Each PRM listing provides the following information:
Format - Shows format of possible outputs for this PRM.
Source - Lists software program originating the PRM
Function - Details why the PRM was generated.
Expansion - Defines all variables used in the PRM
Explanation - Provides additional information about the PRM.
Corrective Action - Gives instructions on corrective measures available or reference to
other documents.
If software inhibits are turned on, the switch may have lost critical functionality and
this fact may not be readily apparent. For more information, see 235-105-250, 5ESS
Switch System Recovery Manual.
During a processor recovery, each common UNIX
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RTR operating system process
produces a 16-digit hexadecimal success or failure PRM after execution.
Approximately every 2 seconds, a PRM can be printed out on the MCC and ROP.
Success PRMs are considered low priority and are therefore not always output.
However, the system will guarantee that the first (oldest) failure PRM will be output
to all devices (MCC and ROP).
If a failure PRM is output, it identifies the process encountering the failure, the
reason for the failure, and in some cases, failure information.
A2.2 Processor Recover Messages
A2.2.1 PRM:EE 5F06
A2.2.1.1 PRM Format
PRM_p EEda 5F06 xxxx yyzz hh hh hh
A2.2.1.2 PRM Source
Application Integrity Monitor (AIM).
A2.2.1.3 Function
AIM initialization timeout (associated with the specified UNIX RTR operating system
application process) occurred, but initialization has completed anyway.
A2.2.1.4 PRM Expansion
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APPENDIX 2
PROCESSOR RECOVERY MESSAGES
235-200-150
January 2003
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