GE MEDICAL SYSTEMS CT 9800 QUICK SYSTEM
Rev. 3 Direction 18000
8-6-26
6-8 COMMON KERNEL ABORT CODES AND THEIR SOLUTIONS
A kernel abort trap (KAT) is an indication that the AP has detected a failure in its internal hardware, (e.g. a parity
error on a data transfer between two memories). KATs’ cause software to behave erratically. To determine if the
AP has had a KAT, the operator cancels to “R”, and if a kernel abort had occurredthe Kat will be written at the
end of a file called HPLOAD.LG. To continue running the system, APM will have to be reloaded (i.e. run UPAP).
(UPAP from DIR CTDS allows you to see if a kernel abort occurs. The words BUS ERROR or KERNEL ABORT
will appear at the end of the UPAP screens). The Kernel Abort Codes are listed here for your reference.
1) 4EED - bad DASIOP card
2) * BUS ERROR
SOLUTION:
a) PUBLIC MEMORY CARD - is FMI - 25070 (2 resistor fix) installed on Public Memory Card?
b) Public Memory bus is hung by another circuit card:
1. MASTER
2. SLAVE
3. DGIOP
4. DASIOP
5. SMP - LEAST LIKELY
APM ABORT CODE
The following abort code assignments have been made for the following system
components:
MASTER SLAVE
MPMBUG 0-99 MPSBUG 10000-10099
MPKERNL 100-199 MPSINI 10100-10199
MPSTARCM 200-299 MPSKER 10200-10299
MPSTARX 300-399 MPSESR 10300-10399
MPSLCM 400-499 MPSABT 10400-10499
MPIOUTL 500-599 MPSABT 10500-10599
MPVACM 600-699
MPIBMCM 700-799
MPC7CCM 800-899
SELCM 900-999
PECM 1000-1099
MPILCM 1100-1199
MPC7DCM 1200-1299
MPCOMCM 1300-1399
MPMEFPR 1400-1499 MPSEFPR 11400-11499
MPMSIO 1500-1599 MPSMIO 11500-11599
MPQEUTL 1600-1699 MPQEUTL 11600-11699
MPCREQP 1700-1799 MPCREQP 11700-11799
MPDBCR 1800-1899 MPDBCR 11800-11899
MPASCM 1900-1999
MPIOCM 2000-2099
MPMGPICM 4000-4099 MPSGPIEP 14000-14099
MPDDCM 20000-20049
MPFMVD 20050-20099
MPCBUF 20100-20199
MPDASCM 20200-20299
MPSEMA 20400-20400
APM SLAVE ERROR CONDITIONS: