs with old format (from versions <= V10.0) will be converted
automatically with the imcat function.
For such old pubsets, which have never been imported in V11.0 system
initialization only supports userid TSOS.
Response
Use a proper file.
NSI2335
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2335 OVERFLOW OF STARTUP DEV.TABLE; SWITCH UNNEEDED DISKS OFF. REPLY (R(RETRY); S(STOP))
Meaning
During determination of all available disks an overflow of STARTUP
device table has occurred.
The operator is asked to decide, whether determination of all available
disks shall be repeated, after unneeded disks have been switched off or
if system initialization shall be cancelled.
Response
If determination of all available disks shall be repeated, enter reply R,
after unneeded disks have been switched off;
if system initialization shall be cancelled, enter reply S.
NSI2400
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2400 MACHINE CHECK WITH INTERRUPT CODE: (&03) (&00)(&01) CODE=(&02)
Meaning
On HSI=CFCS3 a machine check has occurred.
The interrupt code (&03) defines the type of the error.
For (&00), (&01) and (&02) see message NSI0012.
Response
Take dump and inform hardware maintenance.
NSI2420
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2420 HARDCOPY DEVICE FAILED. PROCESSING CONTINUES WITHOUT HARDCOPY
Meaning
The hardcopy device of the IPL console does not work properly.
If system initialization continues without hardcopy device
then the hardcopy device may be repaired and will be used again
later (at initialization of BS2000 console software (UCON)) or
from this point of time the console and defect hardcopy can be
switched versus a console with a working hardcopy.
The information which, in the present case will not be recorded at the
hardcopy device will always be recorded in the console logging file.
Response
None.
NSI2425
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2425 PRINTER (&00) NOT INITIALIZED. DEVICE UNUSABLE
Meaning
A printer which has been requested from IPL exec could not be
initialized correctly.
Response
The possible reactions can be determined by the
following messages.
NSI2430
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2430 NO (&00) INTERRUPT FROM DEVICE (&01). PROCESSING CONTINUES
Meaning
For device (&01) an interrupt has not occurred,
the named device does not work properly.
(&00) = Kind of expected interrupt, TERMINATION or CNTR.UNIT-END
(&01) = device identification MN
The following messages show if system initialization or the dump
program SLED continues or must be terminated.
Response
None, if processing continues and if this device is not necessary for the
following phase of system initialization or SLED. If processing terminates
or if this device is necessary for the following phase of system initiali-
zation or SLED then this device may be repaired and processing may be
retried. At retry of system initialization or SLED a different and
equivalent device may be used which works properly. If the error is not
known already then take SLED
NSI2431
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2431 NO TERMINATION INTERRUPT FROM CONSOLE. (&00)(&01) CODE=(&02)
Meaning
No termination interrupt from IPL console has occurred, the console does
not work properly.
For (&00), (&01) and (&02) see message NSI0012.
Response
After repairing of console system initialization or dump may be retried.
In case of a multiprocessor-configuration the system initialization or
dump can be retried from the other console, if available.
NSI2440
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2440 PATH TO IPL-CONSOLE NOT OPERATIONAL. (&00)(&01) CODE=(&02)
Meaning
The IPL-console is physically not available. System initialization
terminates. For (&00), (&01) and (&02) see message NSI0012.
Response
After repairing the console system initialization or dump may be retried.
In case of a multiprocessor-configuration the system initialization or
dump can be retried from the other console, if available.
NSI2441
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2441 CHANNEL TYP 2 REQUIRED FOR VIRTUAL CONSOLE
Meaning
For a VM2000-guestsystem a virtual console was assigned as IPL-console
which is not generated on a channel typ 2.
Response
Assign a virtual console generated on a channel typ 2 and reenter
/START-VM command.
NSI2442
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2442 PATH TO IPL-DEVICE NOT OPERATIONAL. (&00)(&01) CODE=(&02)
Meaning
The IPL-device is physically not available. System initialization
terminates. For (&00), (&01) and (&02) see message NSI0012.
Response
After repairing the IPL-device system initialization or dump may be
retried.
The system initialization or dump can be retried from another IPL-device,
if available.
NSI2443
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight:
Warranty : NO
NSI2443 INCONSISTENT ZAS CHANNEL TYPES FOR SKP/MU CONSOLE
Meaning
One of the ZAS of a SKP/MU console has channel type SCSI/FCP, but the
channel type of the other ZAS is different. The system
initialization terminates.
Response
Both ZAS of a SKP/MU console must have the same channel type.
NSI2500
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2500 ERROR DURING DETECTION OF DEVICE ATTRIBUTES. STARTUP TERMINATED
Meaning
During detection of device attributes for modifying basic configuration
an internal error occurred. Take dump.
Response
None
NSI2502
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2502 MODIFICATION OF OS-IOCONF IMPOSSIBLE BECAUSE OF INCONSISTENT DEVICE DATA. STARTUP TERMINATED
Meaning
Because of inconsistency of device data modification of basic
configuration impossible. Take dump
Response
None
NSI2504
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2504 ERROR ON MODIFYING BASIC CONFIGURATION ENTRY FOR CONSOLE- OR HARDCOPY-DEVICE. STARTUP TERMINATED
Meaning
Modification of basic configuration entry of console-device in error.
Take dump.
Response
None
NSI2506
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2506 ERROR ON MODIFYING BASIC CONFIGURATION ENTRY FOR DISK-DEVICE. STARTUP TERMINATED
Meaning
Modification of basic configuration entry of disk in error.
Take dump.
Response
None
NSI2508
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2508 ANOTHER DEVICE TO BE ENTERED INTO THE BASIC CONFIGURATION? ENTER: <TSOS-DEVICETYPE>,<MNEMONIC>,<CHN-PATH-ID>,<CHN-TYPE> OR EOT (NO OTHER DEVICE)
Response
<DEVICETYPE>: TSOS-devicetypecode (2 or 4 digits)
<MNEMONIC>: Device mnemonic (2 or 4 digits)
<CHN-PATH-ID>: Channel path identifier
<CHN-TYPE>: 2 (Device at channel type 2)
SCSI (Device at SCSI-channel)
NSI2509
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2509 TSOS-DEVICETYPE INVALID. ENTER 2 OR 4 SEDECIMAL CHARACTERS ONLY
NSI2510
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2510 MNEMONIC DEVICE NAME INVALID. ENTER 2 ALPHANUMERIC CHARACTERS OR 4 SEDECIMAL CHARACTERS WITHOUT LEADING ZERO ONLY
NSI2512
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2512 CHN-PATH-ID INVALID. ENTER 2 SEDECIMAL CHARACTERS ONLY
NSI2514
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight:
Warranty : NO
NSI2514 INVALID CHANNEL TYPE. CORRECT VALUES: 2 (CHANNEL TYPE 2), SCSI
NSI2516
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2516 ERROR ON MODIFYING BASIC CONFIGURATION ENTRY OF ADDITIONAL DEVICE
Response
Take dump
NSI2518
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2518 BASIC CONFIGURATION TOO SMALL FOR ADDITIONAL DEVICES.
