00 –– Created (booted from disk).
01 –– Software initialization.
02 –– Hardware initialization.
03 –– Communication link initialization.
04 –– Enable fault recovery.
05 –– Essential jobs operational.
06 –– Fully operational.
07 –– Aborting.
zz = Process run state.
00 –– process was still performing initialization step.
01 –– process had completed initialization step.
02 –– process timed out.
hh hh hh = Hardware status digits. Refer to Figure A2-1 for definition of the
digits.
A2.2.1.5 Explanation
At this point, all UNIX RTR operating system application processes should have
completed sequencing to the fully operational state. However, the specified process did
not. If this is an essential process, the HW/SW inhibits must be on. If so, no
initialization will occur; however, the system will not have essential functionality. If
this is a non-essential process, the HW/SW inhibit state is a don’t care; non-critical
functionality is lost and AIM will automatically attempt to Full Process Initialization
(FPI) the specified process.
A2.2.1.6 Corrective Action
Monitor the system for lost functionality associated with the specified process. If
significant periods of time (that is, several minutes) elapse without this functionality,
attempt to manually recover this functionality. The situation should be dealt with as
follows: apply Master Control Center (MCC) controls (for example, inhibits); request
processor reconfiguration (for example, force CU/Disks); request higher manual
initializations (for example, 53); for more information, see 235-105-250, 5ESS Switch
System Recovery Manual or seek technical assistance.
APPENDIX 2
PROCESSOR RECOVERY MESSAGES
235-200-150
January 2003
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