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2552 - PSSP installation messages (continued)

For additional PSSP installation messages, see messages beginning with the prefix 0016.

2552-050Nodecond Status: Invoking directory path to node type process , node type.

Explanation: Notifying the user of the node type selected and invoking the process to condition the nodes

User Response: No action required.

2552-051Option option flag incorrect.

Explanation: The option flag entered on the command line is incorrect.

User Response: Check the correct option in the usage statement and enter the command again.

2552-052You have entered an incorrect frame_ID.

Explanation: The frame ID entered on the command line is incorrect.

User Response: Select the correct frame ID and enter the command again.

2552-053You have entered an incorrect slot_ID.

Explanation: The slot ID entered on the command line is incorrect.

User Response: Select the correct slot ID and enter the command again.

2552-054You must specify a frame_Id and a slot_Id.

Explanation: Both frame ID and slot ID must be entered on the command line.

User Response: Enter the command again with the correct frame and slot IDs.

2552-055Unable to determine node type for frame_ID frame_ID, slot_ID slot_ID.

Explanation: The program had a problem obtaining the correct value of the node type for the frame ID and slot ID entered.

User Response: If you have determined that the frame ID and slot ID entered are correct, follow standard problem resolution procedures.

2552-056Unrecognized node type found for frame_ID frame_ID, slot_ID slot_ID, and Card type=node type value.

Explanation: The value returned for the node type is not recognized in the data base.

User Response: Follow standard problem resolution procedures.

2552-057Nodecond Not Successfull: Unable to create logfile logfile.

Explanation: The trace information logfile was not created.

User Response: Follow standard problem resolution procedures.

2552-058Nodecond Not Successful: Trace information has been placed in the file logfile.

Explanation: The error trace Information has been placed in the logfile.

User Response: Refer to the logfile for more information on the error condition.

2552-059Nodecond Not Successful: A return code of return code was returned which may indicate that the file system is full.

Explanation: The return code value returned may indicate a full file system.

User Response: Follow standard problem resolution procedures.

2552-060You may not use the -a flag with any of the -n, -p, or -P flags.

Explanation: The -a flag should not be used in combination with any of the -n, -p, or -P flags.

User Response: Re-issue the command with the correct flag syntax.

2552-061You may not use the -p flag with the -P flag.

Explanation: The -p flag should not be used in combination with the -P flag.

User Response: Re-issue the command with the correct flag syntax.

2552-062You may not use the -a flag, the -p flag, or the -P flag in connection with nodes that do not support the CHRP interface.

Explanation: Only CHRP nodes support the list physical location codes and ping functions.

User Response: Re-issue the command with the correct flag syntax.

2552-063No SPLAN adapter found. Run spadaptrs to define an SPLAN adapter.

Explanation: There is no SPLAN adapter defined in the SDR. Before a node can be conditioned, the SPLAN adapter must be defined in the SDR.

User Response: Run the spadaptrs command to define an SPLAN adapter and issue the nodecond command again.

2552-064Configuration error. Multiple SPLAN adapters found.

Explanation: There is more than one SPLAN adapter defined in the SDR. This is a configuration error.

User Response: Record the above information and contact the IBM Support Center.

2552-065Unable to find an adapter at physical location code in device tree. Quitting.

Explanation: The physical location code defined in the SDR does not match with an adapter in the device tree list.

User Response: Verify that the physical location code defined in the SDR has the correct value and issue nodecond again.


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