Response
Terminate routine for inserting additional devices into basic
configuration by answering message NSI2508 by P.
NSI2520
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2520 DEVICE MN=(&00), TYPE=(&01) ENTERED INTO BASIC CONFIGURATION
Meaning
Device was entered into Basic Configuration successfully
(&00) = Mnemotechnical device name
(&01) = Device type code
Response
None.
NSI2522
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI2522 DEVICE MN=(&00) ALREADY IN BASIC CONFIGURATION
Meaning
The device (&00) is already in Basic Configuration, input ignored
(&00) = Mnemotechnical device name
Response
Enter another device to be entered into Basic Configuration or terminate
modification of Basic Configuration.
NSI3105
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: V Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI3105 SYSTEM INITIALIZATION IMPOSSIBLE. STARTUP TERMINATES
Meaning
An error occurred, which either prevents the continuation of system
initialization or which questions the correct execution of the
operating system, which is to be loaded.
Therefore system initialization terminates.
Response
If the preceding messages do not clearly show the reason for the error,
the necessary diagnose informations should be obtained by means of a
(self loading) dump routine (SLED).
NSI3120
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: V Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI3120 NO ENTRY IN THE IPL-CONF FOR CURRENT (&00)
Meaning
In the IPL CONF exists no section, which fits (&00).
(&00) can be:
SYSTEM: CPU-ID of data-processing system
IORSF: active IO Resource File
CAT-ID: Home-PVS
Online scan starts automatically
Response
None
NSI3125
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: V Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI3125 IPL-CONF IGNORED. ONLINE-SCAN WILL BE PERFORMED
Meaning
No entry in the IPL CONF (stored starting UP disk configuration) could be
used (see preceding message NSI3120).
The startup disk configuration is determined by checking all available
devices (online-scan).
In the IPL CONF a new section is put on; possibly thereby one or several
older entry/entries is overwritten
Response
None
NSI3130
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: V Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI3130 IPL-CONF (&00) ONTO DISK MN=(&01) WITHOUT ERRORS
Meaning
IPL-CONF on specified IPL-disk ((&01) is mnemotechnical name of IPL-disk)
has been modified successfully:
(&00) = SAVED : IPL-CONF has been rewritten successfully.
It will be used at further system initializations
instead of the online-scan.
(&00) = RESET : IPL-CONF has been cleared (marked invalid) successfully.
It can not be used at further system initializations
until it will be established again (rewritten).
Response
None.
NSI3135
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: V Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI3135 IPL DISK-SETUP READ FROM IPL-CONF PREPARED (&00) (&01)
Meaning
For System Initialization necessary disk-configuration (all disks for
Home-PVS and any needed Paging-VS) was taken from IPL-CONF file,
thereby access to other disks during System Initialization is impossible.
(&00) = Creation date of IPL-CONF section (YYYY-MM-DD)
(&01) = Creation time of IPL-CONF section (HH:MM:SS)
Response
None.
NSI3200
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI3200 PROCESSING TERMINATES
Meaning
System initialization is cancelled because of a serious error.
The preceding messages describe the type of the error.
Response
Analyze the reason of the error and remove it, if possible;
then repeat system initialization.
NSI3205
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI3205 VERSION NUMBERS OF (&00) ((&01)) AND (&02) ((&03)) DIFFERENT. DO YOU WANT TO CONTINUE? REPLY (Y,N)
Meaning
The version numbers (&01) and (&03) of the load modules (&00) and (&02)
are different.
The format of version number is Vnn.na/pp. That means:
Vnn.n 1st part of DOD-version (e.g. V18.0)
a/pp 1st character of 2nd part of DOD-version/PVLU indicator (e.g. A00)
One must be prepared that the interfaces of these modules are not
compatible and that unpredictable errors will occur, if
system initialization continues.
Response
The operator is asked to decide, whether system initialization
shall continue.
NSI3210
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI3210 ILLEGAL REPLY
Meaning
The answer for the last console message has been not valid.
The last console message will be repeated.
Response
None.
NSI3215
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI3215 VOLUME (&00) OF (&01)-VS (&02)
Meaning
The public volume (&00) shall be used in the current session, but
is not available.
(&00) = VSN of the volume
(&01) = "HOME" : volume is a member of Home-PVS
(&02) = NOT ONLINE : volume is not online
= NOT IN IPL-CONF : volume not in IPL-CONF
= UNUSABLE : volume is unusable
Response
- Watch the following messages.
- If the volume is a member of the Home-PVS, system initialization
will be terminated.
NSI3220
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI3220 DMS-ATTRIBUTES OF VOLUME (&00) INCOMPATIBLE WITH VS: IGNORED
Meaning
The volume (&00) has different DMS attributes to the VOLRES of the VS.
In the following messages NSI3221 the DMS attributes of the VS and of
the volume will be displayed.
Response
None.
NSI3221
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI3221 (&00) KEY-TYPE=(&01), MIN I/O-TU=(&02), MIN AU=(&03)
Meaning
The DMS-Atrributes of a VS (&00) or of a volume (&00) are displayed
(see also NSI3220):
(&00) = ID of Home PVS or other VS
= VOLUME <vsn>
KEY-TYPE = (&01) : pamkey usage in DMS
(&01) = PAMKEY : file processing with pamkey
(&01) = NONKEY : file processing without pamkey
MIN I/O-TU = (&02) : minimal I/O-transferunit in kByte
MIN AU = (&03) : minimal allocation unit for files
in kByte
Response
None.
NSI3223
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI3223 RECORDING MODE OF DISK (&00) ((&01)) INCOMPATIBLE TO VOLRES ((&02))
Meaning
(&01) and (&02) means Recording Mode and can be:
SRV: Single Recording Mode
DRV: Dual Recording Mode
The Recording Mode of the disk volume ((&00) = VOLSER) is not the
same as that one of the volres. Using of this VS is impossible.
Response
Use compatible disks within one volumeset.
NSI3240
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI3240 DISK (VSN=(&00), MN=(&01)) IN IPL-CONF IS NOT AVAILABLE
Meaning
The disk with VSN=(&00) and MN=(&01) which is a member of the
IPL-CONF, is not available.
Response
One of the following errors may have occurred:
- Device is not online or I/O-error;
- Selected IOCF does not correspond to configuration;
- IPL-CONF of the IPL-device does not correspond to IOCF.
Remove the error cause
or
save IPL-CONF again at next DIALOG Startup
(option SAVE-IPL-CONF and possibly IGNORE-IPL-CONF)
or
set IPL-CONF invalid at next DIALOG Startup
(Option RESET-IPL-CONF and possibly IGNORE-IPL-CONF)
or
use a proper IOCF.
