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Messages Guide and Reference
List of Three-Digit Display Values: c00-c99
Select the value that is currently displayed
in the three-digit display.
c00 c01 c02 c03 c04
c05 c06 c07 c08 c09
c10 c20 c21 c25 c26
c29 c31 c32 c33 c34
c40 c41 c42 c43 c44
c45 c46 c47 c48 c49
c50 c51 c52 c53 c54
c55 c56 c57 c58 c59
c61 c70 c99
Display Value c00
| Explanation |
AIX Install/Maintenance loaded successfully. |
| System Action |
Loading AIX Install/Maintenance. |
| User Action |
Return to the step that asked you to load AIX Install/Maintenance. |
Display Value c01
| Explanation |
Insert the AIX Install/Maintenance diskette. |
| System Action |
Waiting for the user to insert diskette. |
| User Action |
Insert the AIX Install/Maintenance diskette. When the display value
changes, find that value in this list. If no actions are possible, report
the problem to your software service organization. |
Display Value c02
| Explanation |
Diskettes inserted out of sequence. |
Display Value c03
| Explanation |
Wrong diskette inserted. |
| System Action |
Waiting for the user to insert the proper diskette. |
| User Action |
Insert the correct diskette. When the display value changes, find that
value in this list. If this value is displayed while the correct diskette
is inserted, then there is a problem with the diskette. If you have a backup
copy of the diskette, use it instead. If you are unable to resolve the
problem, report it to your software service organization. |
Display Value c04
| Explanation |
Irrecoverable error occurred. |
| System Action |
This error halts the system. |
| User Action |
Go to "Hardware
Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. |
If there is a hardware failure, report it to
your hardware service organization. Otherwise, retry loading AIX Install/Maintenance.
If you cannot resolve the problem, report it to your software service organization,
and then stop. You have completed these procedures.
Display Value c05
| Explanation |
Diskette error occurred. |
| System Action |
This error halts the system. |
| User Action |
Try loading AIX Install/Maintenance again using a backup diskette.
If you are still unable to resolve the problem, report it to your software
service organization. |
Display Value c06
| Explanation |
The rc.boot configuration shell script is unable to determine
type of boot. |
| System Action |
This error halts the system. |
| User Action |
Try loading AIX Install/Maintenance again. If you are still unable
to resolve the problem, report it to your software service organization. |
Display Value c07
| Explanation |
Insert next diskette. |
| System Action |
Waiting for the user to insert diskette. |
| User Action |
Insert the next diskette. When the display value changes, find that
value in this list. |
Display Value c08
| Explanation |
RAM file system started incorrectly. |
| System Action |
This error halts the system. |
| User Action |
Try loading AIX Install/Maintenance again. If you are still unable
to resolve the problem, report it to your software service organization. |
Display Value c09
| Explanation |
Progress indicator. Writing to or reading from diskette. |
| System Action |
Accessing diskette. |
| User Action |
No action necessary. |
Display Value c10
| Explanation |
Platform-specific bootinfo command not in boot image. |
Display Value c20
| Explanation |
An unexpected system halt occurred, and your system is configured to
enter the kernel debug program instead of performing a system dump. Enter
bosboot -D for information about kernel debugger enablement. |
| System Action |
Activating kernel debug program. c20 will remain if the system does
not enter the kernel debugger or if there is no tty available. |
| User Action |
If the system has entered the kernel debugger, record the line of text
at the bottom of the debugger screen on item 8 of the Problem Summary Form.
Then, enter the quit dump subcommand to leave the program. The system
dumps to the primary dump device, and the three-digit display changes.
If the system has not entered the kernel
debugger or if there is no tty available, a forced dump to the dump device
will occur (indicated by 888-102-700-000 in the three-digit display). If
this situation occurred due to a reboot condition, see "Accessing
a System That Will Not Boot . |
Display Value c21
| Explanation |
The ifconfig
command was unable to configure the network for the client network host. |
| System Action |
The system halts. |
| User Action |
You will need to log on to the server or to another client with superclient
privileges to perform the following:
If you are unable to correct the problem,
contact your software service organization for assistance. |
Display Value c25
| Explanation |
Client did not mount remote miniroot during network install. |
| System Action |
The system halts. |
| User Action |
You will need to log on to the server or to another client with superclient
privileges to perform the following activities:
- Verify that the client's root file system,
which is /export/root/ClientHostName on the server, has been
exported by the server. To do this, run the following command:
/usr/bin/showmount -e ServerHostName
If the client's file system is not in the list, use a text editor to
add it to the /etc/exports file. After you have saved the changes,
run the following command to update the client's root file system:
/usr/sbin/exportfs
- Run the following command to verify that the
nfsd
daemon is running on the server:
ps -e | grep nfsd
If the system does not return any data, the daemon is not running and
must be started using the following command:
/etc/rc.nfs
If you are unable to correct the problem,
contact your software service organization for assistance. |
Display Value c26
| Explanation |
Client did not mount the /usr file system during the network
boot. |
Display Value c29
| Explanation |
The system was unable to configure the network device. |
Display Value c31
| Explanation |
If a console has not been configured, the system pauses with this value
in the three-digit display and then displays instructions for choosing
a console on the native display. System initialization and configuration
continue after you choose a console. |
| System Action |
The system waits for you to choose a console. |
| User Action |
See "Booting Problems"
for
recovery procedures. If those procedures fail to correct the problem, record
SRN 101-201 in item 4 on the Problem Summary Form. Report the
problem to your hardware service organization, and then stop. You have
completed these procedures. |
Display Value c32
| Explanation |
Progress indicator. The console is a high-function terminal. |
| System Action |
The console configuration method is being run. |
| User Action |
No action necessary. This display is for information purposes only. |
Display Value c33
| Explanation |
Progress indicator. The console is a tty. |
| System Action |
The console configuration method is being run. |
| User Action |
No action necessary. This display is for information purposes only. |
Display Value c34
| Explanation |
Progress indicator. The console is a file. |
| System Action |
The console configuration method is being run. |
| User Action |
No action necessary. This display is for information purposes only. |
Display Value c40
| Explanation |
Extracting data files from media. This LED displays briefly on the
panel. |
| System Action |
The system is reading data files from the install media. |
| User Action |
No action necessary. This display is for information purposes only. |
Display Value c41
| Explanation |
Could not determine the boot type or device. |
| System Action |
The device ODM did not contain information about the boot device. |
| User Action |
If you are unable to correct the problem, contact your software service
organization for assistance. |
Display Value c42
| Explanation |
Extracting data files from diskette. |
| System Action |
The system is reading data files from the diskette drive. |
| User Action |
Ensure that the diskette does not contain read errors. |
Display Value c43
| Explanation |
Could not access the boot or installation tape. |
| System Action |
Tape control failed. |
| User Action |
Ensure that the tape is in the drive and does not have read errors.
