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.
A2.2.5.5 Explanation
An essential application process has failed to initialize successfully by either calling
INcomplete () indicating a failure or by timing out.
If AM software checks are allowed, AIM will immediately trigger a high-level AM
initialization. Otherwise, no initialization will occur. However, the system may not
support essential functionality (such as call processing, maintenance, or input/output).
A2.2.5.6 Corrective Action
If several minutes elapse without recovery or escalation to higher levels of
initialization, see “Analyze AM Initialization Failure,” 235-105-250, 5ESS Switch
System Recovery Manual.
A2.2.6 PRM:vE FF06
A2.2.6.1 PRM Format
PRM_p vEda FF06 xxxx yyzz hh hh hh
A2.2.6.2 PRM Source
Application Integrity Monitor (AIM) Phase Trigger.
A2.2.6.3 Function
AIM essential UNIX RTR operating system application process initialization timeout.
A2.2.6.4 PRM Expansion
p = Active control unit (CU):
0––CU0
1––CU1
v = E - Administrative Module (AM) software checks are
inhibited (see “Explanation,” Section A2.2.6.5).
F - AM software checks allowed. A high level AM
initialization will follow immediately.
E = Application software generated this PRM.
d = Level of most recent UNIX RTR operating system
initialization:
0 –– No initialization or D0 initialization.
1 –– D1 initialization.
2 –– D2 initialization.
3 –– D3 initialization.
235-200-150
January 2003
APPENDIX 2
PROCESSOR RECOVERY MESSAGES
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