NSI3245
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI3245 DISK WITH VSN=(&00) OF IPL-CONF DOES NOT CORRESPOND TO DISK WITH VSN=(&01) ON DEVICE MN=(&02)
Meaning
The disk with VSN=(&00), which is a member of IPL-CONF does not
correspond to the disk on device MN=(&02) (different VSN or SVL)
Response
One of the following errors may have occurred:
- Selected IOCF does not correspond to configuration;
- IPL-CONF of the IPL-device does not correspond to IOCF;
- The SVL of the disk has been modified since creation
of IPL-CONF.
Remove the error cause
or
save IPL-CONF again at next DIALOG Startup
(option SAVE-IPL-CONF and possibly IGNORE-IPL-CONF)
or
set IPL-CONF invalid at next DIALOG Startup
(Option RESET-IPL-CONF and possibly IGNORE-IPL-CONF)
or
use a proper IOCF.
NSI3300
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI3300 STARTUP INTERNAL ERROR. TAKE DUMP
Meaning
During system initialization an inconsistency or
an error in the structure of internal tables has been detected or
the amount of storage being reserved for a load module is too small.
Response
Take dump.
NSI3400
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI3400 UNREC. ERROR ON (&00); CC=(&01); EFB=(&02); LRC=(&03); (&04)(&05)(&06) (&07) (&08) (&09)
Meaning
General message after unrecoverable device hardware errors.
Meaning of the inserts:
(&00) : device identification (mnemonic name MN)
(&01) : Condition code after last Start Subchannel
(&02) : Executive flag byte (described in macro IDCCB)
(&03) : Logical returncode (described in macro NKLRC)
(&04) : Channel status byte
(&05) : no meaning on CFCS3 and CFCS4
(&06) : unit status byte
(&07) : Operational sense bytes (sense bytes 0- 2)
(&08) : Operation code of the last executed CCW
(&09) : Sense bytes (starting at sense byte 3)
Response
Inform hardware maintenance and possibly take dump, if the error is not
known already.
Attention: NSI3400 with insert (&07) = 4000XX (XX any combinations)
may be ignored if (&00) is a RAID (Redundant Array of
Independent Disks).
NSI3405
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI3405 DEVICE (&00) (&01)
Meaning
Device (&00) has been (&01) (RESERVED or BUSY) for too long time by a
different channel. Probably there is an erroneous condition in hardware
or software (for example by a different computing system). (&00) = MN
Response
Possibly remove erroneous condition and repeat system initialization.
NSI3410
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI3410 WRITE INHIBITED ON DISK WITH (&00)=(&01). REPLY(0(I/O RETRY);1(ACCEPT ERROR);EOT=0)
Meaning
On disk device (&01) the 'write inhibit lock' has been set. (&00) = MN
Response
Remove the 'write inhibit lock' and reply 0. On reply 1 the I/O operation
will be terminated with error. Then take care of the following messages
NSI3415
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI3415 ERROR IN CCW CHAIN OR PARAMETER AREA ON DISK WITH (&00) = (&01)
Meaning
The CCW chain which has been built by system initialization and which has
been used for access to disk (&01) is erroneous. (&00) = MN
Response
The following message informs about the possible actions.
NSI3420
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI3420 INVALID BLOCK SIZE SPECIFIED OR INVALID TRACK FORMAT ON DISK WITH (&00) = (&01)
Meaning
This error can occur on Fix-Block-Architecture (FBA) diskcontrollers only.
A wrong block size has been specified in a 'define extent' or a wrong
track index has been found. (&00) = MN, (&01) = mnemonic name
Response
The following message informs about possible actions.
NSI3425
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI3425 FILE PROTECTED. REQUESTED BLOCK OUTSIDE DEFINED EXTENT ON DISK WITH (&00) = (&01)
Meaning
This error can occur on Fix-Block-Architecture (FBA) diskcontrollers only.
A disk area which has been defined by a 'define extent' has been exceeded
by an access to disk (&01). (&00) = MN
Response
The following message informs about possible actions.
NSI3430
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI3430 (&00) WITH (&01)=(&02) INOP. REPLY(0(I/O RETRY);1(ACCEPT ERROR);EOT=0)
Meaning
The device (&02) of type (&00) (=tape or disk) is not operable. (&01) = MN
Response
Make device operable and reply 0. On reply 1 the I/O will be terminated
with error. Then you should take care of the following messages
NSI3440
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI3440 PERMANENT DATA CHECK ON PRIMARY DISK (VOL=(&00)) RECOVERED ON SECONDARY
Meaning
During read data from Primary Disk of a Duplex Pair with VSN=(&00) a
permanent Data Check occurred. Data was recovered from Secondary Disk
by cntrol unit.
Response
Processing continues, Primary Disk should be reinitialized.
NSI3445
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI3445 SUSPEND DUPLEX PAIR (VOL=(&00)) (&01)
Meaning
Because of a permanent write error on Primary Disk of a Duplex Pair
with VSN=(&00) an attempt was made to suspend Dual Copy Mode.
(&01)=COMPLETED: Suspend successfully completed, recording continues
on Secondary Disk only, Device Unit Addresses swapped
(&01)=FAILED: Suspend unsuccessfully completed, Device Unit Addresses
remain unchanged, I-/O will be terminated with error.
Response
none.
NSI3450
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI3450 ERROR ON DEVICE WITH (&00)=(&01);(&02). REPLY(0(I/O RETRY);1(ACCEPT ERROR); 2(CHANGE DEVICE);EOT=0)
Meaning
At printer (&01) an error of type (&02) has ocurred. (&00) = MN.
(&02) = PRINTER STOPPED: At the printer the STOP key has been pressed.
= INCORRECT BUFFER: The internal buffers of the printer have not
been loaded or have been loaded erroneous.
= PAPER END/ERROR: At the printer paper end has been reached
or a paper congestion has occurred.
= DEVICE INOP: The printer has become not operable by other
reasons. The error cause must be analyzed by
the operator.
The error situations which require operator intervention are analyzed by
software, if possible and the error cause is displayed with this message.
If the error cause can not be analyzed by software, the error cause
DEVICE INOP is displayed. In this case the operator must analyze the
error situation.
Response
With reply '0' the operator can continue printing, if the error cause has
been removed. With reply '1' the operator can accept the error. In this
case some printing data may be lost and the operator should take notice of
the following messages. With reply '2' the operator can terminate printing
on this printer, if the error cause persists and he can continue on a
different printer. In this case some printing data may be lost and the
operator should take notice of the following messages. On reply 1 the I/O
will be terminated with error. Then take care of the following messages
NSI3455
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI3455 DEVICE (&00) DID NOT LEAVE "LONG-BUSY" STATE WITHIN ONE MINUTE. RECOVERY CONTINUES
Meaning
Device (&00) is already longer than one minute in "long-busy" state.
Retries will be continued, if device still remains in "long-busy"
state, this message appears every minute. (&00) = MN
Response
none.