If the problem cannot be corrected, contact your software service representative. |
Display Value c44
| Explanation |
Initializing installation database with target disk information. |
| System Action |
If this LED persists, the system may be having trouble accessing disks. |
| User Action |
If this LED persists, contact your software service organization for
assistance. |
Display Value c45
| Explanation |
Cannot configure the console. |
| System Action |
The cfgcon command has failed. |
| User Action |
Ensure that the media is readable, that the display type is supported,
and that the media contains device support for the display type. |
Display Value c46
| Explanation |
Normal installation processing. |
| System Action |
This LED displays briefly on the panel. |
| User Action |
No action is necessary. This display is for information purposes only. |
Display Value c47
| Explanation |
Could not create a physical volume identifier (PVID) on disk. |
| System Action |
The chgdisk command has failed. |
| User Action |
Run hardware diagnostics on the target disks. Go to "Hardware
Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. |
Display Value c48
| Explanation |
Prompting you for input. |
| System Action |
BosMenus is being run. |
| User Action |
If this LED persists, you must provide responses at the console. |
Display Value c49
| Explanation |
Could not create or form the JFS log. |
| System Action |
The logform command has failed. |
| User Action |
Run hardware diagnostics on the target disks. Go to "Hardware
Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. |
Display Value c50
| Explanation |
Creating root volume group on target disks. |
| System Action |
System is making volume group and logical volumes. |
| User Action |
If this LED persists, run hardware diagnostics on the target disks.
Go to"Hardware
Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. |
Display Value c51
| Explanation |
No paging devices were found. |
| System Action |
Either selected disks were not already in a root volume group or the
data files did not specify paging devices. |
| User Action |
Correct the problem and try the install again. |
Display Value c52
| Explanation |
Changing from RAM environment to disk environment. |
| System Action |
The system is setting up devices in the disk environment. |
| User Action |
If this LED persists, the disks may not be accessible. Run hardware
diagnostics on the target disks. Go to "Hardware
Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. |
Display Value c53
| Explanation |
Not enough space in the /tmp directory to do a preservation
installation. |
| System Action |
The system has detected that there is not enough space in /tmp. |
| User Action |
Reboot and make the /tmp directory larger. |
Display Value c54
| Explanation |
Installing either BOS or additional packages. |
| System Action |
The system is either restoring bos.rte/mksysb or device packages. |
| User Action |
If this LED persists, the installation media may not be readable. |
Display Value c55
| Explanation |
Could not remove the specified logical volume in a preservation installation. |
| System Action |
The system could not remove a logical volume during a preservation
install. |
| User Action |
Run diagnostics on the target disks. Go to "Hardware
Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. An overwrite installation
must be done on that disk if it is not bad. |
Display Value c56
| Explanation |
Running user-defined customization. |
| System Action |
This LED displays briefly on the panel. |
| User Action |
No action is necessary. This display is for information purposes only. |
Display Value c57
| Explanation |
Failure to restore BOS. |
| System Action |
The system was attempting to restore the BOS image. |
| User Action |
Ensure that the media contains a valid BOS image and that the disks
are large enough to contain the image. Run diagnostics on the disks and
ensure that the image.data file accurately describes the image being
installed. |
Display Value c58
| Explanation |
Displaying message to turn the key. |
| System Action |
The system is prompting the user to turn the key. |
| User Action |
Turn the key to Normal and press Enter. If the client machine does
not have a configured console, turn the key to the Normal position and
press the yellow button twice in rapid succession. |
Display Value c59
| Explanation |
Could not copy either device special files, device ODM, or volume group
information from RAM to disk. |
| System Action |
The system was attempting to copy devices from the RAM file system
to the disk file system. |
| User Action |
Ensure that the image.data file accurately describes the image
being installed. |
Display Value c61
| Explanation |
Failed to create the boot image. |
| System Action |
The system was running the bosboot command. |
| User Action |
Run hardware diagnostics on the target disks. Go to "Hardware
Diagnostics" in in AIX Problem Solving Guide and Reference. Ensure that the /tmp
directory has enough space to create the boot image. |
Display Value c70
| Explanation |
Problem mounting diagnostic CD ROM disk in stand-alone mode. |
Display Value c99
| Explanation |
Progress indicator. The diagnostic programs have completed. This code
is only used when there is no console. |
| System Action |
The system waits for you to restart. |
| User Action |
Restart the system. Turn off your system, wait one minute, then turn
on the system. This display is for information purposes only. |
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