NSI3460
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI3460 (&00)-ERROR (&01) ON FILE (&02)
Meaning
With the action (&00) on the IPL-CONF with file name (&02) the error (&01)
arose
(&00) = Action (OPEN, PAM or CLOSE)
(&01) = IPL-DMS error code
(&02) = File name of the IPL CONF, with which the error arose
Response
Remove the error or use / establish a correct IPL-volume
NSI3465
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight:
Warranty : NO
NSI3465 (&00) OF IPL-CONF FAILED BECAUSE OF (&01)
Meaning
The IPL-CONF could not be made or modified since the fault (&01) has
appeared.
(&00) WRITE: error occurred during rewriting of IPL-CONF
RESET: error occurred during re-initialization of IPL-CONF
(&01) I/O ERROR see previous message NSI3460
INCOMPLETE DRV-PAIR one of the disks of a DRV disk-pair momentary
not available
ERROR (&02) other fault has appeared
(&02)=03 IPL-CONF is too small for the configuration
04 partition for current configuration invalid
06 partition for current configuration is unused
07 IPL-CONF header unidentifiable
08 unable to acquire one of the disks of pubset
09 no partition for current configuration found
0B inadmissible action
Response
Remove the error or use / establish a correct IPL-volume
NSI3470
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight:
Warranty : NO
NSI3470 DEVICE WITH MN='(&00)' ASSIGNED ELSEWHERE
Meaning
The device with MN '(&00)' is assigned elsewhere. The device is
either reserved by a foreign host or different reservation keys
are in use.
Response
Please use an other device if possible.
NSI3475
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight:
Warranty : NO
NSI3475 ERROR BYTES MISSING (EBM) ON DEVICE WITH MN = (&00)
Meaning
An I/O operation on device with MN = '(&00)' has been terminated
with unit check. After this the Sense-I/O operation failed due to
timeout or unit check again.
The subchannel will be cleared.
NSI4105
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI4105 OVERFLOW OF REP BEFORE IMAGE BUFFER
Meaning
In order to undo objectcode corrections (reps) for all reps being
processed a table of rep before images (old information before rep
application) is built.
For class 1 reps this information is stored intermediately by startup.
This intermediate storage is not sufficient.
Response
None, the table of rep before images will not be built or
reduce the number of class 1 reps.
NSI4110
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI4110 (&00)
Meaning
This message logs all parameter records which have been supplied via
startup parameter service ( 1 record = (&00) ) in the logging file
CONSLOG.
All parameter records which have been processed before log of these
messages are logged in corrected form.
All parameter records which have been processed after log of these
messages are logged in the original form. Possible corrections will
also be logged in the logging file conslog.
Response
None.
NSI4120
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI4120 ENTER PARAM KEYWORD ( <KEYWORD>; ? (LIST OF POSSIBLE KEYWORDS); EOT (END) )
Meaning
For processing parameters by console the keyword for the following
parameter records is requested.
Response
Enter keyword for following parameter records or EOT to terminate
parameter input from console. "?" shows a list of all actual possible
keywords.
NSI4125
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI4125 ENTER PARAM RECORD FOR KEYWORD (&00). REPLY ( <PARAM> ; /- (IGNORE LAST RECORD) ; EOT (END) )
Meaning
Parameter Record for Keyword (&00) should be entered
Response
Enter Parameter Record. EOT terminates parameter input for
actual keyword (&00).
Enter /- to ignore last parameter record.
NSI4200
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI4200 FILE IS EITHER SAVE FILE OR WAS PROCESSED EARLIER ALREADY. FILE IS REJECTED
Meaning
This message appears, if in reply to message NSI0050 a rep file has been
specified directly or indirectly (by reply P.), which has already
been processed before or if rep saving file has been specified as rep
file.
Subsequently message NSI0050 will be displayed again.
Response
None.
NSI4202
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight:
Warranty : NO
NSI4202 PARAM FILE WITH STANDARD FILENAME ALREADY TRIED EARLIER
Meaning
Standard file name for parameter file was already tried (with or without
success)
Response
Use another file name for parameter file or enter param by console or
terminate parameter read in
NSI4210
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI4210 SLED REP FILE FIXED IN SVL EXTENT LIST INVALID
Meaning
Extent List contained in SVL for SLED Repfile describes no valid file,
e.g. wrong block length or block not existing.
Response
SVL must be updated.
NSI4215
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI4215 REPFILE FOR SYSFIRST OR VOLIN CANNOT BE PROCESSED.
Meaning
Processing a repfile for SYSFIRST or VOLIN a inconsitency occurred.
Therefor the processing and SYSFIRST itself must be terminated.
Response
None.
NSI4220
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI4220 UNKNOWN KEYWORD (&00) ENTERED.
Meaning
Unknown Keyword entered as reply to NSI4120.
Response
None.
NSI4230
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI4230 LAST PARAMETER RECORD NOT ACCEPTED: (&00).
Meaning
Last Parameter Record read from console is faulty and therefore
will be ignored. (&00) specifies the error cause.
SYNTAX ERROR: A wrong Parameter Record has been entered, e.g. /- and
no parameter for actual keyword or any other record beginning with /
PARAM TOO LONG: Entered Parameter Record is longer as 72 characters.
Response
None.
NSI424A
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI424A CHECK IF VOLUME/PVS SHOULD BE USED FOR THIS SESSION. REPLY (ACCEPT(CONTINUE); (&00))
Meaning
The operator is asked to check whether the volume or PVS, displayed
in preceding message NSI5105, may be used in current session.
Response
Check if the volume or PVS which has been displayed, is used by
another computing system, or if the assignment/lock could not be
released in a preceding session.
- Answer "ACCEPT": system initialization continues.
All volumes of the PVS will be assigned exclusively.
Attention:
System initialization may only be continued if the volume or PVS
is not used by another computing system. Else, the PVS will be
destroyed by uncoordinated access of two computing systems.
- Answer "T": system initialization terminates.
This answer is possible, only if the Home-PVS is concerned.
The insert is supplied as follows:
(&00): T(TERMINATE)
- Answer "I": ignore all volumes of PVS.
This answer is possible, only if a Paging-PVS is concerned.
The insert is supplied as follows:
(&00): I(IGNORE)
System initialization continues; all specified paging devices
of this PVS will not be used.
Check which paging devices are used.
If necessary, assign additional paging devices after SYSTEM READY,
or repeat system initialization with corrected paging parameters.
NSI4240
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI4240 CPU-TYPE NOT SUPPORTED; STARTUP TERMINATES
Meaning
This CPU type is not supported by BS2000 or
the CPU firmware is not compatible with BS2000.
Response
None.
NSI4250
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI4250 TOO MANY RECORDS FOR KEYWORD (&00) ENTERED. STARTUP TERMINATES.
Meaning
Only a certain number of parameter records for keyword (&00) is allowed.
This number was exceeded.
Response
Reduce number of parameter records for keyword (&00) and repeat startup.
NSI4305
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI4305 MN (&00) FOR (&01) IS NOT KNOWN TO THE SYSTEM
Meaning
The disk device, to which the disk with volume serial number (&01)
attached, is not known to the system.
This message is followed (perhaps after further messages) by message
NSI3105 and termination of system initialization.
This message will be displayed at machines of type XS31 with IOCF only.
Response
1. If possible, mount disk on a different device or use
a different disk and repeat system initialization
or
2. generate new system
NSI4310
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI4310 REQM CL3 FOR REP BEFORE IMAGE FAILED
Meaning
In order to undo objectcode corrections (REPs) for all REPs being
processed, a table of rep before images (old information before REP
application) is built.
For class 1/2 REPs this information is stored intermediately in
class 3 memory in order for later copy by the replog task.
A request for this intermediate storage has failed.
Response
None, the table of rep before images will not be built.
NSI5100
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight:
Warranty : NO
NSI5100 LOADING OS-IOCONF NO LONGER SUPPORTED. STARTUP TERMINATES
Meaning
I/O configuration is no longer specified by file SYSDAT.BS2.vvv.OS-IOCONF
Response
Select an actual IORSF by I(M)PL and repeat startup
NSI5102
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5102 COPYRIGHT (C) FUJITSU TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS 2014 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
Meaning
The COPYRIGHT for the program BS2000 is displayed.
Program BS2000 has been identified by the preceding message NSI5103
(name of program, version and date of generation).
Response
None.
NSI5103
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5103 (&00) : NAME = (&01), VERSION = (&02), GEN-TIME = (&03)
Meaning
The identification of the program BS2000 is displayed
(&00) = : BS2000
(&01) = : program name
(&02) = : version in dod format
(&03) = : date and time of generation in format yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss
Response
None.
NSI5104
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight:
Warranty : NO
NSI5104 IOCF: NAME = (&00), GEN-TIME = (&01)
Meaning
There is displayed in logging file CONSLOG the identification of the IOCF,
which has been defined by user (NAME = maximally 64 characters) and the
generation time of the IOCF (GEN-TIME) in format yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:00.
In IOCF for the data item generation time seconds are not provided. By
this seconds are displayed by '00'
Response
None
NSI5105
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5105 (&00) NOT EXCLUSIVELY AVAILABLE. HOME-SYSID: (&01); LOCKING SYSTEM: (&02); ASSIGNED SYSTEM: (&03)
Meaning
The VS (&00) or volume (&00) is assigned by a computing system
with system-id (&03) or is still locked by a computing system with
system-id (&02).
This message is displayed only once for a VS for all assigned volumes
with same assignment.
If the assignment of a volume does not match with the assignment
of the corresponding volres volume, then for this volume the
detailed assignment (sharelist) will be displayed by message NSI1203.
The subsequent message NSI424A is displayed to clarify this situation.
(&00) = HOME-PVS <pvsi> : Pubres of Home-PVS is assigned or locked
= ADD.-PVS <pvsi> : Volres of Paging-VS <pvsi> is assigned
or locked
= VOLUME <volume> : Disk with VSN <volume> is assigned or
locked
(&01) = <sysid> : identification of the HOME computing system
or '???' if system-id is invalid
(&02) = <sysid> : identification of the locking computing system,
or '*NONE' if the locking system is unknown,
or '???' if system-id is invalid
(&03) = <sysid> : identification of the assigned computing system,
or '*NONE' if it's not assigned,
or '???' if system-id is invalid
Perhaps the system specified in insert (&02) is not the only
system locking the disk.
Response
See message NSI424A.
NSI5110
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5110 VOLUME (&00) CANNOT BE USED AS PAGING DEVICE.
Meaning
Volume (&00) was specified in paging parameters as paging device, but
cannot be used in the current session and will be ignored.
The reason of rejection is documented in preceding messages.
Response
Check which paging devices are used.
If necessary, assign additional paging devices after SYSTEM READY,
or repeat system initialization with corrected paging parameters.
NSI5115
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5115 PAGING AREA PROBABLY TOO SMALL (< (&00) MB)
Meaning
Probably not enough paging area available. For paging area less than (&00)
MB, problems during system initialization may occur
Response
Install enough paging area.
NSI5130
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5130 MEMORY FOR VM1 IS TOO SMALL.
Meaning
Main-memory for Monitor-System after VM2000-Initialization is too small.
Response
None.
NSI5135
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5135 DIFFERENT ABSOLUTE ADDRESS FOR BS2000 FROM VM2000 AND FROM SCPINFO.
Meaning
Absolute address of BS2000, returned from VM2000-Initialization is
different to that one calculated by SCPINFO-data.
Response
Take dump and inform software maintenance.
NSI5137
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5137 DIFFERENT MAIN MEMORY FOR BS2000 FROM VM2000 AND FROM SCPINFO.
Meaning
Available memory for BS2000, returned from VM2000-Initialization is
different to that one calculated by SCPINFO-data.
Response
Take dump and inform software maintenance.
NSI5140
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5140 AVAILABLE EXPANDED STORAGE = (&00) MB
Meaning
The size (&00) of available expanded storage is displayed
in megabyte units.
Response
None.
NSI5150
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5150 CPU'S ONLINE: (&00) CPU'S INSTALLED: (&01)
Meaning
The number of CPU's online differs to the number of CPU'S installed.
Response
None.
NSI5200
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5200 REP (&00) ERROR IN FOLLOWING DISK REP (FILE: (&01)). REPLY (EOT(IGNORE REP))
Meaning
An error was detected in the Class-2-REP record from file (&01). The REP-
record was not processed and is shown following this message at the IPL
console
(&00)=ADDR At a relative Rep the correction address calculated from
the correction data and the initial address of the given
module/entry is higher than 2 GB
=CHECK The check data does not match the memory contents at the
correction address before the correction
=DISPL The place in the REP-record available does not suffice for
the calculated command offset
=ETPND In the REP-record a module version number was indicated
but the ETPND of the module to be corrected can not be
identified
=FORMAT General format error
=FORMAT xx Special format error. xx means:
00 Identification of the REP-record is missing or wrong;
no blank in the columns 1,5,11,15,51 and 56;
no apostrophe in the column 17;
REP-class (column 70) is neither '1' nor '2'.
01 REP characteristic (column 69) is not permitted.
02 REP address (columns 6-10) is not 5-digit hex.
03 The check data (columns 52-55) are not 2- or 4-digit
hexadecimal or 4 blanks
04 More than 32 signs correction data;
no apostrophe following the correction data;
odd number of correction data
05 No blank or plus sign after the apostrophe completing
the correction data
06 The characteristic for the computer type (column 72) is
not permitted
07 The REP-type (column 16) is not permitted for this
computer type
08 at the REP type 'B' fewer than 32 correction data got
or the last digit of the correction address is not '0'
09 at a relative REP no plus sign follows final apostrophe
0A at the REP type O, P, Q, R, S, T, U or V the last digit
of correction address is not '0', '1' or '2'
0B at a relative REP number of correction data is not 8
0C at a relative REP the module-/entry name is longer
than 8 characters or does not close with a blank
0D at a relative REP specifying an ISL-entry name the
correction data are unequal X'00000000'
=IMMEDIATE The correction data of a relative REP of the type O, P, Q,
R, S, T, U or V does not fit machine code
=LENGTH The sum of correction address and number of correction
bytes is larger than the module length
=NAME The given name (columns 73-80) is not contained in EOLDTAB
=PARITY The given hash total (column 57) does not agree with the
data of the REP record
=REL-NAME at a relative REP the module-/entry-/ISL-entry-name is
not contained in EOLDTAB
=VERSION The module version number indicated in the REP-record
columns 66-68 does not agree on the ETPND of the module
=VERSNR same as VERSION
Response
After replying EOT REP processing becomes continued without the faulty
REP. If the system initialization is impossible without the faulty REP,
the corrected REP must be entered at IPL console or system initialization
must be repeated with a corrected REP-file
NSI5201
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5201 REP (&00) ERROR IN FOLLOWING (&01) REP. REPLY (EOT(IGNORE REP))
Meaning
An error was detected in the (&01)-REP record fed last. The REP-record
was not processed. (&01) = TAPE or CONS(OLE), from which the REP was red.
(&00)=ADDR At a relative Rep the correction address calculated from
the correction data and the initial address of the given
module/entry is higher than 2 GB
=CHECK The check data does not match the memory contents at the
correction address before the correction
=DISPL The place in the REP-record available does not suffice for
the calculated command offset
=ETPND In the REP-record a module version number was indicated
but the ETPND of the module to be corrected can not be
identified
=FORMAT General format error
=FORMAT xx Special format error. xx means:
00 Identification of the REP-record is missing or wrong;
no blank in the columns 1,5,11,15,51 and 56;
no apostrophe in the column 17;
REP-class (column 70) is neither '1' nor '2'.
01 REP characteristic (column 69) is not permitted.
02 REP address (columns 6-10) is not 5-digit hex.
03 The check data (columns 52-55) are not 2- or 4-digit
hexadecimal or 4 blanks
04 More than 32 signs correction data;
no apostrophe following the correction data;
odd number of correction data
05 No blank or plus sign after the apostrophe completing
the correction data
06 The characteristic for the computer type (column 72) is
not permitted
07 The REP-type (column 16) is not permitted for this
computer type
08 at the REP type 'B' fewer than 32 correction data got
or the last digit of the correction address is not '0'
09 at a relative REP no plus sign follows final apostrophe
0A at the REP type O, P, Q, R, S, T, U or V the last digit
of correction address is not '0', '1' or '2'
0B at a relative REP number of correction data is not 8
0C at a relative REP the module-/entry name is longer
than 8 characters or does not close with a blank
0D at a relative REP specifying an ISL-entry name the
correction data are unequal X'00000000'
=IMMEDIATE The correction data of a relative REP of the type O, P, Q,
R, S, T, U or V does not fit machine code
=LENGTH The sum of correction address and number of correction
bytes is larger than the module length
=NAME The given name (columns 73-80) is not contained in EOLDTAB
=PARITY The given hash total (column 57) does not agree with the
data of the REP record
=REL-NAME at a relative REP the module-/entry-/ISL-entry-name is
not contained in EOLDTAB
=VERSION The module version number indicated in the REP-record
columns 66-68 does not agree on the ETPND of the module
=VERSNR same as VERSION
Response
After replying EOT REP processing becomes continued without the faulty
REP. If the system initialization is impossible without the faulty REP,
the corrected REP must be reentered at IPL console or system initializa-
tion must be repeated with a corrected REP-file
NSI5202
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5202 (&00) IS MISSING IN EOLDTC1
Meaning
The module (&00) being necessary for system initialization has not been
inserted in the table of class 1 modules (EOLDTC1).
System initialization will not run with this BS2000 exec.
Response
Use a proper BS2000 exec and repeat system initialization.
NSI5203
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5203 ROUTINE (&00) IS NOT LINKED TO SYSTEM
Meaning
The routine (module/entry) (&00) being necessary for system
initialization is not linked to the system (BS2000 class 1/2 exec).
System initialization will not run with this BS2000 exec.
Response
Use a proper BS2000 exec and repeat system initialization.
NSI5204
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5204 ROUTINE (&00) INDICATES: STARTUP NOT POSSIBLE
Meaning
The routine (&00) being activated at system initialization has found
an error condition, which prevents the correct initialization of the
system (e.g. some mandatory object is missing or erroneous).
Response
Find the error cause by analyzing the preceding messages, remove the
error and retry system initialization.
NSI5205
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5205 INITIALIZATION OF NDM NOT SUCCESSFUL
Meaning
The initialization of NDM (device management of BS2000) has not
been successful.
The failure reason has been displayed in the preceding messages.
Response
Remove the error and repeat system initialization.
NSI5206
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5206 IOCF-CHECK FAILED. GEN-TIME REQ.=(&00), IS=(&01)
Meaning
Using the Startup parameter statement IOCF-CHECK (keyword SYSOPT-IPL)
the check of the generation time of the actual IOCF has been requested.
The requested value (&00) in format yyyy-mm-tt hh:mm:ss does not match
with the actual IOCF value (&01) in format yyyy-mm-tt hh:mm:00.
In IOCF for the data item generation time seconds are not provided.
By this seconds are displayed by '00' and seconds are not checked.
Response
Use a proper IOCF or correct the statement IOCF-CHECK.
NSI5207
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5207 (&00) CALLED BY (&01) SET RETURNCODE (&02). STARTUP TERMINATES
Meaning
The routine or the function (&00) which has been called by the
module (&01) has set the returncode (&02).
This indicates a severe error which has been found by the routine /
function.
System initialization terminates.
Response
Find the error cause by analyzing the preceding messages,
remove the error and repeat system initialization.
NSI5208
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5208 ROUTINE (&00) CALLED BY (&01) TERMINATED TASK Q. STARTUP NOT POSSIBLE.
Meaning
By (&01) called routine (&00) terminated task Q untimely.
Therefor further startup is not possible.
Response
Find the error cause by analyzing the preceding messages,
remove the error and repeat system initialization.
NSI5210
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5210 REMAINING CHARACTERS (OVER 32) ARE NOT ACCEPTED
Meaning
More than 32 characters have been entered as REP correction data.
Only 32 characters are processed.
Response
None.
NSI5215
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5215 BS2000 NOT COMPOSED TO START VM2000 SYSTEM. STARTUP TERMINATES
Meaning
The BS2000 software does not contain the software being necessary
to start the virtual machine system VM2000.
In the present case it has been detected
that the module VMMINIT0 is missing in the load module SYSSTART.
Response
Use the proper BS2000 software and/or the proper SYSSTART load
module and retry system initialization or
retry system initialization without starting the VM2000 system.
NSI5216
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5216 VM2000 REJECTS FUNCTION $VMGCONF. STARTUP TERMINATES
Meaning
The currently running VM2000 system has rejected the function
$VMGCONF being necessary for support of dynamic path reconnection.
Response
Retry initialization of VM2000 by using a proper VM2000 system.
NSI5225
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5225 PAGING AREA TOO SMALL (< (&00) MB)
Meaning
Not enough paging area available. The minimum size is (&00) MB.
Response
Install more paging area.
NSI5230
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight:
Warranty : NO
NSI5230 PUBRES OF ADD.-VOLSET (&00) (&01)
Meaning
One or more volumes of VOLSET (&00) shall be used for paging, but
VOLRES of this VOLSET is not available. The whole VOLSET cannot
be used for paging.
(&01) = NOT ONLINE: VOLRES is not online
= NOT IN IPL-CONF: VOLRES is not a member of IPL-CONF
= UNUSEABLE: VOLRES is not useable
Response
Watch the following messages.
Check which paging devices are used.
If necessary, assign additional paging devices after SYSTEM READY or
repeat system initialization with corrected paging parameters.
NSI5240
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5240 DIFFERENT MACRO VERSION OF MEMORY MGT DATA IN STARTUP AND BS2000
Meaning
The modules of memory management (EMM...) in load module SYSSTART
(startup)
and BS2000 have been generated by using different macro versions.
Thus SYSSTART and BS2000 do not fit together.
Response
Repeat system initialization using consistent SYSSTART and/or BS2000.
NSI5242
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight:
Warranty : NO
NSI5242 THE SUM OF ALL PAGING-AREAS EXCEEDS 4 TERABYTES
Meaning
Only paging-areas up to 4 TB will be used. The surplus specified
paging-areas will be ignored.
Use /SHOW-PAGING-CONFIGURATION command to obtain used paging-areas.
Response
None
NSI5245
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5245 INVALID SPECIFICATION IN "MEMORY" PARAMETER RECORD OF BS2000 PARAMETER FILE
Meaning
At least one of the MEMORY parameters (SHRSIZE, ASAMCTRL, ...) in
the BS2000 parameter file has an invalid value (syntactically wrong,
outside the permitted range).
The system initialization terminates.
Response
Please check what is specified in the MEMORY parameter record of
the BS2000 parameter file. If there is a value given for SYSSIZE
(obsolete since OSD V5.0), this value must not be greater than the
SYSSIZE value of the BS2000-EXEC. The EXEC is bound either with
standard value (SYSSIZE = 240 MB) or the SYSSIZE value specified
within the procedure call SYSPRC.BS2000-EXEC.<vers> .
Please repeat the system initialization with corrected MEMORY
parameter values. If that is impossible, the system initialization
can be retried without a parameter file (using predefined
parameter values).
If the error is not caused by incorrect parameters then take
SLED-dump.
NSI5250
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5250 IPL CONSOLE OF SKP/MU (MN=(&00)) IS NOT DEFINED IN BS2000. STARTUP CONTINUES
Meaning
The IPL console with MN=(&00) which is operating via SKP/MU has not been
defined for BS2000 by parameter service (keyword = OPR).
Response
Modify the parameters for keyword OPR according to the actual definition
of consoles in KVP.
NSI5251
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5251 REQM CLASS 3 FOR MESSAGE POOL FAILED
Meaning
The console dialog which occurs during system initialization is stored
in main memory and moved to a class 3 memory area in order to be
inserted into the logging file CONSLOG.
The corresponding memory request has failed.
By this reason the console dialog of system initialization will not be
inserted into the logging file CONSLOG.
By conditions being set by the user, the logging function will decide
if system initialization may continue or if system initialization
must be terminated.
Response
None.
NSI5260
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5260 NAME OF OPTION INVALID
Meaning
A parameter record for modification of options is wrong.
An interpretable parameter record could not be recognized,
or the option is not or not correct defined.
The following message NSI00BD specifies the type of the option and
the wrong parameter record is displayed.
Response
None.
NSI5262
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5262 NAME OF OPTION NOT FOLLOWED BY EQUALS SIGN
Meaning
A parameter record for modification of options is wrong.
Behind the name of the option no equals sign was given.
The following message NSI00BD specifies the type of the option and
the wrong parameter record is displayed.
Response
None.
NSI5264
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5264 VALUE OF OPTION INVALID: (&00)
Meaning
A parameter record for modification of options is wrong.
The specified value cannot be assigned to this option; the reason
is indicated in the insert (&00):
- NOT CHARACTER STRING : The type of option is "Character string", but
no character string was recognized.
- NOT DECIMAL VALUE : The type of option is "Decimal Value", but no
decimal value was recognized.
- NOT HEXADECIMAL VALUE : The type of option is "Hexadecimal Value", but
no hexadecimal value was recognized.
- ODD NUMBER OF HEXADECIMAL DIGITS : The type of option is "Hexadecimal
Value", but an uneven number of
hexadecimal digits were recognized.
- NOT FILENAME : The type of option is "Filename", but the specified
value is not a filename.
- NOT TIMESTAMP : The value of option was interpreted as a timestamp,
but it was not correct.
- OUT OF RANGE : The given value is too long or out of its defined
range.
The following message NSI00BD specifies the type of the option and
the wrong parameter record is displayed.
Response
None.
NSI5400
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5400 UNRECOVERABLE ERROR WHEN LOADING BS2000 EXECUTIVE
Meaning
An unrecoverable error has occurred when loading the BS2000 executive.
The last message gives a more detailed description of the error.
Response
Correct the error and repeat system initialization.
NSI5401
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5401 IO-ERROR: DISK (&00) (MN=(&01)) (&02)
Meaning
During an In-/Output carried out on Class1-exec one of the following
errors has occurred
(&00) VSN of disk
(&01) Mnemotechnical name
(&02) INVALID DAR (access right illegal)
UNRECOVERABLE IO ERROR (uncorrectable IO-error)
INCOMPATIBEL DMS ATTRIBUTE (DMS attribute unequal PUBRES)
VOLUME NOT MOUNTED (disk is not online)
Response
Remove the error and repeat system initialization.
NSI5410
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5410 Inconsistency in BS2000 executive: (&00)
Meaning
(&00): Description of inconsistency.
BS2000 startup terminates with 'SETS'.
This system termination can only occur in fault intolerant system.
Response
Call service center.
Retry startup with fault tolerance switch set to 'FT' (tolerant).
NSI5411
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI5411 ISL-Entry (&00) could not be activated. Startup continues
Meaning
(&00): Name of ISL-Entry
Problems may occur during the BS2000 run.
If fault tolerance is set to 'FI', startup terminates with
NSI5410.
Response
Call service center
NSI6005
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI6005 SYSTEM PARAMETER STUPTYPE = (&00). SHALL VALUE BE CHANGED? REPLY ( U(NCHANGED), W(ARM), C(OLD), S(ELECTIVE), Z(IP), T(SN FILE RESET ONLY), J(OIN AND TSN FILE RESET), EOT=UNCHANGED )
Meaning
(&00) is the actual value of system parameter STUPTYPE.
Response
If U or EOT is entered, the value of the system parameter remains
unchanged,
else the system parameter is set to the entered value for the actual
session.
NSI6010
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI6010 SYSTEM PARAMETER RECONUC = (&00). SHALL VALUE BE CHANGED? REPLY ( U(NCHANGED), N(O), B(ACKUP), T(SOSCAT), A(LL), R(ESET), EOT=UNCHANGED )
Meaning
(&00) is the actual value of system parameter RECONUC.
Response
If U or EOT is entered, the value of the system parameter remains
unchanged,
else the system parameter is set to the entered value for the actual
session.
NSI6100
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI6100 STARTUP WAITS FOR JMS READY
Meaning
Startup waits for successful completion of JMS initialization.
This message is displayed every 60 seconds, because initialization
of JMS (cleaning up and restarting of jobs out of the jobpool)
may take a long time depending of the previous sessions.
Response
None.
NSI6102
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI6102 BS2000 EXECUTIVE: CLASS2 ACTIVE
Meaning
The pageable part of BS2000 exec has been loaded and corrected
(REPs applied) successfully. So it is ready to run.
Response
None.
NSI6200
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI6200 REPLOG INITIALIZATION FAILED. STARTUP CONTINUES
Meaning
Unable to create or write into the REPLOG-file (in this file all the REPs
will be logged, which was processed for BS2000 and dynamically loaded
parts of system/subsystems).
If the user has enforced the REP log function (generation options
SECSTART=Y and SECSTENF=Y), the system initialization terminates
Response
None or remove error cause and repeat system initialization.
NSI6205
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI6205 REPLOG INCOMPLETE. STARTUP CONTINUES
Meaning
Copying file SAVEREP to the final REPLOG file has failed, because of
undersized or inexistent file SAVEREP (logging of all processed REPs for
BS2000 and dynamically loaded parts of system/subsystems is firstly done
in this file which must be supplied under userid TSOS on the home PVS
with sufficient space)
Response
None or remove error cause and repeat system initialization.
If the user needs the missing logging data, then he may save the
REP input media which have not been logged.
NSI6210
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI6210 REP BEFORE IMAGE LOG IS INCOMPLETE. STARTUP CONTINUES
Meaning
In order to supply the removal of object code corrections (REPs) out of
the running system, for each processed REP the original information
(REP before image) is logged.
The before images of BS2000 class1/2 exec REPs have not been logged.
System initialization continues.
REPs of BS2000 class1/2 exec cannot be removed in the following
session.
Response
None or remove the error cause and repeat system initialization
NSI6220
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI6220 INVALID VALUE (&00) FOR SYSTEM PARAMETER (&01). DEFAULT (&02) INSERTED.
Meaning
Invalid value (&00) assigned to system parameter (&01).
The default (&02) is inserted.
Wrong value originates from a wrong input for the startup parameter
service,
either from file or from console.
Response
System installation continues with the default value. If the wrong value
originates from a parameter file, correct the file.
NSI6230
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight:
Warranty : NO
NSI6230 CONFLICTING OPERANDS in /SHOW-SYSTEM-INFORMATION
NSI6231
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight:
Warranty : NO
NSI6231 LIVE MIGRATION HAS ALREADY TAKEN PLACE; DATA OF IPL HOST WILL BE DISPLAYED
Meaning
Due to the actual default value of the operand SERVER-UNIT the data
of that host will be displayed, on which the IPL has been
performed.
If the data of the current host are desired, please specify
SERVER-UNIT=*CURRENT .
Some of the displayed informations may be different between both
hosts.
NSI6232
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight:
Warranty : NO
NSI6232 LIVE MIGRATION HAS ALREADY TAKEN PLACE; DATA OF CURRENT HOST WILL BE DISPLAYED
Meaning
Due to the actual default value of the operand SERVER-UNIT the data
of the current host will be displayed.
If the data of that host, on which the IPL has been performed, are
desired, please specify SERVER-UNIT=*INITIAL .
Some of the displayed informations may be different between both
hosts.
NSI6233
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight:
Warranty : NO
NSI6233 INTERNAL ERROR OCCURED DURING PROCESSING OF COMMAND /SHOW-SYSTEM-INFORMATION
NSI6234
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight:
Warranty : NO
NSI6234 ILLEGAL VALUE GOT FOR 'LIVE-MIG-COUNT'
Meaning
During processing of the command /SHOW-SYSTEM-INFORMATION an
illegal value for 'LIVE-MIG-COUNT' was found. The value is either
not less than 100 millions or negative. The maximum value
'99999999' will be displayed. Command processing continues.
NSI6250
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI6250 ONE OR MORE SYSTEM PARAMETERS ARE NOT EXISTING OR MISSING PRIVILEGE OF CALLER
Meaning
It was tried to read System Parameters which either
- are not defined in the actual system or
- only can be read with special privileges.
Response
Use *ALL to get all readable System Parameters.
NSI6251
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight:
Warranty : NO
NSI6251 BAD RETURNCODE FROM GTIME OR CTIME MACRO CALL
Meaning
A GTIME or CTIME macro call failed. Delivered time values are
invalid.
NSI6260
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight:
Warranty : NO
NSI6260 SYSTEM PARAMETER NOT MODIFIED. CAUSE (&00).
Meaning
System Parameter not modified because of
- 01 : Input type not corresponding to defined type, e.g. Input type
Integer and defined type X-String
- 02 : Input type not in defined range (Integer) or too long
(C-String or X-String)
- 03 : System Parameter not existing.
- 04 : Modification of this System Parameter not allowed.
Response
None.
NSI6270
Destination: USER-TASK Routing code: Weight:
Warranty : NO
NSI6270 REQUIRED PRIVILEGE MISSING.
Meaning
None.
Response
None.
NSI6300
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI6300 ROUTINE (&00) SET RETURNCODE (&01). STARTUP CONTINUES
Meaning
At release of startups virtual memory an error has occurred.
The error code is displayed.
Response
None.
NSI6301
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI6301 JMS INITIALIZATION FAILED
Meaning
Initialization of JMS has not completed successfully.
Response
System initialization terminates. Take dump (SLED), if diagnostic
information has not already been taken by the JMS jobpool task.
NSI6302
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI6302 INITIALIZATION OF SUBSYSTEM GET-TIME NOT COMPLETED.
Meaning
Initialization of GET-TIME has not completed.
Response
Take dump (SLED).
NSI6303
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI6303 INITIALIZATION OF SUBSYSTEM TULAM FAILED.
Meaning
Initialization of subsystem TULAM failed.
Response
Take dump (SLED).
NSI6305
Destination: CONSOLE Routing code: * (main console) Weight: 99
Warranty : NO
NSI6305 (&00)-MACRO ERROR (&02) FOR REPLOG FILE (&01)
Meaning
Error when creating or copying into file REPLOG
(&00) FILE: creating REPLOG file; COPY: writing into REPLOG file
(&01) filename of REPLOG file
(&02) DMS error code
Response
None, take notice of the following message.